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IN THIS ISSUE

Page 6 The Tenth Annual Long Street Tour

Page 7 Students Need Internet At Home

Page 9 How Mobile Business Apps are Changing the Face of Businesses Page 10 Mayor Michael B Coleman Presents MOMENTUM The 12th Mayorrsquos Small Business Conference amp Expo Page 11 In The Company of Women

PublisherCEO

Sharon S Gordon

Editor-at-Large

Alicia (ldquoACrdquo) Dunlap

VP Sales amp Marketing

Lisa Freeman-Williamson

Sales

Leonette Robinson

Contributing Writers

Delois R Wright

Brenda Spencer

Mykayla Bryant

ProductionGraphics

Mayda Sanchez

Online

Ashley Corry

Distribution

Cobrersquo Gordon

UTS Grind amp Go Street Team

Copyright

Urban Trendsetters is published monthly and distributed the first Thursday of every month as a comple-

mentary publication by Myshbrersquo Media and Communication LLC5773 Emporium Square Columbus

OH 43219 Publisher reserves the right to edit reject or cancel any advertisement or editorial

Urban Trendsetters Distribution Location

Franklin County Libraries

Montgomery County Libraries

City of Columbus

Columbus Urban League

Local Restaurants and Venues

Selected Walgreens

Columbus Area Kroger Stores

Columbus Health Department

COMBA

Community Non-Profit Organizations

Increase CDC

Beauty and Barber Shops

SBA - Columbus Office

SBDC at Columbus State

King Arts Complex

Columbus Chamber of Commerce

The Columbus Settlement Houses

ECDI Would You Like Urban Trendsetters in

Your Business Location Call Us Today 614-526-8871

Visit Our Website for Our Full List of Distribution Locations

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Team UTS

What is the BEE Business Directory

The BEE (Black Economic Empowerment) Business Directory is a community re-source for locating African Americans in business and to communicate additional businesses resources and services available to build and enhance opportunities in the community Our first edition of The BEE (Black Economic Empowerment) Busi-ness Directory will launch in Central Ohio The BEE Business Directory will be pub-lished in print and online

The printed version will be available for distribution September 2014 Our goal is to register over 500 businesses by submission date August 1 2014 Join Us

GET LISTED ONLINE TODAY

WWWURBANTRENDSETTERCOM

GET YOUR Free Business Listing

Premium Directory Launch

Specials Available

Including

ADDITIONAL PHOTOS

VIDEOS AUDIO

COUPONS DIGITAL

PRINT amp MORE


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Publisher rsquos Message

URBAN TRENDSETTERS IS EVEN BETTER ONLINE

Read it in printhellipExperinence it online helliphelliphelliphellip

Links from online version to

Videos Interviews Advertisers Full Events Calendar Coupons amp MORE

Motivation is the art of getting people to do what you want them to do because they want to do it - Dwight D Eisenhower

Sharon S Gordon

Founder Publisher

sharonsgordongmailcom

Whatrsquos Your Brand

Summertime is a great time to network advertise market and brand your business As the summer season winds down as business owners we

begin looking at the holiday season and where we want to take our business in the year to come I am like most business owners always looking

for the ldquonext big thingrdquo that is going to take my business and services to the next level

Recently at Urban Trendsetters we have increased our media and marketing services to include a new UTS Online Marketing Department as well

as our new media service UTS CItyView This is our new indoor and event digital billboard As publisher of Urban Trendsetters I started my

business like many of you I had no money but I had a vision desire and a commitment to make it happen NO MATTER WHAT Boy have I

learned a lot along the way You need more that idea vision and commitment You need a plan and strategy for success in business

As I begin my career as publisher of UTS I realized that as I attempted to help my clients and advertisers create their advertising marketing and

branding strategy I had not created my own I had to ask myself some questions as well Who was I What is my brand What do I do Why

should anyone listed to me What I began to realize was that not only did I have the answers but that I was developing my brand as I went along

I now needed to define it I also realized that the brand of my company begins with the branding of myself as the expert in my industry

