Edward Imm describes the company history and all the products they have to offer.  The Best of Cincinnati creates and ships custom gift baskets. Orders may be placed via catalog or online.  During the holiday season, their gift shop is open to the public.  For additional information, please visit their website: The Best of Cincinnati  May 2013

Glen Prasser, CEO, talks with host Dave Sperry about the growth of Beacon Orthopaedics and their four locations.  for more information, please visit their website, Beacon Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine  May 2013

The Root Beer Stand, owned by Scott Donley and Eric Burroughs, has been a Sharonville tradition for the past 23 years.  See the winner of the 2013 tee shirt contest!  Visit their facebook page for updated information and photos. April 2013

www.TheRootBeerStand.com

Doug Smith of Hubbard Interactive (Rewind 94.9 and 2060 Digital Radio) explains the best approaches to advertising and reminds businesses that advertising is an investment, not an expense. April 2013

Barbara Scull of The Alleen Company is serving as one of the Co-Chairs for the 36th Annual Sharonville Car Show on Sunday,April 28.  In this interview, Barbara shares information about the cars, food, and entertainment with host, Dave Sperry.

This Sharonville tradition will take place on April 28, 2013, 9 AM to 3 PM in Downtown Sharonville. There will be 18 different Car Classes this year. 

To register your car or learn more abou the Car Show, please visit the website:
http://www.sharonvilleclassiccarshow.com

Duane Plapp, Coach, Keynote Speaker, and Certified Trainer discusses the concept of "Sales Without Selling" with host Dave Sperry.  

For more information, please visit: www.totalrevenuecoaching.com

Mark Haake of Reliance Technology Solutions discusses the focus of hsi company with host, Dave Sperry.  Known as a manged services provider, the company contracts with clients for IT infastructure with emphasis on proactive rather than reactive planning.  Based in Mason, Ohio, they offer a wide variety of IT services, including disaster recovery.  www.choosereliance.com

Business Talk Host, Dave Sperry of Speedpro Imaging, interviews Johnda Keuffer and Michael Smith of PNC Bank.  PNC has a strong passion for hleping local businesses with their Business Banking programs.  PNC is also very involved in the community, supporting projects and events thorughout the Sharonville and Cincinnati area. www.pnc.com

Taste of Northern Cincinnati Chairperson, Wendy Clouser of Perfection Group, shares information about this year’s event.

The Taste of Northern Cincinnati will take place on Sunday, February 24, from Noon until 4 PM, at the Sharonville Convention Center.

Day of event: $18 for adults, $5 ages 12 and under, free under 3 years of age. Preregistration discounts are available now for $15 per adult registration.

Host Dave Sperry of Speedpro Imaging, interviews guest, Maxine Richardson of Kwik Kopy in Blue Ash. Celebrating 24 years in business, Kwik Kopy is a commercial printer offering a wide variety of services. z

Scott Karnes, Sharonville Branch Manager, shares Huntington's commitment to their community and customers. Huntington Bank is focused on the Midwest, with branches in 6 states.  They have many programs designed to better serve banking customers.

www.huntington.com

Barbara Scull, President of the Holiday in Lights Sponsor, The Alleen Company, along with Kim Whitton of the Hamilton County Parks District, share information about Holiday in Lights at Sharon Woods, the 5K Run, and Santaland. This event recently was named by Cincy Magazine as the #1 Cincinnati Family Holiday Tradition. Holiday In Lights opens on November 16 and runs though December 31. The 5K will start at 5 PM on Saturday, November 17. Santa will arrive by fire truck to Santaland the day after Thanksgiving.

www.HolidayInLights.com

Sarah Back, President, describes the many services and products offered by Queensgate Hardware.  They serve the commercial industry in the tri-sate area and beyond, offering a wide range of services and products: card access systems, automatic entries, doors, frames, hardware, keys, and more.

For more infomation visit:  www.queensgatehardware.com

Michael Rench, President and CEO, describes St. Joseph Home.  With "Possibility Overcomes Disability" as their theme, the staff and volunteers of St. Joesph Home offer care for residents of all ages who have severe and profound developmental disabilites.  Most are non-ambulatory and non-verbal.  They also offer respite care at St. Joseph for famiies who care for family members in their own homes, to allow the families to travel or take a break from the 24 hour care they provide to their loved ones.

For More informaton visit www.stjosephhome.org

Jim Downton, Executive Director, describes the newly renovated and expanded Sharonville Convention Center.  Orignally builit in 1994, the existing center was renovated and expanded, doubling its size.   With 65,000 square feet of space, a variety of types of rooms, and the fliexibility to customize spaces, the Sharonville Convention Center can handle any event.  They are particulaly well suited to handle large conventions.

