GreaterFindlayInc. E-News March 10, 2010

Member Press Releases

Macklin Institute Offering "Common Childhood Illness" Training

Findlay, OH - The Marilyn & Gordon Macklin Intergenerational Institute (Macklin Institute) is offering a professional development in-service on "Common Childhood Illness" for child care providers on Thursday, March 18, 2010 and Friday, March 19, 2010. The training will be held in the Julien A. Faisant Center located at Birchaven Village, 15100 Birchaven Lane, Findlay, Ohio. Participants may choose to attend the refresher session on March 18, from 6-9 p.m. or the entire training on March 18 and 19, 6-9 p.m. both evenings. Costs are $30 for the refresher course and $40 for the entire course. All session fees are due at the time of registration and are non-refundable. CE's for this training have been approved by Blanchard Valley Health Association.

The Macklin Institute was established in July 2003 through an endowment by Marilyn & Gordon Macklin, former residents of Findlay, Ohio as a way to give back to a community that had been so good to them. The Macklin Institute's mission is to improve the lives of all ages through intergenerational care, training, and consultation.

Additional intergenerational initiatives and professional development trainings coordinated and operated by the Macklin Institute include Marilyn's Lifelong Educational Center (MLLEC), an intergenerational childcare center located within Birchaven Retirement Village; Xtreme Aging, an interactive and experiential training that assists in identifying the true needs of the aging population and how to be effective in service to them; and The Intergenerational Certificate, a unique, 16-hour seminarwhich prepares participants to work simultaneously with Children and Elders. Enroll Now!! CEU's available!

To register for the March 18 and 19, 2010 training, Intergenerational Certificate trainings, or for more information on any of the intergenerational initiatives offered by the Macklin Institute please contact Linda Winkelman at 419-425-3047 or lindaw@mackliniginstitute.org.

11th Annual Boy Scout Classic Ultimate Raffle Drawing on May 18th

400 tickets - $10,000 grand prize, 5- $1,000 grand prizes.
$100.00 per ticket. Do not need to be present to win.

Contact:

Paul E. Schmelzer, P.E., P.S.
Phone: 419.423.5630
Fax: 419.423.5772
Email: p.schmelzer@vanhornhoover.com

Bluffton Hospital Announces Preparations for Facility Expansion

Bluffton Hospital has made preparations to move forward with its planned facility expansion and renovation project.

Bluffton Hospital has chosen Charles Construction Services of Findlay as the general contractor for the project.

The project will create new, much needed space for Bluffton Hospital's emergency and surgery departments, as well as add professional/medical office space.

The current Emergency Department was built in 1988 to accommodate 3,600 patients each year. In 2009, the ER cared for more than 5,500 patients. The current Surgery Department was built in 1988 to accommodate 750 patients each year. In 2009, more than 2,000 surgeries took place. The Bluffton community has a shortage of professional office space (especially for physicians' offices) and cannot accommodate the growing number of medical specialties in the village.

The expansion/renovation will create:

An Emergency Department that can care for more than 7,000 patients per year, focusing on more private treatment areas; An expanded Surgery Department to accommodate more than 2,500 surgeries per year;

A new emergency and surgery registration and support area to accommodate patient identification and privacy; and Professional/medical office space.

More than $916,000 has been donated by Bluffton Hospital associates, physicians and community members toward the $1 million fundraising goal set by the Blanchard Valley Health Foundation.

The Isabelle West Family pledged the lead gift to the project in honor of Mrs. West and her late husband, Mr. James F. West, and their longstanding commitment to Bluffton Hospital and the community.

A groundbreaking ceremony will be held on Thursday, April 8 at 1:30 p.m. on the Bluffton Hospital campus. The event is open to the public.

Bluffton Hospital is a 2009 Press Ganey Summit Award-winning hospital, one of only 32 hospitals in the United States to receive the national award for sustaining the highest level of customer satisfaction for three or more consecutive years.

Website Makeover 2010 Contest

Give em' to us! Let us have it! The bad and the ugly!
Do you know of a website that is in dire need of a makeover?

Is it outdated?
Ugly?
Not user friendly?
You look at and think "Wow, and they are still in business?"
Dead links.
Confusing navigation.
Slow loading pages.

