 OneZone Announces Amanda Rubeck as Emerging Leader of the Year
OneZone is excited to announce Amanda Rubeck as our Emerging Leader of the Year Award winner. This award recognizes a businessperson who is between the ages of 21 and 40 that demonstrates leadership and passion for making a difference in his or her community based on leadership, mentorship, community involvement and entrepreneurship. Amanda serves as the Vice President/Senior Retail Officer for STAR Financial Bank. Amanda is involved in a variety of organizations including the American Cancer Society, Junior Achievement of Central Indiana, and ACS ResearchHERS. “We look forward to highlighting Amanda as our Emerging Leader of the Year. Her work with so many great organizations and her impact on the community is so incredible. She serves on a variety of committees in our organization, including our Carmel Business issues and is a volunteer at a number of our events throughout the year.” Stated Jack Russell, President and CEO of OneZone. Our annual awards lunch has been postponed to February 11th at Embassy Suites in Noblesville. If you are interested in attending, click on our events tab at onezonecommerce.com.
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allow more people to remain in the workforce while saving taxpayer money on unemployment benefits.OneZone has announced their 2021 Legislative Priorities for the upcoming session of the Indiana General Assembly. This year, OneZone has three top priorities: Employer Liability, Smoking/Cigarette Tax, and Workshare. “COVID 19 has highlighted both strengths and weaknesses in the employer community at large. By making sure our business community has confidence and feels protected, addressing health concerns, and having a creative, sustainable unemployment benefit solution, we can make an impact on our community.” stated Jack Russell, President and CEO of OneZone. You can read more about each priority below and online at onezonecommerce.com.
Employer Liability: In order for our businesses to confidently reopen and remain open, they need to know that they will be protected from unwarranted lawsuits when they themselves have followed government-issued guidelines to appropriately protect their employees and customers from COVID-19. OneZone supports employer liability legislation specifically related to the current COVID-19 pandemic. Smoking/Cigarette Tax: Indiana’s tobacco use costs Hoosier businesses over $6 billion a year in health care costs, absenteeism, and productivity loss. With the recent addition of respiratory health concerns related to the COVID-19 pandemic, this is needed even more so now. Therefore, OneZone supports an increase in the tobacco tax as a disincentive to the sale of tobacco products. We also support taxing vaping/e-cigarette products similarly to how the state taxes traditional tobacco products. Workshare: The COVID-19 pandemic has brought to light the need for creative, sustainable unemployment benefit solutions. OneZone supports the development of an opt-in workshare program, because it would allow more people to remain in the workforce while saving taxpayer money on unemployment benefits.  ALO Property Group has an exciting opportunity for anyone looking to lease office space at a new state of the art building in Fishers next to Topgolf. Crew Carwash is constructing a 40,000 SF corporate headquarters featuring a best-in-class training facility, shared collaboration spaces and multiple outdoor terraces. The building will have 20,000 SF of office space available for lease, which is currently being listed by ALO Property Group. Future tenants can also take comfort knowing safety is a top priority in the construction and design process during this COVID-19 era. Crew Carwash plans to train all new employees at this new HQ and will offer the training facilities free of charge to the other businesses that move into the building. The carwash and office building are scheduled to be completed Q3 2021. To learn more about the building and office availability, visit https://buildout.com/website/CREWHQ, or contact Brian Bondus at (317) 777-1009. ALO is a full service commercial real estate brokerage and consulting company that provides unparalleled support to develop and maintain all their clients’ business and real estate needs. Our customer service philosophy is to go the extra mile to provide a strong connection with our clients and maintain long lasting relationships. It is this strong connection to our clients and our personal drive to reach these goals that makes ALO unique in the commercial real estate market. For more information please visit our new website: www.alopg.com 
 At Hightower Graphics, we help you get your message out there - whether you want to wear it, print it, mail it or share it. We pride ourselves on being Indy’s Source For All Things Print, offering our clients a huge range of promotional items, signs, apparel and more - all in one convenient place. Printing Offset | Digital | Variable Data Apparel Embroidery | Screen Printing | Direct-to-Garment Promotional Tradeshow Giveaways | Corporate Gifts Large Format Vehicle Graphics | Banners | Signs | Labels Design Graphic Design | Web Design For the past 15 years, we’ve been treating every client like they’re our only one - and that’s why they keep returning to us time and time again. So, whether you’re searching for a simple business card, or are looking to give your brand a full overhaul, we’re the team you can truly rely on. So, tell us, what’s your message?  Indy Eleven Offerings Available for Holiday Shopping!
