Noblesville Chamber of Commerce 2011-2012

2011 Noblesville Chamber of Commerce 2012

TheNoblesville

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fosters economic

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opportunities anda

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www.noblesvillechamber.com 2011-2012 Noblesville Chamber Guide | 3

The 2011-2012 Noblesville Chamber Guide is a product

of the Noblesville Chamber of Commerce and Custom

Publications, a division of Star Media. Content is available

online at www.indystar.com/noblesvillechamber.

For directory updates, go to www.noblesvillechamber.com.

Creative

Manager: Wanda Newsome-Brown

Editor: Angela Parker

Contributing editor: Manda Newlin

Contributing writers: John Adams, Brooke Baker,

Shari Held, Ashley Petry, Nancee Reeves, Holly Wheeler

Graphic designers: Elaine Benken, Joe Soria,

Beth Winchell

Photography: Marc Lebryk, Joe Soria, Beth Winchell,

Suzan Ziegler

Advertising

Metro sales manager

Peter Santiago

(317) 444-7045

[email protected]

4 About Us

6-7 Business

8-9 Health

10-11 Community

12 Education

13-22 Directory of Businesses

9 Chick-l-A

8 Church, Church, Hittle & Antrim

3 Community Bank

5 Community Health Network

12 Ed Southard, State Farm Insurance

11 Forum Credit Union

11 Hamilton 16 IMAX

12 Hare Chevrolet

5 Key Bank

11 Kinseys Floor Coverings

11 Lamberts Music Center

12 Lutzs Steakhouse

12 On-Duty Depot

7 Pedcor Homes Corporation

8 Renners Body Works

2 Riverview Hospital

11 Rowland Printing

9 Smiths Jewelers

23 Star Media

24 St. Vincent Health

7 The Sagamore Club

5 Walls Mattress

Table of contents

Advertiser index

Legacy Partner prole

Charles L. Crow

Chairman and CEO, Community Bank

Charles Crow, chairman and CEO of

Community Bank, began his banking career in

1969 at Noblesvilles Wainwright Bank and Trust

Co. (now Huntington Bank).

He and 10 local investors

started Community Bank in

1991.

Crow is a 42-year member

and past chairman of the

Indiana Bankers Association.

He served nine years on the

Federal Home Loan Bank of

Indianapolis board seven

as vice chairman, and is a past member of

the Chicago Federal Reserve Community Bank

Council. He serves on the American Bankers

Association BankPac committee, is a past

member of the ABA Community Bankers Council

and served on the ABA Government Relations

Council.

Crow is an 18-year-member of the Hamilton

County BZA, a member of the Noblesville

Chamber of Commerce, and is involved with

Kiwanis Club and Elks Club. He graduated from

Purdue University in 1966, and attended the

University of Oklahomas Commercial Lending

School, and the University of Wisconsins

Graduate School of Banking.

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4 | 2011-2012 Noblesville Chamber Guide www.noblesvillechamber.com

T

he Noblesville Chamber of Commerce has the distinction of serving as the

oldest business advocacy organization in Hamilton County. Celebrating 75

years of serving the Noblesville business community, the Chamber views

this milestone as an awesome responsibility and privilege. The staff and volunteers

continue to promote economic development and prosperity in Noblesville.

A highlight of celebrating that historical anniversary was our Diamond

Anniversary Gala in November 2010 a black-tie event with more than 250

attendees. Lt. Governor Becky Skillman served as our honorary chairman, and the

proceeds of the event were used to establish two Chamber scholarships. One is for

a high school student planning to major in business, and the other

is for a Noblesville Chamber member to attend the Hamilton

County Leadership Academy.

While we cannot always guarantee Chamber of Commerce

weather, the Chamber leaders will guarantee that Noblesville

is a unique community comprised of beautiful parks and trails,

a thriving Historic downtown square, state-of-the-art medical

facilities, premier academics, arts and cultural activities, and of

course plenty of shopping. Noblesville also has been the site

of most of the countys manufacturing facilities, and we have several small, family-

owned as well as large manufacturing facilities doing business internationally.

For our Chamber members we provide many opportunities and resources to

enhance their business synergy. We offer monthly informative luncheons with guest

speakers, networking breakfasts, seminars, social events, business recognition awards,

a Business Expo, a web and social media presence and this directory, which I hope

you will refer to frequently.

It has been more than 243 years since the establishment of the very first Chamber

of Commerce in our country. That speaks volumes about the rich heritage and

commitment of our mission and philosophy and the Chambers roles in business,

economic freedom and advocacy.

I hope that you will use this directory to learn more about Noblesville, to refer to

the Chamber members listed here as well as on the Chambers website at

www.noblesvillechamber.com and to review the latest membership list and the many

activities that membership in the Chamber provides.

Stop by the Chamber office at 601 E. Conner Street. We also have maps,

brochures and other pertinent information about the area, which might be of

assistance to you whether you are a newcomer or lifelong resident.

Regards,

Sharon McMahon, president

Welcome to our latest

project to serve Noblesville

Get to know Noblesville

With a population of barely 500 in 1850,

Noblesville has grown to include more than 50,000

today. Hamilton County historian David Heighway cites

three periods as catalysts for the areas growth spurts

since it was platted in 1823 by William Conner and

Josiah Polk.

1830, when everybody moved here in the first

place; the 1890s, when the gas boom happened;

and then today and its all because of economic

opportunity, he said.

For almost two centuries, Noblesville has grown,

struggled, persevered, survived and prospered while

retaining its distinct personality. Many family farms

now are the site of factories, dirt roads have become

four-lane highways and general stores have given way

to chain retailers, but Noblesvilles story and character

havent changed.

Did you know?

Settler William Conner built the first brick house in

Noblesville in 1823.

In 1824, Noblesville became the seat of Hamilton

County.

The first county newspaper, called The Newspaper,

began publication in 1836.

Noblesville was incorporated as a town in 1851.

The town held its first agricultural fair in 1852.

Noblesville organized its first baseball team in

1868.

Natural gas was discovered locally, sparking the

1887 population boom.

The 1890 Census shows a population of 2,221, an

increase of nearly 60 percent in two decades.

Theodore Roosevelt, 26th U.S. president, arrived in

Noblesville to deliver a speech in 1902.

A Noblesville baseball player was put on trial a

scapegoat for the team for playing on Sunday, a

crime at the time. He was found not guilty, and the

law later was amended.

1910 Census puts the population at more than

5,000.

Forest Park was created in 1927.

The Chamber of Commerce was founded in 1935.

President Harry S. Truman made a speech during a

1948 whistle-stop tour.

In 1968, the first African American was elected to

the Noblesville city council.

A 2005 special Census recorded a population of

nearly 39,500.

The Indiana Chamber of Commerce named

Noblesville, Indiana Community of the Year in 2008.

By John Adams

McMahon

Legacy Partner prole

Patricia K. Fox

President and CEO, Riverview Hospital

Pat was named President and Chief Executive Officer of Riverview in

2004 and has nearly 30 years of leadership experience at hospitals in

Indiana and Illinois.

During her tenure, Riverview has greatly enhanced facilities and services.

Among the achievements are the opening of a new Emergency Center,

the Womens and Childrens units, facilitation of a physician-led, multi-

disciplinary breast cancer team, achievement of a 5-Star designation for

the Heart and Vascular and Emergency centers, and development of a

culture of quality care and service excellence.

Her focus on service has expanded to involvement in organizations such

as the area Chambers of Commerce, Prevail, Promising Futures, Hamilton County Leadership

Academy, area school districts, Boys and Girls Club of Noblesville, Noblesville Main Street and

Hamilton County Alliance to name a few.

Pat and her husband Steve have lived in Noblesville for more than 20 years. She enjoys

reading, cooking and is an avid runner, competing in the Chicago Marathon, and several

hospital-sponsored walk/runs.

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Down to business

By Nancee Reeves

N

oblesville is known for its lovely parks, well-tended

golf courses and historic attractions. But the town of

about 50,000 residents also is home to a bustling business

culture.

I firmly believe that consumers can find most anything they

require or wish to purchase by shopping in Noblesville, said

Sharon McMahon, president of the Noblesville Chamber of

Commerce. From spa services to clothing, first-rate health care to

dcor and automobiles, we have it all.

Downtown

Noblesvilles quaint downtown has avoided the fate of many

small towns. Thriving restaurants, shops and a weekly farmers

market occupy the main square.

Our historic downtown square is full of culinary delights and

shopping for unusual collectibles and one-of-a-kind objects,

McMahon said.

Matteos Ristorante

Italiano has been a local

favorite for eight years.

According to owner

Emily DiRosa, the

eatery has many years

ahead.

The downtown

area has really grown

since we first got here,

aiding the growth of our

restaurant, DiRosa said.

We recently bought a

plot of land on the other

side of the square. That

is as far as we plan to

ever move.

Manufacturing

Noblesville is

the site of a thriving

manufacturing

community, too.

