Netsmart Expanding in Overland Park

Business Perspective Our Mission: February 2019 To enhance the business environment and quality of life in our community. Netsmart expanding in Overland Park

Chamber Calendar EDC Monthly Luncheon Featuring eco devo consultant Kate McEnroe Thursday, February 7 - 11:30 a.m.-1:15 p.m. Johnson County Community College, 12345 College Boulevard Wednesday Wake-up Wednesday, February 13, 2019 - 8:00-9:00 a.m. St. Joseph Medical Center, 1000 Carondelet Drive Free and open to Chamber members only Legislative Breakfast #2 Last month, Mike Valentine, CEO, welcomed associates at Netsmart Technologies to their 2nd in series of four legislative breakfasts presented new space in the former TEVA Pharmaceuticals office building at 11100 Nall Avenue as part by the Johnson County Public Policy Council Saturday, February 16 - 7:30-9:00 a.m. of the company’s expansion. For more about the company’s expansion, see page 7. DoubleTree by Hilton, 10100 College Boulevard Mayor’s State of the City Luncheon Annual luncheon for Mayor Gerlach’s State of Leadership class begins 2019 session the City address 2019 Leadership Overland Park Sponsored by Saint Luke’s Health System Tuesday, February 19 - 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. (LOP) class members had their Overland Park Convention Center, first session last month, touring 6600 College Boulevard the city, learning about Overland Member Orientation Park’s history and development and 2019 Sponsor: Lettiann & Associates Real sharing their visions for Overland Estate Services, LLC Thursday, February 21 - 4:00-5:00 p.m. Park’s future. Overland Park Chamber, 9001 West 110th Street This month the class will learn Free and open to Chamber members only about local health and social issues. OP After Hours Thanks to these sponsors of the Thursday, February 28 - 4:30-6:30 p.m. Fine Arts & Design Studios at Johnson County Opening Retreat: Community College, 12345 College Boulevard • Kansas State University Olathe Open to Chamber members only • Parisi Coffee EDC Honors Luncheon Economic Development Council luncheon • Kincaid Coach Lines, Inc. recognizing Overland Park business leaders. Sponsored by Saint Luke’s Health System Thursday, March 7 - 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Johnson County Community College, 12345 College Boulevard To register for events, click here or call (913) 491-3600.

Join us to hear about exciting Featuring Ribbon cuttings Thursday, February 7 - 4:00 p.m. developments happening all Mayor Sparkling Fountain Adult Care Homes, across Overland Park! Carl Gerlach 8525 Switzer Road Wednesday, February 13 - 3:30 p.m. To register, click here or call (913) 491-3600 EVRNU, 4061 Indian Creek Parkway, Suite 330 Sponsored by Wednesday, February 20 - 11:00 a.m. (light lunch and refreshments to be served) Tuesday, February 19 CareNow Urgent Care, 13761 Metcalf Avenue 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. • Overland Park Convention Center Friday, February 22 - 8:30 a.m. Bambou Salons & Spa, 11156 Antioch Road FROM OUR PRESIDENT

