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Dear members, neighbors, and friends:

We are very excited to present the first publication of Southpointe Magazine!

This edition covers the news and events for the Southpointe Chamber and the newly-formed Marcellus Shale Chamber. As a special feature, we have inserted a large

centerfold map that can be removed for wall mounting or placed in your car glove box. By the way, we are taking orders NOW for the fall edition: E-mail [email protected].

MARKETING 101: Thanks to our Marketing Director, Terry Caldwell, for developing our member marketing packages.

Help us help you! Send your company press releases, pro-motions, events and pictures. We will publish those on our website. It’s free to members. Please send materials to [email protected].

For a minimal investment, our 6-step Marketing plan works for optimizing your exposure to the 240+ businesses in Southpointe. Look inside for details, as well as a form you can copy, fill-in, and mail/fax back to us, if you’re interested in the package.

VIDEO PRODUCTION: We contracted with Southpointe Tele-com to produce video clips throughout our web site. Ask how you can be a part of the next video featuring your company. Go to www.southpointechamber.com to see the latest videos.

AERIAL PHOTOS: Watch for Dale Risker, Southpointe Chamber President, and I, to be flying over the 2011 Mylan Golf Classic at Southpointe as the official aerial photographers for the event. LIFE IN SOUTHPOINTE: My family and I have lived here for about 15 years and have enjoyed the great scenic walking/bike trails golf, ice hockey, sand volleyball, spas, swimming pools, soccer fields and playground. Additional events for the community are the Mylan Golf Classic, concerts, local bands, outside dining, and more.

TRADESHOW: Each year, we have over 100 companies in a large tradeshow with record breaking attendance in February. Check out our events calendar, and we hope to see you at the next breakfast, lunch or cocktail mixer!

Thanks again and please feel free to contact me directly for any questions, comments, or suggestions for our magazine, and for our community.

Don Hodor, Executive Director724.873.7777

[email protected]

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Publisher - Southpointe Total Media / Southpointe TelecomManaging Editor / Editor in Chief - Don Hodor

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Welcome To Southpointe - Live • Work • Play ............................. 4 By Don HodorSouthpointe Chamber Partners with marcellusUSA.com ........... 6Level 3 offers Fiber Optic Internet .............................................. 6Southpointe Telecom Celebrates 14 years ................................. 6Bypass The ‘Financial Recession’ ............................................ 10Largest Roofing Company in The East ..................................... 12Horizon Properties Dominates in Development ........................ 15IPS Chooses Southpointe......................................................... 16Southpointe Trending Towards Startups ................................... 17Range Resources’ New Regional Headquarters ...................... 18Southpointe Chamber Commits to Video Production ............... 19Waynesburg University’s New Building .................................... 20JBLS Opens Second Office at Southpointe .............................. 21Fine Dining, A Short Drive From Southpointe ........................... 22Kelly Hoover, Real Estate Leader ............................................. 23Southpointe Golf Club Brings in New Pros ............................... 24Local Marketing Company Designs Magazine ......................... 25Hilton & Jacksons at “The Top of The Hill” ............................... 25Dale Risker Official Aerial Photographer .................................. 26Lifestyle Medicine - Treating the Cause ................................... 27

Marcellus Shale Chamber of Commerce .................................. 27Southpointe Construction - Wider Roads ................................. 28Advertise in Future Issues ........................................................ 2910 Reasons To Serve As A Volunteer ...................................... 30 Front Cover Focus Consol Energy ........................................... 31

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Our staff is working with Paul J. Gitnik, Co-Founder of MarcellusUSA.com – a website designed to provide you with recorded oil and gas leases, royalty percentages, data, docu-ments, public records, regulations and general information about Marcellus Shale, accessible online. www.marcellusshalecham-ber.com will provide a link directly to marcellususa.com with a link going back to our Chamber site as well. This is the only collection of data accessible to companies and lease holders for Marcellus Gas and Oil information.

Go to marcellususa.com for more information

LEVEL 3 Offers Fiber Optic Internet to Southpointe BusinessesLevel 3 Communications, one of only six Tier 1 Internet provid-ers in the world offering Fiber Optics Services, is in Southpointe. The company ranks as one of world’s most connected Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and expanding assets have solidified the company’s position as one of the largest IP transit networks in North America and Europe.

In 1998, Level 3 raised $14 billion and was called the “best fund-ed start-up in history.” The company constructed 19,600 route miles, and built the world’s first continuously upgradeable net-work fully optimized for internet protocol (IP). By the end of 2000, Level 3 provided service to 2,700 customers.