For more information, please visit www.SharonvilleConventionCenter.com

Event Chair and Chamber Board Member, Richard Osgood, shares information about the Wine, Art, Beer, and Cigar Festival to be held on Saturday, November 3, 2012, at the Holiday Inn I-275 North. 

Presented by the Sharonville Chamber, there will be a wide variety of wines and beers, including selected local breweries and vintners. One-of-a-kind arts and crafts will be presented by local artists, and Straus Tobacconist will supply the cigars.

For more information or to register online, please visit www.SharonvilleChamberWABC.com

Mark Reder, owner of Sheldon Reder CPA's, joins host Dave Sperry of Speedpro Imaging to discuss the many services availalbe through his firm.  They serve small to large companies, in all types of business.  Mark explained that by offering a Business Physical, his staff is able to look at every aspect of the client's company.

For more information, please visit:  www.sheldonreder.com

Chris Xeil Lyons, Sharonville Economic Development Director, explains her role of in the Sharonville community.  Her task is to retain and grow current businesses and attract new businesses to the City of Sharonville.

For more information, please visit: www.GrowSharonville.com 
Chris Xeil Lyons may be reached at 513-563-1144 

Clinic Director, Dr. Tony Dejtiranukul, explains the many wellness services provided by Spaaaah!  In addition to offering Chiropractics, the clinic also has massage therapists offering a multitude of therapies, including Swedish, Deep Tissue, Hot Stones, Bamboo, and more.

www.spaaaah.net

Johnda Keuffer, Downtown Sharovnille PNC Bank Mangaer serves as the Chairperson for the popular Sharonville Chamber Golf Outing coming up on Monday, August 20, at Four Bridges Country Club.  View this interview to learn more about the schedule for the day and opportunities for donations adn sponsorships

Laurie Althaus, owner of Now and Next,  describes her role as a personal coach for professionals.

www.nowandnext.co

Molly Yeager, Senior Corporate Communications Coordinator discusses Rumpke's recycling program.  Learn what is acceptable for plastic, glass, cans, and paper/cardboard recycling.

www.rumpkerecycling.com

Nan Stricker, Entrepreneur Coach, explains how her company can help narrow the search among thousands of possibilities and find the right fit for franchise ownership.

www.theentrepreneuroption.com

Joff Moine, COO of Infintech, describes his Merchant Services Firm.  In handling electronic credit card processing for businesses, they offer transparent and fixed pricing.  Infintech was founded in Sharonville in 2005 and now works nationally with businesses to help reduce their clients' processing fees.|

www.infintechllc.com

Doug Peters, Owner/Operator of the Chick-fil-A, 501 East Kemper Road in Springdale, sits down to discuss his business with Business Tallk host, Dave Sperry.

Dan Winterhalter from Infitech, LLC, stops by Business Talk to discuss the products and services Infitech is able to provide to businesses in the tristate area.  Infitech is an IT company, using technology as resources and tools to improve their client's business.  For more information, call 779-5700 or visit www.infitech.net

Jerry Doerger, Vice President of PEDCO E&A, discusses the full service architecture and engineering firm.  Last year they celebrated their 30th anniversary.  PEDCO E&A puts an emphasis on small business projects.  For more information, please visit their website at http://www.pdcoea.com/

 

Co Chairs of the 35th Annual Sharonville Classic Show, Barbara Scull of the Alleen Company and Steve Kapuscinski of Allegra marketing/Print/Mail, discuss the upcoming Car Show with host Dave Sperry.
This Sharonville tradition will take place on April 29, 2012, 9 AM to 3 PM in Downtown Sharonville.  There will be 17 different Car Classes this year. 
To register your car or learn more abou the Car Show, please visit the website:
http://www.sharonvilleclassiccarshow.com/

Candace Gunnarsson, President of S2 Statistical Solutions, describes the research her company provides to pharmaceutical and device companies.  For more information, visit their webiste:  http://www.s2stats.com/

Wendy Cappelano and Natalie St.Clair describe the nursing degrees available through Galen College of Nursing, as well as the opprtunites for their graduates.  For more information, plase visit their website:  www.galencollege.edu

Owner Pete McCreary introduces Junk King to Southern Ohio. They are a full service junk removal company.  His crew is also available for light demolition. Unlike other junk removal businesses, Junk King is dedicated to recycling or donating as much as possible.  They can recycle concrete, metal, paper, plastics, construction material, furniture, and e-waste, such as computers and televisions.  They will take away just about anything, except hazardous waste.
For more information, please visit their website at
www.cincinnati.junk-king.com

Chris Back of SCS Construction shares the history and current projects of the company founded by his father and uncle.   The company is known for renovating commercial space in Cincinnati and beyond.  SCS works with genral contractors, property managers, or directly with the tenant to provide an environment to meet the needs of all concerned.

