2015 Cincinnati Social CEO Study Our Third Annual Review of the Social Media Engagement and Trends of Cincinnati’S Top Ceos

2015 Cincinnati Social CEO Study Our third annual review of the social media engagement and trends of Cincinnati’s top CEOs

#cincysocialceo 2015 Cincinnati Social CEO Study

We produced this report to examine a “moment in time” What’s inside: for engagement on social media of CEOs among the Greater Cincinnati region’s largest and fastest growing companies. KEY FINDINGS 4

From March 2 to March 23, we carefully reviewed these FACEBOOK 9 top CEOs for involvement on the largest social media channels – Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. TWITTER 12 Our goal isn’t to crown a local celebrity, although we do include the Top Five Cincinnati Social CEOs on Facebook LINKEDIN 17 and Twitter. This study is about Cincinnati social CEOs who understand the objective of the enterprise they WHY IT MATTERS 20 lead, the role they play in achieving it, and how they see social media as a tool to get them there. METHODOLOGY 23 So what does social media engagement look like among Cincinnati top CEOs? Keep reading. CEO LIST 24 Who did we study?

262 CEOS As in years past, CEOs included in the study were from a published list of the region’s 150 23 24 largest companies and organizations. This private companies law firms colleges year, we also included the top CEOs in the industries of banking, education, healthcare and law. We acknowledge upfront that there may be CEOs of Cincinnati-based companies with more or less involvement in social media than 25 18 22 the ones from our list. We also acknowledge public companies hospitals banks that there may be legitimate business reasons why some Cincinnati CEOs have limited or no involvement in social media. 12 250 See the full list and study methodology women men

#cincysocialceo Key Findings

#cincysocialceo At the highest level, what did we learn?

Facebook remains a personal tool for the majority of Cincinnati CEOs, used to connect with friends and family. Very few CEOs are utilizing FACEBOOK Facebook for business purposes.

More than ever, university presidents are using the social network to communicate. The large majority of Cincinnati CEOs in other sectors still TWITTER haven’t gotten on-board.

LinkedIn continues to be the most popular social media network for Cincinnati CEOs. While new users have not increased, engagement by LINKEDIN CEOs currently on LinkedIn appears to be deeper. #cincysocialceo

#cincysocialceo Social media engagement saw only a slight increase in use by Cincinnati top CEOs over the last three years.

3% 70% 2013 DECREASE 2014 60% 2015

50%

40% 3% INCREASE 30% NO CHANGE 20% FROM 2013

10%

0% FACEBOOKFacebook TWITTERTwitter LINKEDINLinkedIn

#cincysocialceo How do Cincinnati CEOs compare nationally?

Cincinnati CEOs on Facebook, Social media Twitter or LinkedIn No social media

According to CEO.com’s 2014 Social CEO Study, Cincinnati CEOs who participate on Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn are equal to the number of Cincinnati CEOs with zero social media presence Fortune 500 CEOs who have no social media presence at all.

68% 32% 32% 68%

CINCINNATI CEOS F500 CEOS

Cincinnati CEOs participation 65% 68% in social media has steadily 63% increased each year: 2013 2014 2015 % OF CINCINNATI CEOS WITH REGISTERED ACCOUNTS ON AT LEAST ONE MAJOR SOCIAL MEDIA NETWORK #cincysocialceo Social leaders by industry were determined by their participation on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. Their number of friends, followers Industry and connections were also taken into account. Are we saying that each CEO here is doing it right? No. We can’t leaders: make that call without understanding their business and social objectives. We are, however, recognizing those who have established a social media presence.

RICH BOEHNE CHRIS CICCHINELLI E.W. Scripps Pure Romance

public companies private companies

MICHAEL STEPHENS Mercy Health West Hospital SANTA ONO University of Cincinnati

hospitals colleges & universities

GEORGE VINCENT Dinsmore DAVE GOOCH Park National Bank

law firms banks & bank holding companies #cincysocialceo Facebook

Top Five

SANTA ONO CHRIS CICCHINELLI JEFF WYLER RAMESH MALHOTRA GEORGE VINCENT 13,263 followers & friends 12,514 likes 4,861 friends 3,061 friends 887 friends University of Cincinnati Pure Romance Jeff Wyler Automotive Malhotra Group Dinsmore

*As of the data collection period (March 2 to March 23, 2015.) Profile pictures taken from CEO Facebook page at time of publication.

