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THE ENQUIRER BUSINESS SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 12, 2010 G5 Business People Places SHARE 1 your promotion, award or company vniio urwc news to businessenquirer.com or IUUK film I Oncinnati.Com. Search: Share. Companies support cancer run C) iCi Hr cVa Hill Kenady Gary gal services; Sarah Oerther, medical and health care services; Michelle Class, public relations, ad-vertisine and -i i i SBSt, f5A rtJft MX Provided A breast cancer survivor crosses the 2009 Komen Greater Cincinnati Race for the Cure at Great American Ball Park. to take part, based on previ- runners and walkers are em- ous corporate participation ployees on corporate teams, since the local race began in For more information, call 1997.

513-671-9100 or visit www.ko- Typically, about half of the mencincinnati.org Promotions and new on the job The following have joined dunnhumbyUSA downtown: Koustav Das-gupta, senior associate, data solutions group; Sashi Kom-mineni and Jennifer Ambrose, senior associates, analyst; and Edurado Molina, associate director, technical service center. The following have joined RGI a Walnut Hills-based marketing agency: Tina Broekett, account manager; Lisa Langsdale, project manager; and Michael Woodin, marketing technical specialist Stephanie Spencer has been promoted to director, talent management, and Leslie Tarrance to executive assistant, at downtown brand design agency LPK Tracye T. Hill has joined downtown law firm Rit-ter Randolph as an associate. The following have joined the Huff Realty sales team: Martine Wlrthlin and Kathleen Agenter, Anderson; Alicia Gipson, Wesley Harrison and Michael Westerbeck, FairfieldHamilton; Ann Walter, Montgomery; and Cassandra Lar-carte and Colleen Smith, Union Centre. David Brown has been promoted to corporate treasurer at The Hillman Group in Forest Park.

Brandi Gers has been promoted to business development manager at The Matrix Companies in Rose-lawn, and Kari Bullock and Melissa Bowman were promoted to account executives. Marisa Mackos has joined Blue Ash-based MB Senior Solutions, a McGo-han Brabender company, as a business developer. Dan Kenady has been named vice president and senior portfolio manager at Key Private Bank for the Cincinnati District of KeyBank downtown. Mark Leksan has been promoted to senior director of finance, operations, and Jack Gary to vice president of supply chain at Formica Corp. in Evendale.

Leksan Mackos Kim Baird has been named vice president, tax, for American Financial Group downtown. Honors and appointments The following have been elected to the board of the SouthWest Ohio Association for Financial Professionals: Mary Kay Delgado and Amy Bentley, co-presidents; Susan Albonetti, vice president; Lora Joyce, treasurer and Dan Hausfeld and Mark Wright co-secretaries. Awards Frederic Holzberger, founder of Aveda Frederics Institute in Hyde Park, has been inducted into the North American Hairs ling Awards Hall of Leaders. James Min, vice president at DHL Express in Hebron, has been awarded the 2009-10 "Rookie of the Year" Volunteer Award from the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce. The following are winners in the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce's Legacy 2010 Next Generation Leader Awards: Daniel Oerther, architecture, engineering and construction; Paul Miller, arts, entertainment and music business; Dacia Snider, community services and nonprofit; Jerome Gels, education; Brian Berning and Jason Jackman, financial services (tie); Lisa Cooper, government and public affairs; Alexander Blust, hospitality and tourism; Daniel Best, human resources; Stacy Christman Blomeke, le treasurer.

The alliance was co-founded by Joseph Dehner, a partner and chairman of the international services group at Frost Brown Todd LLC downtown, and Edwin, president of Biotechnology Consulting Solutions in Symmes Township. Contact: 513-369-4900 or www.iusba.org Center offers specialty massage MILFORD Amy Orr has opened Little Miami Massage Therapy at 5589 Day Drive. The business offers Swedish and oncology massages, lymphatic drainage and other treatments. The services run $60 for an hour and $90 for 90 minutes. Orr is a licensed massage therapist in Ohio and has 12 experience in the business.

Contact: 513-608-8309 E-mail businessenquirer. com with news of new hires, promotions and awards. E-mail with openings, expansions and other neighborhood business news. By Jeff McKinney Jmckitmeyenquirer.com DOWNTOWN Seventy-two local companies are ready to run and walk to help raise money for the 2010 Komen Greater Cincinnati Race for the Cure. One of the region's best-known fundraisers for breast cancer research, this year's event will be Sept.