Noblesville Corporate

Campus a mix

of office, industrial,

commercial and

residential space

houses Helmer, Inc.,

a manufacturer and

supplier of medical

supplies, while Field

Rubber Products

is located east of

downtown and Industrial Dielectrics is located just off the

downtown square. These international businesses are thriving in

the small-town atmosphere.

We have been in the same location for 55 years and have

no desire to move, said Mike Field, president of Field Rubber

John Corbin finds Exit 10 a great place to work and visit.

Products. We are right off Highway 32, so we have wonderful

visibility. Its been great watching the town grow up around us.

Exit 10

To the north of the corporate center is the bustling Exit 10.

Shoppers and spectators come from around the state to shop at

the Hamilton Town Center and take in events at Verizon Wireless

Music Center.

This is a growing area for a lot of reasons, said Andrew

Newport, general manager for Verizon Wireless Music Center.

Its easy to get to, its centrally located and the city is wonderful

to work with. On top of all that, the area is now full of shopping,

eating and lodging options.

John Corbin is director of sales for Cambria Suites, located

within walking distance of the music center and the Hamilton

Town Center. He agrees that Exit 10 is a great place to work

and visit.

The businesses in Noblesville are a community of their own,

he said. We bounce ideas off each other and support each other.

Many of the events Cambria Suites hosts are local.

Monica Peck, co-owner of Hare Chevrolet, has seen many

changes in Noblesville in her lifetime.

When I was a kid we had to go to Indianapolis for everything,

she said. Now, with so many new businesses, especially the

Hamilton Town Center, I dont have to leave Noblesville if I dont

want to. And I never do.

Executive Partner prole

Jeff Freyer

Vice President of Comcast Business Services Heartland Region

Freyer brings more than 13 years of experience to his new role,

most recently having served as Vice President of Business Services in

Comcasts Western New England Region based in Berlin, Connecticut.

Jeff is responsible for developing and implementing strategies aimed

at growing Comcast Business Services across Michigan and Indiana.

Prior to joining the cable industry, Freyer served as General Manager

and Sales Director of Ohio for Level 3 Communications.

He earned his bachelors degree in Statistics from the University of

South Carolina and earned a masters degree in Business Statistics from

the University of Tennessee.

A look at some

local businesses

Hare Chevrolet: For 160 years the

Hare family has offered the latest

transportation options. The company

originally sold horses and buggies

downtown and today is located along

SR 37.

Industrial Dielectrics: Since 1966 the

company has engineered thermoset

plastic products. Its recognized

worldwide as an industry leader.

SMC Corporation of America:

In 2005 this leader in pneumatic

technology moved from two buildings

in Indianapolis to one larger building in

Noblesville, enabling future growth.

Hamilton Town Center: This open-air

shopping center blends retail stores,

restaurants and entertainment venues,

including an IMAX Theatre.



Q&A with Mike Fields

president, Field Rubber Products

Q: How long has Field Rubber Products been

connected with Noblesville?

A: Since the very beginning of our company. My

grandfather moved here in 1955 from Ohio with

the intention of making Noblesville his home

and the location of his new business. My father took over from him, and

I recently took over for my father. Its a real family business. My mom still

helps keep the books in order, and my father, who is semiretired, takes an

active part in the business.

Q: What do you like about owning a business in Noblesville?

A: Everything. The city really works with you and there is a great employee

pool. Also, being so close to Indianapolis is a plus. I can run to the city for

anything I cant find in Noblesville. Its great living in a small community

and being near the resources of a city.

Q: So you and your family live in Noblesville?

A: Yes, I grew up here. My family and I live right downtown in a wonderful

140-year-old house. Noblesville still has a great small-town feel, yet its

a great place for an international business like mine. Its the best of both

worlds.



By Shari Held

H

ealth care quality and accessibility

are vital factors when individuals

and families evaluate where

theyd like to live. Noblesville is fortunate

to have three award-winning facilities

Riverview Hospital, Community Health

Network and St. Vincent Health System

that provide a full spectrum of care.

Riverview Hospital

This 154-bed acute care hospital has

served Noblesville since 1909. Today,

specialty centers include the Cancer

Center, Heart & Vascular Center,

Maternity Center, Breast Care Center,

Quality health care close to home

Sinus Center and Orthopedic & Sports

Medicine Center.

Our mission is to improve the health

and well-being of those we serve, said

Pat Fox, president and CEO of Riverview

Hospital. This is our guiding principle as

we work to develop new programs. We seek

partnerships with schools, governments and

businesses to further our mission.

Community Health Network

Community Health Pavilion at the

Hamilton Healthcare Campus offers

imaging services, rheumatology services,

orthopedics and sports medicine, rehab

therapists, Touchpoint Healthy Aging

Transition Services, a MedCheck walk-in

clinic and Community physician offices.

Indiana Surgery Center Noblesville offers

a broad spectrum of outpatient services for

adults and children.

Indiana Heart Hospital, located south of

Noblesville on the campus of Community

North, specializes in integrated

cardiovascular services.

Residents have received services from

Community-affiliated primary care

physicians and specialists for a number

of years, said Jon Fohrer, CEO of the

networks ambulatory division. Just

like Noblesville has grown, Community

has increased the availability of

additional services all located in the

areas neighborhoods for easy access and

convenience.

St. Vincent Medical Center Northeast

The 120,000-square-foot facility in

nearby Fishers provides everything from

annual well care to emergency treatment.

Home to Indianas first freestanding

emergency room, the center has lab services,

Riverview Hospital




Q&A with Thomas Mabel, MD

Dr. Thomas Mabel is a family practice

physician at Hazel Dell Family Care, which is

affiliated with Riverview Medical Group. He has

practiced in Noblesville since 1974 and has

seen the landscape transform from a small

town of 10,000 to a thriving city of more than

50,000.

Q: Whats one of the best things about living in Noblesville?

A: The best thing about life in Noblesville is you dont have to travel

very far to avail yourself of it. The availability of recreational

facilities is second to none. In most cases they are not crowded

and easily accessible.

Q: How would you rate the local schools?

A: We had two kids who attended the public schools in Noblesville. I

firmly believe in public education. Part of an education is teaching

you how to how to mix with other people. Thats the real world.

Q: What about your favorite restaurants?

A: Back in 1974, there werent many restaurants in this area. Now

we have chains and small independent restaurants, all with their

own individual flavor. Theres no need to go down to 82nd Street

or farther south.

all-digital medical imaging and an outpatient surgery department.

Other services include diabetes care, womens health services, a stress

center, a sleep disorder center and the C.O.A.G. clinic, which offers

blood testing for patients on

anticoagulant medications.

When we first came to

this area three years ago,

we knew we were joining

one of the fastest-growing

communities in the state, said

Kim Nealon, administrator of

St. Vincent Medical Center

Northeast. We knew we

had to be a great health care

partner for our neighbors. And this continues to be a responsibility

that we take very seriously. Today, were serving suburban northeast

Indianapolis with comprehensive health care close to home.

Caring for seniors

The fastest-growing demographic in Hamilton County is residents

aged 60 and older. This group is most likely to require various types

of health care and Noblesville is prepared to respond.

The Lodge Assisted Living and Harbor Manor Health & Living

Community have served Noblesville seniors since 1987.

American Senior Communities, an Indiana-based company, has two

Noblesville facilities. Riverwalk Commons has garden homes, assisted-

living apartments and memory care apartments. Riverwalk Villages

accommodations include those dedicated to rehabilitation care and

residents in the early and late stages of Alzheimers disease.

St. Vincent Medical Center Northeast

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By Ashley Petry

Living in Noblesville can seem like taking a trip back in time. On

summer evenings, neighbors gather in the park for band concerts and

theatrical performances. On Saturday mornings, they head to the farmers

market to buy local produce and homemade goods. At the annual street

dance, they marvel at antique cars and vie for the ice-cream-eating

championship.

Yet Noblesville is the epitome of a modern community, with top-notch

schools, a vibrant business community and an expanding arts scene. The

historic Hamilton County courthouse square is a center of commerce, with

some of the areas most popular restaurants and boutiques.

The population has

mushroomed to more than

50,000 in recent years, but the

community retains a small-town

feel.

You meet people who have

always lived here and whose

parents have always lived here,

said John Davis, senior pastor

of First Christian Church.

There is a tremendous sense of

belonging.

Downtown is still the heart of

Noblesville, but the boundaries

have extended to include

lakefront properties along

Morse Reservoir and southside

neighborhoods that afford easy

access to Indianapolis.

While Noblesville is a

convenient home base for

commuters, it also boasts a

vibrant economy of its own.

The local school system, county

government and city government

employ about 2,200 people;

other top employers include

Riverview Hospital, SMC

Corporation of America and

King Systems Corporation.

Its a really welcoming

business environment, said Jon

Hirschfeld, senior vice president

with F.C. Tucker Company.