#cincysocialceo Facebook 2015 24% 24% (63 Cincinnati CEOs) are on Facebook, 2014 21% only a slight 3% increase from 2013. 2013 20%

Business or personal? Once a place for college classmates to communicate, share photos and personal news, Facebook has shifted to become a business and brand hub. Cincinnati CEOs appear to utilize Facebook primarily for personal use, with most having fewer than 500 friends.

92% less than 500 MOST CINCINNATI CEOS (92%) WITH friends PUBLIC FACEBOOK ACCOUNTS HAVE FEWER THAN 500 FRIENDS. 8% more than 500 friends

#cincysocialceo Facebook

While it’s unclear if most CEOs on our list are using Facebook for business, it is clear that those at the top of our list are using Facebook with purpose and a social strategy.

Here’s how two of our Facebook leaders are utilizing different profile types: Friends, followers or likes?

OFFICIAL FAN PAGE PERSONAL PROFILE PUBLIC FIGURE PAGE (Likes) (Followers and Friends) (Likes)

Pages look similar to personal Personal profiles are for non- Some Cincinnati CEOs have public profiles, but they offer unique tools commercial use and represent figure pages, but that doesn’t mean like analytics, verified accounts, and individual people. Fans and they’re the ones who created them. no fan limits for businesses, brands friends can follow profiles to see Since public figure pages can be and organizations. Pages are public updates from people created and administrated by managed by people who have they’re interested in but aren't anyone, these pages were not personal profiles. friends with. These do not counted in our study. provide business tools. CHRIS CICCHINELLI SANTA ONO Pure Romance University of Cincinnati

#cincysocialceo Twitter

Top Five

SANTA ONO DAVID HODGE CHRIS CICCHINELLI GEOFFREY MEARNS DAVID NUSSBAUM 46,615 followers 8,244 followers 3,686 followers 2,473 followers 1,968 followers University of Cincinnati Miami University Pure Romance Northern Kentucky F+W University

*As of the data collection period (March 2 to March 23, 2015.) Profile pictures taken from CEO Twitter page at time of publication.

#cincysocialceo Twitter

Cincinnati CEOs still remain 12% OVER THE LAST THREE YEARS, Twitter users TWITTER USAGE AMONG CINCINNATI mostly absent on Twitter. CEOS HAS SEEN NO INCREASE.

According to Twitter, 44% of the 974 million Twitter users have never sent a tweet. Cincinnati CEOs may have activated Twitter accounts, but they are largely unengaged. Of the 32 CEOs on Twitter*:

50% HAVE NOT SENT 18 CEOS A TWEET IN THE PAST HAVE NOT SENT A 100 DAYS TWEET IN THE PAST 30 DAYS

*Results from data collected May 6, 2015

6 (19%) ARE 1 HAS A PRIVATE 9 (28%) INDENTIFY UNIVERSITY ACCOUNT TITLE IN TWITTER PRESIDENTS HANDLE #cincysocialceo Twitter

College presidents continue to be the top local leaders on Twitter.

83% (58,801 OF 70,804) GREATER CINCINNATI CEO TWITTER FOLLOWERS ARE ACCOUNTED FOR BY SIX THREE OUT OF THE TOP FIVE CINCINNATI CEOS PRESIDENTS. ON TWITTER ARE COLLEGE PRESIDENTS.

@PrezOno @TMC_PREZ @PresidentMearns @PresHodge @presidentavery @scottmarkland University of Cincinnati Thomas More College Northern Kentucky University Miami University God’s Bible School and College Sinclair Community College Joined Nov, 2010 Joined 2011 Joined Jan. 2013 Joined Sept. 2011 Joined Nov. 2012 Joined April 2009 46,615 followers 1,198 followers 2,473 followers 8,244 followers 414 followers 11 followers 35.8K Tweets 11.6K Tweets 1,836 Tweets 1,852 Tweets 98 Tweets 4 Tweets

#cincysocialceo Twitter

How are the social college presidents utilizing their Twitter accounts? Let’s take a look:

SANTA ONO @prezOno RECRUIT Columbus area UC alumni, students and prospective students. Come hang out with me TONIGHT http://ow.ly/MFy6p

DAVID ARMSTRONG @TMC_Prez SUPPORT So proud of our PAC Champs & NCAA qualifying @TMCSoftball Team. Great ladies who perform on & off the field. Congrats on a special season!

