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Please join us as we welcome City of Aurora Mayor Ann Womer Benjamin and Superintendent of Aurora City Schools Pat Ciccantelli. 

Both speakers are deeply committed to protecting and promoting the strengths of Aurora, and will share how they are dealing with issues relevant to your business and our community.

Do not wait to register for this popular annual event!

Prepaid Reservations Required
$25.00 per Chamber Member
$35.00 per Non-member

$5 late fee after Friday, February 23rd if seating is available.
Cancellations must be received by phone 330-562-3355 or e-mail ( [email protected] ) before 9 a.m. on the Monday prior to the event for a one-time credit to an upcoming luncheon.  Guaranteed meal counts must be provided and paid to our host.  Cancellations received after the deadline and "no shows" will be invoiced and will not be entitled to a refund.  Please adhere to these policies.
For members participating in our prepaid luncheon program, prepaid luncheons are not guaranteed reservations and an RSVP must still be made.

 

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Everyone knows how painful lawsuits are.  They're time-consuming, energy-consuming,  distracting and expensive.  Here's a dirty little secret that every lawyer knows:  most  business lawsuits and investigations, or exposure from them for damages, fines and  expenses, are entirely preventable if a company follows some simple preemptive steps.  

This luncheon is intended to pass along proven strategies for saving companies boat-loads  of money both inside and outside the courts.

Reserve your seat today!

Prepaid Reservations Required
$25.00 per Chamber Member
$35.00 per Non-member

$5 late fee after Friday, February 23rd if seating is available.
Cancellations must be received by phone 330-562-3355 or e-mail ( [email protected]) before 9 a.m. on the Monday prior to the event for a one-time credit to an upcoming luncheon.  Guaranteed meal counts must be provided and paid to our host.  Cancellations received after the deadline and "no shows" will be invoiced and will not be entitled to a refund.  Please adhere to these policies.
For members participating in our prepaid luncheon program, prepaid luncheons are not guaranteed reservations and an RSVP must still be made.

CLICK HERE for More Information and to Register.

 

 

CLICK HERE for More Information and to Register

 

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1. The Expo is a great opportunity to connect with the future workforce and encourage students to acquire the skills they need to be successful in the workplace.
2. Educate students about the range of career options in Portage County; We would like for you to speak to the students about your company's possible career paths and answer any questions they may have.  Live demonstrations are always a hit!
3. Expose local students of all ages to meaningful work-and-learn experiences;
4. Equip local students with the education and skills required to succeed in their careers and meet Portage County's economic needs;
5. The company and representative will be highlighted in the event's promotional material.

• Consider donating a door prize. Student's level of engagement will earn them an entry for door prizes. 

The attorneys of Gertsburg Law have a comprehensive understanding of the countless legal issues facing businesses on a daily basis. In order to share our knowledge with the community, we publish weekly blog articles that explain and elaborate on issues relevant to business owners. 

Here are some of the articles available on our blog this month:

Release Me: Which Legal Releases Should You Sign and When?
Releases are useful in several areas of business. But how do you know when you should have someone sign a release and what kind or release they should sign? This blog discusses four common situations where a release form may be necessary.

When is a Personal Guaranty Unenforceable?
Obtaining financing is one of the biggest challenges facing business startups. Without another source of collateral, a bank might require a personal guaranty before it agrees to approve a loan to your business. While banks, financing companies, or other loan underwriters will always attempt to collect on a personal guaranty, there are circumstances where they are simply unenforceable.

How Long is Long Enough? Timelines for Business Recordkeeping
State and federal codes attempt to set guidelines for minimum retention periods of certain documents. Those documents which are the subject of recordkeeping requirements are often those that confirm compliance with other laws - taxes, hiring practices, and other regulatory matters; so it is in your best to keep those records as long as is fiscally reasonable. Although the minimum length of retention depends on the type of document, a good rule of thumb is to keep all records discussed below for a minimum of seven years.

Shopping for the Best Tax Laws
For entrepreneurs, there may be no single greater tax tool than the ability to form a company. Incorporating carries unparalleled benefits for business tax solutions. In most states, you're able to spread operating losses over seven years to offset taxes in profitable years; you're not subject to self-employment taxes; and you can make tax deductions for employee benefits and business purchases. That's the baseline, and it's a great start. But tax advantages at the state level can change the game, and for that we must find those states with the most favorable tax laws.

To learn more about the services of Gertsburg Law, call us today at 440-571-7777 or complete our contact form. From our Chagrin Falls office, we proudly provide legal services for businesses of all sizes.

   

PORTAGE COUNTY COMBINED GENERAL HEALTH DISTRICT ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ 705 Oakwood Street                                                                  Phone: 330-296-9919 2nd Floor                                                                                   Fax: 330-297-3597

• Everyone 6 months and older (Recommendation from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention)
• Especially:
  • Pregnant Women
  • People with chronic medical conditions; including asthma and diabetes
  • Children younger than 5 years of age

• The following insurance plans are accepted and will be billed: Medicaid, Buckeye, Care Source, United Health, Molina, Medicare Part B (if primary coverage), Medical Mutual, Aetna, Cigna, SummaCare and Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield. No out-of-pocket costs with these plans.
• For other insurance plans (Paramount, Apex, Humana, etc.), cash or check will be accepted and a receipt of payment will be provided to be submitted to your insurance company for possible reimbursement.
• Cost is $30 for children and adults. 
• High Dose (recommended for 65 years and older) is $60.
• If uninsured or underinsured, flu shots will be provided free of charge.
• Pneumonia shots will also be available for individuals 65 years and older and high risk individuals. Same insurances are accepted with no out-of-pocket cost.
• Prevnar 13-cost $215
• Pneumovax 23-cost $105