Sept 6-12, 2019

Featured Events

Thru September 30

September 6-8 - Dayton Greek Festival Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church, 500 Belmonte Park North; Fri. & Sat. 11 a.m.-11 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.-6 p.m. A Greek tradition for both the young and

old, the Annunciation Greek Orthodox

Church's annual Greek festival brings

together people of all backgrounds to

celebrate all things Greek: the food and

pastries, unique boutique items, cooking

demonstrations, imported beer and wine,

craft beer, live music, dance performances,

and tours of the beautiful church. Also

enjoy kids activities in the Zorba Zone and

take a chance at the $5,000 raffle prize.

Admission is free on Friday from 11 a.m.

to 5 p.m.; $2 all other times; free for

children 12 and younger and active/retired

military. Visit daytongreekfestival.com for

more information.

September 6 - First Friday

Various locations throughout downtown Dayton; 5-10 p.m. The beginning of every month starts with a

bang in downtown Dayton. First Friday is a

free art hop featuring exhibit openings at

the galleries, along with a variety of

entertainment options, arts demonstrations,

live music and more. Add to that

everything going on at the restaurants,

bars, nightclubs, theaters, comedy club,

movie theater and more that make up the

downtown mix, and you have plenty of

reasons to get out and about on First

Friday! First Friday is presented by the

Downtown Dayton Partnership. For more

info and specific event details, visit the

First Friday webpage or Facebook page.

224-1518.

September 9-13 - The Square Is Where

Courthouse Square, Third & Main sts.; 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Presented by the Downtown Dayton

Partnership and Montgomery County, The

Square Is Where features free live noontime

entertainment in the heart of downtown on

Courthouse Square. Enjoy food vendors,

games, fun tournaments and themed days,

and much more. Grab your friends and

coworkers and take a lunchtime break! For

details and updates, visit the program's

webpage or "like" its Facebook page at

facebook.com/TheSquareIsWhere. For more

info, call 224-1518, ext. 227. Presented with

support from the Ohio Arts Council. The

Square Is Where you should be on your lunch

break this summer! Free.

Coming Up: Monday, Sept. 9 - Music Mondays with

Liftoff Entertainment

Tuesday, Sept. 10- Trivia Tuesdays

Wednesday, Sept. 11 - Downtown Walking

Wednesdays and United Way / Dayton Fire

Department First Responder Appreciation

Thursday, Sept. 12 - Music from The River

Valley Project

Friday, Sept. 13 - Fridays Rock! featuring

Blue Heron Trio

All Week Long - Business Spotlight:

2nd Street Market

Thru September 6 - Exhibit: Exposition through Art - Historic African American Churches of Southwest Ohio

Dayton Metro Library - Main Library, 215 E. Third St.; call for times. AAVAG's Exposition Through Art - Historic

African American Churches of Southwest

Ohio Art Exhibit will be available at Dayton

Main Library, 2nd Floor Art Gallery. The 26

churches honored in the exhibit were chosen

for their 75-plus years in existence

ministering to their congregations, serving

the communities in which they reside, and

being civil rights advocates in their cities. 17

AAVAG member artists and invited artists,

creating in a wide variety of medium,

contributed their creative talents to celebrate

the accomplishments and longevity of these

churches. 463-2665.

Thru September 8 - The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940

Dayton Theatre Guild, 430 Wayne Ave.; call for times. The creative team responsible for a recent

Broadway flop, in which three chorus girls

were murdered by the mysterious "Stage

Door Slasher," assemble for a backer's

audition of their new show at an exclusive

Westchester estate. But the infamous

"Slasher" reappears and strikes again - and

again. As the composer, lyricist, actors and

director prepare their performance, a blizzard

cuts off any possibility of leaving. Bodies

start to drop in plain sight, and the bumbling

police inspector who snowshoes in to

investigate helps solve the mystery in the

nick of time and the "Slasher" is ultimately

unmasked. Buy tickets here.

