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Nov. 12, 2010
CORPORATE WELLNESS
Nov. 17 Amplify Panel Discussion:
How cost-effective is a workplace wellness program?
CLEVELAND — An expert panel, consisting of five Cleveland-based senior executives and a prominent local television personality, will discuss health and wellness and its return on investment at the Nov. 17 AMPLIFY Speaker Series. Presented by Contempo Communications and Oswald Companies, the ticketed luncheon is open to the public and takes place from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Quicken Loans Arena. To register, click here: www.cbcmagazine.com/amplify
Facilitated by Monica Robins, the evening anchor and senior health correspondent with Channel 3 News, the panel will analyze the cost-to-benefit of a workplace wellness program. Joining her in the discussion will be:
Bob Phillips, Personnel Director, Classic Auto Group
Richard S. Lang, MD, Vice Chairman, Wellness Institute, Cleveland Clinic
April D. Miller, Senior Vice President of Human Resources, SafeAuto Insurance Co.
David M. Rosenberg, Medical Director of Corporate Health, University Hospitals
Paula M. Sauer, Vice President of Care Management, Medical Mutual of Ohio
Tickets are $35 for paid subscribers of Cleveland Business Connects (CBC) magazine and winCleveland members and $45 for non-subscribers. To register, visit www.cbcmagazine.com/amplify or call 216.831.9557.
Ample time to network will be offered from 11 a.m. to 11:45 a.m., at which time lunch will be served. The ensuing panel discussion will begin at 12:05 p.m. and will feature an audience response system (provided by Assessment Technologies) that will allow facilitator Robins to pose questions to each attendee, with immediate results.
The AMPLIFY Speaker Series made its debut in 2006 and this year consists of four luncheons. Previous 2010 luncheons, which attracted more than 200 attendees each, focused on construction/development, nonprofits, and global trade.
Sponsors include Adhya Productions (series), Assessment Technologies (series), Cleveland Indians (series), Continental Airlines (series), OM Workspace (series), Ursuline College (series), MYTRAK (event), Cleveland Cavaliers (event), Cleveland Business Connects (media), Kalahari Resorts and Conference Center (goody-bag), and Colortone Staging and Rental (audio/visual).
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The AMPLIFY Speaker Series takes place four times every year. Each presentation focuses on issues relevant to the corporate community in Northeast Ohio. Attendees are senior-level managers and executives from the area’s most prominent firms and organizations. The 200-plus attendees are afforded not only the tools to enhance their careers but also excellent networking opportunities.
About CBC Magazine: Established in 2007, CBC Magazine is business-to-business magazine that concentrates on corporate trends, networking, and special events and is delivered throughout Northeast Ohio to 20,000 sales and marketing executives, event planners, human resource directors, public relations professionals, vice presidents of corporations, and female entrepreneurs. For further information, visit www.cbcmagazine.com.
Thomas Skernivitz
Editor
CBC Magazine
26650 Renaissance Parkway
Suite D4
Cleveland, OH 44128
(216) 831-9557
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| Sept. 22 Amplify Panel Discussion |
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Aug. 31, 2010
GOING GLOBAL
Sept. 22 Amplify Panel Discussion:
International Business Strengthens Our Regional Economy
CLEVELAND — An expert panel, consisting of four Cleveland-based senior executives, will discuss international business and how it affects the Northeast Ohio economy at the Sept. 22 AMPLIFY Speaker Series. The ticketed luncheon is open to the public and takes place from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Corporate College East in Warrensville Heights. To register, click here: www.cbcmagazine.com/amplify
Facilitated by Baiju Shah, president and CEO of BioEnterprise, the panel will inform attendees how to leverage global opportunities for the benefit of their companies and the region. Joining him in the discussion will be:
Vince Adamus, economic development director, City of Beachwood
Jodi Berg, president, Vitamix Corp.
Colette Taddy Hart, director of outreach and business centers, Nance College of Business, Cleveland State University
Tickets are $35 for paid subscribers of Cleveland Business Connects (CBC) magazine and $45 for non-subscribers. To register, visit www.cbcmagazine.com/amplify or call 216.831.9557.
Ample time to network will be offered from 11 a.m. to 11:45 a.m., at which time lunch will be served. The ensuing panel discussion will begin at 12:05 p.m. and will feature an audience response system (provided by Assessment Technologies) that will allow facilitator Shah to pose questions to each attendee, with immediate results.
