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CNOtes are blog articles about CNO 2.0 evening meetings. CNO 2.0 meetings are held on the third Thursday of the month at 5:30 PM.

Heavier than Air Brewing Co. – Anthony Rocco – Dayton Freight Company

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There are two major types of truck shipments. Full truckload (TL) and less than truckload (LTL). TL Shipments account for 400 billion of the 700 billion shipping business each year. Dayton Freight is in the LTL business. Dayton Freight is a regional carrier in the Midwest with sales of about 60 billion annually. The goal of the company is to be the best regional LTL carrier in the Midwest.

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Ollie’s Craft Beer and Whiskey – Ryan Hawk – The Learning Leader Podcast

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Ryan Hawk creates podcasts and is a keynote speaker. His company is The Learning Leading Show. Ryan is a graduate of Centerville High School. He played football at both Miami University of Ohio and Ohio University. He had a successful run in sales at Lexis/Nexis. he is closing in on 300 podcast interviews of leaders and his podcasts are heard globally.

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Heavier than Air Brewing Company – Hanah’s Treasure Chest – Aneesa Bhimani-Trimble

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Hannah’s Treasure Chest provides basic items for children in need. They are not a direct service organization. A partner such as a counselor or service agency finds people in need and requests to get the items from HTC. Just a few examples of items that can be obtained are clothing, shoes, underwear, diapers, and toys.

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Chappy’s Social House – Matt Somerlot CHS Educator and Track Coach

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This is Matt’s 23rd year coaching track. He values that his sport is a no cut sport at CHS and it is very much needed. Some kids need a chance to interact with other kids, some just need a gym credit, others need to meet a kids to have lunch with. In track there is almost always improvement the kids can see as their times get better sometimes day to day. Track kids learn to compete. He finds what the kids are good at. each kid gets to compete at least once a week.

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Poelking Lanes Dayton Mall – Joe Poelking

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Joe and his cousin run Poelking Lanes. The business was started in the 1940s by his grandfather. World War II caused the lanes to close after a few years because there were not enough workers available to work as pinsetters. The Poelking Lanes on Wilmington Avenue started again in the 1950’s. In November of 2012 the VIP suite at Poelking Lanes South was opened and it is a place to have your own private bowling party.

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Ollie’s Place – Mike Schwartz & Clayton Hicks – H7

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Mike Swartz is the owner of Ollie’s place. They have thousands of choices of beer and whiskey. The name Ollie’s is in honor of his beloved grandfather. Clayton Hicks is the founder and CEO of the H7 Global Network. H7 is a system for finding people that you want to work with and learning business building techniques.

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