Corporate and Community Members

AMIG (American Modern Insurance Group)

Member – Buffy Clements, Sr. Specialist – Litigation

Corporate office | 7000 Midland Blvd. | Amelia, OH 45102 | [email protected]
Mailing address | PO Box 5323 | Cincinnati, OH 45201-5323

These values are regularly emphasized by corporate leadership, beginning with the new hire orientation and extending into meetings where decisions are weighed against the values to help determine a course of action. Our Code of Conduct and Ethics is at the cornerstone of these values. These values also apply to our agents and agent partners that abide by a Producer Code of Conduct.

• We act with integrity.
• We deliver through teamwork.
• We strive for personal growth.
• We are committed to superior performance.
• We are accountable for our actions and results.
• We leverage our interdependence.

Batavia Township, Ohio

Karen Swartz, Township Administrator, Batavia Township, 1535 Clough Pike, Batavia, OH 45103-8726

[email protected]; 513.732.3888

2020 Census Population: 27,660 – Clermont County’s fastest growing Township between 2010 and 2020. The trend is continuing. Land Area: 41.6 square miles. https://bataviatownship.org/administrator

Child Focus

Member: Beth McManus, Vice President of Operations

4629 Aicholtz Road, Cincinnati, OH 45244; https://www.child-focus.org

Child Focus incorporated in 1977 under the direction of Jim Carter, Founder and CEO, and a dynamic volunteer Board of Directors who aggressively sought quality services for the children and families of Clermont County. Child Focus was awarded Federal Head Start preschool funding and expanded our children’s mental health services in 1982.

The mission of Child Focus is to join with communities in improving the quality of life for children, families and adults. Child Focus is a leader in the industries of early childhood and behavioral health by creating responsive and innovative programs in collaboration with individuals, families, community agencies and institutions. Our early care and education, prevention and treatment programs improve coping mechanisms, provide support, promote school readiness and success and encourage growth and self-sufficiency for the children, families and adults in our community.

Clermont Chamber of Commerce

Joy Lytle, President and CEO

4355 Ferguson Drive, Ste. 150; Cincinnati, OH 45245-5136

Clermont County is a place where you really can have it all, the activity, connection, and conveniences of modern city living paired with the lifestyle, pace, and sense of community you want. Here, there’s a healthy balance of opportunities, talent, access, and infrastructure, all of the things that help businesses grow and thrive.

We believe if the community is growing and prosperous, then business will prosper. Here, we think beyond economic development, and work together toward advancing our community’s quality of life.

We build true partnerships, fostering collaboration and connection to the people and resources to make things happen, and make Clermont County be all it can be. And our collective investment will continue to empower action, ignite growth and influence generations to come.

Clermont County Board of Developmental Disabilities

Members: Dan Ottke, Lisa Davis, Angie Stanton, and Megan Werring

2040 US Highway 50, Batavia, OH 45103; 513-732-4921

The mission of the Clermont County Board of Developmental Disabilities is to help those we serve expand capabilities and navigate the possibilities. We envision a culture comprised of inclusive communities where people with disabilities thrive and live a life on their own terms. Clermont DD has been building skills/empowering people for more than 55 years.

Clermont County Park District

Member: Josh Torbeck, Executive Director, and Cae Skiff, Naturalist

2156 US Highway 50, Batavia, OH 45103; 513-732-2977; https://clermontparks.org/

The Clermont County Park District was formed in 1970 as a separate political subdivision of the State of Ohio. The county probate judge appoints a three-member volunteer board of commissioners who serve three-year terms without pay.

Mission Statement
To acquire, plan, develop, program and maintain park property in the county for residents and nonresidents alike. To secure the preservation of open space and places of scenic or historic

Clermont County Public Library

Member: Amy Matheney, Branch Manager

108 S. Third Street, Batavia, 45103; 513-732-2128; https://clermontlibrary.org/batavia/

Clermont County Public Library began library service in 1955, with a bookmobile and a small office as its first facilities. Since then, the library system has expanded to 10 locations, achieving a goal of the Library Board to have a library within fifteen minutes driving time of all Clermont County residents.

The library is governed by a seven-member Board of Trustees appointed by the Clermont County Commissioners and the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas. The board, in turn, hires the library director who implements policies and oversees operations.