Aardvark is the search for a website that is desperate of our solution. Aardvark is offering a FREE website makeover to a lucky winner. The winning organization/company will work with our design professional to create an attractive and functional website. Nominate your own website. A friend's website. Your community website. A website of a company you don't even know! Deadline to submit: April 30th

Go to www.aardvarkmedia.com to nominate a website.

The small print:
- Value up to $5800.00
- Design - 2 homepage designs to pick from
- "Vanilla" CMS (webpages, assets, users & roles, Google Analytics)
- Hosting with Aardvark only, not included
- Subscription not included
- Flash not included
- Training included
- Formal proposal will be written to confirm intent
- Ecommerce not included
- Contract to be reviewed and signed

Findlay Inn & Conference Center Introduces New Sales & Marketing Manager

(Findlay, OH - March 10, 2010) - Gina A. Orpurt, with 17 years experience, has been hired as our new Sales & Marketing Manager for Findlay Inn & Conference Center effective February 1, 2010.
Orpurt will be responsible for hospitality and restaurant marketing for our hotel and Tavern at the Inn restaurant lounge, broadening our internet presence, planning and partnering events, downtown district business partner development, media relations, as well as community involvement marketing. Orpurt succeeds Marcia Hogan who has moved back to her hometown in Michigan.

"We are very excited to have Gina join our team of experienced hospitality/restaurant managers", said Lisa Graber, Assistant General Manager. "With her knowledge in Sales & Marketing, she is sure to help us to continue to thrive as the finest full-service hotel in Findlay."

Prior to her new role, Orpurt worked for Gannett Corporation, publisher of USA Today as an Account Executive for a short time. Prior to that, was responsible for various Sales & Marketing projects at Findlay Industries, Inc. as the Assistant to the Vice President; she became a valuable asset in the Corporate Purchasing Department being named the International Trade Compliance Coordinator. This developed Orpurt's Sales & Marketing efforts on a global level. Orpurt has also worked for Harvey Advertising & Design and Millstream Press here in Findlay. Orpurt and her husband currently reside in Fostoria, Ohio.

Orpurt's efforts for Findlay Inn & Conference Center and Tavern at the Inn will consist of expanding the business partner relationships with various businesses in Findlay and the surrounding area, partnering with various downtown district businesses offering our guests more from our downtown area, continuing to assist with special events and various charity functions held throughout the area, as well as becoming more familiar with the laws, rules and regulations in the hospitality industry.

Findlay Inn & Conference Center is located at 200 East Main Cross, Findlay. Orpurt can be contacted at 419-422-5682 x121 or gorpurt@findlayinn.com.

M2 INTERIORS & DESIGN AWARDED TOP "BIG IDEA" PRIZE

Mary Maas of M2 Interiors & Design LLC, Bluffton, has won first place in the regional Big Idea contest for entrepreneurs. Maas has been awarded a $1000 prize for her Aging in Place concept, which includes designs and principles that help clients remain in their homes as they grow older and their needs and abilities change.

Maas was awarded first place among fourteen contestants because of her ability to meet key criteria. "Mary stood out because she has a background as a registered nurse and ... knowledge of interior design, which is what her concept is all about," commented John Bauer of the Bluffton Center for Entrepreneurs. Maas described her services, explaining, "The overall benefit of Aging in Place design is the ability to create a safe, comfortable, and supportive home environment, which enables older adults to overcome problems with activities of daily living and potential hazards in their home. I want positive outcomes for seniors and to offer them the option of remaining in their own home."

According to the AARP, there is a rising demand by senior citizens and those of the Boomer generation to stay in their homes rather than move to assisted living or nursing homes. These desires are central toMaas's business concept. More information on the subject is available at www.m2interiorsanddesign.com.

The second place winner was Russell Dunmire of Findlay, who was awarded $500. His Big Idea entry was a medical patient ombudsman who efficiently files Medicaid and insurance forms.

Third place was shared between Keith Verhoff of Mt. Cory and Jonathan Rankin of Ada, who each won $250. Verhoff's entry was a berm roller, a piece of equipment for road repair that fits onto the back of a tractor or truck and packs down the berm while easily adjusting to the road's slope. Rankin's entry was a robotic ice cream maker which places selected toppings onto the ice cream.

Contest judges included area university business faculty: Paul Sears of University of Findlay, Dan Ferguson of Ohio Northern University, and George Lehman of Bluffton University.