I want to share a few notes on what I have learned throughout my experience Branding is much more than just a thoughtful logo or slogan and

its more than just a unique color scheme Below are the initial steps that need to be taken in order to start your successful brand image

Step 1 Examine the Competition

One of the keys to creating a successful brand image is to separate yourself from your competition You will need to know how consumers see

your competition You need to recognize how your competitors differentiate themselves from others Also you should know your competitors

strengths and weaknesses Your business can benefit from knowing this information by learning from their weaknesses and learning how to dif-

ferentiate your company from the competition

Step 2 Identify Your Strengths

Now that you know your competitions weaknesses you can begin to focus on your companys strengths Perform a target market analysis learn

from it and use it to your advantage This is a useful tool to confirm your companys strengths are in fact important to your target market Once

youve realized your strengths and what strengths are important to customers you can think about ways to successfully market these to the public

and involve them in your branding campaign

Step 3 Know Your Customer

Learn more about the customer Know their purchasing behavior How often do they buy Do they buy only during sales or promotions Do they

buy an array of products or services or just a select few These are questions you should ask to better market to your customers Also know your

customers lifestyles needs mindsets and attitudes Knowing and working with these personality traits are also key to marketing success

Step 4 Be Your Brand

Make sure your company truly represents what your brand identifies you with For example if one of the traits your brand identifies your compa-

ny with is being positive be positive This means every employee from the receptionist all the way up to the CEO needs to live your brand

Once you have tackled these steps you are well on your way to better advertising networking promotions and marketing campaigns and strate-

gies for you and your business because you have set the standard for your brand For more information and coaching on creating your business or

personal brand feel free to contact me a t sharonsgordongmailcom Take care and Be Blessed


5

Call Us Today 614-526-8871

1808 E Broad

Columbus OH

43203

614-526-8871

Desmon Louis Smith (DLS) Education Services is a nonprofit

organization located in Columbus Ohio Our organization provides

educational services to the local community We assist with develop-

ing skills in science technology engineering and math (STEM) by

offering classes on building robots and designing web pages to

name a few In addition we help develop computer skills such as

searching the Internet paying bills online and using social media


6

COMMUNITY

THE TENTH ANNUAL LONG STREET TOUR CYCLING EVENT ROLLS INTO HIGH GEAR

(COLUMBUS OH August 27 2014) ndash The Long Street Tour will kick off its tenth annual cycling event this Friday August 29 2014 4 pm at the Historic Lincoln Theater with a press confer-ence announcing partners ride schedules and event line-up Traditionally held Labor Day

Weekend in the Historic King-Lincoln District The Long Street Tour offers something for the entire family The Pre-Registration festivities begin on Friday August 29 530 pm with two Art Events and a prod-uct sampling from Mill Street Distillery Pinchflat Bike Art Show will be installed at Zanzibar Brews located at 740 East Long Street and The Homeport Gallery located at 779 East Long Street will feature Mike Fieldrsquos ldquoRock the C-Busrdquo Exhibit and a closing reception for the Duets Show beginning at 600 pm Both lo-cations will have tasting stations

On Saturday August 30 in front of the Historic Lincoln Theater riders participate in their choice of two cycling rides The Major Tay-lor Commemorative Ride or Bike the C-Bus Both rides will leave East Long Street starting at 8 am Riders tackle a 30 or 62-mile ride that lead them on scenic routes throughout the city The day will be packed full of art exhibits raffles school supply giveaways movies product sampling and music fun for the entire family Registration for the Major Taylor Ride and Bike the C-Bus will remain open until 8 am Saturday August 30 please visit wwwlongstreettourcom for additional information regarding the event and logistics The Long Street Tour donates proceeds from this event to non-profit partners which include Faith Mission and The Ohio Sickle Cell and Health Association Columbus Recreations and Parks Department OSU Wexner Medical Center Homeport Long Street Green Lincoln Theater Mike Fields Zanzibar Brews Battiste LaFleur Galleria Urban Trendsetters and Mill Street Distillery sponsor this event This yearrsquos event partners include Major Taylor Cycling Club of Columbus Yay Bikes and Columbus Ac-tion Network