Chamber Board and Staff Make hay. BOARD OFFICERS: Two-thousand-eighteen was a stellar year for development in Overland Park. Last Mike Hess, Chairman HNTB Corporation month, we reported to the Finance, Administration and Economic Development Bobby Olm-Shipman, Chair-Elect Committee of the Overland Park City Council (what a mouthful! - FAED for short) Saint Luke’s South Hospital on the focus and priorities from the Chamber’s Economic Development Council Bill Ferguson, 1st Vice Chairman perspective. Beth Johnson, our Sr. VP, emphasized that Quality of Place and access Central Bank of the Midwest Steve Troester, 2nd Vice Chairman to amenities will continue to be drivers of company decisions for attraction and PGAV Architects, Inc. retention. That’s why the Chamber has focused on community efforts like For- Doug Lynn, Secretary wardOP and the College & Metcalf study over the past year. Sprint Chris Wally, Treasurer Locally, we have benefitted from the economy’s consistent Wally & Co. growth over the past 114 months which has created the Brett Bogan, Past Chairman second longest expansion in history. While applauding Spencer Fane LLP numerous collaborative public/private partnerships, Beth BOARD MEMBERS: cautioned that economists are talking about potential turns Faruk Capan, Intouch Group in the market likely coming in 2020-2021. It will be the Greg Crowley, Crowley Furniture cities that are proactive, and even aggressive about their Tim Danker, SelectQuote vision and the ability to move projects forward that will be Jim Edwards, Nothing Bundt Cakes John Fuller, DLR Group in the best position to weather the slow down. Dr. Michael Fulton, Shawnee Mission School District This makes the vision of our community in ForwardOP so Jim Hemenway, Chicago Title critical. We hear from our members every day about the Tom Herzog, Netsmart Technologies Tracey Osborne Brenner Holland, Hunt Midwest challenges in recruiting and retaining talent. Some of the Oltjen, CCE, IOM Craig Jeffries, Empower Retirement solutions were reiterated throughout the ForwardOP President & CEO Jodde Lanning, Payne & Jones, Chartered process this past year when residents told us what kind of @traceylosborne Karsten Randolph, AdventHealth Shawnee Mission community they want to live in, which is one that is Cindy Rock, DexYP innovative, welcoming and forward-thinking. These attributes are threaded Stacy Rose, AdamsGabbert Tony Rupp, Foulston Siefkin LLP throughout the goals of the ForwardOP plan: Matt Sheets, First National Bank 1. A welcoming place Joan Wells, Wellington 2. An engaged community Mark Williams, Garver 3. A high quality, sustainable and attractive built environment EX-OFFICIO BOARD MEMBERS: 4. A connected city Dr. David Cook, The University of Kansas Edwards 5. A strong economy Campus Bill Ebel, City of Overland Park These goals and their related initiatives build upon our award-winning quality of life Mayor Carl Gerlach, City of Overland Park and diverse economic base, strengthening our desirability for workforce and Dana Markel, Visit Overland Park visitors. There is much written about the 18-hour cycles of communities which Tracey Osborne Oltjen, CCE, Overland Park Chamber Greg Wolf, Dentons provide options including entertainment, walkability and culture. Our deficiencies Lori Wright, Kansas City Power & Light in some of these areas are the reasons some of you tell me your children chose to [2019 Chairman of Overland Park Chamber Economic live somewhere else after college, or you lost a recruit for your business. Development Council] Often termed “quality of place,” we are now hearing new word combinations like “surban,” “hipsturbia” or “urban-burbs” being used to define communities that succeed in blending the best of suburban lifestyle with amenities of the city. What- CHAMBER STAFF: ever we call it, our goal is to provide the quality of life for which we’ve been Tr a cey Osborne Oltjen, CCE, President & CEO Stacey Cowan, Membership Director known with additional entertainment, amenities and accessibility. This creates Frank Ebling, CFO connectivity for our residents, our workforce and our visitors. Celia Fritz-Watson, IOM, Director of Events & Member Services Location advisors Tim Cook and Katie Culp discussed this issue of quality of place Tim Holverson, IOM, Recruitment & Retention Director, recently in Inside INdianaBusiness.com. They said, “Areas that master quality of Economic Development place develop a strategy of knowing who they are, embracing strengths, and setting Chris Jackson, EDC Policy & Communications Coordinator Beth Johnson, CEcD, Senior Vice President of Economic doable, desirable goals to build on assets.” Development (continued on page 7) Stan Lawson, Communications Director Erin Murray, Assistant to the President Amanda Schumacher, Special Projects Kevin Walker, IOM, Vice President of Public Policy & Business Perspective is published monthly by the Overland Park Chamber of Commerce. Advocacy 9001 West 110th Street, Suite 150, Overland Park, KS 66210 Phone: (913) 491-3600 • Fax: (913) 491-0393 • [email protected] • www.opchamber.org

2 Business Perspective UPCOMING EVENTS

Legislative Member Orientation Thursday, February 21 Breakfast Series 4:00-5:00 p.m. Overland Park Chamber of Commerce The Johnson County Public Policy Council presents these upcoming breakfasts in which Johnson County legislators New members and new provide updates on legislative action at the Statehouse: employees of existing February 16 March 23 May 18 members are invited to Breakfasts are 7:30-9:00 a.m. at the DoubleTree by Hilton learn about Chamber Kansas City-Overland Park, 10100 College Boulevard. resources and how to maximize opportunities The cost per person for a single breakfast is $25 for Chamber available to members. members and $30 for non-members. Network with fellow To register, click here. members and meet Chamber staff and representatives of the Sponsored by Thursday, Chamber Board, Economic February 28 Development Council and the City. To register, click here OP 4:30-6:15 p.m. or call (913) 491-3600. Join us for a fun evening of networking in the Regnier Center at Johnson County Community Build your business network! College and be among the first to tour the new Fine Arts & Design Studios (FADS). FADS is the new home of all fine arts programs as well as graphic design and the newly added film studies department. The new addition joins the Wylie Hospitality and Culinary Academy and the Carlsen Center and the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art to form Wednesday, February 13 a creativity zone. 8:00-9:00 a.m. Free and open to Chamber members only. Hosted by To register, click here or call (913) 491-3600.

