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BOARD of DIRECTORS PRESIDENT SECRETARY Joseph Zerbey Brett Seymour VICE PRESIDENT LEGAL COUNSEL Manager'smessage John Fedderke GCV Justice G BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRESIDENT SECRETARY Joseph Zerbey Brett Seymour VICE PRESIDENT LEGAL COUNSEL Manager'sMessage John Fedderke GCV Justice G. Johnson, Jr TREASURER DIRECTORS Ron Pearson, General Manager, CCM Aaron Swiggum Jackie Barnes ASSISTANT Maureen Brown 419-254-2988 • [email protected] TREASURER Richard Hylant Kirk Mizerek David Quinn Monthly House Rule Reminder: Gregory H. Wagoner No advertising permitted, nor subscriptions shall be solicited in the Club building except as may be approved by the Board of Directors TOLEDO CLUB STAFF and General Manager. ADMINISTRATION Ron Pearson, CCM, General Manager 419-254-2988 Sleep, Creep and Leap decision making by creating a stronger Miguel Cueto, Asst. General Manager foundation for action. Creep: Getting 419-254-2977 One inspiration from nature I learned from a fellow club manager is the rooted in with committees to develop a Nathalie Helm, Executive Assistant new strategic plan and create strategies 419-254-2980 philosophy of “Sleep, Creep and Leap.” FOOD & BEVERAGE SERVICE This is the process an oak tree goes to accomplish goals and objectives is Jenni Maher, Catering Manager through when it is transplanted. The oak the next step. Taking time to get as much Chelsie Schmidt, Catering Manager tree ideally would sleep during the first input as possible and analyze what will 419-254-2981 year, creep during the second year, and serve well in the long term is essential. Michael Rosendaul, Executive Chef 419-243-2200 ext. 2149 leap in three years and beyond. Even Leap: The most dynamic and important Charlotte Hall, Dining Room Manager when conditions are less than ideal with part of the process is to act on the 419-243-2200 ext. 2134 resources that are insufficient and information, produce results and MEMBERSHIP nutrients are deficient, nature will always implement extraordinary events, Russ Wozniak, Membership Director seek the most productive methods for programs and services. 419-254-2997 growth and success. The Toledo Club continues with great ACCOUNTING Laura Van Camp, Accounting Analyst So how does this law of nature apply to events, services and cuisine for the 2012 419-254-2996 club management? The same principles season. Please make your reservations ATHLETIC for a tree’s growth can be applied to my for the Super Bowl Party on February 5, John Seidel, Director/Squash Pro goals. Sleep: Having 30 years experience Valentine’s Day Dinner Dance with the 419-254-2962 at different clubs, including exposure to one you love on Saturday, February 11, Charissa Marconi, Fitness and Wellness a new club and new market, I’ve learned and Wild Game Night on February 9. 419-254-2990 it is critical to take time to get to know Chef Michael has planned sumptuous SECURITY David Rainey, Operations Manager the dynamics of the people involved dishes for all events. 419-254-2967 and the constant moving parts before I jump to a decision. Taking time to research Ron T H E T O L E D O C L U B T O P I C S the subject at hand will strengthen my Ron Pearson, CCM A publication of the Marketing Committee of The Toledo Club, published eleven times per year Sharon Enck Welch 235 14th Street • Toledo, Ohio 43604 Main Dining Room Mixologist Featured employee 419-243-2200 • 419 - 254-2969 Fax www.toledoclub.org The Toledo Club is the city’s premier destination and Sharon Editor in Chief: Shirley Levy makes it so with her first class service. Sharon has faithfully Designed by: Tony Barone Design served The Toledo Club since November 2001, after serving Maumee, Ohio • 419-866-4826 as office administrator at Saint Charles Borromeo Parish. Contributing Photographers: Grand Lubell Sylvania, Ohio • 419-882-1984 She takes her job very seriously and has taken personal time Printing/Mailing by: to achieve a ServSafe Certification. The designation certifies Kennedy Printing Co. • Findlay, Ohio safety standards are met in the delivery of food and beverage. www.kennedyprintingcompany.com Sharon is a take-charge person always looking to improve the Club’s bar operations. Sharon and her husband Jai are extremely proud of their son Ian, who just graduated from Bowling Green State University with honors. Thank you, Sharon, for your great work ethic, and service above self attitude. by Ron Pearson President'sMessage Joe Zerbey, President NUMBERS. an interest in joining. Many of GOOD SOLID NUMBERS! these continue to be members We closed the year with a bang, from the young