Thru September 18 - Exhibit: Scott Gibbs: Insights

K12 Gallery for Young People & TEJAS, 341 S. Jefferson St.; call for hours. K12 is pleased to present the exhibition and

introduction to the developmental formula

from master artist, Scott Gibbs. Scott Gibbs:

Insights is the culmination that brings

together over 400 works- spanning the start

of his creative practice in the early 1980s to

the present. For nearly four decades, Scott

Gibbs has continuously sought new ways to

September 6 - MOMologues

Black Box Improv, 518 E. Third St; 9 p.m. Enjoy the very relatable stories and BYOW

(bring your bottle of wine) for a night out

with your favorite fellow moms. Tickets are

$15. Stay after for a free Improv Jam. Get on

stage and take a stab at improv at 11 PM.

369-0747.

September 6 - Fiesta Friday

Carmen's Deli , 40 N. Main St.; 9:30 p.m. Starting at 9:30 PM, It's Fiesta Friday at

Carmen's Deli! DJ Latin Lou will be playing

the best in Bachata, Merengue, Salsa,

Reggaeton, and other Latin music. 18+ with

ID and a $5 cover charge. 610-9999.

September 6 & 7 - Art Opening: Then and NOW Front Street Complex, 1001 E Second St.; 5-9 p.m. The Orphanage Gallery, located at the Front

Street complex is proud to present the

artwork of 23 local female artists in "Then

and NOW - the evolution of the female

artist." This collection of over 80 works of

art highlight the evolution of the individual

artist's interests, skills, and the inspiration

behind that growth. Come enjoy wine

tastings, live music, and hors d'oeuvres as

you get to know some of Dayton's finest

female artists. Opening reception is

September 6, 5-9PM. Additional dates:

September 7 & 15 11AM-4PM.

September 6 & 7 - Nathan Orton

Wiley's Comedy Joint, 101 Pine St.; Fri. 8 p.m., Sat. 7:15 & 9:30 p.m. Nathan Orton is an up and coming comedian

representing the Midwest. He has won

'Funniest Person In St Louis' multiple times,

has opened for Dave Attell, and was selected

to perform on Kevin Hart's 'Hart of the

City.'His comedy can be described as dark,

satirical, and honest. $10. 223-5277.

September 6-11 - This Week at The Barrel House

The Barrel House, 417 E. Third St.; call for times. September 6, stop by The Barrel House for

Food Truck Friday and Funky Friday.

September 7 - Apollo 13 in Concert

Dayton Performing Arts Alliance;

Schuster Performing Arts Center, Second & Main sts.; 8 p.m. Directed by Ron Howard and nominated for

nine Academy Awards, Universal Pictures'

Apollo 13 tells the incredible story of one of

the most thrilling and suspenseful missions

in the history of the American space

program. Experience the entire Oscar-

nominated score performed live with the film

by the Dayton Philharmonic for an emotional

and unforgettable cinematic concert event!

September 8 - Sunday Movies @ Main

Dayton Metro Library - Main Library, 215 E. Third St.; 1:30 p.m. Dayton Metro Library's popular Sunday

Movies @ Main series continues this

summer with more out-of-the-ordinary films.

All films are free and start at 1:30 p.m. in the

Main Library's Eichelberger Forum, 215 E.

Third Street. This week's film will be

Giorgio Moroder Presents

Metropolis(1927/1985). For more

information, visit DaytonMetroLibrary.org or

call (937) 463-2665.

September 8 - Cool Films Series: The Princess Bride: An Inconceivable Evening with Cary Elwes Schuster Performing Arts Center, Second & Main sts.; 3 p.m. In this highly-anticipated event, fans of THE

PRINCESS BRIDE will join the heroic

Westley (actor Cary Elwes) in a behind-the-

scenes look at life on and off the set of the

classic film. After a screening of the iconic

film, Elwes will engage in a moderated

discussion on classic scenes, revealing never

before shared secrets and tales of

inconceivable antics! TicketCenterStage.com

September 10 - College Fair Dayton Metro Library - Main Library, 215 E. Third St.; 4-6 p.m. Thirty different organizations will be

represented at the College Fair, including

public and private colleges, technical

schools, and several branches of the military.

Teens can ask questions about different areas

of study, facilities, the admissions process,

create diversified experimental form through

variant mediums. 461-5149.

Thru September 30 - Music @ Lunch RiverScape MetroPark,111 E. Monument Ave.; 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m

Take your break along the river! With live

music for your week day, RiverScape

MetroPark provides the perfect lunchtime

destination. Whether it's meetings, free WiFi,

or just a casual lunch break, you'll enjoy the

sights, sounds and fresh air of Dayton's

downtown MetroPark.