For more information, please visit their website www.scscincinnati.com

Johnda Keuffer, PNC Downtown Sharonville, and Gayla Price, PNC Sharonville North 275, are very active in the local community, including supporting progams such as the PNC Grow Up Great program dedicated to preschool education.  The bank also suports the efforts of the Sharonville Chamber of Commerce, The City of Sharonville, Sharonfest, The Sharonville Fine Arts Center, and local public and private schools.

The Sharonville PNC banks are  full service financial banks and these local branches are currently looking for opportunities to lend to small and mid-size companies.

For more information visit the PNC website http://www.pnc.com/ 

PNC Banks in Sharonville

Amanda Pratt, Director of Corporate Communications, shares the Rumpke's history and exciting new directions.  Did you know the company began in the great Depression and first collected scraps to feed the pigs on the family farm?  Watch the interview to learn how Rumpke has evolved into a large company embracing "green" programs to better our environment.

Jamie Charlton, Managing Partner at Saxon Financial, explains the focus at his firm is on providing financial services to small business owners.  They offer comprehensive programs in Financial Planning, Employee Benefits, Wealth Management, and Individual Planning.  Please visit their website at www.saxonconsultants.com

Joe Rhodenbaugh, President and Owner of Kutol Products Company, describes the hand hygiene products his company manufactures in their new facility in Sharonville.  Their products are primarily for industrial use and can be found in hospitals, nursing homes, restaurants, and other businesses. The Kutol Company is celebrating 100 years in business in 2011.

Carol Klotz and Harry Snyder review the many oportunities for education offered by Great Oaks on their four campuses.  Predominately offering high school education during the day, the campuses offer a variety of courses for adults in the evenings.  Their instructors have hands-on job expereiince in their fields and the state of the art labs are avaialble to the students.

Larry Bergeron, Executive Director, describes the humanitarian relief efforts offered by his organization. A Child’s Hope International is the parent organization of Kids Against Hunger which is a family friendly, non-profit program allowing people of all ages the opportunity to work together to send life saving food packets to children around the world. Located in Sharonville, they welcome volunteers to their “factory” on Kemper Road where the food packets are prepared for distribution.

For more information, visit their website: www.achildshopeintl.org

Soups n Scoops in Downtown Sharonville offers Hershey’s Ice Creams, as well as soups made in-house daily. Their menu also includes toasted sub sandwiches, hot dogs, seasonal salads, and more. Whether you are seeking a quick treat or family meal, Soups n Scoops is the perfect place to go! Conveniently located at 3327 Creek Road in Sharonville, Ohio 45241. For more information call 769-1718.

Michael Catanzaro, President of The Utilities Group, describes the types of energy services his company is able to provide to the community. His company is able to evaluate facilities and offer recommendations to increase energy efficiency. Their competitive pricing allows businesses to better manage their energy costs and increase profits.

Barbara Scull, President of the Alleen Company, describes the wide variety of services and equipment available from Cincinnati’s original event rental company. For over 60 years, the Alleen Company has been providing tents, tables, chairs, stages, dance floors, china and linens, as well as serving equipment, concession machines and supplies, and game tables and dealers, for events of all sizes since 1951. Recognizing that every customer is unique, their planning process is individually customized to meet the customer’s goals and resources. The company supplies community and corporate events including galas, fundraisers, festivals, private parties, and weddings.

Randy Stone, the manager of Roc-A-Fella’s Pizza, shares the secrets to making an authentic New York pizza. Each day, they make our own dough and sauce and hand-toss the dough to make every pizza in the true New York style – thinner hand–tossed pizza with light sauce and a crisped bottom. Their toppings are made fresh daily using authentic New York recipes and pizzas are baked in a genuine stone oven for that wonderful “Big Apple” flavor. Patrons may order by the slice or get the whole pie. Roc-A-Fellas also offers hoagies, sandwiches, and salads – all made to order. For a true “Taste of New York” stop by soon! They are located in Sharonville, in the Square, next to the Post Office – plenty of parking in rear of our building.

Chamber members Barry Carlson and Mary Ellen Robinson drop in to promote the arrival of the Kelly Miller Circus. The Circus will be located across from Princeton High School for ONE DAY ONLY, May 14th. Proceeds will go to help St. Joseph Home and the Princeton Scholarship Fund. Circus tents will be raised beginning at 9am, with shows to follow at 2pm and 5:30pm. Tickets are limited and to find out more about this event, please go to Sharonville Chamber of Commerce

Jack Albrecht and partners discuss the many services that The Perfection Group offers in facility services. For more information, please click on The Perfection Group

Amy Smith, Executive Director, discusses the many services that Mallard Cove offers to its residents.

A wonderful video showing all the great things about the City of Sharonville! Enjoy!

This episode features Jamie Charlton and Bob Pautke from the Sharonville Chamber of Commerce discussing the benefits of membership. For more information, visit Sharonville Chamber of Commerce