- Holiday Open House
The Holiday Open house is scheduled for Tuesday evening December 16, 2003.
The event will kick off at 5:30 p.m. and run into the evening. Come and
celebrate the holiday season with all of your Clermont 20/20 friends.
The event is $15.00 per person and includes hors d'oeuvres, soda, wine,
beer and coffee. If you would like to attend please give Kellie Davidson
a call at 513-753-9222 or email her at contact
kellie.davidson@clermont2020.org.
- Salute To Leaders
The planning for the annual Salute to Leaders banquet is well under way.
This year the wonderful committee members consist of : Sue McHugh of Press
Community Newspapers, Karen Wehrman of Cinergy, Ann Appleton of ZF, Batavia,
Andy McCreanor of National Bank & Trust, Donna Spiller of Clermont Senior
Services, Mildred Jones a graduate of Senior Leadership Program, and Marie
French of United Way & Community Chest. Please feel free to contact any
of the members for more information on the event.
The event will be held on Thursday, February 26, 2004. This event will
take place at Holiday Inn Eastgate. For more information please visit
our Salute to Leaders
announcement.
Currently we are looking for nomination of individuals or organizations.
Please think back throughout this year and nominate someone you know has
gone above and beyond to make this community a better place to live and
work in.
- If you would like to nominate an individual or organization whom
has done a "Community Project" please select this
Community Project Nomination Form.
- If you would like to nominate an individual or organization in one
of these categories: Civic, Education, Environmental, Health/Health Care,
Human Services, Leadership, Parks & Recreations, Rural Interest or for
the Dr. Richard J. Zinsmeister Humanitarian Award, please select this
Nomination Form.
- If you are a township trustee and would like to retrieve the township
nomination form please
click here.
Want to nominate someone but don't know if they have won in the past?
Now you can view the list of the
past winners.
- Graduate Speaker's Bureau Training December 9
Tell the story of your own experience in the Clermont Leadership Institute
as part of our new Graduate Speaker's Bureau. Training, complete with
refreshments, will happen on Tuesday December 9, 3:30 - 5:00 pm, at Clermont
20/20. The Bureau is made up of graduates of all four leadership programs,
Senior Leadership, LEAD Clermont, Educational Leadership and Look to Clermont.
The Speaker's Bureau will help increase awareness of Institute programs in
the community. Please let us know you plan to attend by contacting The
Institute office at
leadershipinstitute@clermont2020.org.
Visit the web to learn more about the
Speaker's Bureau.
- Senior Leadership Grad Bestowed High Honor
Each year, each of the 32 NFL football teams selects a hometown person to
be their Community Quarterback Award recipient based on their community
involvement and volunteerism. This year, the Cincinnati Bengals have
chosen..... (drum roll please!) .... TOM WILDEY FROM THE BOYS & GIRLS
CLUB OF CLERMONT COUNTY as their NFL Community Quarterback!!
Tom will receive his award at the December 28th Bengals/Browns game and
the Club will receive at the same time a $10,000 donation from the Bengals!
In the nomination submitted by Nancy Beck, Executive Director of the Boys
and Girls Club of Clermont County, she shared "Thomas A. Wildey, Jr. is a
man who has spent most of his life reaching out to others. He has played
a leadership role in almost every significant new initiative in the New
Richmond community that has been introduced over the past 20 years. He
has made a difference in the lives of hundreds of adults and children,
families and friends, touching lives one by one."
Tom is a graduate of the Senior Leadership Class of 2000. Congratulations
to a fine community leader and to the Boys and Girls Club of Clermont County!
- Helping Children whose Lives have been Affected by Cancer
If you are looking for a way to make a difference in the life of a child who
has been affected by cancer, the LEAD Clermont Class of 2004 has a wonderful
suggestion. One of the many outstanding class projects this year is bringing
together a group of leaders to create a day camp for children whose lives
have been touched by cancer. The purpose of the camp is to provide children
a safe place to express their feelings about cancer, while having fun. To
become involved in this unique team of leaders, please plan to attend an
informational meeting on January 27, 2004 at 8:00 a.m. at Mercy Clermont
Hospital. Questions? Contact Cyn Macke at
leadershipinstitute@clermont2020.org.
- Clermont County Happenings
Looking for something to do this holiday season but don't know what is going
on in the area? A calendar of Clermont County Events is made available through
the Clermont County Public Relation Group. The group gathers area event
information and compiles it to form a calendar for residents to explore.
Take a look at the online
Calendar
to see what is events are taking place throughout Clermont County.
- Holiday Office Closings
The office will be closed on December 24th & 25th in observance of the Christmas
Holiday. Regular business will resume on Monday December 29th at 8:30 a.m.
The office will also be closed on Thursday, January 1st in observance of the
New Year Holiday.
- EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR - Clermont County YMCA Branch
It is with great pleasure that we announce the promotion of Beth
Fugate to Executive Director of the RC Durr Branch of the YMCA of
Greater Cincinnati, in Boone County, Kentucky. As Beth has already
relocated to the Florence Branch, Trish Kitchell will serve as the
interim Executive Director until a new one has been hired. This
is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Executive to lead
and manage a thriving YMCA Branch. The position requires an
effective professional, well versed in planning and organizing,
volunteer development, marketing and the ability to implement long
range plans and goals. Superior demonstrated fiscal management
skills; proficiency at developing and retaining a diverse staff
team; strong verbal, written and presentation skills; success in
leading an annual fundraising campaign is essential. Under the
direction of the Associate Vice President of Operations, this
individual will work closely with the Committee of Management
in branch planning, operations and financial development.
Qualifications include a Bachelor's degree, YMCA Senior Director
certification (or equivalent experience) and a minimum of five
year's senior level business management experience. The YMCA of
Greater Cincinnati sees diversity and inclusion efforts as an
asset to our organization and as fundamental to living the
mission, we therefore encourage all minorities to apply for
open positions. Salary Range $50,500 - $60,000. Please send
all resumes to
sadams@cincinnatiymca.org
or fax (513) 351-4100.
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