During their time off, many

Noblesville residents are active

in community groups, including a number that focus on the arts or historic

preservation.

Weve got a good group of concerned citizens who are interested in

keeping the downtown area vibrant, said Mike Corbett, president of the

Noblesville Preservation Alliance. Noblesville has a historical heritage as

the county seat and the center of commerce, and we retain a lot of

that spirit.

Noblesville also has an active network of churches and other faith-based

organizations whose members actively serve the community.

Because Noblesville is a definable community with a town square and a

Vibrant place to live

Lifelong resident and business-owner Monica Peck enjoys the

small-town sense of community.


Karen F. Crotchfelt

President and Publisher, Star Media

Karen Ferguson Crotchfelt assumed the role of president and

publisher of Star Media in December 2010. She is just the second

woman to hold this position since The Indianapolis Star was

founded in 1903.

Owned by the Gannett Co. Inc., Star Media is a multimedia

provider with more than 40 distinct local print and online

news and information brands including The Indianapolis Star,

IndyMoms, Metromix, 11 weekly community editions and the

IndyStar.com network.

Crotchfelt earned a bachelors degree in journalism from

Northwestern University. She began her career in the Peoria

(Ill.) Journal Star newsroom then moved to the business side in

advertising and circulation. Her career includes posts in Nashville,

Tenn.; Palm Springs, Calif.; Reno, Nev.; and Phoenix, Ariz.

Crotchfelt is a six-time Gannett Presidents Ring award recipient.

She and her husband, Kevin, are the parents of Kaela and Kyle.

Noblesvilles historic

neighborhoods

The Noblesville Historic Preservation

Commission has identified 12 historic

downtown neighborhoods, each with its

own character. Heres a look at five of

them.

Central Square. Since William Conner

and Josiah Polk planned the town in

1823, this area has served as the

central business district. Most of the

existing buildings were built in the

1860s to 1890s.

Pioneer Homestead. Home to many

of the towns founding fathers, this

neighborhood was developed in the

1850s and 60s.

Johnstown. Originally Conners farm,

this neighborhood was popular among

factory workers during the 1890s

natural-gas boom.

Old Second Ward. Settled from the

1870s through the 1900s, this middle-

class area was home to many early

baseball players, including James

Scooper Barnes and Clarence Wyant.

Gentlemen Farmers. Built in the

1880s and 90s, these country homes

were built for Noblesvilles more

successful business owners.

Source: Noblesville Historic Preservation

Commission

long tradition, people have a sense of community pride,

and that probably does permeate into the way they act

out their faith, Davis said.

Because of the communitys amenities, many

families live in Noblesville for generations. Monica

Peck, chairman-elect of the Noblesville Chamber of

Commerce, grew

up here, as did

her parents and

husband. Former

schoolmates who

live elsewhere

would do

anything to get

back here to raise

their families,

she said.

Even with

the growth, theres always been a small-town feel to

Noblesville, Peck said. Everybody knows everybody,

and theres a true sense of community.

Waterfront home in South Harbour



By Brooke Baker

E

ntertainment options abound in

Noblesville, making the city a destination

for visitors and a great place to live. From

fine dining to exceptional golf courses, Noblesville

offers something for everyone.

Golf is king in Noblesville. The local selection

of courses includes Forest Park and Fox Prairie,

which are run by Noblesvilles Parks and Recreation

Department, as well as Pebble Brook, StonyCreek

and Purgatory golf clubs.

Looking for a good time off the links? Enroll

in programs offered by the Parks and Recreation

Department and the Noblesville Public Library.

The library hosts book clubs as well as classes

in computer skills and various hobbies, such as

gardening, painting and jewelry making. These

programs are complemented by parks department

classes, which include fitness groups, musical

education and more each month.

Steaks and burgers at Mudsocks Grill, authentic

Italian meals at Matteos Ristorante and ice cream

at Alexanders Noblesvilles dining options offer

something for every budget and taste. Go to www.

noblesvillechamber.com for a listing of Noblesville

Chamber restaurants.

Looking to add pizzazz to your evening

meal? Make reservations aboard the Indiana

Transportation Museums dinner trip, which

transports passengers to Noblesville from the

Fishers train station. The museum is located in

Forest Park and also is open to visitors from May

through October.

Music is a big part of summer in Noblesville.

The Noblesville Parks and Recreation Department

sponsors a free concert series on Thursdays at

7 p.m. Concerts are held at Dillon Park in June

and at Forest Park in July and early August.

The Noblesville Cultural Arts Commission also

sponsors a Sunday concert series in Seminary Park.

Noblesvilles younger residents have a wealth

of fun options, too. The Boys and Girls Club

of Noblesville offers after-school and summer

programs, along with sports leagues. The

Noblesville Parks and Recreation Department

runs two summer day camps; one focuses on

environmental science and the other on sports.

The programs give children an opportunity

to interact and get away from the electronics at

home and have a healthy, fun activity outdoors

with other children, said Susie Davis, recreation

director for the parks department.

Good times

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By Holly Wheeler

N

oblesville residents appreciate their communitys many

venues for eating out, shopping and receiving medical

care and education is no different.

Public improvements

Noblesville Schools serves 9,000 students in seven elementary

schools, an intermediate school, a middle school and a high school

with a separate freshman campus.

We do expect an increase in enrollment overall in the

district, said Sharon Trisler, director of public relations.

A restructuring is underway to accommodate increasing

enrollment and streamline progression through the district. This

development was made possible when the community passed a

$63 million facilities referendum.

The expansion will enable the elementary schools to

accommodate fifth-grade students. The present intermediate

school will become the districts second middle school for students

in grades six, seven and eight. These moves will occur when a new

elementary school on Promise Road is completed in August 2012.

Other facility improvements include adding a gymnasium and

athletic fields at the intermediate school, safety improvements at

the middle school and four new science labs and classrooms at the

high school.

New for fall 2011, Noblesville Schools will add an all-day

kindergarten option at all elementary schools.

Dr. Libbie Connor, superintendent, explained that the

district is considering adding 21st Century Learning Skills

resources. Integrating such tools could help students improve

critical thinking, problem solving, communication, innovation,

collaboration and creativity skills.

A personal choice

Many private schools offer a learning curriculum for the

youngest of learners. The Primrose School

accepts students as young as six weeks old

with a structured curriculum.

Were a preschool with childcare

hours, said Megan Kashman, director. We

have a full curriculum in every classroom,

but were open from 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Other private school options include

Goddard School, Cornerstone Christian

Academy and Legacy Christian School.

Consistently small classes is a private-

school selling point. Amy Gammon, a

rst-grade teacher at Legacy Christian School, has just nine

students in her class.

All the teachers know all the kids names and the kids know

all the teachers, she said. Its a real family feeling.

Schools that fit each family, each child

Kashman

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Legacy Partners: Community Bank Riverview Hospital

Directory of Businesses

ACCOUNTING SERVICES

Bowen Global LLC

Adam Bowen

7095 Oakwood Circle

Noblesville, IN 46062

(317) 877-1203

Daryl J. Petry, PC

Daryl J. Petry

298 N. 9th St.

P.O. Box 1031


(317) 776-8660

Dunbar, Cook & Shepard, PC

Mike Turpin

8250 Woodfield Crossing Blvd.

Ste. 300

Indianapolis, IN 46060

(317) 469-0169

www.dcs-cpa.com

Financial Management Resources

Steve Jones

3815 River Crossing Pkwy., Ste.100


(317) 569-2300

www.fmrinc.net

Johnston & Company, PC

John A. Johnston

298 South 10th St., #500


(317) 774-9410

www.johnstoncocpas.com

2011 Corporate Partners


Bryan Mills

President and CEO, Community Health Network

Before being appointed president and CEO of Community Health

Network in May 2009, Bryan Mills had served since 1992 as CEO of

Visionary Enterprises Inc., a for-profit affiliate within Community. His

career with Community began in 1985 as controller for Community

Hospital North. Shortly thereafter, he became vice president of VEI, and

founder and CEO of Indianapolis Medical Management, a company

within VEI.

Mills serves on the boards of the Walther Cancer Foundation,

Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation, United Way of Central Indiana,

Greater Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, Indiana Hospital

Association, and Indiana Health Information Exchange. He is a

member of First United Methodist Church in Noblesville, serves on the

Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville board of directors and the Lilly Boys &

Girls Club advisory board. Mills is the 2011 honorary chairman for the

American Heart Associations Start! Heart Walk.

He holds a bachelors degree from Ball State University and is a

certified public accountant.


Kimberly J. Nealon

Site Administrator, St. Vincent Medical Center Northeast

Kim Nealon has led St.Vincent Medical Center Northeast

since its opening in 2008. The facility, located at I-69 and

Olio Road, houses Indianas first freestanding emergency

department. Mrs. Nealon joined St.Vincent Health as a student

in the St.Vincent Carmel Hospital Emergency Department in

1989 and later became that ministrys director of Emergency,

Endoscopy, and Short Stay units. Her work at the Medical

Center Northeast ministry is focused on quality, safety and

customer and associate satisfaction, always viewing the

services from the patient and family perspective.