The Columbus Action Network (CAN) is the

Greater Columbus chapter of the National Action

Network founded by national civil rights leader Al

Sharpton The National Action Net-work is one of

the leading civil rights organizations in the Nation

with chapters throughout the entire United States

Founded in 1991 by Reverend Al Sharpton NAN works within the spirit

and tradition of Dr Martin Luther King Jr to promote a modern civil rights

agenda that includes the fight for one standard of justice decency and equal

opportunities for all people regardless of race religion nationality or gen-

der

CAN is celebrating our children this with their first annual ldquoLoving Our Ba-

biesrdquo Back to School Rally and Day at the Movies at the historical King

Lincoln Theatre On Saturday August 30 2014 CAN will host over 600

children and their parents for a double feature movie set beginning with

Madagascar and IceAge Upon the completion of the movies and special

presentations attendees will enjoy free refreshments and receive a free book

bags and school supplies

This event is proudly sponsored by The Academy for Urban Scholars

Panera Bread JPrsquos Bar-B-Que Urban Trendsetters News Magazine and

Media Columbus Compact Door to Empowerment The Long Street Tour

Zanzibar Brews and the King Lincoln Theatre

For more information on The Columbus Action Network and to receive free

movie vouchers call 614-252-4890or email us at

infocolumbusactionnetworkcom

The Columbus Action Network Sponsors Loving Our Babies Back To School

Movie Day


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EDUCATION TRENDS

(NAPSI)mdashAs schools increasingly turn to the Internet and new technologies

more and more students are asked to perform online research grades and

assignments are posted on websites and communication between teachers

and parents and students is done through e-mail Because of this itrsquos increas-

ingly important for families to have access to the Internet at home

Unfortunately about 30 percent of Americans particularly those from low-

income communities are still not connected to the Internet at home Re-

search shows the main reasons include a lack of understanding of how the

Internet is relevant and useful to daily life the cost of a home computer and

the cost of Internet service

To combat these barriers therersquos Internet Essentials from Comcast the na-

tionrsquos largest and most comprehensive broadband adoption program Itrsquos

connected more than 350000 families since 2011 or about 14 million low-

income Americans to the power of the Internet

The program offers families with at least one child eligible for the National

School Lunch Program in-home Internet for $995 a month the opportunity

to buy a computer for less than $150 and access to free digital literacy train-

ing

To help even more families get online Comcast now offers up to six months

of complimentary Internet service for all eligible families that sign up for

Internet Essentials through September 20 2014

Also new this year to engage more families therersquos an amnesty program As

long as the customer meets all other eligibility criteria Comcast will offer

amnesty for an outstanding bill thatrsquos more than a year old so the family can

now be eligible to connect to Internet Essentials

Based on customer surveys 98 percent of families said they signed up for

Internet Essentials because their kids need it for school and 83 percent said

their childrsquos school expected that students have online access at home

Additionally home Internet gives kids and their parents access to useful

online educational activities such as Khan Academy a nonprofit that pro-

vides a free world-class education for anyone anywhere through

wwwkhanacademyorg

Learn More

For further information visit wwwInternetEssentialscom or for Spanish

wwwInternetBasicocom

Educators and third parties can visit wwwInternetEssentialscomPartner

Parents looking to enroll children can call (855) 846-8376 or for Spanish (855)