GEOFFREY MEARNS @PresidentMearns INFORM Execs from @kroger will be on campus Tues for Kroger Career Day. All students/majors invited. Details at http://careerservices.nku.edu @NKUcareers

DAVID HODGE @PresHodge PROMOTE Great results for last year's Miami Regionals graduates. By fall over 88% employed or in school. http://miamioh.edu/news/ …

#cincysocialceo Twitter

Missing sectors: While college and university leaders are diving into Twitter, public companies and banks remain absent from Twitter engagement.

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Public company Banking company Healthcare company

CEOs on Twitter CEOs on Twitter CEO on Twitter I’m no Santa Ono when it comes to tweeting,“ but I am finding that it’s “ a great way to connect to our employees and the community, which is very important to our organization. LEE ANN LISKA University of Cincinnati Medical Center

#cincysocialceo LinkedIn

A CEO haven: Cincinnati CEOs are LinkedIn users – significantly greater than Facebook (24%) and Twitter (12%) usage combined.

Although LinkedIn continues to be the most popular social media 60% of CEOs have LinkedIn accounts site for CEOs, use has leveled off (only 1% more CEOs users than in 42% of CEOs have 2013 and 3% less than in 2014). 500+ connections The good news? Engagement on LinkedIn appears to be deeper with more and more The industry with the most CEOs having 500+ connections. CEOs on LinkedIn is healthcare at 83% 42% Law firms were close behind CEOs with 500+ with 82% of CEOs Connections 28% 17% 42%

2013 2014 2015 LinkedIn

In 2014, Claude Davis from First Financial Bancorp was the only CEO from a public company who had 500+ connections. Only one year later, three more public company CEOs joined the 500+ club.

CLAUDE DAVIS First Financial Bank 59% Private company CEOs ANDREA AYERS on LinkedIn Convergys Corp. vs. JOE RAVER 32% Hillenbrand Inc. Public company CEOs on LinkedIn DENNIS WELLS LSI Industries

#cincysocialceo Why It Matters

#cincysocialceo Why it matters:

Why does it matter if the leader in the corner office is engaged on social media? It’s a fair question. We think the answer is very clear.

Communications is one of the primary responsibilities of today’s CEO.

Social media has forever changed how people communicate – how they receive and consume information. This is true whether a customer, employee, shareholder, journalist or any audience that is critical to the success of the business.

CEOs are the keepers of the corporate brand. When critical decisions have to be made that could impact the value of the company, return on shareholder investment, continued employment, and much, much more, CEOs make the call. That’s why they get paid the big bucks.

Many of today’s CEOs get it; they have found a way that works for them to engage in social media, whether to listen, share or engage. Many CEOs are not quite there yet. To learn more about social CEO engagement read our “Framework for CEO Engagement in Social Media.”

#cincysocialceo Why it matters:

According to a Weber Shandwick survey, 76% of executives believe it is a good idea for CEOs to participate on social media.

Executives said other benefits of a social CEO included:

SHOWS THE COMPANY IS INNOVATIVE 76%

GIVES COMPANY A HUMAN FACE OR PERSONALITY 75%

HAS POSITIVE IMPACT ON BUSINESS RESULTS 70%

HAS A POSITIVE IMPACT ON COMPANY REPUTATION 70%

MAKES COMPANY MORE ATTRACTIVE PLACE TO WORK 69%

ENHANCES CREDIBILITY IN THE MARKET 69%

Source: Weber Shandwick 2013 The Social CEO: Executives Tell All)

#cincysocialceo Study methodology

Categories Criteria Data Collected

Profile page includes CEO’s picture and accurate biographical Account (Y/N) information. Average number of friends Facebook Posts and content determined (by Vehr staff) to be those of the (Note: due to the privacy settings on CEO. Facebook accounts, 12 CEOs did not disclose number of friends)

Profile page includes CEO’s picture and accurate profile Account (Y/N) description. Twitter Tweets and accounts followed determined (by Vehr staff) to be Average number of followers those of the CEO. Account (Y/N) Profile contains accurate information and current position at LinkedIn company. Number of CEOs with more than 500 connections

To conduct the survey, we used the Business Courier’s Courier 250 and 2014 Book of Lists to identify the top Cincinnati public and private companies, as well as the top companies in the categories of healthcare, education, banking and law.

These lists included 150 private companies (ranked by revenue), 25 public companies (ranked by revenue), 23 law firms (ranked by number of attorneys), 22 bank and bank holding companies (ranked by local deposits), 24 colleges and universities (ranked by total enrollment), and 18 healthcare companies (ranked by total expense). Some companies overlapped and appeared on two lists. This was taken into account when determining findings.