Mrs. Nealon received her bachelors degree in Nursing

from Indiana University and is pursuing her masters degree in

Nursing through Walden University.

Executive Partners: Comcast Community Health Network Star Media St. Vincent Health

Presenting Partners: First Merchants Bank Katz, Sapper & Miller Krieg DeVault, LLP M&I Bank Taylored Systems, Inc.

Katz, Sapper & Miller, LLP

Mark Flinchum

800 E. 96th St., Ste. 500


(317) 580-2018

www.ksmcpa.com

Teipen, Selanders, Poynter

& Ayres, PC

Jeff Thomas

7340 E. 82nd St., Ste. A


(317) 598-6700

www.teipencpa.com

ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES/

EMBROIDERY

A 2 Z Promotions

Linda Wilcox

23 S. 8th St.


(317) 523-4827

www.a2zpromo.com

All Pack Specialists, Inc.

& The MUSE

Sue Burkhart Muse

14074 Trade Center Drive,

# 143 & 144

Fishers, IN 46038

(317) 774-7227

www.apsandmuse.com

BTS Promotions, Inc.

William Spatta

1901 Dakota Drive


(317) 776-3656

www.btspromotions.com

Corporate Concepts, LLC

Ben Cole

1730 S. 10th St.


(317) 770-0800

www.corporateconcept.com

Halo Branded Solutions

Paula Fenn

19541 Heather Lane


(317) 773-8683

www.ideas2bgrate.halocatalog.com

AGRICULTURE/AGRICULTURAL

PRODUCTS

Hamilton County

Farm Bureau Co-op

Jim Crouch

16222 Allisonville Road

P.O. Box 1106


(317) 773-0870

Reynolds Farm Equipment

Gary Reynolds

P.O. Box 218

Fishers, IN 46038

(317) 849-0810

www.reynoldsfarmequipment.com

AIRPORTS

Indianapolis Executive Airport

Jennifer Pickett

33 N. 9th St., Ste. L21


(317) 776-8462

www.indyexecairport.com

Noblesville Airport , Inc.

Larry Jacobi

14782 Promise Road


(317) 773-3112

ANIMAL SHELTERS

Humane Society

for Hamilton County

Rebecca Stevens

1721 Pleasant St.


(317) 773-4974

www.hamiltonhumane.com

APARTMENTS

Autumn Breeze Apartments

Gina Jones

14901 Beauty Berry Lane


(317) 773-6030

www.myfavoriteapartment.com

Cumberland Pointe Apartments

Rachel Baldwin

15800 Navigation Way


(317) 776-1400

www.LiveatCumberlandPointe.com

GreyStone of Noblesville

Lisa Turner

7160 Oxfordshire Blvd.


(317) 770-9217

www.pedcorhomes.com

Lakeview Court Apartments

Abbey Niles

314 Great Lakes Drive


(317) 770-0101

www.houseinvestments.com

Lions Creek Apartments

Ann Kesmodel

500 Lions Creek Circle


(317) 877-8877

www.pedcorhomes.com/lions

Northlake Village Apartments

Jill Hanaway

1100 Northlake Drive


(317) 773-6999

www.northlakevillageapts.com

Pebble Brook Village Apartments

Ashley Simons

5475 Winding River Road


(317) 867-3673

www.pbrook.com

Prairie Lakes Apartments

Christie Upp

14260 Bald Eagle Drive


(317) 776-3550

www.prairielakesapts.com

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Princeton Lakes Apartments

Jennifer Dufek

17955 Murray Place


(317) 774-1820

www.apartmentguide.com

Rivers Edge Apartments

Kathy Henderson

870 Watermead Drive


(317) 773-0442

The Woods of Britton Apartments

Sally Royal

13791 Old Oak Drive

Fishers, IN 46038

(317) 770-0700

www.woodsofbritton.com

APPLIANCE LEASING

Aarons Sales and Lease Ownership

Joseph Stepke

451 Noble Creek Drive


(317) 773-4984

www.aarons.com

ARCHITECTS & ARCHITECTURAL

PLANNERS

Curran Architecture

Shawn M. Curran

802 Mulberry St.


(317) 773-9804

www.curran-architecture.com

Odle McGuire Shook

Geoffrey Odle

429 N. Pennsylvania St., Ste. 403


(317) 842-0000

Peterson Architecture

Eileen Barbour

802 Mulberry St., Ste. G


(317) 770-9714

www.petersonarchitecture.com

ASSOCIATIONS

Elks Lodge #576

Geoff Robinson

35 S. 9th St.

P.O. Box 306


(317) 773-4182

www.elks.com

Hamilton County Area

Neighborhood Development, Inc.

Sage Hales

320 Kings Lane


(317) 773-5110

www.handincorporated.org

ATHLETIC APPAREL/SWIMWEAR

Power Teamwear, Inc.

Lindsey Lawson

17901 River Road, Ste. G


(317) 219-3634

www.powerteamwear.com

ATTORNEYS

Adler Law Office

Raymond M. Adler

136 S. 9th St., Ste. 402

Noblesville, IN 46060-2619

(317) 773-1974

www.noblesville-attorney.com

Baker & Daniels, LLP

Steven D. Hardin

600 E. 96th St., Ste. 600


(317) 569-4868

www.bakerdaniels.com

Bankruptcy Law Office

of Jon Brown

Jon Brown

23 S. 8th St.


(317) 773-4300

Campbell Kyle Proffitt

Joe Revell

198 S. 9th St.

P.O. Box 2020


(317) 773-2090

www.ckplaw.com

Church, Church, Hittle & Antrim

Doug Church

938 Conner St.

P.O. Box 10


(317) 773-2190

www.cchalaw.com

Cook & Cook

Stephen W. Cook

955 Logan St.


(317) 773-5522

D. Jeff Hartling,Attorney At Law

D. Jeff Hartling

15400 Herriman Blvd.


(317) 776-4731

www.bearister.com

Holt Fleck & Romine

Steve Holt

83 S. 9th St.


(317) 773-5997

www.hfrlaw.com

Krieg DeVault LLP

Judge Jerry M. Barr

949 E. Conner St.


(317) 773-7818

www.kriegdevault.com

Mark A. Hurt,Attorney At Law

Mark A. Hurt

14701 Cumberland Road, Ste. 105


(317) 770-0547

www.markhurtlaw.com

Martha Gascho,Attorney

Martha Gascho

841 Conner St.


(317) 773-0881

Newman & Newman

Larry Newman

1326 S. 10th St.


317-774-8006

www.newman2law.com

Richards, Boje, Pickering,

Benner & Becker

Bruce A. Boje

1312 Maple Ave.

P.O. Box 2169


(317) 773-4400

AUDIOLOGY & HEARING AIDS

Indiana Hearing Aid at Noblesville

Marci Davis

160 N. 10th St.


(317) 773-9143

AUTOMOBILE DEALERS

Andy Mohr Buick-Pontiac-GMC

Steve Faulkner

9295 E. 131st St.

Fishers, IN 46038

(317) 632-6300

www.andymohr.com

Hare Chevrolet

Monica Peck

2001 Stony Creek Road


(317) 773-1090

www.harechevy.com

Kahlo Chrysler Jeep Dodge, Inc.

