Business MonthlyThe Power to Make a DifferenceJune 2012 Issue 48

Upper Arlington Area Chamber of Commerce

Annual event expands …

The Taste of Upper Arlington expands toinclude “local music and local food”

The Taste of Upper Arlingtonis this summer’s premier outdoorfood festival showcasing the diver-sity of the Upper Arlington areadining community. The deliciousarray of food served at the Taste ofUA is complemented by music andexciting activities for the wholefamily. For the past 19 years, Up-per Arlington’s beautiful NorthamPark has been the home to one ofthe area’s largest food festivals.

“From that whirlwind begin-ning in 1993, the Taste of UAhas continued to grow, becomingthe versatile and very successfulevent that it is today because ofthe contribution by many in thecommunity. The Taste of UA cel-ebrates a “local taste” and serves asthe foundation for a year-roundcommunity effort to nurture andgrow our local area businesses,”said Becky Hajost, UA Chamberpresident.

Brought to you by the UpperArlington Area Chamber of Com-merce (UAACC), the Taste of UAwill be held on Thursday, August9th from 3:30 pm – 8:30 pm comerain or shine. Festival attendeeswill be delighted by the tasty va-riety of food vendors participatingin this year’s Taste of UA. Some ofthe returning food vendors includeDave’s Dogs and More, Schmidt’sof German Village, Giuseppe’sItalian Ice, City Barbecue, Leslie’sCreperie, The Wine Bistro, MojoTaGo, Caffe DaVinci, and GreatHarvest Bread Co. to name just afew.

The Taste also will host severalnew food vendors this year includ-ing Nicola Restaurant and Bar,The Oilerie Columbus, SchakoladChocolate Factory, Jimmy John’sGourmet Subs and many more.

While there will be new ven-dors and bands at this year’s Tasteof UA, the festival will once againshowcase specialty craft beers atthe Bier Garden which is expand-ing in size this year, and a high-light of the festival is always theannual Taste of UA food contestin which all food vendors are in-vited to participate. Once again,the Buckeye Mobile Tour willbring the “Buckeye Experience” tothe Taste by providing interactivegames and inflatables that can beenjoyed by the whole family.

“The Chamber would not beable to put on such a fabulousevent without our extraordinaryChef sponsors – Fifth Third Bankand Arlington Urgent Care. Weare also grateful for our Silver

Spoon sponsors – KeyBank, Tri-Village Magazine, Yard Solutions,Wow! Internet, Cable and Phone,and National Church Residencesat First Community Village,” saidCharlie Groezinger, Taste of UAChair and owner of SGO Design-er Glass.

Do You Want To Be A FoodJudge?

New: We are excited to an-nounce that one lucky person willbe chosen to sit on the food judg-ing panel. All you have to do iscontact the Chamber and submityour name and contact informa-tion. Your name will be enteredinto a random drawing. The win-ner will be notified on Thursday,August 2nd. The competitionwinner will join a panel of celeb-rity food judges to taste and judgethe food submitted by participat-ing vendors in three judging cat-egories: appetizer, entrée and des-sert.

EntertainmentAlthough the UAACC has al-

ways had entertainment at theTaste of U.A., this will be the firstyear for what is shaping up to be ahome-grown music festival. Actswill start as early as 3:30 pm onThursday, August 9, 2012 at thewest end of Northam Park.

VMS/Vaughan Music Studiosis the official music sponsor of theTaste of UA, and will manage themusic production and program-ming during the event. VMS isa music instruction, performanceand recording studio. Lessons areoffered in guitar, bass, piano, voice,songwriting, performance focus,recording, and artist development.

“We are very excited to be asponsor and to support local mu-sic. There’s so much talent in thecommunity, and we are happy tobe able to provide a stage for oneof the most enjoyable annual com-munity events of Upper Arling-ton,” says Owner, Cindy Vaughan.