professional EPIC posting some great numbers organization, who will join 12 of everyone can be proud of. their colleagues who came on board December‘s net profit beat the prior last month. year and was significantly ahead of budget. The We are looking at a number of $75,000 –$80,000 club’s net operating profit more than covered to repair the pool. The hope is that a large portion depreciation for the third month in a row. That is covered by insurance. But this is not a given at translates into very good progress. this time and we are working closely with member Good financials mean superior work by all the Dennis Johnson, President and CEO of Brooks staff in bringing meetings, weddings, increased Insurance, to minimize our exposure. Workmen dining, fun in the Sports Grill & Tavern, squash are in the pool as I write this column and the events and more to our premier city club. expectation is it will be ready for the first swim in early February. The damaged squash courts will The numbers were also strong as each of the four also be repaired. public nights for viewing the Christmas trees was a sellout. Bidding on the trees brought in $14,395 Catering reports super numbers with weddings at with $6,857.50 going to the Club. Special thanks The Toledo Club. In 2010, we had 11 weddings. In to Jackie Barnes for all her hard work. Christmas 2011, there were 19. This year we will post an all Eve dinner was sold out at two of the sittings and time high of 30 weddings. The average spent on the buffet was extra special. The dining rooms a wedding in our Club is between $14,000 and were full. The New Year’s Eve Gala also sold out $20,000. This speaks to great work by Jenni Maher as members and guests brought in the New Year and Chelsie Schmidt, our Food and Beverage in Toledo Club style. managers. Membership numbers continue to impress. We’re moving into the New Year with a full head of Russ Wozniak, our membership director, reports steam, with promising numbers and a dedication between September 19 and January 9, he signed to managing this great place to a position of up 37 new members covering all classifications. successful permanence. Thank you for your help This brings our total count to 651. He is currently and guidance. engaging more than 20 people who have expressed Joe Zerbey FEBRUARY 2012 3 The Toledo ClubMembers of the Board of Directors President Vice-President Treasurer/Finance Chair Secretary Legal Counsel Joe Zerbey John Fedderke Aaron D. Swiggum Brett Seymour Justice G. Johnson, Jr. The Toledo Blade Director of Marketing William Vaughan Co. Seymour & Associates Marshall, Melhorn, LLC 541 N. Superior Street The Toledo Blade 145 Chesterfield Lane 1760 Manley Road Four Seagate Toledo, OH 43660 541 N. 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Box 1687 Toledo, OH 43617 Toledo, OH 43604-5573 419-254-2820 Business Tel 419-259-0204 Business Tel Toledo, OH 43607 419-537-1741 Business Tel 419-241-9000 Business Tel 419-254-2915 Fax 419-259-7823 Fax 419-259-2723 Business Tel 419-531-9039 Fax 419-241-6894 Fax 419- 261-0781 Cell 419-250-8773 Cell 419-255-7557 Fax 419-367-3601 Cell 419-321-1206 Direct [email protected] [email protected] 419-356-7018 Cell [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Committee chairs Chairman Chairman Chairman Chairman Chairman Chairman Chairman House Committee Social & Food & Beverage Membership Marketing Athletic Squash David Seibenick Entertainment Ben Brown Zak Vassar David Cameron Bill Kitson Mike Goetz 419-244-3300 Kirk Mizerek 419-254-7382 419-764-9161 419-536-5272 419-254-4656 419-245-2531 419-539-9180 4 FEBRUARY 2012 C o m m i t t e e s Finance Membership Chairman Chairman Aaron Swiggum Zak Vassar Joseph Colturi Jackie Barnes James Knapp James Knapp Michael T. Marciniak Katie Rofkar Jodi Miehls Brett Seymour Kirk Mizerek Food/Beverage Social/Entertainment Kari Strausbaugh Mark Ralston Dock Treece Dirk VanHeyst Chairman Chairman William Vaughan Ben Brown Kirk Mizerek Maureen Brown Art & Maria Bronson House Joseph Colturi Jim Burnor Chairman Marketing Susan Conda Craig Herschel David Seibenick Chairman Dan Effler Joy Hyman Justice Johnson Todd Berman David Cameron Johanna Hull Susan Conda Tony Barone Amir Khan James Knapp Michael Mori Shirley Levy John Fedderke Karen Klein Bob Lubell Fred Harrington John MacKay David Quinn Katie Rofkar Karen Lucas Nathalie Helm Kathy Mikolajczak Veeba Soram Roger Peluso Lisa Rozanski Thomas Klein Spencer Stone Shirley Levy Ann Sanford Bob Lubell Betty Sherman Jenni Maher Athletic Ashley Mirakian Chairman Cindy Niggemyer meeting schedule Bill Kitson Ron Pearson Jim Burnor Jr.
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