Kevin Kahlo

9900 Pleasant St.


(317) 773-6363

www.hellokahlo.com

AUTOMOBILE RENTING & LEASING

Enterprise Rent-A-Car

Louis Kattie

16625 Mercantile Blvd Ste 300


(317) 773-9322

www.enterprise.com

AUTOMOBILE REPAIRS & SERVICE

Alexanders Auto

and Radiator Repair

Steve Alexander

820 Hannibal St.


(317) 773-7098

Family Tire and Auto Center

Ray Cerceo

17813 Foundation Dr.


(317) 773-6877

www.familytireandautoservice.com

Meineke Car Care Center

Greg Threet

1395 S 10th St.


(317) 770-9840

R & T Tire and Auto Service,

Noblesville

Tom Bailey

17016 Clover Road


(317) 773-3130

AUTOMOBILE REPAIRS,

SERVICE & TOWING

Renners Body Works

Steve Renner

8190 E. 146th St.


(317) 773-9792

www.rennersbodyworks.com

BAKERY/CATERER

Heavenly Sweets

Tanya S. Marshall

610 Hannibal St.


(317) 770-9399

www.heavenlysweetscakes.com

BANKS & FINANCIAL

INSTITUTIONS

Community Bank

Charles Crow

830 Logan St.

P.O. Box 1990


(317) 773-0800

www.cbindianaonline.com

The Farmers Bank

Sydney Loomis

16940 Clover Road


(317) 773-3100

www.thefarmersbank.com

First Merchants Bank

Cindy White

17833 Foundation Drive

P.O. Box 9


(317) 770-7570

www.firstmerchants.com

Harris Bank

Brian Sapp

107 W. Logan St.


(317) 770-1522

www.harrisbank.com

KeyBank

Teresa Goo

110 N. 9th St.


(317) 776-5600

www.keybank.com

M&I Bank

Tim Marshall

350 Logan St.


(317) 770-4662

www.micorp.com

PNC Bank

Heather Snell

300 Sheridan Road


(317) 773-5550

www.pnc.com

STAR Financial

Emily McIntosh

14160 Mundy Dr., Ste. 100


(317) 566-3181

www.starfinancial.com

The Huntington National Bank

Susie Roberts

949 E. Conner St.


(317) 776-4212

www.huntington.com

BANQUET & MEETING FACILITY

The Mansion at Oak Hill

Jennifer Beth

5801 E. 116th St.

Carmel, IN 46033

(317) 843-9850

www.oakhillmansion.com

Palomino Ballroom

Jenny Burger

481 South County Road 1200 East

Zionsville, IN 46077

(317) 769-4180

www.palominoballroom.com

BEAUTY SALON & SPA

Chateau Bijou Salon & Spa

Doug Fields

802 Mulberry St., D-1


(317) 770-0007

www.chateaubijou.net

Halo Hair Studio

Marilyn Garcia

215 Sheridan Road


(317) 773-1002

BLOOD AND ORGAN BANKS

Indiana Blood Center

Janice Spicklemier

17215 Harger Court


(317) 432-5928

www.indianablood.org

BOWLING

Coopers Stardust Bowl

Cheree Cooper-Filmore

845 Westfield Road


(317) 773-3831

www.coopersstardustbowl.com

BUILDERS-DEVELOPERS-

MANAGEMENT

Bedrock Builders Inc.

Steve Ball

14820 North Pointe Blvd., Ste. 100


(317) 770-3900

www.bedrockbuilders.com

BUSINESS ADVISOR

SCORE

Detlef Rathman

Noblesville City Hall

16 South 10th St.


(317) 776-6363

www.indyscore.org

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

CONSULTANTS

Miller Consulting Group

Eric Patz

802 Mulberry St., Ste. A


(317) 219-6861

www.mcg-inc.net

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

CONSULTANTS

Sandol & Associates

Jake Doll

235 Overland Court, Ste. 200


(317) 776-2491

www.sandol.com

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BUTCHER SHOPS

Martin Jays Butcher Shop

Marty Groves

17647 Little Chicago Road


(317) 867-0088

www.martinjaysbutchershop.com

CABLE TIES - DISTRIBUTOR

Cable Tie Express

Char Cooper

15470 Endeavor Dr., Ste. 100


(317) 844-1233

www.cabletieexpress.com

CAR WASH

Car Wash King

Sean Schledt

1502 S. 10th St.


(317) 773-0341

www.mycarwashking.com

CATERERS

Pulliens City Cafeteria

Barbara Jackson

18845 Long Walk Lane


(317) 773-2064

Zecks North Carolina Barbecue

Jeff Zeckel

519 N. 17th St.


(317) 774-1955

www.zecksbbq.com

CHAPLAINCY

Hamilton County Sheriffs

Chaplaincy, Inc.

Chaplain Tom Burton

18100 Cumberland Road


(317) 776-1824

www.hamiltoncountychaplains.com

CHIMNEY CLEANING/

REPAIRING

Becks Chimney Sweep

Carmen Clift

22354 Overdorf Road


(317) 773-1011

www.beckschimneysweep.com

CHIROPRACTORS

Chiropractic Health

and Max Performance

Dr. Ian Stone

9625 East 150th St., Ste. 105


(317) 219-4980

www.champchiropractic.com

Grant Family Chiropractic

Dr. Pamela Grant

175 Sheridan Road


(317) 219-0354

www.grantfamilychiropractic.com

Hamilton County Chiropractic

Dr. Abraham W. Beaber II

220 Lakeview Drive


(317) 776-1061

www.hamiltoncountychiro.com

Pala Chiropractic & Wellness

Dr. Shawn Pala

14701 Cumberland Road,

Ste. 350


(317) 770-1970

www.palachiropractic.com

Woloshin Chiropractic Office

Dr. Mark Woloshin

303 S. 8th St.

P.O. Box 1723


(317) 773-3488

CHURCHES

Faith Community Church

Rev. C. Allan Hazen

19201 Promise Road


(317) 770-9920

www.faithcomm.com

Family Praise Center

Pastor Norman F. Chaudion

2140 Greenfield Ave.


(317) 773-4630

www.FamilyPraiseCenter.com

First Christian Church

Rev. John B. Davis


P.O. Box 189


(317) 773-4582

www.noblechalice.org

First Presbyterian Church

of Noblesville

Rev. Eric Gale

1207 Conner St.


(317) 773-2383

www.fpc-noblesville.org

First United Methodist Church

Rev. N. Jack Wolfe

2051 E. Monument St.


(317) 773-2500

www.nfumc.net

Genesis Church

Rev. Paul Mumaw

1702 Pleasant St.


(317) 774-8627

www.genesisnoblesville.com

Hazel Dell Christian Church

Rev. Kurt Berger

14501 Hazell Dell Pkwy.

Carmel, IN 46033

(317) 846-9828

www.hdchristian.org

Noblesville Baptist Church

Rev. Seth Leeman

1338 E. Pleasant St.


(317) 773-1501

www.noblesvillebaptist.org

Watermark Church

Rev. John Freed

15045 Fawn Hollow Lane


(317) 502-6804

www.watermarkchurch.us

White River Christian Church

Rev. Fred Knoll

1685 N. 10th St.


(317) 773-2233

www.wrcc.org

CLEANERS - CARPET/

UPHOLSTERY

Indiana Restoration Services

Darren Peck

1710 S. 10th St.


(317) 776-9942

www.indianarestoration.com

CLEANING - RESIDENTIAL &

COMMERCIAL

Castle Maid

Gary & Barb Isaacson

722 B Harbourtown Court


(317) 877-1017

CLEANING & RESTORATION

Boldens Cleaning

& Restoration Services

Joe Burris

112 Park 32 West Drive


(317) 773-7683

www.boldens.com

COMMUNICATIONS-

TELECOMMUNICATION

CONSULTANTS

AMK Services

Trevis Stamper

15555 Stony Creek Way


(740) 202-3024

AT&T

Steve Powell

240 N. Meridian St., Ste. 1819


(317) 265-5965

www.att.com

Com1 Wireless

Amber Sherrill

17159 Mercantile Blvd.


(317) 773-1111

www.com1wirelss.com

COMPUTER NETWORKING

& SERVICE

Link 2 Technologies, Inc.

Bill Werler

844 Dorchester Drive


(317) 877-8324

www.link2tech.com

On-Ramp Indiana, Inc.

Mark LePere

859 Conner St.


(317) 774-2100

www.ori.net

CONSTRUCTION - COMMERCIAL

Commercial Team Construction

Rick Beaver

7092 Summer Oak Drive


(317) 440-6829

www.ctcconstruction.com

CONSTRUCTION - GENERAL

Gollner Construction Co., Inc.

Michael Gollner

20102 James Road


(317) 773-9343

[email protected]

Sharkey Nails It! Construction

Mick Sharkey

5674 Doe Way


(317) 877-6245

www.sharkeynailsit.com

CONSTRUCTION/DESIGN

COMPANIES

MacInnis Construction

& Design Corp.

Patty MacInnis

1720 Cicero Road


(317) 774-1010

www.macinniscustom.com

CONSULTING

PMSI, inc.

William Shepler

P.O. Box 900


(765) 534-7000

www.pmsicorp.com

Riveredge Professional Center

John C. Landy

18077/25 River Road


(317) 773-6079

www.riveredgeprofessional

center.com

CONSULTING AND SUPPORT,

BUSINESS CONTINUITY

& DISASTER RECOVERY

Perpetual IT Solutions

John West

820 Elmwood Circle


(317) 850-8377

www.perpetualitsvc.com

CONSULTING - ENERGY EFFICIENCY

Re Think LLC

Greg Silcox

P.O. Box 42

Westfield, IN 46074

(317) 710-4830

www.rethinkelectricity.com

CONTRACTORS - ASPHALT

PAVING

E & B Paving, Inc.

Mark Jones

17042 Middletown Ave.


(317) 773-4132

www.ebpaving.com

CONTRACTORS - COMMERCIAL

Instant Metals Company, Inc.

Steven Snyder



(317) 770-0556

Meyer Najem

Sam Mishelow

13099 Parkside Drive

Fishers, IN 46038

(317) 577-0007

www.meyer-najem.com

Smith Development

& Construction Co.