The Big Idea contest was a collaborative effort by several small business incubators including Lima, Van Wert, and Bowling Green organizations, Bluffton Center for Entrepreneurs, and RPG of Toledo. American Electric Power of Ohio was the major sponsor and provided the $2,000 prize money.

John Bauer, the Bluffton Center for Entrepreneurs executive director, described the Big Idea contest as being a means to identify and encourage new business concepts and to recognize the ones with the most merit. The Big Idea winners were chosen based on the following criteria: 1. Originality and uniqueness; 2. Potential for actual commercialization; 3. Long-term viability in the marketplace.

MAKE YOUR OWN RECYCLED TOYS

Children can learn how to create "new" toys out of stuff you already have around your house during the Hancock Park District's Recycled Toys program. Participants will be making a ball toss game, a search and find game, extreme building blocks, and a fridge magnet. Reusing everyday household items teaches children to be practical and good stewards to the earth. It also encourages your child's creativity and imagination. This program will take place on Saturday, March 20, from 10am-11am at the Discovery Center at Oakwoods Nature Preserve. Oakwoods Nature Preserve is located at 1400 Oakwoods Lane, off of County Road 144 and West Sandusky Street, west of Findlay.
This program is for youth, ages 5 years old and up, with an adult companion. Register by Wednesday, March 17, by calling the HPD office at 419-425-7275(PARK). There is no fee for this program, but participants are asked to bring a 4" x 6" photo and an empty tissue box.
For more information about this and other upcoming programs, view the HPD Seasonal Guide at www.HancockParks.com or call the HPD office at 419-425-PARK and "Discover Your Hancock Parks".

Marilyn's Lifelong Educational Center,

an award-winning Early Childhood and Intergenerational Childcare Center is having a school-age summer program this summer. The program will be from June 1 through August 20. The summer program is open to all children ages 6 - 10. All activities will involve the Elders of the Birchaven Retirement Village. Full-time and part-time spots available. Hours are 6am - 6pm Monday - Friday. Space is limited! Call 419-425-3049 for more information. Mention this ad and receive 10% off your first week!

Community Foundation Brings Grant Database to Findlay

FINDLAY, OH (March 8, 2010)-The Community Foundation has funded a two-year subscription to Foundation Directory Online (FDO), a searchable, user-friendly database of nationwide grant opportunities. The database is now available at the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library. Access is free and open to the public. Reference desk staff will provide the required password to access FDO on a library computer and any support users may need.

"We've spoken to several local agency directors already, and they're elated to have this resource available to them. Previously, the closest access points for this database were in Lima and Toledo," said Community Foundation President, Kathy Kreuchauf. "Having FDO available in Findlay will be an especially valuable resource for our community, with the potential to help bring in additional funding for local organizations and programs."

The FDO database is updated continually and provides the most accurate details available on nearly 100,000 foundations, corporate giving programs, and grantmaking public charities in the U.S.; a database of over 3,700 sponsoring companies, offering a quick pathway to corporate funders; a database of over 1.9 million recently awarded grants; and a keyword-searchable database of nearly 650,000 recently filed IRS Forms 990 and 990-PF. The online database is maintained by the Foundation Center, a national nonprofit service organization recognized as the nation's leading authority on organized philanthropy, connecting nonprofits and the grantmakers supporting them to tools they can use and information they can trust. The Center maintains the most comprehensive database on U.S. grantmakers and their grants.

The Community Foundation Board of Trustees funded FDO as part of the foundation's capacity building initiative aimed at strengthening local nonprofit organizations.

NEW RED CROSS FUNDRAISER IS A RED CARPET SUCCESS

(FINDLAY, OH, MARCH 1, 2010) More than 150 guests attended 'A Night at the Oscars,' a gala event to benefit the American Red Cross Hancock County Chapter, Sunday night at the Findlay Elks Lodge. The event raised more than $8,500 to benefit the Chapter and Red Cross services in Hancock County.

"It was an amazing evening," says Red Cross Executive Director Todd James. "We promised our guests the best party of the year, and we delivered. In return, they showed their support for the Hancock County Red Cross and the services we provide to the community. We're already working on making next year's party even better."