765-6995

Students Need Internet At Home


8


9

Until few years back it was virtually impossible to envisage how mobile

apps would make our life easier in many spheres More than 80 percent of all

mobile phones are smart phones and this is the reason why businesses are

inclined towards using the concept of apps and mobility in their day-to-day

activities Organizations already using an app have shown the world how

their use has helped in augmenting the annual revenue and how they can in-

fluence the overall modus operandi of any business organization

One of the several advantages of using a mobile business app is the freedom

to process data in real time You do not have to wait for data to be updated

and by a mobile business app you can immediately collect the data and pro-

cess it Few business apps are known as the spiritual partners of the employ-

ees as they have helped a lot in increasing their productivity They help in

updating the inventory faster than before checking the prices very quickly

and simplifying the payment process

Business apps not only help a business in the internal process but they also

allow it to maintain a highly responsive and spontaneous customer care ser-

vice Business apps have eased the process of contacting a client regardless

of where he is An insurance agent for example can easily submit reports for

the claims right from the scene of the accident if he owns a smart phone He

can also use a GPS system to order a tow truck and get it much faster than

before This responsiveness can only be achieved with a business app and it

is only due to this that more and more businesses want to avail the benefit of

the latest technology called mobile business apps The fashion industry has

given a heartily welcome to the concept of mobile business apps and the

people there have been using it to achieve greater success in lesser time Peo-

ple working in this industry say that they save a considerable amount of time

by dressing and applying makeup on the clients with the help of a mobile

business app

Another industry that has most benefitted by mobile business applications is

the IT industry Industry experts say that they are finding these technological

upheavals challenging to use but beneficial at the same time Prior to busi-

ness apps the biggest challenge faced by IT professionals was gathering and

rendering the data The advent of mobile apps and cloud computing has sort-

ed this issue completely Better and faster exchange of critical data has made

IT industry admire and advocate the big scale usage of mobile business apps

With the aid of an app the team leader can send a one push-off message to

his entire team Not only this a technical support executive can respond to

any query from any location at any time This is commendable as it helps in

maintaining the fluency of the business services rendered by the employees

regardless of physical boundaries and take care of every clients with their

actions

I feel that the impacts of mobile apps are undoubtedly great as they influ-

ence the entire business process in some way or the other However for this

a business has to get an appropriate app which can help in savings time as

well as money and give a better return on the money invested in building an

app Contact Urban Trendsetters today for a Business App Consultation at

614-526-UTS1(5887) or utsadsgmailcom

How Mobile Business Apps are Changing the Face of Businesses

TECH TRENDS


10

Business

Mayor Michael B Coleman Presents MOMENTUM The 12th Mayorrsquos Small Business Conference amp Expo

Conference highlights best practices from Ohio cities

Registration is now open for the 12th Mayorrsquos Small Business Conference amp Expo This

yearrsquos summit of small business enterprises will take place October 8 ndash 9 2014 at the Hilton

Columbus Downtown and the Greater Columbus Convention Center Presented by Mayor

Michael B Coleman the two-day conference provides attendees with an opportunity to de-

velop and showcase their entrepreneurial skills and business offerings through interactive

workshops plenary sessions and an exposition featuring a new small business resource cen-

ter

Under Mayor Colemanrsquos leadership the City of Columbus has contracted with companies

big and small for nearly one half billion dollars ldquoWe are proud to continue offering unique

opportunities for small businesses to learn about ways they can do business with the City of

Columbusrdquo said Mayor Michael B Coleman ldquoColumbus is a city that means business and

by equipping our small minority and female business owners with the tools for success we

are encouraging economic vitality and sustainability that will not only benefit small busi-

nesses but benefit the city as a wholerdquo

This yearrsquos conference theme is MOMENTUM and features best practices in entrepreneurial

development support and strategies from across the state that are powering small businesses

to new levels of success With an estimated attendance of over 700 business leaders and

professionals seating is limited and interested attendees are encouraged to register early

Programming for the two-day conference highlights

middot Networking with business leaders speakers panelists and buyers from Columbus Cincin-

nati and Cleveland who will share their professional expertise and contracting opportunities

middot Opening plenary session highlighting key regional trends and new market opportunities for

small businesses

middot 13 Workshops

middot Exhibitor Expo featuring the new Small Business Resource Center that offers small busi-

ness owners the opportunity for one-on-one consultation from business support and financial

services organizations

The US Womenrsquos Chamber of Commerce estimated that in 2014 women own more than 9

million firms employing nearly 79 million people and generating $14 trillion in sales Co-

lumbus is contributing to that growth with three of the of the 2014 Fastest-Growing Women