Join us for these programs 1000 Carondelet Drive Executive featuring executive insight Join us for networking and breakfast and see what’s new Leadership on business leadership. at St. Joseph Medical Center, a Joint Commission accredited, 310-bed acute care Series Proudly sponsored by: facility providing a wide range INSIGHTS FROM THE TOP of services, including 24-hour Overland Park Chamber of Commerce emergency department, Joint and Wednesday, March 20 Spine Institute, surgical services, Breakfast program: 7:30-9:00 a.m. and outpatient services. It is the DoubleTree by Hilton Kansas City-Overland Park first hospital in Kansas City to 10100 College Boulevard launch a comprehensive senior featuring care service line. Sponsored by Ed O’Malley, President & CEO Free and open Kansas Leadership Center to Chamber members only. Members: $30 per person or $330 for a reserved table of 10 To register, click here Non-members: $40 per person or $440 for a reserved table of 10 or call (913) 491-3600. To register, click here or call (913) 491-3600.

February 2019 3 RECENT EVENTS / CHAMBER ANNOUNCEMENTS

Diplomat Q&A Thank you! Jason Perez, Edward Jones The Chamber is pleased to As an Edward Jones financial advisor, I welcome these new 2019 sponsors: focus on understanding what is important Corporate Sponsors to my clients. Only then can I use our established process to provide a solution to an individual or business to achieve their goals. We partner to keep clients on track as circumstances change throughout Celia Fritz-Watson, the Chamber’s Direc- tor of Events & Member Services, has their lives. Leadership Circle graduated from the Institute for Organiza- Q: Why are you a Chamber Diplomat? tion Management (Institute) and earned the A: To be involved in the community. I recognition of IOM. The recognition enjoy helping others connect and finding signifies her completion of 96 hours of solutions for businesses. course instruction in nonprofit manage- Q: Where are you from? See all our 2019 Corporate Partners, ment. Institute is the professional develop- A: I am from Garden City, Kansas. I Corporate Sponsors and Leadership ment program of the U.S. Chamber of moved to Overland Park in 1998 for the Circle Sponsors on page 8. Commerce Foundation. opportunities of a big city. Q: What is the best advice you’ve received? A: Be good to others and they will be good to you. This goes back to my Catholic grade school days and is easier said than done at times. hosted on January 9 Q: What book / movie are you recom- mending to others? A: As a father, I would have to recommend “The Greatest Showman” for so many reasons. When the kids go to bed I am a TV series junkie: Billions, Ozark, The Walking Dead, House of Cards, Bloodline, Shaun Harding, HMN Architects, Inc.; Narcos, etc. Tracy Kunkel, Edward Jones; Joshua Ruhlmann, Mutual of Omaha. Q: What do you consider your greatest achievement? A: My kiddos! Q: Who is your role model and why? A: My parents. My father dedicates himself to being the best at what he does, takes pride in all he does, and is constantly looking out for his family. My mother is always that person who is there to help for any reason and has a deep love for her family. Melinda Jurczak, Alee Habib and Jessica Marsh, MTI Events; Matt Maciel, Maciel Q: What is your motto? Wealth Management. A: Be a doer not a try’er! Patrick Wertzberger, Farmers Insurance- The Wertzberger Agency; Joe Lillian To find out about becoming a Diplomat, and Mike Chiccine, Servpro of Leawood/ contact Stacey Cowan at (913) 766-7604 or Overland Park. [email protected].