The final list included 262 CEOs of 259 companies – American Financial Group Inc., Signature Hardware have co-CEOs. Cohen, Todd, Kite & Sanford were removed from the list due to being lead by a management team. Forcht Bank, WesBanco and JP Morgan Chase were included in the Business Courier’s 250 List and 2014 Book of Lists, but excluded from this study due to not being headquartered in the Greater Cincinnati region.

Note: all data collected reflects current CEOs/top leaders during the time of survey research, not at the time of publication of the 2014 Courier 250, 2014 Book of Lists or this study. Some CEOs may no longer be in a leadership role. Cincinnati Companies (CEOs)

Adams, Stepner, Woltermann & Dusing PLLC (Scott Guenther) Cohen Recycling (Ken Cohen) Guardian Savings Bank (Rick Burkhart) AdvancePierre Foods (John Simons) Columbia Sussex Corp. (Bill Yung) Habegger Corp. (Brian Habegger) Air Transport Services Group Inc (Joseph Hete) Contech Engineered Solutions LLC (Ronald Keating) Harrison Building and Loan Association (Randall Grubbs) AK Steel Holding Corp. (James L. Wainscott) Corporex Cos. Inc. (William Butler) Hawkstone Associates Inc. (Ronald Wittekind) American Financial Group Inc. (Carl Lindner & S. Craig Lindner) Convergys Crop. (Andrea Ayers) Heritage Bank (Lytle Thomas) Ampac Packaging LLC (John Baumann) Cors & Bassett (David Barth) HGC Construction (Mike Huseman) Aristech Surfaces (Ross McMillan) Daniel Drake Center for Post-Acute Care (Amy Schroyer) Hickman, Williams & Co. (Dave Gelwicks) Art Academy of Cincinnati (John Sullivan) Dearborn County Hospital (Roger Howard) Hightowers Petroleum Co. (Stephen Hightower) Ashalnd Inc. (William A. Wulfsohn) Devicor Medical Products (Thomas Daulton) Hillenbrand Inc. (Joe Raver) Athenaeum of Ohio (Rev. Benedict P. O'Cinnsealaigh) DeVry University Keller Graduate School of Management (Graham Hillman Group Inc. (Jim Waters) Atrium Medical Center (Carol Turner) Irwin) Hill-Rom Holdings Inc. (John Greisch) Aurora Casket Co. LLC (Michael Quinn) Dinsmore & Shohl LLP (George H. Vincent) Home City Ice Co. (Ted Sedler) Baker Concrete Construction Inc. (Daniel Baker) Dittman-Adams Co. (Ryan Smith) Huntington Investment Co. (Kevin Jones) BakerHostetler (David Holcombe) Diversified Ophthalmics Inc. (Ronald Cooke) ILSCO Corp. (David FitzGibbon) Bank of Kentucky (Robert Zapp) Divisions Maintenance Group (Gary Mitchell) Beckfield College (Diane Wolfer) Downlite (Jim Lape) Indiana Wesleyan University (Carson Castleman) Beechmont Automotive Group (Bill Woeste) Drees Co. (David Drees) Intelligrated Inc. (Christopher Cole) Beechmont Ford (Mark Williams) Dressman Benzinger LaVelle PSC (James Dressman) Inverness Group (Jeff Hollowell) Belcan Corp. (Michael McCaw) Dugan & Meyers Construction Co. (Jerome Meyers) Ivy Tech Community College Southeast (Chris Lowery) Berenfield Containers Inc. (Leonard Berenfield) DunnhumbyUSA (Stuart Aitken) Jake Sweeney Automotive Group (Jacob Sweeney) Bethesda Healthcare Inc./TriHealth (John Prout) Emerald International Corp. (Jack Wells) Jeff Wyler Automotive Family Inc. (Jeffrey Wyler) BioRx (Philip Rielly) Employers Choice Plus (John