June 13 Luncheon
"Market Trends, Labels (and Wine)—It Will Stick!"
David Collins of Avery Dennison
David Collins from Avery Dennison will serve wine samples as he speaks about the importance of labeling as a communications tool in the process of selling wine. The average consumer chooses a bottle of wine based on many factors – and sometimes the final choice is made by the effectiveness of the label. David will share the steps his team at Avery Dennison takes to create appealing labels. He’ll also explain the challenges of communicating to several audiences in the sales chain: the companies that print the labels, the wine companies that make the wine and ultimately, the end user – people like us who drink the wine!
David currently serves as the manager of the Prime Paper Product Line Team and has been with Avery Dennison for almost five years. Prior to that, he held management positions at TTI Floor Care and Royal Appliance. He graduated from the Max M. Fisher College of Business at The Ohio State University and received his MBA from John Carroll University.
Reservations are required by Monday, June 11 through our website. Guests are always welcome. The cost is $15 for members and $25 for non-members. For additional information, please visit the programs page or call Diana Lewis at 440-255-8932. Dino's Restaurant is at 4145 SR 306, Willoughby, Ohio. Lunch meetings are held from 11:30 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. and include networking and a half-hour program.
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Small Business Symposium - Road to $uccess - Information
June 13
David Collins of Avery Dennison - Market Trends, Labels (and Wine)—It Will Stick! |
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TUESDAY MAY 15, 2012
Small Business Symposium: Road to $uccess
 The Road to Success small business symposium will be held on Tuesday, May 15, 2012 at Lakeland Community College main campus in Kirtland from 7:30 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. The event is designed for businesses of 500 or fewer employees or for those who are interested in starting a business.
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2012 Internship Recipient: Rebecca Hannen
 For a second consecutive year, Lake Communicators is offering a $1500 Marketing Communications Internship that matches a Marketing Communications major with an interested Lake Communicators member business. The 2012 internship recipient is Rebecca Hannen who will be interning at Lake Metroparks under the supervision of Sharon Sharpnack and John Venen.
Rebecca has completed her sophomore year at Baldwin-Wallace College where she is majoring in Public Relations, with a minor in marketing theatre. Residing in Willoughby, Rebecca graduated from Willoughby South High School where she was a National Honor Society member and was involved in Drama Club, Leadership Council, Key Club and marching band. Rebecca received an academic scholarship to Baldwin-Wallace College and presently carries a 3.8 GPA. She is a member of Alpha Lambda Delta National Honors Society, Theatre Arts and Performance Club, the Arts Management Association and PR Club at Baldwin-Wallace College. In 2011, Rebecca was Stage Manager for the New Play Festival and Assistant Stage Manager for Moon Over Buffalo in 2010 at Baldwin-Wallace. Closer to home, she volunteers as backstage crew for Rabbit Run Community Arts Association, and house manager and backstage crew for The Fine Arts Association of Willoughby, having received an award for Favorite Tech Crew Member and Theatre VIP.
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Lake Communicators is a Lake County-based organization for those in the marketing and communication fields in Northeast Ohio. We promote and encourage responsible, creative, professional advertising, public relations and marketing efforts as well as provide opportunity for the professional betterment of members. |
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Clockwise starting from upper left hand corner: Judy Nerren and guest at our recent eMarketing conference; John Williams, owner of Communication AMMO, speaks about the process of integrating marketing at a recent meeting; Laura Fredrick and John Venen prepare for a PowerPoint presentation; Lynne Strah (left) and Nancy McArthur set up a raffle to benefit the Lake County Humane Society at the December holiday party. |
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