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Compass Points News for the Public Purchasers Association of Northern Ohio Volume Two • Issue Seven • June 9, 2016 Compass Points News for the Public Purchasers Association of Northern Ohio Volume Two • Issue Seven • June 9, 2016 “We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.” ~Albert Einstein I think it has been crazy up in here for quite some time already… our Cleveland Cavaliers are in a do-or-die struggle with the defending champion Golden State Warriors in the most anticipated REMATCH in a long time and you must sense the importance of it, both from an economical and sporting level. Our own Lake Erie Monsters of the American Hockey League, the minor league affiliate of the Columbus Blue Jackets of the NHL, posted a 14-2 record in route to the Calder Cup Championship series against the Hershey Bears, and as of this printing hold a 3-0 advantage with game 4 in Cleveland on Saturday night and in one short month, from July 18-21, an estimated 50,000 delegates, media and visitors will assemble in Cleveland, at the same venue that the Cavs and Monsters riled up the Cleveland populace, Quicken Loans Arena, more affectionately called “the Q” , for the 2016 Republican National Convention. In addition to the prestige of holding such an event, it is expected to generate in excess of $400 million to the local economy and, who knows what might happen with Mr. Trump leading the charge as the presumptive nominee for the Republican Party for President of the United States. Tell me something, Northern Ohio Public Procurement professional… what have you been doing lately?? You can bet that Public Procurement folks in Northern Ohio are feeling the pressure to secure and plan and provide the necessary goods, supplies and services to stroke an eager, boisterous crowd that will be converging on Northern Ohio, in the eyes of the world, to be part of the history that is about to unfold. To say that “it is about to get crazy up in here” is an understatement… it’s already CRAZY. This has historical relevance. Tell me something, Northern Ohio Public Procurement professional… how have you prepared?? Likewise, here at PPANO, we are at the homestretch of our second year as a Chapter and our own President, Mark Evangelista, is leading the charge to finish his historic term as our Leader just as successfully as he has done the first one AND all the years as a Branch leading up to our formation as a Chapter. Next in line is another original member of the leadership team, Charlie Rosol, and, you can expect the same razzle-dazzle that Mark has given this Chapter under Charlie’s leadership. Tell me something, Northern Ohio Public Procurement professional… who is going to step up to the plate?? We have been fortunate to have a strong foundation laid for this Chapter with the team who has led us this far… so much so, that we have the distinction of having our first two Presidents recognized and serving at the National level for NIGP. Now it’s time for all of that inspiration and leadership by example to pay dividends and PPANO’s membership needs to take center stage and take those positions to continue the charge… beginning this fall, with the selection of a new Vice President to work with Charlie Rosol for 2017-2018 and then become President in 2019-2020. Is that you?? Start thinking about it… and, let’s keep moving forward as a Chapter and as Procurement Professionals. ~Steve Sammons Compass Points – News for the Public Purchasers Association of Northern Ohio 1 CHAPTER OFFICERS Mark Evangelista, MBA, CPPO, C.P.M. President Cleveland Metroparks [email protected] Charlie Rosol, CPPO, CPPB Vice President Cleveland Metroparks [email protected] MEETING SCHEDULE Thursday, June 16, 2016 April Locker GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING Secretary 9AM Cuyahoga County Public Library Independence – Cuyahoga County Library [email protected] 6361 Selig Drive Independence, OH 44131 Antwane Brooks, MBA EVENTS SCHEDULE Treasurer Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District August 21 – August 24, 2016 [email protected] 2016 Annual NIGP National Forum National Harbor, MD Gus Katsas, CPPO *Phone Conference Call Member-at-Large City of Independence Friday, September 16, 2016 [email protected] (Date subject to change) rd PPANO 3 Annual Golf Outing 7AM to 3:30PM Cleveland Metroparks Big Met Golf Course 48111 Valley Parkway Fairview Park, Ohio 44126 BE SURE TO CHECK THE PPANO WEBSITE OUT FOR “Member Connect Services”, the latest value added benefit of your PPANO Membership. Member Connect Services is a list serv that automatically forwards email from you to members who have subscribed to the service. Replies are sent to the individual who originated the message. This is a great way to find specifications or inquiries for tasks you are working on, share ideas or a challenging situation you are addressing. As a member of “Don’t wait for the perfect PPANO, you are automatically signed into this moment… take the moment and benefit… take advantage of the resource!! make it perfect.” ~Zoey Sayward PLEASE JOIN US AT OUR NEXT GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING!! Compass Points – News for the Public Purchasers Association of Northern Ohio 2 PPANO General Membership Meeting Thursday, June 16th, 2016 Independence – Cuyahoga County Library 6361 Selig Drive Independence, OH 44131 9AM CALL TO ORDER – Mark Evangelista – President APPROVAL OF MINUTES FROM March 24th MEETING REPORTS FROM OFFICERS President – Mark Evangelista Vice President – Charlie Rosol Secretary – April Locker Treasurer – Antwane Brooks Member At Large – Gus Katsas REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES Awards & Scholarships – Garey Burt Budget & Finance – Charlie Rosol Education –Tiffany White & Jacqueline Williams Membership – Jim Hardy Special Events – Recap of the Reverse Trade Show Golf Outing Report - Mark Evangelista Rules – John Highman Nominating – Gus Katsas Guest Speaker: Kay Hurley Performing Effective Market Research Using GSA Acquisition eTools Effective market research is the cornerstone of acquisition excellence. Come to this advanced session designed by Contracting Officers for Contracting Officers and experienced purchasing agents to find out how using GSA Advantage, eBuy and GSA eLibrary in conjunction with each other leads to truly effective market research. This fast-paced, robust class promises detailed demonstrations of a new synergistic approach that will strengthen your agency's acquisitions while increasing compliance and reducing resources spent per acquisition. Bio: U.S. General Services Administration, Federal Acquisition Service Thirty-five years of experience with government acquisition. NOTE: PPANO members will not be allowed in the building before 9 am. ADJOURN Compass Points – News for the Public Purchasers Association of Northern Ohio 3 Northern Ohio has some of the greatest outlets for finding something FUN to do ANY TIME of the year. Here’s something I ran across at www.northernohiotourism.com which might be a great road trip… This one is “THE ALL ABOUT FOOD ONE-DAY TRIP”… enjoy all that is Northern Ohio: Stop 1: (Summit County) Gardner Pies, 191 Logan Pkwy, Akron, OH http://www.gardnerpie.com/ Stop 2: (Stark County) (From Gardner Pies – Drive time 15 minutes) Harry London's Chocolate Factory, 5353 Lauby Road, North Canton, OH 44720 www.fanniemay.com Stop 3: (Stark County) (From Harry London’s - Drive time 34 minutes) Shearer's Potato Chip Factory, 692 Wabash, Brewster, OH www.shearers.com/the-outlet-store Stop 4: (Holmes County) (From Harry London's - Drive time 40 minutes) Berlin Farmstead Restaurant, 4757 Township Rd 366, Millersburg, OH 44654 Stop 5: (Wayne County) (From Berlin - Drive time 15 minutes) Ashrey Country Store, 8922 OH-241, Fredericksburg, OH 44627 www.asherycountrystore.com/ Stop 6: (Wayne County) (From Ashreys - Drive time 16 minutes) Shisler's Cheese House, U.S. Rte. 30 and Kidron Rd., Orrville, OH 44667 www.cheesehouse.com/ Stop 7: (Wayne County) (From Shisler's - Drive time 3 minutes) The J.M. Smucker Company Store and Café, 333 Wadsworth Rd. Orrville, OH 44667 www.smuckers.com Stop 8: (Wayne County) (From Smuckers - Drive time 18 minutes) Rittman Orchards, 133548 Mt. Eaton Rd N., Doylestown, OH 44230 www.rittmanorchards.com Stop 9: (Wayne County) Silver Run Vineyard & Winery, 376 Eastern Rd. Doylestown, OH 44230 www.silverrunwinery.com Compass Points – News for the Public Purchasers Association of Northern Ohio 4 The Annual Forum is the largest North American educational conference exclusively for individuals in public procurement. This is a once a year opportunity to engage in professional development and network with others in public procurement and the supplier community. Our products exposition provides an opportunity to discover the latest products and services available to the government from a vast array of suppliers. The educational component of the conference covers the latest hot topics, best practices, resources and skills to help improve job performance and provide professional development. National Harbor is a 300-acre waterfront development on the shores of the Potomac River in Prince George’s County, MD, just south of Washington, D.C. The Gaylord National Convention Center is the home for the 2016 Annual Forum, a venue that hosted the 2011 National Forum. For anyone who has experienced all that there is to give and take from FORUM, you know that it’s more than just a week off from the workplace. It’s about the networking and interaction with colleagues from around the world… it’s about taking control of your professional development with practical learning experiences… it’s about the dynamic speakers who always send you away with a different perspective than when you came and a new energy to celebrate your profession… and it’s about the chance to enjoy another place in our great Nation where you might not ever have been. The FORUM is just around the corner… GET READY TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE!! Compass Points – News for the Public Purchasers Association of Northern Ohio 5 TO CUYAHOGA COUNTY, OHIO who is celebrating 35 years as a member of the NIGP Family.
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