Clermont County Public Library receives its revenue from several sources. The state legislature provides the majority of the funding from its biennial budget, while additional money comes from local property taxes. CCPL passed a $.9 Mil operating levy in 2008. Library fines and fees provide the last, and smallest, portion.

Clermont Metropolitan Housing Authority

Alicia Morlatt, Executive Director; 65 S Market St. Batavia, OH 45103 [email protected]

513-732-6010

Public Housing

Public Housing, or Asset Management, was established to provide decent and safe rental housing for eligible families, the elderly, and persons with disabilities.   Asset Management comes in all sizes and types, from scattered single family houses to apartments for elderly families. The Asset Management portfolio of properties are owned and managed by CMHA. It is the responsibility of CMHA to maintain the properties, screen residents for eligibility and conduct lease enforcement.  Clermont Metropolitan Housing Authority owns and manages a mix of family and elderly units throughout Clermont County. Eligible families are matched with properties according to occupancy standards set by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. A percentage of these units are handicapped accessible.

Community Savings Bank – Bethel

Member: John Essen, President/CEO

503 W. Plane Street Bethel, OH 45106; www.bankwith-csb.com

For 133 years, we’ve put our community first. Because the company is owned by our depositors and not stockholders, our attention is focused on community development and customer relationships. Our hometown banking philosophy allows us to create value for the community. We look forward to helping you with your financial needs and to be involved as your financial partner.

Jill Huynh, President & CEO

4601 Eastgate Boulevard, Suite 824, Cincinnati, OH 45245 (513) 732-0130 

The Call to Give

“The idea for Give Like A Mother came from my desire to be a bridge between people who have things they no longer use and people who need those very items. My job as a nurse anesthetist allowed me to build relationships with folks in both of the aforementioned groups. In one particular instance, a friend was in need of some items for her grandchildren that had recently been placed in her care. Within days we’d found her a crib, a high chair, a toddler bed, and large bins of clothing in each size the children were wearing. I thought to myself, ‘we could make this happen any time someone needs a little help.’ Amy Vann, Founder, Board Chairperson

Huhtamaki

Members: Ron Cameron, Jamie Hood, Melinda Stahl

1985 James Sauls Sr. Dr., Batavia OH 45013; 513-201-1525;

https://www.huhtamaki.com/en-us/north-america/about-us/locations/batavia-oh/

Our Batavia, OH facility is nearly 1 million square feet and manufactures cold cups, single and double wall hot cups, and plastic lids. The facility also produces food containers and pressed plates. The Batavia facility also serves as our largest distribution center.

Merchants National Bank

Member: Carrie Shelton, Branch Manager

2033 Hospital Drive, Batavia, OH 45103; 513-735-1000; merchantsnat.com

Moore Family Funeral Homes, LLC

SHARON MOORE, Office Administrator Phone: (513) 732-2221

Moore Family Funeral Homes – Batavia, 225 Spring Street, Batavia, OH 45103; Email: [email protected]

https://www.moorefamilyfuneralhomes.com/our-history

Oldest Single Family Owned and Operated Funeral Homes in America.

200 Years of service to Eastern Hamilton and Western Clermont Counties.

Most families don’t realize that when they call Moore Family Funeral Homes to assist them, that they have called on a family tradition that dates back to 1820. In the beginning, our family was in the business of manufacturing horse-drawn carriages and farm implements. Because we were carpenters and skilled craftsmen, we were occasionally called upon to build coffins for the local families in Clermont, Brown, and Eastern Hamilton Counties.

Salvation Army

Member: Captain James Poloso

87N. Market Street, Batavia, OH 45103; 513-732-6241

The Salvation Army, an international movement, is an evangelical part of the universal Christian Church. Its message is based on the Bible. Its ministry is motivated by the love of God. Its mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human needs in His name without discrimination.

USAF – Recruiting Office at Eastgate

David Fry and Miguel Parada

4476 Glen-Este Withamsville, Cincinnati, OH 45245

The mission of the United States Air Force is to fly, fight, and win – airpower anytime, anywhere. Whether full-time, part-time, volunteer, in or out of uniform, everyone who serves plays a critical role in helping us achieve mission success.