Presented by Contempo Communications and Corporate College, the AMPLIFY Speaker Series made its debut in 2006 and this year consists of four luncheons. Previous 2010 luncheons, which attracted more than 200 attendees each, focused on construction/development and nonprofits. The last of four events this year will focus on health and wellness and take place Nov. 17 at a site to be determined.
Series sponsors include: Adhya Productions, Assessment Technologies, Continental Airlines, Cleveland Indians, Herbruck Alder, OM Workspace, Ursuline College, and Women in Networking. Infinity Construction is an event sponsor while exclusive sponsors include Cleveland Business Connects (magazine sponsor), Kalahari Resorts and Conference Center (goody-bag sponsor), and Colortone Staging and Rental (audio/visual sponsor).
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The AMPLIFY Speaker Series takes place four times every year. Each presentation focuses on issues relevant to the corporate community in Northeast Ohio. Attendees are senior-level managers and executives from the area’s most prominent firms and organizations. The 200-plus attendees are afforded not only the tools to enhance their careers but also excellent networking opportunities.
About CBC Magazine: Established in 2007, CBC Magazine is business-to-business magazine that concentrates on corporate trends, networking, and special events and is delivered throughout Northeast Ohio to 20,000 sales and marketing executives, event planners, human resource directors, public relations professionals, vice presidents of corporations, and female entrepreneurs. For further information, visit www.cbcmagazine.com.
Thomas Skernivitz
Editor
CBC Magazine
26650 Renaissance Parkway
Suite D4
Cleveland, OH 44128
(216) 831-9557
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| July 21 Amplify Panel Discussion |
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June 30, 2010
July 21 AMPLIFY luncheon focuses
on current development projects
in Greater Cleveland
CLEVELAND — An expert panel will discuss current and new development projects in Northeast Ohio at the AMPLIFY Speaker Series, Wednesday, July 21. The ticketed luncheon is open to the public and takes place from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Doubletree Hotel Cleveland Downtown/Lakeside.
Facilitated by Joseph A. Marinucci, president and CEO of the Downtown Cleveland Alliance, the panel will focus on PlayhouseSquare, the East Bank of the Flats, the Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority, and the Medical Mart. The panelists are:
- Tom Einhouse, vice president, PlayhouseSquare Real Estate Services — Einhouse will discuss the status of PlayhouseSquare’s million-square-foot commercial real estate portfolio, which includes: the redevelopment of the Hanna Theatre; the development of a District of Design real estate plan and retail master plan; the redevelopment of the East 14th streetscape; and the redevelopment of the 1305 and 1317 Euclid buildings.
- Adam Fishman, principal, Fairmount Properties LLC — Fishman, who has more than 21 years experience in the commercial real estate industry, will update the status of the Flats East Bank project, which is being developed, in part, by Fairmount Properties.
- William D. Friedman, president and CEO, Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority — Friedman, less than two months into his new role as head of the Port Authority, will speak to his experiences and the potential of the Port of Cleveland.
- Dennis Madden, executive director, Merchandise Mart Properties Inc. (MMPI) — Madden, as the liaison between MMPI and the Cleveland community, will provide an overview of the Medical Mart.
Tickets are $35 for paid subscribers of Cleveland Business Connects (CBC) magazine and $45 for non-subscribers. To register, visit www.cbcmagazine.com/amplify or call 216.831.9557.
The presentation will feature an audience response system (provided by Assessment Technologies) that will allow facilitator Marinucci to pose questions to each attendee, with immediate results.
Presented by Contempo Communications, the parent company of Cleveland Business Connects magazine, the AMPLIFY Speaker Series made its debut in 2006 and this year consists of four luncheons. The remaining two events in 2010 will highlight international business (Sept. 22) and health and wellness (Nov. 17).
Series sponsors for the July 21 event include: Adhya Productions, Assessment Technologies, Continental Airlines, Herbruck Alder, Cleveland Indians, OM Workspace, Ursuline College, and Women in Networking. Event sponsors are: Bialosky + Partners Architects, Eleven River, and Infinity Construction. Exclusive sponsors are Kalahari Resorts and Conference Center (goody bag) and Colortone Staging and Rental (audio/visual).