VMS and the Chamber will be

working together over the next fewweeks to fill the remaining timeslots. “We already have two-thirdsof the festival filled with qualitylocal musical acts…the music wehave scheduled so far will rangefrom the original post-grunge,Seattle sound of Central Plannersto the classic rock covers and stageshow of Good Company. And tocap off the event, attendees will

get to enjoy Grassinine who puton one of central Ohio’s premiermountain rock shows,” said musiccoordinator, Doug Ryan.

Get ready for some great musicand food. The musical acts cur-rently scheduled are as follows:

3:30 – 5:00 TBD5:00 – 6:00 Central Planners –

www.centralplanners.com

6:00 – 7:00 Good Company –www.myspace.com/goodcompa-nyrock

7:15 – 8:30 Grassinine – www.grassinine.com

Admission to the Taste of UAis free for the entire family. Formore information, visit www.ua-chamber.org or call the Chamberat 614.481.5710.

Admission to the Tasteof UA is free for the entirefamily. For more informa-tion, visit www.uacham-ber.org or call the Cham-ber at (614) 481-5710.

A closer look

Taste of Upper Arlington 2011(Top) Guests enter the festival. (Left) Tony Maccalusofamily posed with Brutus. (Below) Guests enjoy the BierGarden, which is expanding in size for 2012.

Inside this issueYou Legal Questions Answered . . . . .2

From a Members Perspective . . . . . .3

New Members. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

Calendar of Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5

Featured Chamber Member . . . . . . . .4

Board members . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3

Premiere Chamber Members . . . . . . .2

And more …

Visit the Chamber atwww.uachamber.org

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Ask the Experts: “Your Exhibit is Your Brand”

What are financial andhealthcare Powers of At-torney, and a Living Will,and do I really need anyof them?

These are legal documents that arerelatively easy and inexpensive to pre-pare, and, yes, most people want, need,and will benefit from them.

A financial Power of Attorney is alegal document you sign in which youappoint someone, usually a spouse orchild, to handle your finances if youare ever temporarily or permanentlyunable to handle them yourself. Typi-cally this would be in the event of acatastrophic debilitating medical eventsuch as a stroke which leaves you tem-porarily unable to sign your checks,but could also be in the event of acatastrophic event which leaves youunconscious or comatose. This Powerof Attorney would allow your appoint-ed person to then sign your checks topay your bills if you are unable. And,since you decide what terms to includein the Power of Attorney, you decidejust how much authority to give thisperson to handle your finances if youare unable.

A healthcare Power of Attorneyis also a legal document you sign inwhich you appoint someone, againusually a spouse or child, to make yourhealthcare decisions for you if you areever temporarily or permanently un-able to make those decisions yourself.Again, this would typically be in theevent of a catastrophic debilitating

medical event such as a stroke whichleaves you temporarily unable to makeinformed decisions about your health-care, but could also be in the event youare rendered unconscious or comatose.This Power of Attorney would allowyour appointed person to discuss yourmedical condition with healthcareproviders, make decisions regardingyour healthcare, and consent to yourmedical treatment. Again, since youdecide what terms to include in thisPower of Attorney, you decide justhow much authority to give this per-son to make your healthcare decisionsif you are unable.

A Living Will is also a legal docu-ment you sign, but in it you specificallyinstruct your medical providers andfamily members what type of medicalcare you want to receive if you are everunable to express your wishes. Thiswould also be in the event you are ren-dered permanently unconscious andin a terminal medical condition. Mostpeople direct in their Living Will thatif they are ever in this condition thatthey want only that level of care nec-essary to keep them comfortable andpain free, and not any heroic shortterm treatment.

Your Legal Questions AnsweredBy Bryan B. Johnson, Attorney at Law

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Upper Arlington Area Chamber of Commerce

2152 Tremont Center, Upper Arlington, OH 43221

Phone: 614-481-5710, Fax: 614-481-5711

www.uachamber.org

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Officers

Doug Ryan, Chair

Douglas Real Estate, Inc.

Edie Blough, Vice Chair, Membership

Title First Agency

Rich Dumas, Vice Chair, Finance

HHH CPA Group

Tony Macaluso, Vice Chair, Business Advocacy

Macaluso Landscaping Co. Ltd.