Limited Edition Holiday Gift Packs Start at Just $16, Include Ticket Vouchers for 2021 Season INDIANAPOLIS (Thursday, December 10, 2020) – Indy Eleven has compiled a comprehensive collection of goodies for the favorite local futbol fanatics in your life this Holiday Season via the club’s 2020 Holiday Gift Guide! This one-stop online guide for tickets, merchandise, and more is available for browsing at indyeleven.com/gift-guide, and will be updated as new items are introduced. Highlights of the variety of goods up for grabs include:
 OneZone Announces Josh Kirsh as Volunteer of the Year
OneZone is excited to announce Josh Kirsh as our Volunteer of the Year. Josh is involved in several different organizations and committees in Carmel. Josh has served on the Carmel Clay Parks Board since 2008. Josh is a member of the City of Carmel Plan Commission and the Carmel Active Transportation Committee. He has volunteered for Bike Carmel, and ArtoMobilia since 2017 and has served as a PorchFest volunteer since 2013. You may also recognize Josh as the lead elf at the Christkindlemarkt. During CarmelFest you can find Josh serving as facilities director, setting up and tearing down for the event. Finally, Josh has served on the CFD, Fire Fighter’s Foundation Board since 2019. While many of these events have the name Carmel in them, these events are enjoyed by residents all across our region. The award winners will be acknowledged at OneZone’s January 13, 2021 awards luncheon at Ritz Charles. If you are interested in attending, click on our events tab at onezonecommerce.com.   The month of October has been cyber security month. We have been recording podcasts weekly covering areas from cyber insurance to cyber risks working remote. Many feel like they would never be a target but a hacker trying to get information will find the car in the lot that has the keys in it not the car that is locked and has an alarm. So, what I mean is the easiest path to enter is a higher target even if you are a small target. Here is a link to our security podcast for you to enjoy IT360 Podcast. We will be offering a free network scan that will help tell you where you are susceptible for cyber risks. If interested, please feel free to call and schedule your appointment (317) 502-9330. This can be done either remote or on site.   Software Solves Social Distancing In this current environment, social distancing plays a vital role in all aspects of our daily life. As we continue to modify the way we interact with others and ease our way into this new era of social interaction, technology is also playing a role. For businesses to stay connected with their audience, adjustments have needed to be made. Even through these challenges, it has been an exciting experience to buckle down, get innovative, and change our way of thinking. We have been able to come together with many clients and discover ways software can solve social distancing. We have been brainstorming with the Local Technical Assistance Program with Purdue University (otherwise known as LTAP) in building a new Learning Management System (LMS). This system is able to help pivot the change from in-person classes and training events to online learning. Before, certain training classes were only available a few times a year and were required in person. Now, they are being moved online to provide more opportunities to train and teach. We have also been working with Fight For Life’s program, Building Dreams. It is well known that schools have had to make some dramatic changes when entering this new academic year. With Building Dreams, students are able to complete Social Emotional Learning lessons through their curriculum. Before, students had a physical workbook that has follow up activities to each lesson. Now, they are able to have a digital version of the curriculum so students can have access during remote learning. Along with the new digital workbook, Building Dreams now has online student assessments available. This system is designed to evaluate how students are feeling, their level of stress, and the characteristics/concerns of a student’s home environment. Click here to learn more about this new system and see photos! We have other clients that can’t move their events online, like PAYK12. PAYK12 is a cloud-based software platform that provides K-12 school districts and the departments within, one digital hub for managing school payments and funds, including tickets to performances and sporting events. Since school systems have had to implement all kinds of new safety protocols, we have been working on curating a new “Social Distancing Feature”. This feature allows their schools’ venues to mark off a set number of seats and rows so that tickets can only be sold to people in a manner that ensures social distancing between groups. Several other clients of ours have had to change the way in which they operate and we’ve been able to innovate and enable them to adapt. What challenges are you facing that may be worth a conversation?  