Contact Stan Stanek at 412-770-9246

Southpointe Telecom Celebrates 14 Years in Southpointe Need to move into an office and don’t know where to turn to for internet, telephone and printer setup? Southpointe Telecom (lo-cated in Southpointe), provides turnkey packages for the design and installation of VOIP telephone, internet, video conferencing, and CCTV cameras. All of these services are bundled into one package with new IP internet technology.

Contact Bill Griffin at 724-873-7777

Be on hand to witness PGA TOUR winners and future PGA TOUR stars as they compete at the Nationwide Tour’s second annual My-lan Classic, August 29th through September 4th at Southpointe Golf Club. With over 150 charities participating in the ANSYS TICKETS For CHARITY program, you can help support your fa-vorite non-profit organization by purchasing a tournament ticket today! Full week tickets start at $25 and best of all, 100% of the purchase price will be donated to a charity of your choice.

With live international coverage on the Golf Channel, the Mylan Classic offers championship golf, live entertainment and fun for the whole family! Included with your ticket purchase is country music artists Jerrod Niemann and Steel Magnolia in concert Tuesday, Au-gust 30th at the Meadows Race-track and Casino. Your weekly pass also includes Scott Blasey of The Clarks Thursday, September 1st and Joe Grushecky on Friday, September 2nd at Southpointe Golf Club.

Rounding out the Mylan Classic’s week of entertainment is R&B sensation The Spinners and Tino Coury in concert Saturday, Sep-tember 3rd at Southpointe Golf Club. The Spinners list of hits includes ‘Could it be I’m falling in love,’ ‘Then came you’, which led them to the Vocal Group Hall of Fame in 1999. Make an im-mediate impact on our community and order your tickets today. Go to www.mylanclassic.com for details

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The first question that comes to mind is, “How does the recession affect Southpointe as a business community?”

We’re excited to announce that Southpointe is a focal point for opportunities. In spite of plant, factory and business shrinkage nation-ally, Southpointe is growing. All you need to do is drive through Southpointe to see build-ings going up everywhere.

Thanks to our Marketing Director, Terry Caldwell, who recently completed a business census, we have the most accurate list of com-pany resources in the park. We were surprised to learn that 244 businesses and 6,000 employ-ees are working in Southpointe. Fifty or more of these companies are gas and oil industries that have moved in this year. And a plus: just 5 minutes away are new hotels, malls, factory outlets and the Meadows casino.

Our secret? Location, coupled with a well de-signed mixed use park and great government/

private business teamwork. Southpointe is a showcase for successful corporations with great access to the airport, minutes from down-town Pittsburgh, malls, theaters and restau-rants. The golf course, lakeside park setting, wide sidewalks and newly widened roadways are attractions for bringing in prestigious cor-porations.

In conclusion, even though we hear the ‘gloom and doom’ reports from CNN, FOX, etc., the growth opportunity is doubling in Southpointe. What do we do to increase our business oppor-tunity in Southpointe? Based on experience, networking using tools at the Southpointe Chamber and Marcellus Shale Chamber is a good start.

The upcoming tradeshow is the key to meeting the decision makers who can give you an op-portunity to increase sales growth.

For our 6 step marketing plan, call Don Hodor at 724-873-7777.

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They provide unbiased and customized solutions based on your specific needs by bringing to the task years of experience with every possible roofing situation. This is accomplished with extensive surveys up front, life expectancy models, repair ROI analysis and repair versus re-roofing evalu-ations. CentiMark can provide you with the right reasons for each roof type and which com-

mercial roofing solution or flat roof solu-tion is best for you, either a traditional fla-troof or green solution like Solar, Garden, Daylighting or Reflective. When it comes to repairs, customers receive 24/7 live customer service, 24-hour response times, dedicated service crews, extensive “before and after” documentation through an on-line management application tool.

CentiMark opened a new service and prod-uct division. QuestMark Flooring, a divi-sion of CentiMark Corporation, is a source for all industrial, commercial and retail flooring needs. They offer complete single-source flooring solutions, do-it-yourself products, polished concrete flooring, epoxy flooring, floor maintenance and floor clean-ing products.

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Horizon Properties Dominates in Development of Southpointe I and Southpointe II

Horizon Properties Group, LLC, is a uniquely experienced, full-service real es-tate development company with offices lo-cated on Southpointe Blvd. across from the Southpointe Golf Club. Horizon specializes in commercial office development, mixed-use, golf course development (Southpointe Golf Club), residential land development, and project planning and implementation.