Thru October 15 - Exhibit: Abstract Paintings by Christine Klinger

Bar Granada, 5 W. Monument Ave; call for times. Klinger, a Yellow Springs multi-media artist,

is showing some of her newer and older

expressionist and abstract paintings, many

with nature themes. The show is free and

open to all. www.klingerart.com

Thru March 31 - Tour de Way

100+ locations along the Great Miami Riverway, including several in downtown Dayton. Over 100 locations are offering $3,000 in

prizes! Tour de Way is a free passport

program that lets you explore our region all

year long with activities and locations perfect

for the adventurer, art lover, aviation

enthusiast, beer connoisseur, and everyone

else in between. Every location you visit gets

you another chance to win amazing prizes

like a SmithFly Shoal Tent or an Opus

Classico 2 bicycle from Spoken Bicycles.

Tour de Way runs from May 4, 2019 to

March 2020. Find details here.

September 5-7 - This Week at Levitt Pavilion Dayton

Levitt Pavilion Dayton, 134 S. Main St.; 7 p.m. Bring your picnic blanket, chairs, food,

friends, and family and enjoy FREE live

music at Levitt Pavilion Dayton! Thursday,

September 5, come see local favorite, the

Eric Jerardi Band. On Friday, come hear

The Sanae-Braxton Collaborative.

Saturday, it's Reverend Peyton's Big Damn

September 11 is the next Wu-Tang

Wednesday. 222-GRWL.

September 6-12 - This Week at the DAI Dayton Art Institute, 456 Belmonte Park North; call for times. The DAI presents its latest exhibits, Monet

and Impressionism, and Our Century:

Dayton Area Collects. Friday, September 6,

is the next Object of the Month discussion.

Thursday, September 12, it's the next Tiny

Thursdays programming. Museum general

admission is $15 for adults; $10 for seniors

(60+), active military, and groups (10 or

more); $5 for college students (18+ with ID)

& youth (ages 7-17); free for children (ages

6 & younger) and museum members. Prices

include admission to all special exhibitions,

focus exhibitions and the museum's

collection galleries. Some programs and

events may carry an additional charge. 223-

5277.

September 6-12 - Music & More at Blind Bob's

Blind Bob's Tavern, 430 E. Fifth St.; call for times.

Friday, September 6, Bob's hosts live music

from Dark Backward, Siren Suit, and

Cliffs. Saturday, September 7, come hear

The Story Changes, A Voice of Your Own,

Massive Cult, and Weathervein.

Wednesday, September 11, come for

Karaoke with DJ Nancy. Thursday,

September 12, take the stage at Open Mic

Night with Brandon. Call for costs. 938-

6405.

September 6-12 - Music & More at The Dublin Pub

The Dublin Pub, 300 Wayne Ave.; call for times.

Fridday, Septebmer 6, celebrate Irish First

Friday with Mossy Moran. On Saturday,

it's Achille Crossing. Monday is Trivia

with a Twist. Thursday, Septebmer 12, Nick

Mitchell performs. Call for costs. 461-1101.

September 6-October 26 - Exhibit: And Then Unfold

The Contemporary Dayton, 118 N. Jefferson St.; call for times. Lyrical, calligraphic abstractions on paper by

emerging artists Jack St. John, Cleveland;

Diana Behl, Brookings, SD; and Nishiki

Sugawara-Beda, Dallas, TX. Free.

and financial aid options, all in one spot.

463-2665.

September 10 - Patio Pounders: Summer's Sunset

Lily's Bistro, 329 E. Fifth St.; 5:30-8:30 p.m. The sun is setting on summer time patios so

be sure to join us as we feature the perfect

end of summer wines at our last Patio

Pounders of the year! Cavalier representative

and friend Heather Weise will be on site

guest pouring along with another guest

bartender. Not only are the wines unique and

cool, but Heather is super knowledgeable and

has a way with making all the wines just

make sense. Tastes are just $3 each or $10

for 4 with advanced registration here.

