HRMA
To broaden members' knowledge of current personnel administration techniques and methods of dealing with personnel problems; to provide an opportunity for members to exchange and discuss information relating to personnel matters in a confidential manner; to encourage better human resources management and industrial relations in the area; and to keep members informed of legislative issues and community affairs relating to personnel interests.
Regular luncheon meetings are held monthly from October through July, the third Thursday of each month at various locations.
The Licking County HRMA group is a SHRM affiliate.
HRMA 2008 Officers:
Pres. Thom Hillberry, SPHR - Tamarack Farms Dairy - thomas.hillberry@kroger.com
President Elect April Rogers, SPHR - april.rogers@ecolab.com
Past President Michele Amspaugh - Matesich Distributing - michele.amspaugh@matesichdistributing.com
Vice President Dianna Sayre - dianna_sayre@abercrombie.com
Treasurer Vicky Crist - LC Chamber of Commerce - vcrist@lickingcountychamber.com
For more information regarding SHRM please visit: www.shrm.org or to become a SHRM member please visit: www.shrm.org/application.
SHRM foundation website: www.shrm.org/foundation/
The Human Resource Certification Institute (HRCI) is the leading independent, internationally recognized certifying body for the HR profession. Website: www.hrci.org/
Licking County Safety Council
All About Safety
Developing and maintaining a safe workplace is no easy task. That is why local companies and the community make a combined effort to develop and maintain a safe workplace. They accomplish this task through Ohio safety councils, all of which have the same goal - to increase safety awareness.
Currently there are 80 safety councils in Ohio with more than 10,000 members.
To promote safety in business and industry within Licking County; to hold quality meetings pertaining to occupational safety and health, Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation services and rehabilitation; programs are coordinated by the Chamber through the Div. of Safety & Hygiene.
Regular luncheon meetings are held monthly year-round, the second Tuesday of each month at various locations. Special seminars and meetings are held with notices being posted on our website.
Steering Committee Members: John Principe - Denison University, Mary Lou Rauch - Bayer MaterialScience, Mitzie Wilson - Wilson's Garden Center, Al Dantzer - Kaiser Aluminum, Jan Downey - Signature Occupational Health, Bill Bradley, Momentive Performance Materials, Joan Clark - Harry & David, Greg Romans - Buckeye Linen, Louise Decker - LCBDMR/DD, Lyle Hager - C-TEC, Vicky Crist - Licking County Chamber of Commerce - Safety Council Manager, Rhonda Church, BWC and Michelle Francisco - BWC - Safety Council Advisor.
Safety Council is sponsored by the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation's Division of Safety & Hygiene.
For more information about Ohio safety councils, call the Division of Safety & Hygiene at 1-800-OHIOBWC and press 2 and then 2, or access BWC's Web site at ohiobwc.com for a complete listing.
Manufacturers' Council
To support the development of manufacturing in Licking County and to serve as a sounding board for new ideas relating to industrial growth.
Luncheon meetings are held the first Wednesday of each month at various locations.
This group is made up of over 25 local manufacturing leaders that have a great interest in the Licking County Area.
Fred Ramquist, Owens Corning is the Chairman.
Community Leadership of Licking County
In 1982 The Newark Area Chamber of Commerce formed the Leadership Tomorrow program. Today a new educational partnership sponsored by The Licking County Chamber of Commerce; C-TEC; the Newark Campus of The Ohio State University and The Central Ohio Technical College called Community Leadership of Licking County has replaced that organization. The purpose of Community Leadership is to identify a broad variety of citizens from Licking County who have demonstrated an interest in assuming greater leadership roles; to educate them through programs that broaden and deepen their knowledge of the county’s challenges and opportunities; and, to inspire them to commit their future leadership activities individually and/or collectively to areas that will result in advancing the welfare of the people of our community. For more information, please contact Fred Paul, Executive Director at 740.364.2260.
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