Through a mix of vision and knowledge, Horizon Properties Group transformed the acreage of Cecil Township just South of Pittsburgh into Southpointe, and is expand-ing its sphere of influence with Southpointe II--a lifestyle center aimed at redefining lifestyles one amenity at a time through a

mix of office properties, retail, restaurants and residential housing.

Southpointe II includes the development of office space for Consol Energy, Range Re-sources, Homewood Suites, Waynesburg University, and Fairmont Supply, just to name a few. Horizon’s professionals led by Rod Piatt and Mike Swisher envision bring-ing the best of the city into the suburbs, as

well as creating a connected community that makes luxury and functionality acces-sible to residents, business owners, working professionals and shoppers alike.

Call 724-743-7722 for more information on Southpointe opportunities.

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IPS chooses Southpointe IPS, an acronym for Integrated Pipeline Services has chosen Southpointe as their new home. They are located at 501 Corpo-rate Drive in Southpointe, halfway up the hill to Hilton Garden Inn. They provide construction, engineering, project manage-ment, and procurement services to the oil and gas industry, and in this case, for the local Marcellus Shale oil and gas distribu-tion. IPS is owned by the management of IPS, its business units, and the OCM/GFI Power Opportunities Fund II, managed by the GFI Energy Group of Oaktree Capital Management, LP. IPS was formed in June 2008 when Snelson Companies, Inc., located in Sedro-Woolley, Washington, was initially acquired. In July 2009, IPS acquired Tulsa-based Sheehan Pipe Line Con-struction Company--one of the largest, and the oldest, pipeline contractor(s) in the industry. IPS Engineering /EPC, also lo-cated in Tulsa, was formed in July 2009.

At Southpointe, IPS maintains an experienced engineering and construction staff with expertise in cross-country and dis-tribution pipelines, facilities, and integrity/maintenance pro-grams. They are experts at resolving conflicts and identifying issues before they become problems by establishing priorities and coordinating activities to ensure that projects are delivered safely and on time.

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Southpointe has become a hot place to ‘jump start’ a new company. With the gas and oil boom, comes a spark of entrepreneurial spirit.

We interviewed Joe Barcelona and Therese Bell regarding their new company, Southpointe Energy Resource Group, LLC, (SERG) located in the Bailey Center at 125 Technolo-gy Drive.When asked why, Joe stated, “We saw the demand for local contract labor and our ability to source and train people to fill the void in this area, especially as it relates to the gas and oil industry. Although SERG is relatively new, we have over 20 years of combined experience, matching clients and applicants in a timely fashion. Based on selec-tion, we then train them accordingly and have them ready to go within 21 days at no cost to the client company.”

Contact Therese or Joe 724-220-5303

Southpointe Total Media now offers Video productions for web sites and YouTube as a complete package. Included is pro-lighting, Hi-Definition 1080 camera, software editing, script writing, web site posting and interview personalities. “Internet and smart phone bandwidth have brought this long awaited technical media to the front line for quick informa-tion with a personal touch.” stated, Terry Caldwell Market-ing Director.

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Ryan Kesneck Photography has become the photographer of choice for pictures in Southpointe Magazine and South-pointe businesses. “I migrated from wedding and family portraits to industrial photography as a result of requests from local businesses,” stated Kesneck.

Call or Text Ryan 724-503-7114

Southpointe Market Research and Consulting (SMRC), a newly formed business in Southpointe, aims to connect companies with their customers. SMRC conducts primary and secondary research for companies in various sectors using different quantitative and qualitative techniques, and methodologies (online, phone, in-person). SMRC partners with companies to deliver fact-based and actionable insights and recommendations.

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Just down the street from Consol Energy’s new building, we can see that the new re-gional headquarters for Range Resources is close to completion. Range is already in several buildings in Southpointe renting space while waiting for the new move-in date projected in November.

Range employs more than 300 Pennsylva-nians in the Southpointe offices and works with service companies and local contrac-tors that account for almost 5,000 full-time jobs in Washington County. (Not included in the report are Chesapeake Energy, Rice Energy, DPS Penn, and many others, all headquartered in Southpointe.)

Our area has experienced a multibillion-dollar impact from the natural gas industry. The Marcellus Shale, which many experts believe to be among the largest known natural gas fields in the world, represents a multi-generational opportunity that will positively transform the commonwealth’s future for 20 plus years. This is not a quick

in/out 5-year deal. Because of modern drilling technol-ogy in the Marcellus, Penn-sylvania could go from one of the largest importers of natural gas to a major na-tional exporter.