4 Business Perspective NEW MEMBERS / REINVESTED MEMBERS

Welcome new members! We are pleased to introduce these new Chamber members: BT Advisors H-Wave Markley Strategies TidBits Weekly Paper of Brent Taylor, Founder/CFO Valerie Farris, Business Patty Markley, Owner Overland Park, Olathe & P.O. Box 23263 Development 12312 Nieman Road Leawood Overland Park, KS 66283 (816) 516-6665 Overland Park, KS 66213 Chad Herfel, Owner (913) 624-1608 [email protected] (913) 709-5985 16657 East 23rd Street, Suite 335 [email protected] www.h-wave.com [email protected] Independence, MO 64055 www.btadvisors.net Health & Wellness, Medical Government Affairs (816) 682-6828 Financial Services, Accountants Equipment & Supplies [email protected] Referred by John Burrows, Mid- Reynolds Services, LLC www.johnsoncountytidbits.com Edison District America Orthopedics Kansas City Matthew Reynolds, Owner Newspapers, Advertising 80th & Marty (913) 725-8675 Overland Park, KS Keller Williams-Pam [email protected] Verizon Authorized [email protected] Eilenberger Management Consultants, Marketing Retailer - TCC www.edisondistrict.com Pam Eilenberger, Realtor Research Joseph Helms, Sales Manager Real Estate - Developers, Office (913) 707-8838 8061 West 159th Street Buildings [email protected] Sears – Opening Soon! Sandra Ibe, Manager, Marketing Overland Park, KS 66223 www.pame.kwrealty.com (913) 229-9612 Edward Jones-Ryan J. Real Estate-Residential, Real Estate Planning Kilkenny 6237 West 119th Street [email protected] www.tccrocks.com Ryan Kilkenny, Financial Advisor Overland Park, KS 66209 Telecommunication Dealers and 9401 Indian Creek Parkway, Suite 660 Please support your (847) 286-3746 fellow Chamber members Services, Cellular Phone Supplies and Overland Park, KS 66210 [email protected] Service (913) 962-0268 who have invested Retail in our community. [email protected] www.edwardjones.com Financial Services, Investments Edward Jones-Tracy Member Renewals Kunkel We thank these companies for reinvesting in the Overland Park Chamber in December 2018: Tracy Kunkel, Financial Advisor Canteen 7011 West 121st Street, Suite 102 50+ Years 10-19 Years McGilley & Hoge Johnson County Arvest Bank The Club at Indian Creek Overland Park, KS 66209 CORE Strategies Physical Therapy (913) 766-8709 Memorial Chapel Bott Radio Network / KCCV FM AM Suburban Lawn & Garden Cancer Action, Inc. David Ayers - Weichert, Realtors [email protected] Graham-Welch, LLC www.edwardjones.com/tracy- Chick-fil-A at Oak Park Plaza 40-49 Years Erickson Solutions Group Davidson Architecture & kunkel Engineering Financial Services, Investments Black & Veatch Foland, Wickens, Roper, Hofer & Reed Jeep Chrysler Dodge Ram Crawford P.C. Goldfish Swim School Hampton Inn & Suites Overland YRC Worldwide Grandma’s Office Catering Eilenberger’s Automotive Park South Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites- Paul Eilenberger, Owner & Hillcrest Transitional Housing of 20-39 Years Convention Center Manager Kansas A.C. Printing Company, Inc. Kansas City Ballet 7625 Metcalf Avenue iFLY Indoor Skydiving The Builders’ Association McAuley & Crandall, PA Overland Park, KS 66204 iFocus Marketing (913) 648-3767 Candlewood Suites Kansas City- Renewal by Andersen Overland Park Landmark National Bank [email protected] Sam’s Club of Overland Park Metcalf Village Apartments www.eilenbergersautomotive.com Children’s Mercy Hospital Kansas Sheraton Overland Park Hotel Fastsigns of Overland Park Mid American Credit Union Auto Repair & Service SIMSdirect LLC Miracles With Water Hepler & Associates Nifty Promotions EVRNU Kansas City Business Journal 5-9 Years Occidental Management, Inc. Jonathan Salter, General Kathleen’s Flowers Blue Valley Insurance Agency, Inc. Pilgrim Coffee Company Manager Empower Retirement Meyer Music Company Planet Fitness-93rd & Quivira 4061 Indian Creek Pkwy, Suite 330 Firebirds Wood Fired Grill O’Donnell & Sons Construction Point Commercial Overland Park, KS 66207 LockPath, Inc. Company, Inc. Porto Do Sul Brazilian Steakhouse (913) 730-7801 Savers Relish Classic Catering Sharp Connections [email protected] Talk of the Town Grill & Bar-Leawood Saint Thomas Aquinas High School The Sovereign at Overland Park www.evrnuclinics.com TPP Certified Public Accountants, Vancrum Government Solutions Health & Wellness, Medical Centers Stroud’s Overland Park LLC 1-4 Years TechCycle Solutions University of Kansas Edwards Tropical Smoothie Cafe Campus American Cancer Society American Century Investments Urban Air Trampoline Park