A Night at the Oscars featured food from 18 of Hancock County's best restaurants and chefs, live music, special fund raising activities and the live broadcast of the Oscars. Sponsors for 'A Night at the Oscars' included: Blanchard Valley Health System, Fifth Third Bank, Millstream Area Credit Union, Cooper Tire, LaRiche Chevrolet, Whirlpool, Huntington Bank, Eastman & Smith LTD, Solutions Business Consulting, Mix 96.7, The Courier, Hancock County Convention and Visitor's Bureau, Findlay Elks, Baker Media Productions, Town Money Saver and Sports Radio 1430.

YOUTHEATRE All-You-Can-Eat Pancake Fundraiser

Saturday, March 13
8 a.m. to 10 a.m.
Max & Erma's
1107 Trenton Ave. Findlay
(in front of Wal-Mart)
Tickets: $5.00
Includes all-you-can-eat pancakes, two sausage links, orange juice, and coffee.
Tickets are available at The Arts Partnership, located at 618 S. Main St. Office hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mon-Fri.
For more information call 419-422-4624 or visit www.artspartnership.com.
Seating is limited; advance purchases are preferred.
Join us for breakfast and support our Youtheatre program!

2010 Triad Statewide Conference

April 19-20, 2010
Findlay, Ohio
Hosted by Sheriff Michael Heldman, Hancock County

Tuition
General: $60 for both days; $30 for one day
Seniors (60 and over): $30 for both days;
$15 for one day
Please mail completed registration form and
check for payment to:
Findlay/Hancock County Crime
Prevention Association
P.O. Box 4
Findlay, Ohio 45840

Meals Provided
Continental breakfast and lunch will be
provided both days. Dinner will be provided
Monday, April 19th.

Accommodations
Findlay Inn and Conference Center
200 East Main Cross
Findlay, Ohio , 45840
Toll-free: (800) 825-1455
www.findlayinn.com
Group rate: $69.99/ night
Group rate code: Triad Conference
Tax exempt? Bring proper documentation to hotel check-in.

For more information, contact:
Lorrel Filliater
(419) 422-8657
Lfilliater@brookdaleliving.com

The Essentials of Human Resource Management Certificate Program

Class Schedule
Thursday Evenings
March 18th through May 6th
(6:00 pm-8:00 pm)
Classes start - March 18th
Deadline to Register - March 12, 2010.
Investment - $445

Registration
Register in person, by fax, by mail or email
peter_palko@owens.edu
Phone: 567-429-3155 or Fax: 567-429-3168
Complete Registration Form

Location
Community Education and Wellness Center
Owens Community College
Findlay Campus
3200 Bright Road
Findlay, OH 45840
(Includes classroom instruction and SHRM Learn-ing materials)


16th Annual Days of Caring Seeking Projects and Teams

United Way of Hancock County is seeking teams of volunteers and projects for the 16th Annual Days of Caring. This year the United Way Days of Caring will take place on Thurs., Apr. 22 and Fri., Apr. 23.   The event occurs during National Volunteer Week, which is April 18-24.

Each year, during United Way Days of Caring, hundreds of volunteers from local companies and organizations make a difference at local non-profit agencies by completing much needed projects. Last year, 548 volunteers worked 2,100 hours, providing non-profit organizations in Hancock County with labor worth $42,525. The dollar figure is based on the national volunteer hourly dollar value of $20.25 per hour.

      United Way of Hancock County is encouraging corporate and community volunteers to devote at least four hours out of one workday to complete a service project at a local non-profit organization. Studies show that the benefits for company volunteer involvement includes a bolstering of team spirit among participating employees, increased company morale, exposure in the community, and a greater understanding of how commitment of time and money makes a difference.

     Non-profit agencies should send project ideas by March 26 to United Way. This event is not limited to United Way partner agencies. Past projects have included taking inventory of supplies, preparing agency mailings, landscaping work for different organizations, painting inside and out, and cleaning and mulching trails for local parks and non-profit campgrounds. The deadline to sign up teams is March 26. To submit project ideas or register a team, contact Bev Phillips, Community Services Director, at 419-423-1432 or bphillips@uwhancock.org . Registration materials for both projects and teams/volunteers are also available online at http://LiveUnitedHancockCounty.org

Dr. Vicki Rosebrook selected to serve on Blue Ribbon Panel

Dr. Vicki Rosebrook, Executive Director of the Macklin Intergenerational Institute, has been selected to serve on the Blue Ribbon Panel for the 2010 MetLife Foundation and Generations United Intergenerational Shared Site Excellence Awards. The goal of the 2010 MetLife Foundation/Generations United Shared Site Excellence Award Program is to identify the best practices in intergenerational shared site work around the country. Dr. Rosebrook's role is to assist in selecting five grand prize recipients who will receive a cash award.