25 at Great American Ball Park. More than 12,000 runners and walkers are expected to participate in a competitive 5K race, a noncompetitive 5K runwalk and a 2K family walk. Companies registered so far have set a goal to raise $133,810 by race day, more than 13 percent of the $1 million overall goal that the Komen Race for the Cure hopes to collect this year. Komen is expecting more than 200 companies overall Huntington Bank to help qualified small-business owners obtain start-up, operating and expansion loans. The downtown-based Cincinnati chapter includes retired and working executives who provide free advice to help businesses open or expand in Southwest Ohio, Northern Kentucky and Southeast Indiana.

The partnership began last spring and, so far, a salon, a women's boutique and a specialty coffee shop have been approved for small-business loans ranging from $10,000 to $50,000. Three other SCORE referrals are still early in the loan application process, said Chip Bonny, business banking specialist at Huntington's Blue Ash branch. The initiative is a test case for Huntington. It may be expanded to SCORE chapters and Huntington branches in Cleveland and Columbus if it's deemed successful, Bonny said. Contact: 513- 684-2812 AutoZone coming to Cin-Day Road WEST Litter: Ad From Page Gl in full dress to the side of a busy highway, someone throws trash out of a car, which lands at his feet.

"People start pollution. People can stop it," a deep voice intones. The camera zooms in on the Indian's face, as he turns to reveal a single tear falling. But the media landscape is different now. The 1971 ad relied for airtime on public service announcements that the Big Three networks were required to carry.

In the cable universe, the requirements aren't as strict, so TV was out for this shoestring-budget campaign. "They gave us $50,000 and said said Linda Holter-hoff, head of Keep Cincinnati Beautiful, the nonprofit that's AutoZone plans to build a new store along Cincinnati-Dayton Road, according to a local developer. Evanston-based Neyer Properties said AutoZone bought an outlot at its Highlands development near Interstate 75 in West Chester. Memphis-based AutoZone is the nation's largest auto parts retailer. AutoZone has several stores in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky.

Alliance promotes relations with India A local lawyer and businesswoman have formed the Business Alliance, a Cincinnati-based group designed to create new relationships between businesses in the Midwest and India. Launched this month, the alliance will help individuals, businesses and U.S. government entities conduct trade and business transactions with enterprises in India, said Chitra Edwin, the alliance's co-founder. About 14 Cincinnati entities have joined the alliance so far, says Mark Evans, the group's campaign coordinating the campaign. A handful of billboards have gone up around town with the message.

Posters have been tacked up in bars and restaurants. Public service announcements were developed for radio. Swag is handed out at Reds and Bengals games: Frisbees this with your face. Littering is wrong T-shirts ketchup on your cheese coney. Littering is wrong and bumper stickers bumper stickers.

Littering is wrong were given away. People were invited to write their own wrongs on a whiteboard and have their photo taken with it for the website Free media (this Money and fitness topics for women marketing; Travis Price, real estate services; and Chris Sturm, technology. Bob Castellini, president and chief executive officer of the Cincinnati Reds and chairman of the Castellini Group of Companies downtown, has been awarded the 2010 Tocqueville Award by the United Way of Greater Cincinnati. The award recognizes his philanthropy and legacy of volunteer services to the community. Business news Scholarship for graphic designers OVER-THE-RHINE Graphics design firm Decal Impressions will begin offering a $1,000 scholarship to help a senior in Cincinnati Public Schools pay for college.

To be eligible for the Viel-hauer Family Scholarship Fund, a high school student must major in graphic design, carry a minimum 2.3 grade-point average and be accepted into an accredited college, university or technical school locally or nationally, owner Bryan Vielhauer said. The scholarship will be an annual gift. "I was fortunate to not have to worry about the cost of college, but I understand the importance of a higher education, and this is an easy way for me to help," he said. The scholarship will be applied directly toward tuition. Students must apply by April 30, 2011, and the winner will be notified between May and July.

For an application, visit Contact: 513-345-6701 Small businesses get assistance DOWNTOWN -The Cincinnati SCORE chapter has formed a partnership with Melissa Matson (left) and Michelle Matson will be holding a seminar for women Sept. 25 in Mason. The public is invited to the free event, but seating is limited. It will be from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

at the Matson Money Building, 5955 Deerfield Boulevard in Mason. For more details, call 513-204-8000 or visit www.michel-lematson.com. cess" with speaker Gloria Charlier. $25. Register by Sept 15.

Details and reservations: Elaine Milstein 513-328-5328 or Wednesday Cincinnati Sports Professional Network: 6 p.m., Great American Ball Park, 100 Joe Nuxhall Way, Downtown. "Inside the Business of Professional Baseball" with Reds chief operations officer Phillip Castellini, and "Introduction and with Barry Forbis, Enquirer sports editor. $30in-cludes buffet, networking and game ticket. Details and reservations: Leslie Spencer 513-345-3054 or Where to send notices: Meetings and seminars must be open to nonmembers. Fees cannot exceed $250, and priority is given to nonprofit groups.

