Monthly Luncheon Program

Wednesday, April 27  

The Toledo Club ~ 235 14th Street (downtown Toledo) 

Jill-Marie Zachman

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

Etiquette Essentials for an Electronic World

 

Business etiquette is more than just table manners and business cards. In an increasingly competitive and global business environment, your behavior and the impression you make in person or online can be the difference between success and failure. Proper Etiquette is knowing the right thing to do and say in a given situation. In business, it means interacting with clients, co-workers and associates in a positive manner and in various situations and settings.

 

Jill Marie will take us through the basics of business etiquette, from meetings to networking to customer service, and teach us to make a first impression that will be a positive one.

 

 

11:30 networking
11:45 buffet luncheon

12:00 announcements and presentation

 

   

Cost:
$20/member
$25/non-member
$15/student

 

 

Reservations are required! 

Please call 419.866.4199 or email

director@adclubtoledo.org 

by Monday, April 25

 

 

2010-2011 PROGRAM SERIES SPONSOR:

 

 

Monthly Luncheon Program

Wednesday, May 18  

The Toledo Club ~ 235 14th Street, downtown Toledo  

Dr. Gene Poor

Entrepreneurship in a Crazy Economy

  

Dr. Gene Poor is the first Scott Hamilton Endowed Professor of Entrepreneurship in The College of Business at Bowling Green State University and Director of the Entrepreneur Program. He also serves as Professor Emeritus in the College of Technology where he conceived and launched the Visual Communication Program. In addition to his academic roles, Poor is also the founder of LifeFormations-an innovative animatronic company that designs and builds life-like characters for theme parks, visitor centers, museums and retail establishments. Dr. Poor has received numerous awards and citations including the Student Alumni Association Master Teacher (considered the highest honor given to the faculty at BGSU), Kent State University Distinguished Alumni Award, and the Ernst and Young Entrepreneur of the Year.

 

 

  

catered by:  Subway "EAT FRESH!" 

 

 

winners: 

1st place: H.O.T.

  

2nd place: Mail Works Team #1 (score: 2532)

   

3rd place: JAWS International (score: 2484)

     

best effort: Mail Works Team #2 (score: 1656)

  

50/50 Strike Raffle Winner: Sue Hague-Rogers ($65)

winner of JAWS International Gift Pack:  Eric Anderson

  

more photos 

 

 

thanks to everyone that participated

1. H.O.T. Printing & Graphics "Boys" ~ Team 1 (score: 3023)
2. Mail Works ~ Team 1 (score: 2532)
3. JAWS International (score: 2484)
4. The Agency for Professional Models & Talent (score: 2006)
5. 2020 Exhibits (score: 2001)
6. H.O.T. Printing & Graphics "Greg Reece" ~ Team 3 (score: 1969)
7. The Freelancers (score: 1956)
8. Adams Street Publishing (score: 1918)
9. H.O.T. Printing & Graphis "Chicks" ~ Team 2 (score: 1685)
10. Mail Works ~ Team 2 (score: 1656)

Sunshine

written by: Carolyn Miller 

 

For six decades, the people working at Sunshine have made it a goal to give people with disabilities a voice in a world where these people can often be voiceless.

 

Sunshine's mission is to create community among people with developmental disabilities, their families, friends and staff. We do this by offering services that enable all of us to build relationships that enhance our lives through mutual caring and growth.

 

Sunshine serves more than 1,000 people in northwest Ohio.  The goal: to provide every last person in this group with quality care and enriching life experiences.  To achieve this goal, we have a broad range of programs and services that will meet the needs of each and every person we serve.  We want to support these people in making contributions that the outside community will see. 

 

Sunshine's main campus offers gardens and a greenhouse, a scenic boardwalk that winds through the woods, artistic expression at Sunshine Studios with applied art and ceramics, swimming, animal care, recycling and horseback riding.  Many of these activities allow for active employment for the people we serve. We have supported employment programs that make it possible for people with disabilities to make their own income and become an integral part of the workforce.

 

In other words, the world's best kept secret lies just inside our doors.  People with developmental disabilities have so much to offer this world, and it is our job at Sunshine to help these people contribute in meaningful ways.

 

For more information, call 419.865.0251, visit www.sunshine.org or e-mail Carolyn Miller at cmiller@sunshine.org.  Sunshine is also on Facebook.  Check out our page by searching for Sunshine Inc. of Northwest Ohio.  You can also stop and visit our main campus at 7223 Maumee Western Road in Maumee.