September 10 & 11 - This Week at Toxic Toxic Brew Company, 431 E. Fifth St.; 7 p.m. Join us in our taproom the 2nd Tuesday of

every month for our Young Black

Professional Mixer at 7pm. Also Tuesday at

7pm, get your team together for The Office

Trivia. On Wednesday, enjoy acoustic music

and coffee beers at AcoustiCoffee Night.

facebook.com/ToxicBrewCo

September 11 - Develop & Win Your Annual Fund Dayton Metro Library - Main Library, 215 E. Third St.; 10 a.m.-12 p.m. Individual donors make up 72% of all giving

in the United States. How can you

successfully woo donors to your

organization, attract and keep donors loyal to

your organization? Find out how! Register

Online 463-2665.

September 11 - Downtown Walking Wednesdays

Courthouse Square, Third & Main sts.; 12:10 p.m. These fun walks feature a different

downtown route each week, taking you past

a variety of landmarks and parts of our city

while introducing you to other downtown

workers who like to walk. Start your walk at

Courthouse Square. Walks can be self-

guided, so you can start at any time. But, if

you'd like to walk with a group, plan to

depart at 12:10 p.m. Find a route map and

schedule here.

Band. For a full schedule and more

information, visit levittdayton.org.

September 6 - First Timer Climber Friday

Urban Krag, 125 Clay St.; 3-11 p.m. Swing by this restored church and find

yourself blown away by the 10,000 square

foot indoor rock-climbing center you'll find

inside! Enjoy their First Timers Friday deal

and get a day pass, belay certification, shoe

and harness rental all for $30. Take your

Friday to new heights! 224-5724.

September 6 - Sip and Create: As Seen on Pinterest

Now and Zen DIY Studio, 37 S. St. Clair St.; 5-9 p.m. Stop by and create a terrarium mug either out

of a favorite mug brought to the shop, or

choose one of the cute mugs they have in

store. Feel free to create a terrarium at the

terrarium bar as well.

September 6 - First Fridays at Front Street Front Street Studios, 1000 E Second St.; 5-9 pm. Take a stroll through Front Street on First

Friday. Local artists invite you to explore

their 60+ working studios and galleries on

September 6th. You'll find painters,

printmakers, jewelry artists, sculptors, glass

artists, photographers, mixed media artists,

potters, woodworkers, and more! Our

community of artists join us from across the

globe and create right in your backyard!

September 6 - Members' Show Opening

The 48 High Street Gallery, 48 High St.; 6-9 p.m. Join us for September's First Friday from 6-

9pm for our Members' Show and light

refreshments. Awards will be announced at

7pm. "Line: Value: Shape: the 2019

Members' Show" will run September 6 -

October 1.

September 6 - Featured Artist: Leah Stahl Dutoit Gallery, 1001 E Second St.; 6-9 pm. Dutoit Gallery will be hosting Leah Stahl as

September 7 - Saturday Art Classes

K12 Gallery for Young People & TEJAS, 341 S. Jefferson St.; 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Come get creative with us! These studio

classes are designed for students to learn

new techniques and processes while having

fun! Classes run as a month long series and

are separated according to age group.

Classes run every Saturday from 11am-1pm.

Class fees include all materials. 461-5149.

September 7- Omega Flea

Omega Music, 318 E. Fifth St., 11 a.m.- 4 p.m. Omega Flea, an outdoor market in the

parking lot of Omega Music, is a community

showcase of record labels, bands, artists,

craftspersons, collectors, entrepreneurs, and

anybody that just wants to have a "yard sale"

with us. This is not your Mee-Maw's yard

sale! Find schedule and vendors here.

September 7 - CreepShow Smoked Porter & Fall Barrel Aged Bottle Launch

Warped Wing Brewing Company, 26 Wyandot St.; starts at noon. Fall is on the horizon and that means it's time

for the return of CreepShow Smoked Porter!

And this year we're shaking things up a bit

with the launch of 3 *NEW* fall barrel aged

beers including Bourbon Barrel Aged

CreepShow Smoked Porter, Bourbon Barrel

Aged Flying Heads Dubbel Pumpkin Ale,

and Rum Barrel Aged Flying Heads Dubbel

Pumpkin Ale. CreepShow Smoked Porter

will be available on draught and in 6pk cans

and all barrel aged offerings will be available

on draught and in 12.7oz single format

bottles.