Dan Smith

10330 Pleasant St., Ste. 100


(317) 773-2803

www.sdcco.com

Sullivan Corporation

Terry Sullivan



(317) 776-2770

www.sullivan-corp.com

CONTRACTORS - GENERAL

Elbert Construction

Matt Fischer



(317) 219-3797

www.elbertroofing.com

COUNSELING SERVICES

Aspire Indiana

Tonya Nichols

9615 E. 148th St.


(317) 587-0500

www.aspireindiana.org

CREDIT UNIONS

FORUM Credit Union

Lone Callahan

P.O. Box 50738


(317) 558-6000

www.forumcu.com

Indiana Members Credit Union

Cathy Moritz

9710 Butterfly Drive


(317) 773-3966

www.imcu.org

Teachers Credit Union

Matt Humphrey

17000 Mercantile Blvd.


(317) 770-2327

www.tcunet.com

DATA ENTRY, SCANNING &

PROCESSING

Boland Technology Solutions, Inc.

Nick Boland

17555 Willow View Road, Ste. A


(317) 770-8981

www.bolandtech.com

DATA SERVICES

MousePAD Data & Consulting

Services, LLC

Carrie Anders

465 Sheridan Road


(317) 770-5963

www.MousePadConsulting.com

DENTAL TECHNOLOGIES

Therametric Technologies, Inc.

George Stookey, M.S.D., Ph.D.

9880 Douglas Floyd Pkwy.


(317) 565-8065

www.therametric.com

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DENTISTS

Burns Family Dentistry

David E Burns, D.D.S.

128 Lakeview Drive


(317) 773-4526

Chad L. Bailey, D.D.S.

Dr. Chad L. Bailey

341 Logan St., Ste. 110


(317) 773-0010

Family Dental Innovations

Dr. Jeremy Friedman

16000 Prosperity Drive, Ste. 100


(317) 703-1066

www.familydentalinnovations.com

Kluth Family & Cosmetic Dentistry

Mike Kluth

16000 Prosperity Lane


(317) 770-1050

www.drskluth.com

Dr. Mike Bettner, Family

& Cosmetic Dentistry

Mike Bettner

14540 Prairie Lakes Blvd., Ste. 205


(317) 776-1300

www.bettnerdentistry.com

Noble Creek Family Dentistry

James Huseman, D.D.S.



(317) 770-1247

www.noblecreekfamilydentistry.com

Pebble Brook Dentistry, LLC

Christopher Spohr, D.D.S.

5713 Pebble Village Lane


(317) 896-1515

www.pebblebrookdentist.com

Pediatric Dentistry of Noblesville

Joe E. Forgey. D.D.S.

106 Lakeview Drive


(317) 773-3617

Robert L. Holloway, D.D.S.

Dr. Robert L. Holloway

1104 Conner St.

P.O. Box 1173


(317) 773-0278

DEPARTMENT STORES

Big Lots

Rodney Wilkerson

1930 E. Conner St.


(317) 773-6135

www.biglots.com

Walmart

Mike Elmore

16865 Clover Road


(317) 773-2903

FAX: (317) 773-0265

www.walmart.com

DOCK BUILDER

Thomas Docks

Scott Thomas

20799 Riverwood Ave.


(317) 774-3790

www.thomasdocks.com

DRUG ABUSE TESTING

Insight Drug Abuse Testing

Jim Kean

622 South Harbour Drive


(317) 514-0605

EDUCATION/TRAINING/SPECIAL

SERVICES

Purdue Extension Hamilton County

Susan Peterson

2003 E. Pleasant St.


(317) 776-0854

www.ces.purdue.edu/hamilton

EDUCATIONAL CHILDCARE

The Goddard School

Cathi Fuller

2291 Greenfield Ave.


(317) 770-7225

www.goddardschools.com

Primrose School of Noblesville

Tom & Jackie Bell

15707 North Point Blvd.


(317) 752-4084

www.primrosenoblesville.com

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS

Burtner Electric, Inc.

Maxine Burtner

787 N. 10th St.


(317) 773-7663

www.burtnerelectric.com

Gaylor, Inc.

Chuck Goodrich

17225 Kraft Court


(317) 214-6300

www.gaylor.com

ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT &

SUPPLIES

Chapman Electric Supply, Inc.

Jack Chapman

1500 Westfield Road


(317) 773-6712

www.chapmanelectric.com

ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS

INTEGRATORS

Indiana Automation, Inc.

Martha Bissell

9750 E 150th St., Ste. 200


(317) 774-7771

www.indiana-automation.com

EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

Supportive Systems, LLC

Pam Ruster

25 Beachway Drive, Ste. C


(317) 788-4111

www.supportivesystems.com

EMPLOYMENT/TEMPORARY/

STAFFING SERVICES

Express Employment Professionals

Curt Osweiler

7243 Fishers Landing Drive

Fishers, IN 46038

(317) 596-9370

www.indy.expresspros.com

WorkOne Hamilton County

Helen Taylor

10204 Lantern Road

Fishers, IN 46038

(317) 841-8194

ENGINEERING

Floyd E. Burroughs & Associates, Inc.

Floyd E. Burroughs, Jr.

1108 S. 9th St.


(317) 849-9722

www.febengr.com

Professional Engineers Group

Mike Marinaro

136 South 9th St., Ste. 106


(317) 770-0086

www.pegroup.us

ENGINEERING/MANUFACTURING

SMC Corporation of America

Kelley Stacy

10100 SMC Blvd.


(317) 899-4440

www.smcusa.com

Universal Blower Pac

Ray Fiechter

440 Park 32 West Drive


(317) 773-7256

www.universalblowerpac.com

ENTERTAINMENT

Live Nation

Rob Lower

9100 Keystone Crossing, Ste. 700


317-249-2748

www.livenation.com

Sunny Moon The Original

Great DJ Entertainment

444 Banbury Road


(317) 776-3666

www.sunnymoondj.com

Verizon Wireless Music Center

Susan Kreiner

12880 East 146th St.


(317) 776-8181

www.verizonwirelessmusiccenter.com

ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS

Active Environmental Services, Inc.

Kim Forster

3906 West 86th St.


(317) 871-8560

www.active-environmental.com

Indiana Engineering & Geological

Services Group

David M. Johnson



(317) 773-5020

www.iegs.net

EXCAVATING CONTRACTORS

Final Grade Excavating

Phillip Paull

6787 E. 171st St.


317- 773-8262

www.finalgradex.com

EXTERMINATING SERVICES

AAA Exterminating Company, Inc.

Scott McIntyre

4412 Conner St.


(317) 773-3797

www.aaapests.com

FABRIC, CLASSES,YARN,

CROSS-STITCH,VINTAGE

Always In Stitches

Lyneen Burrow

1808 E. Conner St.


(317) 776-4227

FARM MARKET/

ICE CREAM SHOP

Spencers Farm

Kyle Spencer

7177 E. 161st St.


(317) 776-1560

www.spencerberryfarm.com

FENCES

Bullseye Fence Design, Inc.

Rod Smith

P.O. Box 941


(317) 774-0917

FAX: (317) 595-0113

www.bullseyefence.com

FINANCIAL PLANNING

Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc.

Joseph E. Mitchell

9200 Keystone Crossing, Ste. 200


(317) 853-1100

www.Ameripriseadvisors.com

David A. Noyes & Company

Brian C. Doak, CFP

450 E. 96th St., Ste. 100


(317) 819-4604

www.danoyes.com

Financial Partners Group

Kyle Sweet

3610 River Crossing Pkwy.


(317) 574-2907

Premiere Planning Inc.

Andrew Foster, CFP

7075 Waterview Point


(317) 501-0020

FINANCIAL SERVICES

Elmer Financial, Inc.

R. John Elmer

161 Lakeview Drive


(317) 774-5451

www.elmerfinancial.com

WestPoint Financial Group

Eric Askew

900 E. 96th St., Ste. 300


(317) 208-6355

FINANCIAL SERVICES/

FINANCIAL ADVISORS

Edward Jones

Greg Dickos

24 S. 8th St.


(317) 773-5131

www.edwardjones.com

FIRE & FLOOD RESTORATION

SERVICES

Servpro of Hamilton County

Andy Johnson



(317) 773-0422

FLOORING/FLOOR COVERINGS

Carpet One

Tony Jackson


Ste. 107


(317) 773-2400

www.indianacarpetone.com

Kinseys Floor Covering, Inc.

Pam Kinsey

7875 E. 160th St.


(317) 773-2929

www.kinseysfloorcovering.com

Woodshuck Hardwood Flooring

Sean Shuck

5507 Sheridan Road


(765) 744-5278

FLORISTS

Adrienes Flowers & Gifts

Moffett & Stephen Craig

1249 East Conner St.


(317) 773-6065

www.adrienesflowers.com

FOOD SERVICES/DISTRIBUTION

GFS Marketplace

Paul Schneider

9540 Masters Road


(317) 845-0712

www.gfsmarketplace.com

FOOTBALL CLUB

Indiana Mustang Football Club, Inc.