Announcements of meetings and seminars must include time, date and location. Send to Enquirer Business News, 312 Elm St, Cincinnati, OH 45202, or e-mail to Deadline to submit items to appear Sunday is noon Wednesday. Publication is subject to space availability. 1 in Provided tested column) was used. If it works here, the campaign will be taken national by Keep America Beautiful, the national umbrella group.

Holterhoff volunteered her Cincinnati affiliate for the pilot, and the national group liked the idea because we're a mid-sized city in the heart of the country. Holterhoff is one of the longest-serving litter fighters in the country, having started with Keep Cincinnati Beautiful in 1981. She left a couple of times, for motherhood and for private business, but always came back. "I want everything to be clean," she says. "I'm German." Go to Cincinnati.

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Retails: 513-871-0320 or Iount Healthy Business Association: 11 a.m., tirst Financial Bank, 7522 Jiamilton Mount Healthy. Monthly business fneeting. Free. Details: Matt ay 513-923-1985 or www. Jrithealthyba.org.

Tuesday Chester-Liberty jChamber Alliance: 11:30 Wetherington Golf and Country Club, 7337 Country pub Land, West Chester. Monthly luncheon topic: "How 'ttj Overcome Your Biggest Financial Obstacle" with speaker 'ichael Davis. $27members, Ononmembers. Details and feservationa 513-777-3600 or Upie Circuit: 4-7 p.m., Eddie Merlot's, 10808 Montgomery Road, Sycamore Township. "Wine Tasting Networking." $15.

Details and registration: Connie 513-563-3524 or www.thecircuit.net. National Association of Purchasing Management-Cincinnati chapter: 5:30 p.m.,Raffel's Banquet Center, 10160 Reading Road, Evendale. "Channel Partners: Emerging MRO Supply Chain Structures" with speaker Bob Ash-by. $25members, $35non-members, includes dinner. Details: 513-3854144 or www.napm-c.org.

Mount Healthy Business Association: 6:30 p.m., Just One More Banquet Room, 7511 Hamilton Mount Healthy. Monthly meeting. Free. Details: Matt Fay 513-923-1985 or www.mthealthy-ba.org. Wednesday Madeira Chamber of Commerce: 11:30 a.m.-l p.m., -City Hall, 7141 Miami Ave.

Tli-ads Exchange Luncheon" posted by Stephen Shaw. $5. "Details and reservations: Melissa Zepf 513-321-2000 ext.109 mzepfcmsinsurance.com. Southwest Ohio Associ-'ation for Financial Profes- Downtown 1403 Central Pkwy, hrdwd firs, by Oist 1 SEPT MULTI-PROPERTY fry industrial Eij for sale WEST CHESTER -for sale or lease, mins from 1-75 1-275. 3840 sf office, 10,000 sf warehouse.

Newer freestanding bldg, clean, zoned M2. 513-223-7452 police, 1800 to 5500 st, prkg FREE RENT $885-51875 HEAT PAID 859-341-5567 Sisters-in-law offer self-help workshop By Jeff McKinney jmckinneyenquirer. com Two sisters-in-law who are experts in money and health management will present a women's self-help workshop in Mason on Sept. 25. Michelle Matson, vice president of Matson Money, a Mason-based investment advisory firm, is half of the program.

Her company manages $2.6 billion for investors. The other presenter will be Melissa Matson, creator and owner of Keep It Tight Fitness, a Mason women's fitness boutique that offers class workouts. The event will feature other women professionals talking about topics ranging from fashion to nutrition. sionals: p.m., Montgomery Inn, 9440 Montgomery Road, Montgomery. Monthly meeting topic: "Regulatory Reform: Implications for Corporations and Banks" with speaker Scott Mu-sial.

$50includes dinner. Reservations required, www. swoafp.org. Thursday Business Prosperity Group of Cincinnati: 11 a.m., 7413 Hamilton Mount Healthy. Monthly meeting topic: "93 Referral Systems That Bring in Cash Now." $20.

Details and reservations: Northern Kentucky Society for Human Resource Management: 11:30 a.m., Receptions Banquet and Conference Center, 1379 Donaldson Highway, Erlanger. Monthly luncheon topic: "Embracing Diversity." $35HR professionals, $10students. Details and registration: www.nkyshrm org. HomeBiz Networking: p.m., CMC Properties, 10901 Reed Hartman Highway, suite 119, Blue Ash. Networking After Hours topic: "Stress Reducers, Relaxation Techniques for Business Sue- Fuel your car-shopping confidence.

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