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The AMPLIFY Speaker Series takes place four times every year. Each presentation focuses on issues relevant to the corporate community in Northeast Ohio. Attendees are senior-level managers and executives from the area’s most prominent firms and organizations. The 200-plus attendees are afforded not only the tools to enhance their careers but also excellent networking opportunities.
About CBC Magazine: Established in 2007, CBC Magazine is business-to-business magazine that concentrates on corporate trends, networking, and special events and is delivered throughout Northeast Ohio to 20,000 sales and marketing executives, event planners, human resource directors, public relations professionals, vice presidents of corporations, and female entrepreneurs. For further information, visit www.cbcmagazine.com.
Thomas Skernivitz
Editor
CBC Magazine
26650 Renaissance Parkway
Suite D4
Cleveland, OH 44128
(216) 831-9557
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| May 26 Amplify Panel Discussion |
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May 18, 2010
Sharon Sobol Jordan Replaces YWCA’s Barbara Danforth
President of Center for Families and Children
Joins May 26 AMPLIFY Panel to Discuss Nonprofits
CLEVELAND — Sharon Sobol Jordan, the president and CEO of the Center for Families and Children, has replaced YWCA Greater Cleveland President and CEO Barbara J. Danforth as a panelist at the May 26 Amplify speaker series luncheon on nonprofits. A scheduling conflict is preventing Danforth from participating.
The CFC is one of Northeast Ohio’s largest nonprofit service providers, serving more than 12,000 children, families, and individuals every year. The organization works to make success possible in school, work, and life for people in the area’s most challenged communities.
Jordan and the rest of Amplify’s expert panel will discuss the relationship between the local nonprofit and for-profit communities. The ticketed luncheon is open to the public and takes place from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Wyndham Cleveland at PlayhouseSquare. To register, click here: www.cbcmagazine.com/amplify
Facilitated by Lee Friedman, president and CEO of the Cleveland Leadership Center, the panel will be split evenly between two for-profit representatives and two nonprofit officials:
Umberto P. Fedeli, president and CEO, The Fedeli Group
Frederick R. Nance, regional managing partner, Squire, Sanders, and Dempsey
Denise San Antonio Zeman, president and CEO, Saint Luke’s Foundation
Sharon Sobol Jordan, president and CEO, Center for Families and Children
Friday, May 21, is the final day for advanced registration. Tickets are $35 for paid subscribers of Cleveland Business Connects (CBC) magazine and members of Women in Networking and $45 for non-subscribers. Beyond Friday, tickets will only be sold at the door for $45 to everyone. To register, visit www.cbcmagazine.com/amplify or call 216.831.9557.
Five VIP tables remain unsold. For more information, contact ad director Jackie Van Meter at
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Ample time to network will be offered from 11 a.m. to 11:45 a.m., at which time lunch will be served. The ensuing panel discussion will begin at 12:05 p.m. and will feature an audience response system (provided by Assessment Technologies) that will allow facilitator Friedman to pose questions to each attendee, with immediate results.
Presented by CBC, Corporate College, and Fred Baker Audi, the AMPLIFY Speaker Series made its debut in 2006 and this year consists of four luncheons, each of which is expected to attract more than 300 attendees. Ensuing luncheons will focus on construction/development (July 21), education (Sept. 22), and health and wellness (Nov. 17).
Series sponsors include: Adhya Productions, Assessment Technologies, Continental Airlines, Cleveland Indians, OM Workspace, Ursuline College, and Women in Networking. Event sponsors for the May 26 function include: American Cancer Society, Fox Sports Ohio, Huntington National Bank, and Kalahari Resorts and Conference Center. The exclusive audio/visual sponsor is Colortone Staging and Rental.
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The AMPLIFY Speaker Series takes place four times every year. Each presentation focuses on issues relevant to the corporate community in Northeast Ohio. Attendees are senior-level managers and executives from the area’s most prominent firms and organizations. The 200-plus attendees are afforded not only the tools to enhance their careers but also excellent networking opportunities.
About CBC Magazine: Established in 2007, CBC Magazine is business-to-business magazine that concentrates on corporate trends, networking, and special events and is delivered throughout Northeast Ohio to 20,000 sales and marketing executives, event planners, human resource directors, public relations professionals, vice presidents of corporations, and female entrepreneurs. For further information, visit www.cbcmagazine.com.
Thomas Skernivitz
Editor
CBC Magazine
26650 Renaissance Parkway
Suite D4
Cleveland, OH 44128
(216) 831-9557
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