Wee Ones: Where Birds Live

Come find out the different places where birds make their homes in this month's Wee Ones: Where Birds Live. It will be held on Monday, March 15 at 10am or 1pm. For toddlers three and under with an adult companion. This program is held at the Discovery Center at Oakwoods Nature Preserve. The program will include a story and activities all about bird habitats.
The Oakwoods Nature Preserve, "Doc" Phillips Discovery Center is located at 1400 Oakwoods Lane, off West Sandusky Street off CR 144 west of Findlay. For more information about other upcoming programs, view the HPD Seasonal Guide at www.HancockParks.com under the "What's New" section or call the HPD office at 419-425-PARK and "Discover Your Hancock Parks".

ABC of Hancock County Reminds Community to Be Screened for Colorectal Cancer

The ABC of Hancock County, Alliance for Breast and Colon Cancer Awareness, Screening and Prevention, reminds Hancock County residents to be screened for colorectal cancer.

March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month and a great time to schedule a screening that can prevent a form of cancer that is treatable and beatable when detected early.

ABC of Hancock County is comprised of community members, local business leaders, and wellness administrators, as well as health department and hospital health care workers dedicated to preventing breast and colorectal cancer in our community.

For more information, visit the ABC of Hancock County Web site.

BVH to Host Annual Cardiac & Pulmonary Rehabilitation Health Fair

Blanchard Valley Hospital will host their annual cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation health fair on Thursday, April 1 from 8 a.m. to Noon in the Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehab Gym on the second floor of the Ruse Center at Blanchard Valley Hospital (above the Emergency Department).

A variety of screenings will be available, including body mass index (BMI), blood pressure, and spirometry. For a fee, blood glucose and cholesterol screenings will also be offered.

In addition, health information will be available on:

BVH HeartCare Center services

Open heart surgery

Healthy eating

Vascular procedures

Medical equipment

Diabetes

Women and heart disease

Pulmonary diseases

Smoking cessation

Sleep disorders

For more information, call the BVH Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehab department at (419) 423-5153.

XTREME AGING XPERT™: STRIVES TO DIMINISH AGEISM

On January 20, 2010, Dr. Vicki Rosebrook and Hollie Haley of the Marilyn and Gordon Macklin Intergenerational Institute (Macklin Institute) traveled to Seattle, Washington to train 15 new Xtreme Aging Xperts. ™ The training was held at the Chateau Retirement Community, which is a locally owned, family-operated company that specializes in retirement and assisted living communities in the Puget Sound region. The newly trained Xperts are now certified to facilitate the three hour Xtreme Aging Training™ for all of their current staff and new employees at all three of their locations.
The mission of Xtreme Aging Training™ is to bring dignity, respect and value to the lives of the aging cohort by providing aging awareness training to those individuals who interact with the aging population. During a 14 hour training session, participants are morphed into Xtreme Aging Xperts™. The goal of the Xpert™ is to empower and enlighten the next generations of care and service providers, thus preparing them to work with the growing aging population.

Dr. Vicki Rosebrook, Executive Director of the Macklin Intergenerational Institute believes that anyone who interacts with the aging population personally or professionally needs Xtreme Aging Training™.

Xtreme Aging™
A Macklin Institute Training
15100 Birchaven Lane
Findlay, Ohio 45840
419-425-3045
hhaley@mackliniginstitute.org
www.xtremeaging.org

Girls Night Out!

Friday, March 12
7-9:00p.m.
Join us for a night of shopping, pampering, girl talk and, of course, wine!

The first 25 guests receive a free goodie bag!

Special guests include:

Vicki Bihn, Tastefully Simple

Laura Brachock, Pampered Chef

Kym Walsh, Initials Inc

Laurie Dettinger, Arbonne

Angela Kolan, Angel Hands

Call Inspiring Images today to RSVP: 567-525-5575

Commercial Savings Economic Outlook Recap

You can get a recap of Commercial Savings Bank's recent Economic outlook by logging onto: http://www.marionstar.com/article/20100226/NEWS01/2260302/Top-forecaster--Economy-getting-better Take a look!