Pennsylvania has just be-gun to feel economic ben-efits of the natural gas in-dustry. Estimates show gas production will infuse more than $8 billion in economic impact and $800 million in state and local tax revenues in 2011 alone.

The economic impacts of the natural gas in-dustry are far reaching. Range Resources alone has reported to have paid out more than $1 billion to landowners and businesses in Washington County in the last two years.

The industry’s ripple effect will continue bringing new work to local service compa-nies, while generating expansion and reve-nue for local restaurants, hotels, real estate, apartments, auto/truck sales, and other mer-chants.

In addition, over 50% of the chamber mem-bers are not located in Southpointe but in nearby locations that can serve Southpointe companies.

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Video Technology

The Southpointe Chamber has contracted with Southpointe Telecom Technology for Bill Griffin, videographer, to direct and produce videos of Southpointe and Marcel-lus Chamber news.

Recognizing the great potential to use streaming video as another tool for con-veying the ‘Southpointe News’ message, it was voted to make a major commitment to this old but recently growing media. “With the increase of internet bandwidth, video streaming has now become a front run-ner for laptops, iPads, Blackberry, iPhones and Android products,” explained Bill Griffin. “We committed to professional studio lighting, a Canon 1080 Hi Defini-tion Digital camera, a Bose sound system/mike mixer and Adobe editing software.” A bright picture, with clear sounding, well edited videos can make an impact on con-tent and overall professionalism.

Bill gained experience with Southpointe Telecom installing Internet Protocol (IP) Cameras and audio equipment for multi-family housing security and club house en-tertainment systems. “To produce a profes-sional video takes more than meets the eye. Buying a video camera at the department store isn’t enough. Professional lighting is required to remove ghostly shadows, audio mixers provides echo free clear sound and editing software is required to make the vid-eo clips transition smoothly”. Southpointe Telecom is available to record company training sessions, marketing and meeting agendas.

With the cost of printing, travel and train-ing, this is a great medium for quick com-munication to staff employees, customers and future clients by posting on web sites and Youtube for all to view. You can go to www.southpointe.net and click on ‘VIDEO TV News & Interviews’ to watch the first posting.

Bill Griffin can be reached at 1-888-627-3029 or e-mail [email protected]

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Waynesburg University Moves IntoNew Building in Southpointe

The new facility housing Waynesburg University will be called ‘Embassy Park’ with a courtyard setting as the focal point. This is a 120,000 square foot build-ing with Class “A” offices.

Waynesburg University will be moving from its pres-ent site at 1001 Corporate Drive as part of the expan-sion of the school. Sharing space with the University will be Williams Production Applalachia, LLC. with 30,000 sq. ft. of office space. The site is expected to be completed by year end. The building is located on Town Center Blvd., just up the road from Consol Energy.

Call 724-743-7722 for more information on Southpointe opportunities.

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JBLS is an acronym for Jim Bourbeau Land Services. JBLS is a full service land company under the direction of Jim’s experienced leadership located at 501 Corporate Drive. They specialize in right-of-way acquisition, oil and gas leasing, title research, due diligence, field assistance, and other activities re-lated to the oil and gas business in West-ern, PA. They have extensive experi-ence in all phases of title, working with mineral/land owners, negotiating and structuring leases and/or right-of-way, contracts, lease administration, pay-ment of drafts and year-end reporting of 1099’s as they relate to the leases.

President and owner is James R. Bour-beau, CPL. Jim has been actively in-

volved within the land business since 1978. He got started in the Rocky Mountain Basin where he spent his first 12 years. He has spent the last 20 years working the Appalachian Basin. He was Vice President of the Chippe-wa Minerals Associates, Inc. located in Denver, CO prior to establishing JBLS in 1994 and Surfside Abstracting, Inc. 2010. (JBLS, a Conneaut Lake Com-pany forms Surfside Abstracting, Inc. in 2010.)

Jim Bourbeau founded Surfside Ab-stracting, Inc. specifically to service the Marcellus and Utica Shale industry with data base information. They have one database containing over 6 million par-cels along with coordinating GIS map-

ping. This large collection of informa-tion allows for pertinent statistics about land to be placed on specific maps.

Jim is former National Director with the American Association of Professional landmen, a former Chairman of the Legislative/Regulatory Committee, and is past President and current Treasurer of the Northern Appalachia Landsman’s Association.