Wes Newhouse, Vice Chair Economic Development,

Newhouse, Prophater, Letcher & Moots

Peter Hahn, Vice Chair, Legal

Dinsmore & Shohl

Don Leach, Outgoing Chair

Dinsmore & Shohl LLP

Trustees

Janet Boissy, Indus Hotels

Daniel Casey, Focus

Becky Converse, The Forum at Knightsbridge

Jeff Danizer, Edward Jones Investments

Kathy Gill, 1st Vice Chair, Retail

The Publishing Group

Chris Graff, Ray Insurance Agency, Inc.

Charles Groezinger, SGO Designer Glass

Jim Hyre of Hyre & Associates

Chris Miller, Asst. Vice Chair, Secretary

The Arlington Bank

Andy Mills, 1st Vice Chair Contential Realty

Chris Scott, Business Retention, Capital Mediation

Roy Smoot of PNC Bank

Susan Toothman, Chair Ambassador

Re/Max, Premier Choice Realtors

Jonathan Varner of Jonathan Varner & Associates

Donna Vorce of First Impressions

Chip Ashby, Nationwide Insurance

UAACC staff

Becky A. Hajost. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .President

Elizabeth Krause . . . . .Administrative Event Coordinator

Debbie Segor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Membership Director

Reg Warner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Chief Financial Officer

YOUR DREAMIS OUT THERE.

GO GET IT.WE’LL PROTECT IT.

For the past five years, Schmidt’sRestaurant and Sausage House hasbeen a mainstay of the Taste of UpperArlington. Attendees of the 19th An-nual Taste of UA will once again getto feast on Schmidt’s legendary de-lectables such as their Bratwursts, Ba-hama Mama’s and those divine JumboCream Puffs.

Owner Andy Schmidt says that “theSchmidt family grew up in UA onBrandon Road and participating in theTaste is like a coming home party forthe fourth-generation family members

who work at the [booth]. Having hada restaurant on Henderson Road back

in the 90’s, we still have lots of fansthat know Schmidt’s and visit us downin German Village so our lines at theTaste are normally, extremely long.”

“The Schmidt’s Cream Puff wonbest dessert last year [in the Taste ofUA food contest]. It’s incredible howreceptive the judges where when weoffered them all our Puff for a YearGift Certificates,” Schmidt joked.

“Schmidt’s is looking forward to agreat Taste again in 2012!” And so isthe Chamber.

Upper Arlington AreaChamber of Commerce

FROM A MEMBER’S PERSPECTIVE

Schmidt’s Restaurant and Sausage House“The Schmidt family grew

up in UA on Brandon Roadand participating in the Taste

is like a coming home partyfor the fourth-generation

family members who workat the [booth].”

– ANDY SCHMIDTOwner, Schmidt’s

Judges sample treats from local restaurants at the 2011 Taste of Upper Arlington

As you know, interest rates are nearrecord lows and that hurts savers whowere used to receiving relatively highand mostly risk-free income on theirsavings. For example, back in 2007,10-year Treasuries yielded about 5percent, according to the U.S. Depart-ment of the Treasury. Last week, theyield was down to about 1.6 percent.Since bond prices move inversely toyield, this means as yields moved tonear record lows, bond prices movedto near record highs. And, now, someanalysts are asking if bond prices havereached bubble territory, according toBloomberg.

One of the most recent clear-cutcases of a bubble was the technologyboom of the late 1990s. Unfortunately,that was followed by the technologystock bust of the early 2000s. You mayrecall that bubble was based on greedas investors clamored to get in on theinternet frenzy and make some “easy”money.

But, today’s peak in the bond mar-ket is just the opposite. It’s based onfear, not greed. Due to economic un-certainty, investors have jumped intobonds to preserve their money andthis fear-based demand for bonds haspushed prices up and yields down, ac-cording to Bloomberg.

So, can a bubble be based on fearor are bubbles just reserved for greed-driven extremes? In reality, we’re notas concerned about the definition ofthe bubble as we are about the possibleunwinding of the bubble.