September 7 - Dayton Strong Bar Crawl & Scavenger Hunt Oregon District; 2-6 p.m. Do you like bar crawls? Do you like

scavenger hunts? Well you're in luck! We

are combing the two for an awesome

Saturday afternoon. Register as an Individual

or Small Group. We will place you on a

team. Just like a normal bar crawl you will

move from bar to bar, the twist is that at each

stop you will have scavenger hunt items to

complete. Team scores will be tracked live to

always see where your team is in the

standings. Your Ticket Includes: 3 Hour Bar

Crawl and Scavenger Hunt; custom Dayton

September 11 & 12 - Distillery Tours Belle of Dayton, 122 Van Buren St.; 6 p.m. Distillery tours are an extraordinary way to

learn about craft distillation and spirits. The

whole experience will give you the chance to

see where our spirits are made and includes a

sampling of our spirits - all made onsite!

Book a tour here.

September 12 - Yoga & Meditation for Peace

Courthouse Square, Third & Main sts.; 5:30-7 p.m. Let's spread peace in Dayton! We can use it.

Join us for free Yoga and Meditation at

Courthouse Square, in the heart of Dayton.

It's a beautiful time of year to do this outside.

Hope you can join us and spread the love.

All are welcome. 5:30-6:15pm: Yoga led by

Vincent Moore; 6:15-7pm Guided

Relaxation & Heartfulness Meditation.

Please bring a yoga mat, towel or blanket

with you for yoga; a chair or cushion to sit

on for meditation if you want one; and a

water bottle. Free.

September 12 - LORE Special Event: Story & Spoken Word

LORE Culture, 116 W. Fifth St.; 6 p.m. Bridget Flaherty, founder of LORE, will

share 4 stories that follow each of the 4 cars

that she has owned in her lifetime, sharing

love and the lessons found in each vehicle.

Atlas' (of Underdog Academy) set will

include spoken word, narrative storytelling,

and music as he performs pieces from his

next book called The Token Project. The

Token Project examines masculinity,

blackness, and black culture while playing on

the term "token." He investigates social

political issues that are infecting his

experience and how he navigates the world.

These issues complicate his own identity and

how others fail to see him as a human being.

Get tickets here.

September 12 - PechaKucha Night Vol 40 The Grande Hall at Liberty Tower, 120 W. Second St.; 7 p.m. Lordy, lordy it's volume 40! Get ready to

celebrate our big milestone with a special

edition of PK: cupcakes by Twist Cupcakery,

champagne, and a PK photo slideshow.

Twelve fan favorite speakers will present PK

a featured artist. Stop by and enjoy these new

pieces from 6-9 PM. 752-4353.

September 6 - Art Opening

Skeleton Dust Records,133 E. Third St.; 7-9 p.m. Skeleton Dust will be hosting an art opening

for local artist Vincent Williams! Live,

modern classical music will be provided by

Jason Riley from Arrows of Neon for

listening pleasure. Come and experience

Joseph's work this First Friday from 7-9PM!

221-8528.

September 6 - Eagles vs. Cincinnati Woodward

Roger Glass Stadium, 505 S. Ludlow St.; 7 p.m. The Eagles will be taking on Cincinnati

Woodward for their first home football

game. Tickets will be available online on the

CJ website cjeagles.org/fall-sports/football or

at the door.

September 6 - The Musician's Co-op

Hannah's, 121 N. Ludlow St.; 9 p.m. The Musician's Co-op is going down this

First Friday with Alyssa Hanson as the host!

Stop by for some great sound and great bites.

18+. 640-1335.

Strong shirt. Register at

GemCitySocialSports.com

September 7 - The Longest Picnic Blanket

Levitt Pavilion Dayton, 134 S. Main St.; 4:30-8:30 p.m. (Rescheduled from June 15) Bring your own

picnic!! The event is FREE. Daytonians

from every corner of the city and throughout

the Miami Valley are invited to the 2019

Longest Table Dayton event: The Longest

Picnic Blanket! The Longest Table Dayton

will come to life in a new and exciting

format. You are invited to pack your picnic

basket and take a seat at the Longest Picnic

Blanket stretching across the lawn at Levitt

Pavilion! When you arrive, you'll be

randomly assigned to a small group of

people you've probably never met. You'll

enjoy your picnic together over a gently-

guided conversation meant to connect and

inspire. As 7pm approaches, we'll wrap up

the meal and enjoy a FREE Levitt concert!