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The Back Porch Restaurant is actively pursuing business at Southpointe even though it is a half hour drive. “We feel that many families get tired of the local restaurants and want someplace differ-ent to spend a quiet evening of dinner and atmosphere,” stated partner, Michelle Jones. The Back Porch is far from the chain res-taurant trap. The unique 1807 structure is near the Monongahela River off the Speers Exit on I-70 and well worth the drive. Fea-tured is an authentic basement bar tavern complete with nostalgic brick foundation, fireplace and beamed ceiling. For the out-door enthusiast, the back patio has great horticultural gardens complete with vines, statues and stone walls.

Added to this great atmosphere is a sur-prise to your taste buds, with offerings of

well prepared traditional classic American cuisine. Open a bottle of wine for a great start before perusing the eclectic menu. Start with the appetizer sampler special, Baby Back Ribs, Stuffed Mushroom Caps, Artichoke Franchise, and Flame Broiled Shrimp Cocktail. Then move on to paella - sea scallops, baby clams, langoustine, calamari, shrimp, mussels and chicken breast over rice in light tomatoes - all for only $23. In Pittsburgh, this price would easily be double. Finish with homemade desert baked in their own bakery. Oh, can’t make it there? Try the catering service at ‘2 Fine Caterers’ and they will deliver to your Southpointe office. Note: across the street is Speers Street Grill of-fering a more casual sandwich menu.

Call 724-565-5165 to reserve your gour-met experience.

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Kelley Hoover has remained at the fore-front of commercial real estate within Pittsburgh and Southwestern Pennsylva-nia for over 26 years, playing a prominent role in the successful growth of Burns & Scalo Real Estate Services, Inc. Kelley has also been instrumental in the success of Southpointe, being responsi-ble for brokering over 1.5 million square feet of lease or sales transactions within the park.

Southpointe’s unique complexion af-fords golf course views, all within a corporate setting and easy access to In-terstate 79. In addition to the ambiance and upscale setting, the park and vicinity

offer an array of hotels, restaurants and fitness centers.

As Burns & Scalo is committed to green, many of Kelley’s buildings offer thermal resistant windows and energy efficient HVAC systems to keep the suites cool during the summer and warm in the win-ter.

Call Kelley Hoover at 412-670-4248 or [email protected], for all of your commercial real estate needs and to discuss her environmentally friendly Class A office and flex proper-ties presently available.

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Southpointe Golf Club Brings in New Pros

Golf

New Head Golf Professional: Brent Johnson, PGA

This is the first golf season at Southpointe for Brent. He has been the golf professional at Wil-liams Country Club in Weirton, WV for the past 19 years and has been a long standing member of the PGA of America and the Tri-State PGA, where he has been an accomplished player and active board member. In 2000, Brent won the

West Penn Open.

Brent is an accomplished veteran in the golf industry and will bring to Southpointe a renewed structure to many of the golf programs and tournaments. Brent will also take over the ownership of the Club’s pro shop; accordingly, I believe you will see the shop take on a new and vibrant look!

Assistant Golf Professional: Paul DiLorenzo, PGA Apprentice

Paul is a native of Wellsburg, West Virginia, and is coming from Williams Country Club where he spent the past few seasons as their 1st Assistant Professional. Prior to Williams, he spent two seasons at Naples Lakes Country Club and the Pittsburgh Field Club.

Paul graduated from West Liberty University with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration along with a specializa-tion in Golf Course Management. He is a level three PGA Appren-tice and will obtain his Class A Membership in June of 2011.

Paul will bring a strong work ethic, devotion to the membership, and a passion for instructing the game of golf.

Contact Brent and Paul at 724-746-2950

25Summer 2011

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A Pittsburgh (Green Tree) based and locally owned and operated business, OIG is

committed to serving its clients from concept to completion of all projects and products ranging from brochures, banners, signs, stationery, promotional products, corporate logo apparel, websites and more. All products can be seen on their web site www.optionsingraphics.com. Their clients range from large corporations to small “Mom & Pop” shops to the Southpointe Chamber of Commerce and the design & concept of this publication.... Southpointe Magazine.

Knowing your “Options” is a key factor in many businesses bottom lines. More than ever, businesses today, are watch-ing how they spend marketing and advertising dollars. OIG, a trusted business partner, will help your business achieve its goals and help business profit margins in getting the best Return On Investment (ROI). Marketing reps are turning to printing professionals like Paul Revak and Kevin Baverso, at Options in Graphics for their marketing needs. Their goal is to exceed your expectations in all areas of print & promo-tional marketing.