Garrett Doan

8225 Briarhill Lane


(317) 348-4565

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FUNERAL HOMES

Randall & Roberts Funeral Home

Tom Randall

1150 Logan St.


(317) 773-2584

www.randallrobertsfuneralhome.com

FURNITURE

Aarons Sales and Lease Ownership

Joseph Stepke



(317) 773-4984

www.aarons.com

Godby Home Furnishings. Inc.

Jeff Godby

14550 Mundy Drive


(317) 214-4321

www.godbyhomefurnishings.com

GARDEN CENTERS/NURSERIES/

FARM MARKETS

Gatewood Vegetable Farm

Bill Gatewood

9555 E. 206th St.


(317) 773-1214

www.gatewoodvegetablefarm.com

L & M Gardens, Inc.

Lloyd C. Long

27 Forest Bay Lane

Cicero, IN 46034

(317) 877-6148

Mustard Seed Landscapes

and Garden Center

Mark Skipper

77 Metsker Lane


(317) 776-2300

www.mustardseedlandscapes.com

Stonycreek Farm, Inc.

Loren Schmierer

11366 S.R. 38 E.


(317) 773-3344

www.stonycreekfarm.net

GAS COMPANIES

Vectren Energy Delivery

Randy Crutchfield


P.O. Box 1700


(317) 776-5544

www.vectren.com

GIFT SHOPS

Linden Tree

Rori Anderson

856 Logan St.


(317) 773-3238

www.lindentreegifts.com

GOLF CLUBS

Harbour Trees Golf Club

Tracy Barker

333 Regents Park Lane


(317) 877-3612

www.harbourtrees.com

Pebble Brook Golf Course

Ted Corbin

3110 Westfield Road


(317) 896-5596

www.pebblebrookgolf.com

Purgatory Golf Club

Michael E. Merchent

12160 E. 216th St.


(317) 776-4653

www.purgatorygolf.com

StonyCreek Golf Club

Sam Taylor

11800 E. 166th St.

P.O. Box 1021


(317) 773-1820

www.golfers.com/stonycreek

The Edgewood Golf and Dining

Gary and Cindy Reynolds

519 Golf Club Road

Anderson, IN 46011

765-642-4979

www.theedgewood.net

The Sagamore Club

Wes Marshall

10900 Golden Bear Way


(317) 776-2000

www.thesagamoreclub.com

GOLF INDOOR TRAINING

AND PRACTICE

Golf 365

Scott Diehl

9625 E. 150th St., Ste. 101


(317) 773-4860

www.iplaygolf365.com

GOURMET DESSERTS

Atkins Desserts, LLC

Joe Mazero



(317) 773-3330

www.awrey.com

GOVERNMENT OFFICES

Christine Altman

Hamilton County Commissioner

P.O. Box 108

Carmel, IN 46082

(317) 575-0599

City of Noblesville

Mayor John Ditslear

16 S. 10th St.


(317) 773-4614

www.cityofnoblesville.org

Hamilton County Parks

& Recreation

Michele Dixon

15513 S. Union St.

Carmel, IN 46033

(317) 770-4400

www.myhamiltoncountyparks.com

Hamilton County Sheriffs Dept.

Sheriff Mark Bowen

18100 Cumberland Road


(317) 773-1872

www.hamiltoncounty.in.gov

Kathy Richardson

Indiana State Representative,

Dist. 29

1363 Grant St.


(317) 773-6123

Steven Dillinger, Hamilton County

Commissioner

Steven Dillinger

P.O. Box 1988


(317) 773-8888

GROCERS/SUPERMARKETS/

CONVENIENCE STORES

Marsh Supermarkets, LLC

David M. Redden

333 S. Franklin Road


(317) 594-2100

www.marsh.net

The Kroger Company

John Elliott

172 W. Logan St.


(317) 776-3344

www.kroger.com

HARDWARE

Kirk Hardware, Inc.

Bill Prater

848 Logan St.


(317) 773-4371

Noblesville Ace Hardware

Pat and Alison Deary

130 Logan St.


(317) 770-5223

HEALTH & FITNESS CENTERS

Cardinal Fitness



(317) 774-0900

www.cardinalfitnessindy.com

Hamilton County Sports Complex

Mark Niederberger

9625 E. 150th Street, Suite 209


(317) 773-4150

www.thesportscomplex.net

Noblesville Athletic Club

Pam Hill



(317) 776-0222

www.nacfitness.com

HEALTH CARE SERVICES

Humana

Richard Mandel

8888 Keystone Crossing,

Ste. 750


(317) 319-5571

www.humana.com

Maple Park Village

Dotti Laas

776 N. Union St.

Westfield, IN 46074

(317) 896-2515

www.americansrcommunities.com

HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING

CONTRACTORS

NARDCO Heating

& Air Conditioning

Jim Millikan

1175 S. 10th St.


(317) 776-6720

www.nardcoheating.com

Sexton Environmental Systems

Dean Sexton

13455 SR 38 East


(317) 773-4256

HOME BUILDERS

Bedrock Builders Inc.

Steve Ball

14820 North Pointe Blvd.,

Ste. 100


(317) 770-3900

www.bedrockbuilders.com

HOME IMPROVEMENT

Reynolds Farm Equipment

Gary Reynolds

P.O. Box 218

Fishers, IN 46038

(317) 849-0810

www.reynoldsfarmequipment.com

HOSPITALS

Clarian North Medical Center

Joy Davis

11700 North Meridian St.

Carmel, IN 46032

(317) 688-2000

www.clariannorth.com


Kristi Mengelt

7150 Clearvista Drive


(317) 621-5879

www.ecommunity.com

Riverview Hospital

Pat Fox

395 Westfield Road

P.O. Box 220


(317) 773-0760

www.riverview.org

St.Vincent Health

Margaret Kiser

13500 N. Meridian St.

Carmel, IN 46032

(317) 582-7215

www.stvincent.org

HOTELS/MOTELS

Cambria Suites

John Corbin

13500 Tegler Drive


(317) 773-4970

www.cambriasuites.com

Comfort Suites - Fishers

Jeff Lewis

9760 Crosspoint Blvd.


(317) 578-1200

www.midwesthospitality.com

Fairfield Inn and Suites

by Marriott - Noblesville

Christi Gadd

17960 Foundation Drive


(317) 776-9900

(800) 228-2800


Fishers Hospitality

& Conference Center

Carol Ashworth

9785 North by Northeast Blvd.

Fishers, IN 46037

(317) 558-4100

www.fishershospitalitycc.com

Staybridge Suites

Amanda Heminger

9780 Crosspoint Blvd.


(317) 577-9500

(800) 238-8000

www.staybridgesuites.com/

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Super 8 Motel - Noblesville

Dana Morris

1220 Brookville Way


(317) 356-4000


INDIVIDUALS

Michael B. Kraft

Mike Kraft

1929 Upshur St. N.W.

Washington, DC 20011

(202) 225-3021

Robert L. Sauer

Robert L. Sauer

5650 Elderberry Road


(317) 776-2109

Marshall White

Marshall White

1208 Willow Way


(317) 691-3525

INSURANCE - AUTO & HOME

Allstate Insurance,

Greg Nowak Agent

Greg Nowak


Ste. 180


(317) 386-1370

www.gregnowak.com

American Family Insurance,

Brian Schulze Agency

Brian Schulze


Ste. 9


(317) 770-6011

www.brianschulzeagency.com

Farmers Insurance Agency Point

Jonathan Clevenger

13881 Canopy Lane

Fishers, IN 46038

(317) 220-2806

www.farmers.com

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INSURANCE - PERSONAL &

COMMERCIAL

Mannix Agency

Bruce Mannix

18623 Wychwood Place


(317) 405-3218

www.nationwide.com/bruce-mannix

William J. Maynard Agency

Bill Maynard

501 S. 9th St.


(317) 219-6727

www.williammaynard.com

INSURANCE & FINANCIAL

PLANNING

Foresight Financial Management

Norman Merlet

8425 Woodfield Crossing Blvd.,

Ste. 25


(317) 469-9534

www.mfpjh.com

INSURANCE CLAIMS ADJUSTING

SERVICES

Eagle Adjusting Services, Inc.