The technology bubble of the late1990s and the strong bond market oftoday are great examples of two thingsthat can drive markets to extremes –greed and fear. In the end, whetherdriven by greed or fear, extreme move-

ments in the financial market tend toeventually reverse themselves and re-vert back to the mean. Our job as yourfinancial advisor is to acknowledgethese emotions, but not get caughtup in them. We do our best to remainrationale and analytical in the face of

greed and fear so we can do the bestjob possible in helping you plan foryour financial future.

Best regards,Jim Hyre,

CFP® Registered Principal

THE MARKETS

Is there a bubble in the bond market?

Think About It…

“Individuals who cannot master their emotions areill-suited to profit from the investment process.”

— BENJAMIN GRAHAM,investment manager, author, Warren Buffett mentor

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614.451.1976 3280 RIVERSIDE DR. 43221

SONGWRITING AND AUDITION PREPOFFERED THROUGHOUT THE SUMMERPRIVATE LESSONS IN VOICE, PIANO,DRUMS, GUITAR, AND RECORDING!

FEATURED CHAMBER MEMBER

Newhouse, Prophater, Letcher and MootsWes Newhouse, a founding partner

at the law firm of Newhouse, Prophat-er, Letcher and Moots (NPLM),serves on the Chamber’s board ofdirectors and leads the Business De-velopment committee. Newhouse be-lieves that “networking has its place,but it is overemphasized. What is trulybeneficial is actually getting to knowpeople at something more than a singleevent. Once of the advantages of beinga Chamber member is that I have hadthe chance to truly get to know, on afairly accelerated basis, some of theowners and operators of small busi-nesses and leaders in the community,political and otherwise.”

As chair of the Business Develop-ment committee, Newhouse’s role isto facilitate the implementation ofprograms that the Chamber’s boardhas determined to be beneficial tomembers. According to Newhouse,“the Ask the Expert program has beena very good opportunity to providemembers with helpful information toour members. [The program] helps

encourage small businesses to locate toUpper Arlington. It assists our existingmembership by giving them insightsinto some fairly complicated businessissues and that in turn helps us retainbusinesses as both members of theChamber and in our community.”

As part of the Businesses Devel-opment committee, Newhouse alsois part of the team that oversees theChamber’s Business Advisory (BA)program which provides business con-sulting services to Classic and Pre-

mier-level members. Newhouse be-lieves that “the BA program has beenan opportunity for [the Chamber] sofar. It’s a very helpful way, at no cost tomembers, to obtain information thatcould help members get their busi-nesses established and running whichis just a vitally important thing dur-ing the first few months of gettingtheir business going. The Chamber’sprogram serves as a place that busi-ness starts up can turn to guide themthrough the difficult start-up process.”

Newhouse says that he wants “tohelp bring some of the organizationalskills that I have, and ability to perhapsset priorities and set focus. I want totry to bring that to the Chamber andsee what I can contribute.”

NPLM is located at 5025 ArlingtonCenter Ct., Suite 400, UA 43220. Youcan visit their website at www.nplm-law.com. For more information aboutthe Business Advisory program, con-tact the Chamber at 481-5710.

NPLM is located at 5025Arlington Center Ct., Suite400, UA 43220. You can visittheir website at www.nplm-law.com. For more informa-tion about the Business Ad-visory program, contact theChamber at 481-5710.

A closer look

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Calendar of eventsAsk the Experts“Becoming Strategically Social”-Join us as speaker Sara Smith fromGut Check Analytics discussescreating relevance, developing tacti-cal strategies, and streamlining themanagement of your company’ssocial media presence

Where: Tech Columbus, 1275 Kin-near Road, Columbus, OH 43212When: Wednesday, July 11, 12:00p.m. to 1:30 p.m.Registration: Pre-registration isrequired, $15/members $20/non-members (includes lunch)

UA Young ProfessionalsHappy HourJoin the Upper Arlington YoungProfessionals for networking, food,and drink. Some appetizers will beprovided.