-OwnedLed Companies Worldwide according to the Women Presidentrsquos Organization The

Mayorrsquos Womenrsquos Business Forum ldquoWomen Wealth and Power Transforming our Com-

munities through Business Ownershiprdquo celebrates the gains women entrepreneurs have

made in Columbus The Forum will feature Lisa Price CEO and Founder of Carolrsquos

Daughter skincare and beauty products With annual revenues estimated around $40 mil-

lion Carolrsquos Daughter products are sold at Target Ulta Macyrsquos and the Home Shopping

Network (HSN)

On Thursday the conference will also proudly host Central Ohiorsquos thriving business com-

munity in the Small Business Expo There business owners will have the opportunity to

profile their products and services and meet with the members of City departments including

Purchasing and the Equal Business Opportunity office team to learn more about the Cityrsquos

plans to increase citywide utilization of certified small businesses

Early Bird registration is $50 To register or learn more about the Mayor Colemanrsquos Small

Business Conference please visit wwwcolumbusgovMSBC on Twitter at MSBC14

Mayor Michael B Coleman Lisa Price Founder of Carolrsquos


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Be the Best Presenter Ever Impact Authenticity and Improv Join Karen Hough CEO and bestselling author for a high-energy en-gaging keynote on how to become an authentic effective powerful presenter Presentation skills are a primary reason people get promoted win deals and move up Its a critical part of being a powerful business person developing confidence and leadership skills You will leave this keynote with real skills you can put to use immediately

You will learn 3 outdated presentation rules to break immediately One simple powerful way to win an audience Persuasion techniques to apply to a room of 100 or a sit-down meet-ing for 2 After working with over 1000 people and being a professional pre-senter herself Karen shows us that its the outdated rules that make us stiff and uncomfortable Being yourself in an authentic and pas-sionate way will always be better than following a bunch of bad ad-vice and outdated rules The event will explore how we can move past expectations that keep us confined is full of success stories and is lighthearted and funny Karen will stay after the keynote to sign books and meet the audience Ms Hough is an Amazon bestselling author contributor to the Huff-ington Post and Inccom recipient of the silver International Stevie Award for Most Innovative Business of the Year 2012 and the Athena PowerLink Award for outstanding woman-owned business She trained and performed with Chicagos legendary Second City was fea-tured in film radio and stage She led a second life as a successful IT executive and finally became an entrepreneur ImprovEdge has a presence in five cities and a client list that includes Turner Broadcast-ing ESPN JPMorgan Coach and Novo Nordisk to name a few For more information log onto wwwwbcohioorg

Business

Womenrsquos Business Center of Ohio Present In The Company of Women

Karen Hough Featured Speaker


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ldquoMaking pretty faces is my specialty

Sara King

Professional Makeup Artist

614-900-1033

wwwstyleseatcomsarakingbeauty

Special Events

Free-Lance

Make-Up Parties

Girls Night Out

Fashion amp Beauty Trends

The Annual International Locks Conference Asks

ldquoWhere is Nu Ms Natural Sistardquo The Nu Ms Natural Sista Challenge to take place at the 2014 Annual International Locks Conference in Philadelphia

Conference aims to uplift and restore Black women (Aboriginal Indigenous African American and Africans of the Diaspora) back on their majestic thrones where they

historically belong

Unfortunately the western standard of beauty has been imported globally and promoted fiercely through electronic media print ads and school courses and sadly accepted as the marching baton for what is considered beautiful professional and desirable Further beauty pageants have objectified women and have aided in the dis-

torted view of what true beauty is The result of shameless often in-sulting and negative images and connotations linked to Black women has led to many women and young girls bleaching their skin chang-ing the texture and color of their hair and wearing clothes that defy modest and good taste thus damaging their self-concept and creat-ing low to no self-esteem This needs to stop The days of accepting

