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Hendricks County Aviation Spreads Its Wings Where Hendricks County Business Comes First July 2011 | Issue 0071 www.businessleader.bz Hendricks County Aviation Spreads its Wings Gary Hood turns lifetime interest into business with a high-flying future at Hendricks County Airport WORDS TO IMMORTALITY / P4 BANKRUPTCY ATTORNEY COMING TO AVON / P6 CYCLES ON THE SQUARE / P7 Photo by Wilbur Tague Photo by ADD EXPORTING TO YOUR PLAN/ P12 ©2011 IU Health 05/11 HY54111_2807 PLANNER OF NOTE / 14 10.375” x 1” Front Strip Built at size (100%) The strength to be innovative. ©2011 IU Health 05/11 HY54111_2807 54111_2807_IUHWST_I_10.375x1_4c_FrontStrip_HCBL.indd 1 5/2/11 12:19 PM ©2011 IU Health May HY46811_2807 10.375” x 13” Full Page Built at size (100%) To work harder. To reach farther. To keep you close to home. Indiana University Health offers a comprehensive team of primary care and specialty physicians right in your neighborhood. Expert care nearby. 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In fact, you should invariably, the look I get is one embrace it – especially when it is of alarm because this generation a targeted community vehicle. is convinced that no one reads Rick Myers Newspapers have stood printed news products anymore. Founder and Publisher the test of time. Back when The truth of the matter is radio came on the scene, this: News print products are newspapers were supposed to read, not dead. Most recently I read a scientific die; the same when television arrived. Weekly study that stated that three out of four adults or monthly newsprint products are still a read a printed news product on a weekly basis. viable way to advertise your business. I am When you hear of the decline in readership loaded with data that I would love to share of printed news products the talk should center with you. Give me a call at (317) 557-1111 on major metropolitan daily newspapers, whose or e-mail me at [email protected]. hane Bunnell, your Gentlemen write thank-you notes Loan Officer at our SPlainfield Banking Center, Here is our monthly lesson from How to thank-you for any kindness that he has would like to meet you. be a Gentleman – A Timely Guide to Timeless received … An e-mail message, no matter Manners by John Bridges. This excerpt focuses how heartfelt, does not adequately express on writing a thank-you note; perhaps a lost his gratitude. A handwritten note, no matter By getting to know you and Drop in and art these days. Bridges states: “A gentleman how brief, is the only gentlemanly option.” your business on a personal get to know knows that it is never wrong to write a level, Shane will be able Shane personally. Rick Myers is publisher of the Hendricks County Business Leader. to provide you the best E-mail him at [email protected] personalized financial options. 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Sat 9 am-12 noon, Specializing in Group Employee Benefits Drive-up 8:30 am-12 noon in Hendricks County for of 20 years. Member FDIC • Health Savings Accounts • Short Term Medical Coverage • COBRA Consultations Lori S. Howe Plainfield, In 46168 Office: (317)745.7341 Email: [email protected] | www.LSHowe.com Your Community. Your Bank. Since 1908. by Nekludov July 20113 by Nekludov EDITORIAL/OEditorial/OpinionPINION Plainfield’s Pride: A renovated Town Center In Plainfield the phrase Plainfield Pride can immediately conjure up images of athletic prowess at the high school level. With all due respect, we’d like to offer a different take on Plainfield Pride: a renovated Town Center. Plainfield town officials recently held a ribbon cutting to celebrate the completion of Town Center renovations – a project that has been in the works over two years and has greatly enhanced the area, not only from an infrastructural standpoint but an $800,000 facade facelift that looks fabulous. Yes, for the past couple of years traffic has been a mess between Carr and Vestal Roads, and it has no doubt been an inconvenience for those folks traveling routinely through the area; isn’t there always a price to pay? But look around. We think it was worth it. So we say here’s to town officials for their vision and to the businesses – many of them new – that call Main Street/Town Center home. We are hopeful that town officials will continue to foster a vision for Main Street/Town Center and that businesses that are there now can prosper for years to come. A few words toward immortality Plainfield Pride indeed. One sure way to immortality is to utter value. We are creatures of pleasure and immediate timeless advice that compels others to quote you. gratification. Provide these or threaten to take A hearty welcome to I say repeatable things all the time. So, I hired them away and you can motivate anyone. a summer intern to shadow me and preserve “Long term planning, like Tom Cruise, HRH YMCA leadership these nuggets of wisdom for posterity or until is overrated.”- I don’t like Tom Cruise. This the Internet collapses. I specifically told him probably ruins my chances of dinner with him. to record my pithy sayings. He thought I had a Same goes with planning. I get the reason We’d like to take this time to welcome the Hendricks lisp and only copied the angry things I spoke. behind long-term planning, but it takes away my Regional Health YMCA to Avon. Its new facility at 301 Satori Since then, we developed a good first draft of immediate gratification. I need to sneak up on a Parkway, officially opened June 25, and early on we can say with quotes by me. Forthwith, I present a preview. goal and capture it by surprise. By changing little confidence that it is, and will continue to be, an asset to the “Get off my foot!” - This is a particularly details of everyday life, we can slowly change entire Hendricks County community. insightful piece of wisdom for when your everything that comes in the future. If you change What a great partnership Hendricks Regional Health and shadow takes his job too seriously. I can your short-term actions, the long term goals will the YMCA has been able to consummate. For years a new Y see this replacing, “It’s not you; It’s me,” in follow. The journey of a thousand steps begins by facility to serve the Westside was only a dream – on a couple Gus Pearcy relationship breakups. It could also work getting out of bed, so on and so forth. Of course, of occasions a tease. Now it is a reality. But brick and mortar is Columnist in business when partners are too close. banks and other investors will never quote this. only part of the equation. “Nothing motivates like fear.” - I recently “Sometimes you have to burn down the As with any organization, leadership is paramount to read a story about alcoholics in Russia. Apparently, the house to get rid of the mice.” – I once had a houseguest who success. The Y will be lead by Plainfield resident Mary Beth treatment is a capsule of a strange chemical used in production I nicknamed mice.
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