Cacaro) Jeffrey R. Anderson Real Estate Inc. (Jeffrey Anderson) Bistro Group Inc. (Jeff Ritson) Empower Group (Jim Price) John R. Jurgensen Cos. (James Jurgensen) BlueStar (Stephen Cuntz) Enerfab Inc. (David Herche) Joseph Auto Group (Ronald Joseph) BMW Store (Tom Schwartz) E.W. Scripps Co (Rich Boehne) JTM Food Group (Tony Maas) Bob Sumerel Tire Co. Inc. (Robert Sumerel) F&M Mafco (Daniel McKenna) Jungle Jim's (Jim Bonaminio) Budco Group Inc. (Otto Budig) F+W (David Nussbaum) Kaeser & Blair Inc. (Kurt Kaeser) Buffalo Wings & Rings (Nader Masadeh) Fath Properties (Harry Fath) Katz, Teller, Brant & Hild (Mark Jahnke) Castellini Group of Cos. (William Schuler) Federal Home Loan Bank of Cincinnati (Andrew Howell) Keating Muething & Klekamp (Paul Muething) CBT Co. (Jim Stahl) Ferno-Washington Inc. (Joseph Bourgraf) Kenwood Dealer Group Inc. (Robert Reichert) CECO Environmental Corp. (Jeff Lang) Field Aviation (John Mactaggart) KeyBank (Thomas Schlehuber) Champion Home Exteriors (Todd Dickson) Fifth Third Bancorp (Kevin Kabat) Klosterman Baking Co. (Kim Klosterman) Chatfield College (John Tafaro) First Financial Bancorp (Claude Davis) Kohnen & Patton (Mark Zummo) Chemed Corp. (Kevin McNamara) Fischer Group (Robert Hawksley) KOST USA (Tom Overdeck) Cheviot Savings Bank (Thomas Linneman) Fort Hamilton Hospital (Mark Smith) Kroger Co. (Rodney McMullen) Christ College of Nursing and Health Sciences (Gary Pack) Foundation Bank (Joseph Hughes) LaRosa's Inc. (Michael LaRosa) Christ Hospital Health Network (Mike Keating) Frisch’s Restaurants Inc. (Craig F. Maier) LCNB National Bank (Stephen Wilson) Cincinnati Bell (Ted Torbeck) Frost Brown Todd LLC (Jill Meyer) Lindner Center of Hope (Paul Keck Jr.) Cincinnati Financial Corp. (Steve Johnston) G&J Pepsi-Cola Bottlers Inc. (Steven Kaplan) Links Unlimited Inc. (Scott Kooken) Cincinnati Bengals (Mike Brown) Galen College of Nursing (Carolyn Ethridge) Loth Inc. (J.B. Buse) Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center (Michael Fisher) Galerie (Richard Ross) Cincinnati Christian University (Ken Tracy) LSI Industries (Dennis Wells) Gateway Community and Technical College (Edward Hughes) Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science (Eugene Kramer) Lykins Energy Solutions (Jeff Lykins) General Cable Corp. (Greg Kenny) Cincinnati Reds (Bob Castellini) Macy’s Inc. (Terry J. Lundgren) General Data Co. Inc. (Peter Wenzel) Cincinnati State Technical and Community College (O'dell Owens) Malhotra Group (Ramesh Malhotra) Gilligan Oil (Patrick Gilligan) Cincom Systems Inc. (Tom Nies) Marshall Auto Group (Rob Marshall) God's Bible School & College (Michael Avery) Cintas Corp. (Scott D. Farmer) Masters Pharmaceutical Inc. (Dennis Smith) Gold Medal Products Co. (Daniel Kroeger) Citizens Bank of Northern Kentucky (Michael Hill) McCluskey Chevrolet Inc. (Keith McCluskey) Gold Star Chili (Mike Rohrkemper) Clarke Power Services Inc. (Mark Andreae) McCullough Hyde Memorial Hospital (Bryan Hehemann) Government Acquisitions Inc. (Jay Lambke) CNG Financial Corp. (David Davis) Medpace (August Troendle) Graydon Head & Ritchey LLP (Bruce Petrie) Cincinnati Companies (CEOs) cont.