being treated in part like Sarah Baartman (given the name Hottentot Venus) a South African woman sold into slavery during the early 19th century or being portrayed as out-of-shape mammies prostitutes undesirable unintelligent loud not worthy of praise andor some-thing less than royalty are over The Kuumba Family Organizing Committee is determined to dig deeper and work to combat the overwhelming negativity toward and about Black women in general The goal of the Nu Ms Natural Sista Challenge is to help uplift and restore the Black women (Aboriginal Indigenous African American Africans of the Diaspora) back on their majestic thrones where they historically belong The Nu Ms Natural Sista challenge looks at the outer and inner beauty and high-lights positive connections to the community and how the African worldview and a different non-western standard of beauty can be viewed and admired Women who are Aboriginal Indigenous African American and Afri-cans of the Diaspora and are interested in participating are asked to download an application and follow the instructions at the website wwwLocksConferencecom before September 5 2014 Everyone is invited to come out and celebrate as the Nu Ms Natural Sista(s) emerges at the Annual International Locks Conference Natural Hair Wholistic Health and Beauty Expo Sunday October 5 2014 at 730PM at the Imhotep Institute Charter High School For more information call 215-438-8189 or go to wwwLocksConferencecom

ldquoNatural hair is more than a hairstyle Itrsquos a lifestylerdquo


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BEAUTY AND STYLE TRENDS GUIDE


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Julialynne Walker Owner

6142146277 crossingculturesttgmailcom

wwwytbtravelcomcrossingcultures Twitter CCTTJW

Vision Statement Crossing Cultures Travel and Toursrsquo vision is to be the most creative gate-way to the African Diaspora for all

Mission Statement To celebrate the African Diaspora to grow eco-tourism and to ensure com-fortable travel though regular end-to-end service for all

Commitment Statement Crossing Cultures Travel and Tours commits to share our knowledge freely while respecting your specific desires and to do so in a manner that encour-ages a long-term commitment from both parties All of our services meet the highest standards of professionalism and are delivered in a personable man-ner at all times


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URBAN TRENDSETTERS BUSINESS DIRECTORY ldquoLet Us Put Your Business in the Streetsrdquo

REGISTER YOUR BUSINESS IN OUR ONLINE BUSINESS DIRECTORY FREE AT WWWURBANTRENDSETTERSCOM UTS BIZ LIST

UTS Online Classifieds

The Urban Trendsetters allow

our customers the opportunity

to submit their classified ads

and pay online You may add

photos videos and links to your

classified ads You may also

choose to upload current dis-

play ad

As with our coupons our classi-

fied ads are available in print

online via e-blast in our weekly

top classified blast as well as

front page top classified listing

feature on our website Sell

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IN THIS ISSUE




PublisherCEO

Sharon S Gordon

Editor-at-Large




Sales

Leonette Robinson


Delois R Wright

Brenda Spencer

Mykayla Bryant

ProductionGraphics

Mayda Sanchez

Online

Ashley Corry

Distribution

Cobrersquo Gordon


Copyright







City of Columbus



Selected Walgreens



COMBA


Increase CDC




King Arts Complex







Team UTS








Specials Available

Including

ADDITIONAL PHOTOS

VIDEOS AUDIO

COUPONS DIGITAL

PRINT amp MORE


4







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Founder Publisher





































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Columbus OH

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IN THIS ISSUE




PublisherCEO

Sharon S Gordon

Editor-at-Large




Sales

Leonette Robinson


Delois R Wright

Brenda Spencer

Mykayla Bryant

ProductionGraphics

Mayda Sanchez

Online

Ashley Corry

Distribution

Cobrersquo Gordon


Copyright







City of Columbus



Selected Walgreens



COMBA


Increase CDC




King Arts Complex







Team UTS








Specials Available

Including

ADDITIONAL PHOTOS

VIDEOS AUDIO

COUPONS DIGITAL

PRINT amp MORE


4







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Founder Publisher





































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