Now that the 2012 tax season is in the rear-view mirror, it’s a good time for small business owners to reassess their company’s financial health and their relationship with their bank. The American Bankers Association offers the following tips to help small business owners enhance their current banking relationship or choose the best bank for their needs.
Homesteaders Life Company recognizes Kathryn M. Priesman for outstanding success as an advance funeral planning professional. Kathy qualified to attend the company’s 2013 Leaders Conference held at the Montego Bay, Jamaica, Ritz Carlton Hotel, where she was joined by nearly 200 colleagues and their guests. Kathy is the advanced funeral planning advisor for Crosser Funeral Homes in Oak Harbor and Elmore-Genoa and at Neidecker, LeVeck & Crosser Funeral Homes in Port Clinton and Lakeside-Marblehead.
For more information contact www.crosserfuneralhomes.com.
Left to right: Laura Schlachter, President of Port Clinton Area Chamber; Lee Vivod, Chairman of Chamber Board; Kathy Mehl, Port Clinton City Council; Executive Chef Paul Matthews; Ottawa County Commissioner Steve Arndt; Mel Ayers, Owner; Geoffrey Pryka, Manager; Barbara Ayers, Owner; Ottawa County Commissioner Jim Sass; Ottawa County Commissioner JoEllen Regal; Shawne Everett, General Manager; Drew Surovjak, Portage Township Trustee; Chuck Miller, Chamber Board Member; William Moore, Chamber Board Member; Sam Conte, Portage Township Trustee; John Coppeler, Chamber Board Member; and Larry Hartlaub, Ottawa County Auditor.
The Port Clinton Area Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting ceremony for Ciao Bella located at 3880 Harbor Light Landing on Tuesday, April 23. Representatives from Ottawa County, Portage Township, and the Port Clinton Area Chamber of Commerce congratulated Ciao Bella on their grand opening and for their commitment to the community.
Magruder Hospital's President & CEO, Todd Almendinger, announced that Nick Marsico, RPh, Director of Magruder's Pharmacy and Administrative Director, has been promoted to Vice President of Ancillary Services.
An updated workplace guide, announced this week, describes the tax, productivity, and other benefits of adding the missing link to employee benefit packages: long-term care insurance. Titled “Long Term Care Outreach and Education Program,” the 12-page guide is published by LTC Financial Partners.
"For many organizations, the tax advantages alone can make a difference of hundreds to hundreds of thousands of dollars a year, depending on their size," says John Cullen, an LTC specialist with LTC Financial Partners, which maintains offices in Port Clinton. “Our updated guide explains why.”