February 2019 5 RIBBON CUTTINGS / PARTNER SPOTLIGHT

Partner Spotlight:

Central Bank of the Midwest is built on a strong heritage of community banks with a team that is committed to the customers and communities it serves. As part of Central Bancompany, Central Bank of the Midwest is one of 13 banks across Missouri, Kansas, Illinois, and Oklahoma, with more than 132 locations that share the Central Bank name and dogwood logo. With $1.7 billion in assets, Central Bank of the Midwest currently operates 33 full-service locations from as far east as Oak Grove, Mo. to as far west as Lawrence, Kan., Receiving new member plaques last month from Chamber Membership including six locations right here in Overland Park. Director Stacey Cowan (on left) and Chamber EDC Senior Vice President Beth Johnson (on right) were Dennis Hynes, Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Central Bank offers many financial solutions from personal Overland Park; Ryan Kilkenny and Tracy Kunkel, Edward Jones; Alejandro and business checking and savings accounts to mortgages, Besada and Shane Bedford, Elite Martial Arts. small business banking services, commercial loans, and wealth management. Located throughout the Overland Park region, Central Bank of the Midwest has six branches that reach as far south as 151st and Metcalf to as far north as 79th and Metcalf. Bank President and CEO Bill Ferguson serves on the Overland Park Chamber Board. Working on different subcommittees and initiatives for events and activities, he continues the vision of Ben Craig, a long-time associate at Central Bank of the Midwest and decades-long supporter of the Overland Park Chamber. His legacy lives on in the Ben Craig Leadership Center at the Overland Park Chamber Building. Chamber Membership Director Stacey Cowan and Chamber Diplomats Central Bank is proud to participate in local events such as helped owner Britten Moyers celebrate a ribbon cutting for PAINT Nail the Downtown Overland Park Parade, the Mayor’s Bar, 4941 West 119th Street. The luxury nail bar offers a fume-free Christmas Tree Lighting, the Mayor’s Golf Tournament, environment, eco-friendly lacquers and utmost sterilization standards. For more information: (913) 274-1202 or www.paintnailbar.com. Downtown Dog’s Night Out, and it is proud to sponsor Ben’s Bank at Deanna Rose Children’s Farmstead. The bank supports and partners with many local businesses to engage community members. At its branches, the bank hosts food and clothing drives, customer and community appreciation events and free document shredding services. For more information: www.centralbank.net.

City Council President Jim Kite, Chamber Vice President Beth Johnson and Chamber Diplomats helped Dr. Kari Farris celebrate a ribbon cutting for New Woman Obstetrics & Gynecology, 9209 West 110th Street. Dr. Farris enjoys providing compassionate care and helping women of all ages through all stages of life. For more information: (913) 735-4726 or www.newwomanobgyn.com.