What's Happening at the Hancock County Humane Society?

ADOPTATHON
March 6th to March 13th
All adoption are $50 off

YAPPY HOUR
RETURNS IN APRIL!
Every third Wednesday of each month through September
At RED HAWK GOLF COURSE
5:30pm to 7:30pm
$10 for 2 drink tickets and drawing entry

GOLF OUTING AT RED HAWK GOLF COURSE

Maty 21, 2010
Registration starts at 10am
Start time is 11am
Wine Tasting at 3:30pm
Dinner and Awards Ceremony at 5pm
Texas Roadhouse is furnishing dinner!

HUMANE SOCIETY DOG WALK
October 2nd ~ 9am
At Riverbend Park

INSTANT TICKET BOOTH
Join us every Monday thru Friday
from 11am to 4pm at our instant ticket booth
for a chance to win big!
You could win $25 to $175 instantly
on our jar tickets.
Sign up for a chance to win our
Friday Gas Card Drawing every time you stop in!
Our Progressive Wheel of Cash is only $1 per ticket!

BINGO FUNDRAISER
Want a chance to win some big money and support
a great cause all at the same time?
Join us every Monday and Thursday evening at our
Bingo Fundraiser.
The proceeds from our bingo games benefit the
animals that we care for at the shelter.

Visit our Bingo Page on our website www.hancockhumanesociety.com for more information on our games!

Humane Society's Wish List:

Bleach, Paper Towels, Paper Plates, Rawhide Chews, Cat Treats, Dog & Cat Toys, Rabbit Food, Small Animal Food, Pine Bedding, Blankets, Towels, Trash Bags, Distilled Water, Spray Cleaner & Bleach, White & Color Copy Paper, 3x5 Yellow Index Cards, Black Pens, Highlighters, Rubber Bands, AAA Batteries, Lithium Photo Batteries, Newspaper, Kitty Litter, and Financial Contributions. Drop off your donation at 4550 Fostoria Ave., Findlay or make arrangements by calling 419-423-1664. www.hancockhumanesociety.com. You can also become of fan of the Humane Society & SPCA of Hancock County on Facebook!

Bridge Home Health & Hospice Offers Volunteer Training Courses

Bridge Home Health & Hospice will offer training courses for prospective volunteers beginning on Tuesday, March 16.

The training will be held in the Wenner Conference Room at Birchaven Village, located at 15100 Birchaven Lane in Findlay and will take place for seven consecutive Tuesdays from 9 a.m. to Noon.

Courses will cover the basic principles of hospice, understanding the needs of patients and their families, effective communication, patient care, pain and symptom management, spiritual care giving, and understanding grief and loss.

No previous hospice experience is necessary; however, volunteers must be at least 18 years old.

Following training, volunteers can choose their area of involvement, such as caregiver relief, bereavement, nursing home visitors, speakers' bureau, or clerical work.

Pre-registration is required. For more information or to request an application packet, contact Julie Tiell, Bridge Hospice volunteer services coordinator, at 419.423.5351 or jtiell@bvhealthsystem.org.

Know an Abolutely Incredible Kid?

Do you know a student grade 6-8 who has helped weather a family crisis? A student that shares his or her skills or hobbies with others? How about a middle school student with exceptional artistic talent? Go to www.campfireusa-nwohio.org to nominate an Abolutely Incredible Kid! Judges will select several students to be recognized at Campfire USA's "On Behalf of Youth" Award Luncheon, April 27 at the Findlay Country Club. Entries must be received before March 19.

Get Up Off the Bench, it's Time to Take Action!

The14th Annual Employment Law Conference
Bring Your "A" Game
March 12, 2010
Hilton Garden Inn
Perrysburg, Ohio

The best way to avoid costly court cases is to stay compliant! Are you aware of the ever changing employment laws that impact and regulate your business? This conference will show you where potential costly mistakes exist and provide you with practical guidelines for staying out of court!

Join us as we bring to you 12 sessions that will help you run your business efficiently and effectively and stay out of hot legal water!

Don't Wait, Register Today!
Call (419) 885-8505
Fax (419) 885-8554
Online at www.employersassociation.com

This program has been approved for four re-certification credit hours toward PHR and SPHR re-certification through the Human Resource Certification Institute (HRCI). Application has been made for approval for 4 CLEs.

123 East Main Cross Street