Options in Graphics is a Service Disabled Veteran-Owned Business (SDVOB). Their Founder and President Paul Revak has over 30 years experience in printing and promo-tional marketing. Kevin Baverso, Vice President of Sales and Marketing and Susan Reynolds, Sales and Management, have acombined 55 years of printing and marketing experi-ence and newly added Mike Skubovius, Graphic Design-er has brought a new level of illustrative skills to the OIG Team. Get to know your “Options.” Contact them direct at 412-937-9326 or go to www.optionsingraphics.com

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Adjacent to the Hilton Garden is Jacksons-Restaurant-Rotisserie-Bar. Jacksons is a sophisticated, but casual, restaurant located in the heart of the expanding Southpointe industrial park. The Southpointe Chamber uses this venue extensively for lunch and dinner meetings.

This restaurant includes a covered patio that seats up to 50 people and private dining room for intimate seating. Their unique open kitchen in-cludes a rotisserie oven, brick oven and wood fire grill, for expertly preparing artful American cuisine with an international flair. Try their signature dishes - Crab Cakes, Famous Shrimp & Chorizo Chowder, and Lacquered Rotisserie Chicken. What separates Jack-sons from the competition is a warm friendly atmosphere, knowl-edgeable staff and quality, fresh, local and imported products.

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Southpointe Chamber Official Aerial Photographers of 2011

Southpointe Chamber

Southpointe Chamber President Dale Risker and his completely rebuilt 1946 aircraft will be flying over the 2011 Mylan Classic Golf Tournament for some candid still and video pictures of the event’s sec-ond year at the Southpointe Golf Club. Dale has been flying this vintage aircraft for over 20 years as a hobby. He also has a commercial rating for twin and instrument (IFR) corpo-rate aircraft. Dale manages, charters, sells and procures aircraft for local and regional corporations. When he’s not flying, Dale is operat-ing a soft serve franchise, Shake & Twist and World Wide Technical Services.

We asked Dale how he has time to be President of the Southpointe/Mar-cellus Chamber while keeping such a busy schedule. “The Chamber is a good outlet for having a great time and meeting new people every day. The chamber staff takes care of the routine administrative work so I have time to show up for the lunches and events.”

Pictured is Dale Risker, our Chamber president, with his 1946 Piper Cub, which will be will be flying over the My-lan Classic for some candid still and video pictures of the second year event.

“Dale doesn’t miss an event and he is always a phone call or web video conference away,” added Don Hodor, Chamber Ex-ecutive Director. Don, who also has a private pilot license, will be taking the pictures using two Canon high definition cam-eras.

Dale has been a pilot for over thirty years and his primary busi-ness, Worldwide Technical Services, provides aircraft manage-ment services. In addition, Dale owns and operates “The Origi-nal Shake & Twist” in McDonald, PA, which is a franchise with six locations in the Western Pennsylvania area, and growing along the East Coast. He also has a cattle farm in Bulger, PA. When asked how he juggles all his resposibilities, Dale smiled and commented, “Relying on the tremendous support of my family and a dedicated, reliable staff makes it possible for me to have the time to dedicate to the Chamber. I believe that the Chamber is an amazing tool for people in business and enjoy every moment of time spent on it. The Southpointe Chamber is different than most chambers in that we focus on business-to-business, direct contacts and our social events are geared towards that. I enjoy being a part of such a quality organiza-tion, and seeing other business people make contacts through our events, which are also a lot of fun. I am also very excited about the Marcellus Chamber, as the Southpointe/Washington area has become known as the Western PA energy capital. Our Marcellus Chamber has a lot to offer at a very pivotal time in the industry.”

See Dale’s interview on our www.southpointehamber.com website. Click on “videos.”

Dale can be reached directly at 724-350-5562 or at [email protected].

27Summer 2011

Lifestyle Medicine – Treating the Cause - By Cynthia G. West, MD

Health, Wellness & Fitness

Wellness, healthy living, lifestyle – these are buzz-words in healthcare today. Do they all mean the same thing? No, they are not interchangeable. What do they mean? More impor-tantly, what do they mean to you?

Wellness is in vogue but often misunderstood. Sev-eral decades ago, wellness meant preventing disease or injury rather than treating results of ill-ness or injury. For example, immunizations, cancer screenings, and seatbelts are types of wellness as prevention. More recently, well-ness still means prevention, but it can also mean health education or even using com-plimentary or alternative therapies designed to achieve good health and well being. As a result, we now speak of wellness practi-tioners, wellness clinics, wellness programs and so on.