6 Business Perspective CHAMBER ANNOUNCEMENTS / DIPLOMAT SPOTLIGHT

President’s Message cont. . . . the City Council on February 4 for Diplomat Q&A Sounds like we’re on track. With our its endorsement. partners the City of Overland Park Beth told the FAED Committee that Joy Broils, Slcket, Inc. and VisitOP, through the past year’s 2019 is the year for action. I grew up I am Director of Commu- ForwardOP process, we’ve analyzed with the phrase, “Make hay while nity Relations with our community’s strengths, but the sun shines.” The sun is shining Slcket, Inc., a technology more importantly, we’ve heard the now in Overland Park, and it’s time company. We have built a community’s desires for its future to make hay - on signature develop- platform that is the next and developed a list of strategies to ment and redevelopment projects evolution of communica- get us there. The Chamber Board and for the ForwardOP initiatives. tion, empowering indi- was the first organization to endorse Inaction now could delay progress viduals and organizations the ForwardOP plan and has been for decades to come. Check out to connect to who they joined by over 55 other businesses www.ForwardOP.com and let me want, when they want and organizations. The Steering know which initiative you would like and how they want. Committee will present the plan to to tackle in 2019. Q: Who do you find is a best connection / partner for you in business? A: We are looking to connect with national, Chamber accepting applications regional and local businesses as well as for new Leads Groups program schools and non-profit organizations. Q: Why are you a Chamber Diplomat? Dozens of Chamber members lunch hour. Each group has a capacity A: The Overland Park Chamber has been attended information meetings of up to 25 Chamber members from very supportive of our company from the day last month to learn more about different industries. we became members. It is important to the Chamber’s new Leads Groups Leads Groups are a tool for members share our experience with the community program for building relationships and to cultivate professional relationships, and to support other Chamber members and exchanging leads and referrals. establish trust, increase knowledge their businesses. One of our core values is to Two Leads Groups are now forming and build business. volunteer and give back to our community, and will meet twice a month – one in For more information about our new so I jumped at the chance to join the Diplo- the morning and the other over the Leads Groups program, click here. mats! Q: What is the best advice you’ve received? A: Find your voice! It doesn’t have to be a loud voice, but every person deserves a chance to have their voice heard. Listen to your voice and make sure what you are hearing aligns with your life and your beliefs. Q: What book or movie are you recommend- ing? A: Spark Joy is a great book to help you declutter and organize your life. Q: Who is your role model? A: My dad. He raised my sister and me as a single parent during our teenage years. He raised us with a deep faith and a sense of humor. He taught us to work hard, treat Netsmart expansion cont. . . . others with kindness and to stand up for 2018 with more than 700 associates ourselves – lessons I still live by today. Last month, more than 150 associ- here. Netsmart employees provided Q: What has been your favorite journey? ates at Netsmart Technologies more than 2,600 hours of volun- A: Parenthood without a doubt. It is the most moved to a new facility at College teerism across the community as rewarding and most difficult position I will Boulevard and Nall Avenue. In 2011, part of Netsmart’s “Cause Con- ever hold. Netsmart moved its corporate nected” mantra. Netsmart leaders headquarters to Overland Park and anticipate continued growth and are To find out about becoming a Chamber Diplomat, had just 11 associates at the end of thankful for support from the contact Stacey Cowan at [email protected] that year. The company finished Overland Park community. or (913) 766-7604.

February 2019 7 Thank you to our 2019 Sponsors!

9001 West 110th Street, Suite 150 Corporate Partners Overland Park, Kansas 66210 (913) 491-3600 • www.opchamber.org

Corporate Sponsors Affinis Corp CommunityAmerica Credit Union Member News & Events Corporate Woods Companies have until February 22 to The City of Overland Park is partnering register to participate in the KANSAS- with University of Saint Mary to give First National Bank WORKS Job Fair taking place on March city employees the opportunity to Foulston Siefkin LLP 7 at the Johnson County Public further develop leadership skills and/or Library, 9875 West 87th Street. For create a new career pathway. JE Dunn Construction Company details, click here. Johnson County M. Gayle Packer is now chief executive Bank of Blue Valley announced it will officer and president of Terracon Community College merge with Morrill & Janes Bank. The Consultants, Inc. Kansas City Power & Light combined bank will operate under the Johnson County has hired Dr. Diane C. Kansas Gas Service Bank of Blue Valley brand and be Peterson to be the county’s first chief headquartered in Overland Park. Saint Luke’s Health System medical examiner in addition to serving Copaken Brooks and Burns & Mc- as Johnson County Coroner. The University of Kansas Donnell broke ground last month on Edwards Campus The Overland Park Convention REVERB, a 14-story apartment building Center has appointed as its executive in the Crossroads Arts District. chef, Tim Freeman, whose resume Leadership Circle Sponsors KC Hopps, which operates Barley’s includes working alongside Chef Wolf- AdamsGabbert Kitchen + Tap and Stroud’s Over- gang Puck and defeating celebrity Chef Farrell’s eXtreme Bodyshaping - land Park, is accepting applications Bobby Flay on the Food Network. Overland Park from nonprofit and community organi- Laurie McCormack is executive director Fortune Financial Advisors, LLC zations to be beneficiaries of its 2019 of AdventHealth Foundation Shawnee OMNI Human Resource Dining For Dollars fundraising program. Mission, the philanthropy organization Management St. Joseph Medical Center is accept- for AdventHealth Shawnee Mission. ing patients in its $1.6 million, 23-bed To add your name to this list each month, Senior Behavioral Health Center. To submit events, click here. contact Tracey Osborne Oltjen Medical director of the new center is at (913) 491-3600 or Dr. Andrew Kerstein. Harmon Con- To submit member news, click here. [email protected]. struction was general contractor.