For a pandemic action plan that gives businesses and their customers confidence that they can safely remain open, let PHD be your solution. The PHD team will create a customized plan to get customers back through your doors. We do this by increasing customer/employee confidence by feeling they are in a safe environment in your facility. We call this process “Reset to Zero”, meaning we reduce the risk of being exposed to Covid-19 or any other infectious disease to as close to zero as possible. This is our process. • PHD will give you a customized analysis of your business location. • Assessment PHD will determine the optimal plan to disinfect the space. This includes a time, testing, and product analysis. • Services each business chooses the frequency of the service. There is no annual contract and services can be cancelled anytime. Advantages to using PHD: • PHD gives the owner, employee, and customer confidence they are conducting business in a safe environment. • PHD services reduce liability. Most business insurance policies exclude viruses and owners are left to defend themselves against any claims. • PHD uses state of the art ATP Pre and Post testing for infectious material to verify the disinfection process. Each business receives a copy of the reports. • PHD uses cutting edge technology to eradicate pathogens. This includes equipment that uses far UV wavelengths that kill viruses, bacteria, fungus and other organisms. • PHD uses disinfectants that are non-alcohol based. • PHD disinfectants and disinfecting processes are EPA, FDA, and CDC approved. • PHD technicians video each application. Each business receives a video of the application process. • PHD provides a facility protocol for onsite cleaning by staff between applications. • PHD provides products for onsite cleaning by staff between applications. Call PHD today for an evaluation of your business location 317-500-1100 6424 Whitestown Pkwy Whitestown, IN 46075 Rick rick@rlstanley.com John doyle7874@gmail.com Eric dr.eric.jones10@gmail.com  It is hoped that your company will respectfully consider participating with The Salvation Army Indiana
Division this holiday season through involvement in several ways: Red Kettle Sponsors ($1,000 and up) The Salvation Army is looking for companies that can become Red Kettle sponsors and provide volunteers that can ring bells during November/December. Bell ringing in Central Indiana generates several hundred thousand dollars in a five-week period (11/24/2020 to 12/24/2020) that serves thousands of people annually. To volunteer to ring bells, go to https://www.registertoring.com. For specific bell ringing information, contact Deena Hayden at 317-222-7873/ deena.hayden@usc.salvationarmy.org. Virtual Red Kettle Campaign (Collected Dollars) New in 2020, companies and organizations are encouraged to host a virtual Red Kettle Campaign during the Red Kettle Season (Black Friday 11/27/2020-Christmas Eve 12/24/2020). Donations are collected via peer-to-peer fundraising, internal email campaigns and corporate media platforms. We will provide you with a digital display package. For more information, contact Samantha Hyde at 317-224-2000/ samantha.hyde@usc.salvationarmy.org. 5th Annual Angel Tree Program (Individual or Corporate Donations) Thousands of boys and girls (called Angels) in Central Indiana, will wake up on December 25, 2020, without a Christmas. The need is even more dire this year with the impact of COVID-19 being felt. The Salvation Army in Central Indiana has a goal provide a Christmas for 5,000 angels (children) this year. Individuals and Businesses are encouraged to support the program by making a contribution. To learn more go to salvationarmyindiana.org/angeltree 26th Annual Radiothon Program (Hourly Sponsorships) The Salvation Army is once again hosting the 36-hour WIBC Radiothon, December 11-12, 2020 at Sullivan Hardware in Indianapolis. The goal for the 2020 WIBC Radiothon is $275,000. Proceeds from this event help The Salvation Army provide children with a variety of services, programs, experiences to meet their needs though out the year. To make a pledge during the Radiothon, please call 877-7173223, from 6am on December 11th to 6pm on December 12th. The Salvation Army Indiana Division is dedicated to making a difference in the Central Indiana community we serve. The holidays are supposed to be a time for family joy. This year for many, that joy will be hard to find. With your help, you can ensure that holiday dreams will be a positive reality for families in need, through your financial support. Please make your contribution today as corporate philanthropy is needed more than ever before!  The New Construction Award – Carmel will be presented to Pedcor and the Carmel Redevelopment Commission for The Hotel Carmichael, an autograph collection hotel by Marriott, located at 1 Carmichael Square in Carmel. The Hotel Carmichael is an architectural masterpiece designed to inspire a journey through history with all the modern-day amenities a traveler could desire. Delivering a distinguished hospitality experience, Hotel Carmichael is the perfect destination for the discerning guest. The hotel is situated in the heart of Carmel and on the Monon Trail. Located next to The Palladium, the hotel has dining, refined meeting spaces and thoughtful details such as daily live music.  The New Construction Award – Fishers will be presented to Flexware Innovation and their new headquarters downtown Fishers. Flexware was founded in 1996. They work side-by-side with customers to leverage technology to solve real business problems by providing best-in-class software development, automation engineering, manufacturing systems integration, business intelligence solutions, Internet of Things (IoT) devices and specialized product development. The three story, 30,000 square foot building features an open 3 story stair, clad in curtainwall, which encourages employees and guests to use the stairs and pulls in natural light to the center core. The 2nd and 3rd floor balconies overlook “The AMP.” The project also incorporated a top tier high efficiency VRF HVAC system for max control of heating, cooling and energy savings.
The award winners will be acknowledged at OneZone’s January 13, 2021 awards luncheon at Ritz Charles. If you are interested in attending, click on our events tab at onezonecommerce.com. |
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