RSVP at thelongesttabledayton.com/rsvp

style in the brand new Grande Hall event

space in Liberty Tower, located on West

Second Street downtown. This beautiful Art-

Deco space is steeped in 100 years of Dayton

history and is recognized as a treasure by the

National Register of Historic Places. Doors

open at 7 p.m. The event is free to attend but

donations will help us continue!

September 12-29 - Lady Day at Emerson's Bar & Grill The Loft Theatre, 126 N. Main St.; call for times. In 1959, Billie Holiday, or "Lady Day" as

she was called, performed one of her final

shows in a run-down bar in South Philly. In

Robertson's award-winning play, Holiday

engages the audience with salty, often

humorous reminiscences of her troubled life

as a travelling performer in a segregated

south. With the help of her piano man,

Jimmy Powers, she lets music tell her story,

sharing soulful, heart-wrenching and bawdy

songs from her memorable canon.

TicketCenterStage.com

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Small Business Newsletter

September 2019

Chapter Chair Corner

We are working to update our workshop offerings for our for-profit

clients. And we'd like to hear from existing business owners.

Our volunteers are subject matter

experts and talented mentors with many collective years of experience they would love to share in workshops. But we want to make sure your time is well-spent on

content that is meaningful to you.

Would you please take the quick survey linked below? It is only 6 questions and should take you less than 3 minutes to

complete.

As a thank you for your time and feedback, we'll enter you in a random drawing for 1 of 4 $25 gift cards you

can use at a locally-owned small business if you provide us with your

name and contact information. Thanks .>> Business Owner Survey

Ann Riegle Crichton

Chapter Chair

The Dayton Chapter of SCORE was founded in 1970 as a nonprofit

volunteer organization to assist the Small Business Administration (SBA)

in helping grass roots profit and nonprofit businesses to start and

grow in the Miami Valley area.

Women in Business Networking Leadership Conference

September 25th

Women in Business Networking hosts

an annual conference that is especially for business women, and it includes so

many great speakers, a wonderful networking lunch and opportunities for

small business owners to host an exhibit table.

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Fall 2019 Nonprofit Training Workshop Schedule

Dayton SCORE provides free mentoring to nonprofit

organizations and charities by volunteers experienced in

working as board members and executives in nonprofit

organizations.

All Dayton SCORE nonprofit workshops are presented by local professionals including attorneys, accountants, marketers, bankers,

etc. » Workshops Information

The Fall 2019 Nonprofit series focuses on

topics that our research has shown to be of

critical importance to nonprofits. These

workshops begin at 10:00 AM are FREE

and include a lunch (12:00 - 1:00 PM) that

affords the opportunity for

networking. Registration will open 60-days

before the workshop is scheduled.

Sep 12 - "Strategic Planning"

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Nov 14 - "Financial Management "

19th Annual Hispanic Heritage Festival

September 14th

The Puerto Rican, American and Caribbean Organization (PACO) Latino is a non-profit organization

dedicated to the success of the Hispanic community.

PACO Latino and Five Rivers Metro Parks invites you to join in the

celebration of Hispanic culture in the Miami Valley on Saturday, September

14, 2019 in Downtown Dayton's Riverscape.

» e Celebration InformationMor

Miami Valley Calendar of Workshops and Events

There are 18 workshops and events scheduled for September and October in Miami Valley business area. These business related workshops, and events are highlighted by Dayton SCORE , Dayton Metro Library, SBA, and local business associations. Review Event Calendar

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What Small Businesses Need to Know about Cybersecurity

September 5 @ 1 p.m. ET / 10 a.m. PT

In this webinar, small business owners

will learn how to protect and backup their data, and how to be proactive about

today's complex cybersecurity threats - Sponsored by Trend Micro.

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5 Easy Marketing Tricks to Grow Your Business

September 12 @ 1 p.m. ET / 10 a.m. PT

In this webinar, Steve Strauss, USA

TODAY senior small business columnist and founder of The Self-Employed, will

shares some simple and affordable marketing strategies you can implement

in your small business today.