Healthy living suggests that someone is trying to make choices that will result in

good health. In this sense, it includes wellness mea-sures, but it does not insure that someone is yet in good health. Healthy living is the positive end of a spectrum known as lifestyle.

Lifestyle is how we choose to live on a daily basis—the food we eat, the exercise we do, the way we cope with stress. Eighty percent of chronic disease is caused by

poor lifestyle. Obesity is the most notable lifestyle related disease but hypertension, diabetes, high cholesterol and certain can-cers are also related to lifestyle. Numerous studies link the effect of lifestyle to diseases that “run in families”. Your family’s medi-cal history is a predictor of conditions for which you are at risk. Consider your own lifestyle and you will have a good idea of your chance of getting those same diseases.

Lifestyle medicine is a new medical spe-cialty that provides patients with the “how-to” that enables them to acquire the skills

needed to modify their lifestyle as a way to treat many chronic diseases. Cynthia West, M.D. has established WellnesSaves - Center for Lifestyle Medicine to provide this care. Dr. West says,“Lifestyle medicine gives pa-tients the tools to change the way they live in ways that allow the changes to become part of everyday life. Lifestyle medicine is the first line of treatment of most chronic diseases. Successful changes in a person’s lifestyle can often decrease the need for medications and even surgery. There is overwhelming evidence and support from the medical community that this basic form of medical intervention can help us achieve better health and a higher quality of life.”

Dr. West and her team of professionals, in-cluding a registered dietitian, a social work-er, and an exercise physiologist work as ad-vocates to assist each patient in setting and meeting goals in order to improve physical and emotional wellbeing.

WellnesSaves – Center of Lifestyle Medi-cine is located at 125 Technology Dr., Suite 104. Contact the team at 724-916-4529 to arrange an appointment.

The Southpointe Chamber of Commerce announced the startup of the ‘Marcellus Sh ale Chamber of Commerce’ (www.marcel-lusshalechamber.com), Don Hodor, Execu-tive Director/founder, in a breakfast meet-ing at the Southpointe Golf Club. Hodor founded the Southpointe Chamber in 1997 and has extensive experience as past presi-dent of the Washington County Chamber and Eighty Four, PA Chamber. Hodor stat-ed, “As a 15 year resident of Southpointe, I have seen the area grow each year with goals exceeding expectations. We are now the 12th largest chamber (published in Pitts-burgh Business Times) in the Pittsburgh re-gion with growth of over 20% each year.” 244 companies are in Southpointe with 60 new gas/oil companies that moved in over the last 6 months.

The Marcellus Chamber Mission: Pro-mote profitable business-to-business rela-tionships in the Marcellus Shale Gas & Oil Industry.

Our location in Southpointe, (coined by media as the Marcellus Shale Capital) and membership demographics make this move a perfect transition for the promotion of lo-cal businesses in the area. The chamber had conducted a survey and received a 90% fa-vorable response to businesses wanting to ‘connect’ with the new industry.

Hodor announced that the focus is on net-working local businesses into the gas & oil business. “We will stay clear of environ-mental and tax issues leaving that challenge to the other groups,” Hodor stated. Jesse White spoke on those issues at the meeting and noted that the chamber will champion business-to-business networking and leave

the other issues with White and related groups.

The chamber board commissioned Terry Caldwell as Director of Marketing. He has gone door-to-door taking a comprehensive inventory of each company. “We now have the only up to date, accurate listing of all companies in Southpointe. This data base along with advertisements by local busi-nesses will become an elite source. Plans are to register companies on the www.Mar-cellusshalechamber.com web site with web links to each company

Meetings are posted on the web site event calendar at www.southpointechamber.com. The Southpointe and Marcellus Shale Chamber offices are in the Bailey Center at 125 Technology Drive in Southpointe. 724-873-7777.

Southpointe Chamber ‘Hatches’ The Marcellus Shale Chamber of Commerce

Marcellus Shale Chamber of Commerce


Wider roads, traffic lights, and new sidewalks to be completed in November

Southpointe Construction

We have all driven through the one-mile construction area on Southpointe Boule-vard, wondering when the road widening to four lanes will be finished. We contacted Bill Sember, Director of Operations for the Washington County Authority. This is the agency responsible in part for the infrastruc-ture upgrade. Bill reported in an exclusive interview with Southpointe Magazine that the originally stated deadline of November is very realistic. This project has several improvements that go beyond just road wid-ening.