Karla J. Elliott

14701 Cumberland Road, Ste. 300


(317) 770-6050

www.eagleadjusting.com

INSURANCE MARKETING GROUP

Gordon Marketing Insurance

Sylvia Gordon

20240 Hague Road


(317) 776-6770

INSURANCE SERVICES

Angie Sutton, State Farm Insurance

Angie Sutton



(317) 773-1900

www.angiesutton.com

Brown & Brown Insurance

Brad McClaine

11555 N. Meridian St., Ste 220

Carmel, IN 46032

(317) 574-5000

www.bbindy.com

Charles L. Howard, Insurance

Michelle Ferraro

1296 E. Conner St.


(317) 773-0100

Dan Shields Insurance Agency

Ed Bowling

616 Marion Ave.

P.O. Box 501

Arcadia, IN 46030

(317) 984-3628

www.danshieldsinsurance.com

Ellinger Riggs Insurance

& Mortgage

Rob Ellinger

111 Carey Drive


(317) 774-9400

www.ellingerriggs.com

Farm Bureau Insurance

Bill Davis

1805 S. 10th St.

P.O. Box 380


(317) 773-2431

www.infarmbureau.com

Fearrin Insurance Agency

Lon A. Brown

111 N. Rangeline Road

P.O. Box 126

Carmel, IN 46082

(317) 846-4275

www.fearrin.webagent4u.com

Fisher-Hunter & Associates

Insurance Service

Deirdre R. Fisher

1212 Westfield Road


(317) 770-3333

www.fisherandassociates

insurance.com

MassMutual - Blue Chip Enterprises

Pat Duginske

900 E. 96th St., Ste. 300


(317) 208-6341

www.finsvcs.com/duginske

Penwell Insurance

Craig Penwell, Jr.

30 South Peru St.

P.O. Box 828

Cicero, IN 46034

(317) 984-3300

www.Penwellinsurance.com

State Farm Insurance

Ed Southard

51 N. 10th St.


(317) 773-5830

Walker & Associates Insurance

Leeann Walker Murray

533 Roxbury Lane


(317) 685-4496

Wells Fargo Insurance Services

Fred J. Day

7400 N. Shadeland Ave.,

Ste. 100


(317) 841-5112

www.americanmedscan.com

INSURANCE TRAINING

Professional Concepts

& Services, Inc.

Sue Southwood

116 Abbey Court


(317) 773-7585

INSURANCE/INVESTMENTS

Harbour Wealth Partners

Michael Shirk, CLU, CFP

9850 Westpoint Drive, Ste. 300


(317) 579-4844

www.lpl.com/efa

INTERIOR DECORATORS &

DESIGNERS

Platinum Living LLC

Laura Smith

960 Logan St.


(317) 776-8701

www.platinumlivingllc.com

INTERIOR PLANT LEASING

SERVICE

Paradise Plantscapes, Inc.

Jeff Clelland

164 Carey Drive


(317) 776-3928

www.liveplantrental.com

INTERNET TECHNOLOGIES/

INTERNET SOLUTIONS

PROVIDERS

Comcast Business Class

Kimberly Ruggiero

5330 E. 65th St.


(317) 275-6313

www.business.comcast.com/

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INVESTMENT SECURITIES

Edward Jones & Company

Bryce E. Adam

245 Sheridan Road


(317) 770-1606

JANITORIAL EQUIPMENT/

SUPPLIES

Supply Warehouse, Inc.

David Graves



www.goswi.com

JEWELERS

Smiths Jewelers

ODell Lakes

98 N. 9th St.


(317) 773-3383

www.smithsonthesquare.com

LAND DEVELOPMENT

DeBoy Land Development

Services, Inc.

Michael L. DeBoy

501 South 9th St., Ste. 100


(317) 770-1801

www.deboyland.com

LANDFILL - CLEAN

Noblesville Landfill

Marie Frash

1801 S. 8th St.


(317) 770-8155

LANDSCAPE CONTRACTORS/

DESIGNERS/NURSERIES

BAM Outdoor

Mike Broshears

2919 SR 32 East

P.O. Box 2132


(317) 896-1414

www.bam-outdoor.com

Green Vista Landscaping, Inc.

TJ Houghtalen

23090 SR 37 North


(317) 773-7911

www.greenvistalandscaping.com

Mustard Seed Landscapes

and Garden Center

Mark Skipper

77 Metsker Lane


(317) 776-2300

www.mustardseedlandscapes.com

LANDSCAPING/SNOW REMOVAL

Davey Commercial Grounds

Management

Fred Lykins

6801 Hawthorn Park Drive


(317) 849-4760

Greenview, Inc.

Todd Davis

P.O. Box 846


(317) 507-5249

www.greenviewinc.com

LAWN CARE

Spring-Green Lawn Care

Alan Bilbrey

10684 Magenta Drive

P.O. Box 1221


(317) 773-0300

www.spring-green.com

LAWN CARE/LANDSCAPING

Boram Lawn & Irrigation Services

Danielle Boram Robinson

15898 State Road 38 East


(317) 773-5603

www.boramonline.com

Davey Commercial Grounds

Management

Fred Lykins

6801 Hawthorn Park Drive


(317) 849-4760

Greenview, Inc.

Todd Davis

P.O. Box 846


(317) 507-5249

www.greenviewinc.com

Hamilton County Lawn Care, LLC

Bill Labinowicz

1895 Conner St.


(317) 489-1822

www.hamiltoncountylawncare.com

Holiday Bright Lights

Jim Labinowicz

1895 Conner St.


(317) 489-8221


Hoosier Gardener

Peg Adams

1895 Conner St.


(317) 402-2699


Hoosier LawnChem

Luke Adams

1895 Conner St.


(765) 513-0098


LIBRARIES - PUBLIC

Hamilton East Public Library

Cheryl Jurgens

One Library Plaza


(317) 770-3239

www.hepl.lib.in.us

LIQUOR STORES

Mr. Gs Liquor

Myron Glover

2209 E. Conner St.


(317) 773-3471

www.mrgsliquors.com

MALL

Hamilton Town Center

Tiffany Cring

13901 Town Center Blvd.,

Ste. 1000


(317) 214-6956

www.simon.com

MANUFACTURERS

Burco Corporation

Jody Lippott



(317) 773-5699

www.burco-molding.com

Field Rubber Products, Inc.

Mike Field

3211 E. Conner St.


(317) 773-3787

www.fieldrubber.com

Industrial Dielectrics, Inc.

Jay Merrell

407 S. 7th St.

P.O. Box 357


(317) 773-1766

www.idiplastic.com

King Systems Corporation

Steve Davis



(317) 776-6823

www.kingsystems.com

Perfecto Manufacturing, Inc.

Rhonda Bennett

20975 Creek Road

P.O. Box 539


(317) 773-6627

Warner Bodies

Carl Rugenstein

1699 S. 8th St.

P.O. Box 2076


(317) 773-2100

www.warnerbodies.com



MARINAS

The Marina Limited Partnership

Allen Rosenberg

11691 Fall Creek Road


(317) 845-0270

MARKETING & ADVERTISING

Great Deals Savings Magazine

Steve Mougeotte

6521 SR 67

Pendleton, IN 46064

(765) 648-3302

www.greatdealsmagazine.net

Town Planner Community Calendar

Tim DiGioia

P.O. Box 119

Westfield, IN 46074

(317) 270-4743

www.townplanner.com

MATERIALS CUTTING

Abrasive Waterjet of Indiana

Tom Irving

1780 S. 10th St.


(317) 773-1631

www.waterjetindiana.com

MATTRESSES

Walls Mattress

Austin Walls

2355 Conner St.


(317) 773-7800

www.wallsmattress.net

MEDICAL EQUIPMENT

MANUFACTURER

Helmer, Inc.

David Helmer

14395 Bergen Blvd.


(317) 773-9073

(800) 743-5637

www.helmerinc.com

METAL FABRICATION

Gem-Rose Corporation

Roger Brown

597 Christian Ave.

P.O. Box 644


(317) 773-6400

MOBILE HOME PARK

Westbrook Village

Charles Spartz

17301 River Ave.


(317) 773-7003

MORTGAGE LOANS & BANKERS

Lundin & Associates, Inc.

Brian Lundin

56 S. 9th St.


(317) 773-0606

www.lundinmortgage.com

MUSEUMS

Conner Prairie Museum

Angela Tuell


Fishers, IN 46038-4499

(317) 776-6000

www.connerprairie.org

Indiana Transportation Museum

Art Hall

P.O. Box 83


(317) 773-6000

www.itm.org

MUSIC CENTER - ORGANS

Lamberts Lowrey Organ Center

Judy Lambert

573 Westfield Road


(317) 773-2002

www.lambertsmusic.com

NEWSPAPERS

IBJ Media

Greg Morris

41 E. Washington St., Ste. 200


(317) 634-6200

www.ibj.com

Indiana Media Group

Harold Allen

250 South Elm St.

Zionsville, IN 46077

(317) 873-6397

www.indianamediagroup.com

Star Media

Anne Templeton

307 North Pennsylvania St.


(317) 444-4172

www.indystar.com

The Times

Tim Timmons

641 Westfield Road


(317) 770-9372

www.thetimes24-7.com

NON-PROFIT COMMUNITY SERVICE

Cancer Service

of Hamilton County, Inc.

Ronald Wilson

2066 Field Drive


(317) 776-1519

www.hamiltoncountyveterans.com

The Cherish Center

Wendy Rayburn

493 Westfield Blvd., Ste. C


(317) 773-3275

www.thecherishcenter.org

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