Next meeting set for March 20
Chamber's next general meeting is March 20 in the Tallmadge Community Center, 80 Community Road. Networking begins at 11:20 a.m. with lunch served at 11:50 a.m. The price of lunch is $12 per person, payable at the door. Steve Clark from Ohio Health Benefits will serve as guest speaker. Lunch will be provided by Chapel Hill Roadhouse. Reservations are required. Call the office at 330-633-5417 or email tallmadgechamber@onecommail.com.
Community Expo
set for April 20
Tallmadge Asphalt & Concrete will again serve as event sponsor for the 2013 Tallmadge Community Expo, scheduled for April 20.
The Expo is a one-day, communitywide event that began in 1997 and is held every other year in April. The Expo provides a single venue where Summit County area visitors can come to know the community of Tallmadge and what it has to offer. Guest celebrity this year will be former Ohio State University football coach Jim Tressel, now vice president of strategic engagement for the University of Akron, U of A basketball coach Keith Dambrot and Kent State University head football coach Paul Haynes.
The Expo will run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Tallmadge Recreation Center, 46 N. Munroe Road. Exhibitors rent booth space to showcase their products, services and capabilities.
Booth space is moving along, with more than 40 exhibitors booked.
As there is limited space for booths, those who haven't sent in their form to reserve a booth are asked to do so as soon as possible.
Those interested in renting exhibitor booth space should contact the Tallmadge Chamber of Commerce at 330-633-5417 or email tallmadgechamber@onecommail.com.
Member Events
Conversations & More would like to invite the community to meet author Sara Ruble March 12 at 7 p.m. at the Tallmadge Community Center, 80 Community Road. The name of her new book is "Grief and Pain: Life's Greatest Challenges … It ALL Has Meaning -- Part III."
Ruble is founder of the Christmas Box Angel of Hope Children's Memorial in Stow. Her love for her only child, Scott, and his death at 19 brought her to a place of needing greater understanding … a deep need to understand more about the pain and grief and all that came with it. Meet Ruble and learn how through her own spiritual experiences and seeing the "bigger picture" brought her clarity and peace of mind. Ruble will share what she has learned about grief and pain…and how it can help others.
Networking
Summa Western Reserve Hospital would like to invite members to attend its Community Business Leaders Breakfast April 11 at 7 p.m. in the hospital's auditorium. Speaker Terry Taylor will share his journey from a summer intern to the CEO/Owner of Wright Tools. Taylor will share seven lessons that have greatly impacted his career.
Attendees are invited to use the hospital's free valet parking at the main entrance. A volunteer will escort attendees to the meeting location. The Community Business Leaders Council brings together a diverse group of business owners, community leaders and elected officials that meet only twice a year. For detailed information and to reserve a seat, contact Kathy Romito at 330-971-7408 or romitoks@summahealth.org no later than April 4.
Business of the Month
Congratulations to Denise Lee from the Tallmadge Branch Library. Denise attended the Feb. 20 luncheon and was named Business of the Month. The Tallmadge Library provides the public with a large variety of events for the community. The Chamber is very privileged to have them as a member and partner in our community events.
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