Merchants Bank & Trust Co. (Donald Patterson) Roundtower Technologies Inc. (Stephen West) Vora Group (Mahendra Vora) Mercy Health - Anderson Hospital (Jeff Graham) Rumpke Waste & Recycling (William Rumpke Jr.) Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLP (Nathaniel Lampley) Mercy Health - Clermont Hospital (Jeff Graham) Santen & Hughes (Charles Meyer) West Chester Hospital (Kevin Joseph) Mercy Health - Fairfield Hospital (Thomas Urban) Senco Brands Inc. (Ben Johansen) West Chester Protective Gear (Tim Fogarty) Mercy Health - West Hospital (Michael Stephens) Sheakley (Larry Sheakley) Wilmington College (James Reynolds) Meridian Bioscience Inc. (John Kraeutler) Shriners Hospitals for Children – Cincinnati (Angie Allen-Jackson) Wood & Lamping LLP (CJ Schmidt) Messer Construction Co. (Tom Keckeis) Sibcy Cline Inc. & Affiliates (Robert Sibcy) Wood, Herron & Evans (Gregory Ahrens) Meyer Tool Inc. (Arlyn Easton) Signature Hardware (Matt Butler & Mike Butler) Wornick Co. (Jon Geisler) Miami University (David Hodge) Sims Lohman (John Beiersdorfer) Xavier University (Rev. Michael Graham) Miami-Luken Inc. (Anthony Rattini) Sinclair Community College/Courseview (Scott Markland) Xtek Inc. (Roger Miller) Michelman Inc. (Steve Shifman) Skyline Chili Inc. (Kevin McDonnell) Zumbiel Packaging (Robert Zumbiel) Mike Castrucci Automotive (Michael Castrucci) Squire Sanders (US) LLP (Scott Kane) Milacron LLC (Tom Goeke) St. Elizabeth Healthcare (Garren Colvin) Monarch Construction Co. (Ronald Koetters) Stagnaro Distributing (Michael Stagnaro) Mount St. Joseph University (Tony Aretz) Stand Energy Corp. (Judith Phillips) Multi-Color Corp. (Nigel Vinecombe) Standard Textile Co. Inc. (Gary Heiman) National Bank and Trust Co. (John Limbert) Statman, Harris & Eyrich (Alan Statman) National College (Michael Holmes) Strauss Troy Co. LPA (Marshall Dosker) Neyer Properties Inc. (Daniel Neyer) Sunny Delight Beverages Co. (William Cyr) NorAm International Partners (Michael DuGally) Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP (Edward Diller) North American Properties (Tom Williams) The Dental Care Plus Group (Anthony Cook) North Side Bank & Trust (John Coors) The Friendship State Bank (James Lemon) Northern Kentucky University (Geoffrey Mearns) The Jewish Hospital - Mercy Health (Pat Davis-Hagens) Omnicare Inc. (Nitin Sahney) Thomas J. Dyer Co. (James Potts) Park National Bank (Dave Gooch) Thomas More College (David Armstrong) Parkway Products LLC (Joe Klunk) Thompson Hine (Shane Starkey) Paycor Inc. (Robert Coughlin) Thomson MacConnell Cadillac Inc. (Chris MacConnell) Penn Station Inc. (Jeff Osterfeld) Topicz Inc. (Marvin Schwartz) Performance Automotive Network (Michael Dever) Total Quality Logistics (Ken Oaks) Phillips Edison & Co. (Jeff Edison) Totes-Isotoner Corp. (Douglas Gernert) Pilot Chemical (Paul Morrisroe) Towne Properties LLC (Neil Bortz) Planes Cos. (John Planes) TP Mechanical Contractors (Scott Teepe Sr.) PNC Bank (Kay Geiger) Trio Enterprises (Carvel Simmons) Pomeroy (Chris Froman) Trustaff (Brent Loring) Porter Wright Morris & Arthur LLP (David Croall) U.S. Bank (Michael Prescott) Presto Foods (Jeffrey Schrand) Ulmer & Berne LLP (Scott Kadish) Pro Mach Inc. (Mark Anderson) Unifund Corp. (David Rosenberg) Proctor & Gamble Co. (A.G. Lafley) Union Institute & University (Roger Sublett) Profill Holdings (Richard Mouty) Union Savings Bank (Harry Yeaggy) Pure Romance (Chris Cicchinelli) United Community Bancorp (William Ritzmann) Quality Associates Inc. (Delores Epps) United Dairy Farmers (Brad Lindner) ReachUSA (Robert Slattery) Unity Financial Life Insurance Co. (Tom Hardy) Reece-Campbell Inc. (Peter Chronis) Universal Trailer Corp. (Terry Carlson) Remke Markets Inc. (Matthew Remke) University of Cincinnati (Santa Ono) Rendigs, Fry, Kiely & Dennis LLP (Tom Evans) University of Cincinnati Medical Center (Lee Ann Liska) Republic Wire Inc. (Ron Rosenbeck) US Logistics (Jeff Hiatt) Richard Goettle Inc. (Doug Keller) Vantiv Inc. (Charles Drucker) Richards Electric Supply Co. (Michael Misrach) Verst Group Logistics Inc. (Paul Verst) River Trading Co. (Edward Hatfield) Victory Community Bank (John Kenkel) Robbins Kelly Patterson & Tucker (Fredric Robbins) |P. 21

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