Where: La Chatelaine, 1550 W.Lane Ave., Upper Arlington, OH43221When: Thursday, July 19, 5:30 p.m.to 7:30 p.m.

Early Morning NetworkingMake connections. Get involved.Come network in the morning withmembers of the Upper ArlingtonArea Chamber of Commerce! Meetnew people. Maintain relationships.Generate new business.

Where: La Chatelaine, 1550 W.Lane Ave., Upper Arlington, OH43221When: Friday, July 20, 7:45 a.m. to8:45 a.m.

Afternoon Business NetworkExchangeMake connections. Get involved.Afternoon lunch networking with30+ local business professionals.Fun, food and connections!

Where: Aoi Blue Bar, 878 BethelRd., Columbus, Oh 43214When: Wednesday, July 25, 12:00p.m. to 1:30 p.m.Registration: Pre-registrationrequired, $12/members $15/non-members

17th Annual Taste of UABusiness Expo meets CommunityFestival! Experience food, musicand much more. It is a great placefor friends, family, and to meet localbusinesses.

Where: Northam Park - at the cor-ner of Northam and Tremont Rd.,Upper Arlington, OH 43220When: Thursday, August 9th, 2012,3:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.Free to get in, open to the public.For many opportunities to sponsor,go to www.uachamber.org.

UA Young ProfessionalsHappy HourJoin the Upper Arlington YoungProfessionals for networking, food,and drink. Some appetizers will beprovided.

Where: TBDWhen: Thursday, August 16, 5:30p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Early Morning NetworkingMake connections. Get involved.Come network in the morning withmembers of the Upper ArlingtonArea Chamber of Commerce! Meetnew people. Maintain relationships.Generate new business.

Where: La Chatelaine, 1550 W.Lane Ave., Upper Arlington, OH43221When: Friday, August 17, 7:45 a.m.to 8:45 a.m.

Afternoon Business NetworkExchangeMake connections. Get involved.Afternoon lunch networking with30+ local business professionals.Fun, food and connections!

Where: TBDWhen: Wednesday, August 22,12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.Registration: Pre-registrationrequired, $12/members $15/non-membersContact admin@uachamber.orgor (614) 481-5710 to register forevents.

Did you know that you receive a dis-count by just being a UA Chamber mem-ber? That’s right, just because you are amember you get 20% off the rental costof any event at The Depot ConferenceCenter! We have openings for parties,training classes, and retreats in July and

August. Contact Tim Baltzell at (614)324-5945 to book your event today!

Thank you,Tim Baltzell, Operations

The Depot Conference Center(614) 324-5945

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ChamberBusinessNetworkingLunchExchangeat the RustyBucket.

Come joinus the 4thWednesdayeach month!

Contact admin@uachamber.org or (614) 481-5710 to register for events.

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Columbus Food Adventures Bethia Woolf (614) 440-3177www.foodadventures.com

Columbus Food Adventures is a food tour company offering a variety of walking and van-based food tours. Itineraries included German Village, The Short North, Taco Trucks, Dessert and Ethnic dining. Food tours are a delicious way to explore the city and try new restaurants. Columbus Food Adventures offers weekly scheduled tours and private dining events for all occasions and corporate groups.

More fun from the Taste of UA 2011. Don’t miss this year’s event 3:30 to 8:30 p.m., August 9 at Northam Park

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KeyBank ribbon cutting(First row, L to R): Debbie Segor (Chamber Membership Director), Frank Ciotola (Mayor),Becky Hajost (Chamber President), Melissa Ingwersen (Central Ohio District President), BryanHill (Branch Manager), Katie Welsh, Susan Ozmeral, Jessica Nixon and Wendy Sues and DebDolbow. (Second row, L to R): Brandon Craig, Andy Grooms, and Jeff Scholl (Area Retail Lead-er) from Key Bank. Chamber members are Joe Cape, Edie Blough (Chamber Executive Board),Doug Ryan (Chamber Chairman), and Susan Toothman (Chamber Board Trustee).

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