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Improve Your Consulting Business with a Quality Management System

September 19 @ 1 p.m. ET / 10 a.m. PT

In this webinar, participants will learn how

to create a business process map and use it to effectively manage workload and

meet business goals. » Register Now

Funding Options for Veteran Entrepreneurs September 24 @ 1 p.m. ET / 10 a.m. PT

In this webinar, SCORE mentor and

Vietnam veteran Walter Abbott will explain how veterans can secure

business funding and translate their military skills into business success.

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SCORE helps you succeed!

Check out one of our latest success stories.

Small Business Success: Clipper Landscaping Kent Collins started Clipper Landscaping in Portsmouth, NH to provide routine landscaping maintenance along with spring and fall cleanups, mulching, edging, pruning walkways and plowing. After providing services to customers, all yard waste is recycled by the company. How SCORE helped: Collins attended workshops on how to start and grow a business along with building effective business websites. He worked one-on-one with mentors Dick Krause and Steve Hershfield, meeting with them monthly before scaling back to less-frequent meetings.

Read the full article and access all articles for small businesses currently in operation.

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Funded in part through a Cooperative Agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration. All opinions, conclusions, and/or recommendations expressed herein are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the SBA.

The Ohio Defense Forum 2019

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Creative Strategies that Work!

Are your marketing strategies falling short?

Do you need ideas to help take your marketing to the next level?

Then these workshops are for you!

Join us on September 11th and 25th for these essential small business workshops. Local creative designer and marketing consultant Frank “Buddy” Pitts, Jr. will guide us through an exploration of small business marketing and

the "Creative Variable".

Over the two workshops, Buddy will cover:

- Creative strategies and solutions to help you gain the best results. - The importance of "the creative" to your marketing - How effective design can make or break your marketing efforts

- Immediate solutions that can take your messaging to the next level.

Session 1 - September 11th Morning workshop - 9 to 11

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Session 1 - September 11th

Evening workshop 5:30 to 7:30

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Session 2 - September 25th Morning workshop - 9 to 11

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Session 2 - September 25th

Evening workshop 5:30 to 7:30

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Ohio SBDC at The Entrepreneurs Center | 714 E. Monument Ave., Dayton, OH 45402

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Climate Change is becoming front and center for all. (Consider the recent weather disaster affecting the Dayton region where 21 Tornadoes touched down on Memorial Day). Resiliency is about how a community can quickly and thoroughly respond to and recover from Climate Change related issues, man-made disasters and systems failures.

Join us at the Dayton Green Expo on September 17 - this year themed around community & resiliency!

NEW OPENING PLENARY BREAKFAST Opening remarks from Commissioner Dodge

Keynote presentation:Greening the Food Chain

THREE EDUCATION TRACKS Resiliency, Built Environment, Food

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Resiliency in the Corporate Environment

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Friday, September 20, 2019

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PDAC and Government Relations Update

Please join us as we discuss the Priority Development and Advocacy

Committee (PDAC) project prioritization process and the State Capital

Budget Bill; also a brief Washington update. With Michael Gessel, the

Coalition’s Vice President for Federal Government Programs, and Amy

Schrimpf, Government Relations Director.

Please RSVP today so that we can make certain you have a spot!

Complimentary light breakfast will be provided.

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from 8:00 am – 9:30 am.

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Idea sharing takes flight with inaugural City2City trip Explore and learn with the Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce through City2City, an annual metro exchange trip that invites our business leaders to explore best practices and lessons learned from cities that experience challenges and opportunities similar to the Dayton region. For our inaugural trip, we’ll visit Minneapolis-St. Paul to see how the southeastern Minnesota region has embraced its “Twin Cities” status. Through our sister chambers of commerce, you’ll get access to executives from companies like 3M, Star Tribune, Mayo Clinic and Taylor Corporation. Don’t wait to register – spots are limited! Click here to register. Thank you!! Jessica

Jessica Wagner | Manager, Workforce & Economic Development | Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce 22 E. Fifth St. | Suite 200 | Dayton OH 45402-2400 937.226.8258 office | 937.226.8254 fax | DaytonChamber.org

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With Special Guest U.S. Congressman Michael Turner

"Connecting Ohio's Military Installations, Communities and Industries"

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