The project began at the intersection of Technology Drive and Southpointe Blvd., and continues past the Iceoplex, Accutrex and Auma Actuator to the bridge. Traffic lights will be installed at four intersections, and are to be programmed to work with the

new stacking lanes, making left turns quick-er and safer when coming and leaving of-fices. Traffic lights will be added at Town Center Way, Consol Drive, as well as North and South Technology Drive intersections.

Technology Drive has two intersections on Southpointe Blvd., being the Bailey Center corner and Community Bank corner. The sidewalk will be extended from the Iceoplex to the bridge making it a full walkway end to end in the park. The construction involves high focus on engineering details. Water runoff drains are moved. Utilities including fiber cable, communications, sewage, water and even the Directory Sign were moved.

Don Hodor, Executive Director of the Southpointe Chamber, stated, “It is esti-mated that over 7,000 cars and trucks pass

through these intersections daily. This number could reach 12,000 in the next few years. Presently, there are 244 companies in Southpointe with 55 buildings.”

All existing buildings in the park are nearly filled to capacity, including the new Range Resources and Embassy Park buildings.However, there is still ample space for more new buildings to be developed. When asked how he arrived at the numbers, Don said, “Terry Caldwell, our Chamber Marketing Director, went door-to-door, taking a census of the companies, buildings, and addresses. The list appears in the centerfold of South-pointe Magazine, and all keyed to the map. For updates, go to www.southpointemag.com.

29Summer 2011

Advertise in the upcoming Fall 2011 and Winter 2012 issues of Southpointe Magazine.

Be a part of the New Revolution that is happening in Southpointe.

Contact Advertising Director Terry Caldwell Today at 724-873-7777 or go online at

www.southpointe.net

The Southpointe Chamber is now taking print ad orders for the fall and winter editions of Southpointe Magazine. This is an excellent opportunity for you to showcase your current as well as new products and services.

Included in your subscription are your ad and link to the www.southpointechamber.com website.

In addition, we’ve included www.southpointedirectory.com and www.southpointemag.com to the link. When potential clients are looking for products and services in Southpointe (and the new Marcellus Shale venue),

they are just a few clicks away from your listing and web page. It’s a documented fact: the internet is quickly replacing the Yellow Pages and phone directories - especially with the widespread availability of smart phones

and other intelligent electronic devices.

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*Ellie Nesser is the Executive Director of California University of Pennsylvania’s Southpointe Center, which offerscareer-oriented degree programs, workforce training and professional development.

To learn more about Southpointe classes, or to discover how Southpointe’s state-of-the-art facilities can meet your needs, call 724-873-2760.

In today’s challenging times, nonprofit organizations, universities, hospitals and other service providers are in need of qualified people to assist with day-to-day operations, public awareness and fundraising events.

If you have special skills that can be offered to one of these entities — bookkeeping, secretarial, customer service, public speaking or writing skills, for example — you may want to offer your services.

Here are 10 reasons why you should serve as a volunteer in your community:

1. You can help raise awareness of a great cause. You may know of someone whose life is affected by cancer, leukemia, heart disease, alcohol abuse or another health condition. Or perhaps you know someone in the arts, education or child advocacy. Groups dealing with these issues often can use a hand. Raising awareness of a particular cause can help people in need as it promotes services available in our area.

2. You can build character. Take some time to speak to a cancer survivor, a heart transplant recipient or someone who has received the benefit of social services or education. You will find yourself asking questions and wanting to be involved in some way. You can impact someone else’s life through volunteering. In turn, you will feel a character-building sense of goodwill, community service and accomplishment.

3. You can strengthen your network. A great way to network is to contact a nonprofit organization in the area and ask if you can donate your time to help out with upcoming events. A great many people work behind the scenes as volunteers for nonprofit groups. Volunteering will create opportunities to meet professionals from the area who share your interest in supporting a great organization or a good cause.

4. You can build your resume. Volunteering is a resume building-block, whether you list it under “volunteer activities” or “job-related activities.” Company executives like to see community service on your resume. Your volunteer activities also may lead to interesting conversation during an interview.

5. You can gain work experience. Working as a volunteer gives you an opportunity to learn new skills or enhance skills that you already possess. Many of the functions a volunteer performs require the same skills an employer needs.

6. You can hunt for a job. When you volunteer, you are “putting yourself out there” with professionals in a variety of fields. This is an excellent time to ask about employment opportunities, whether they are full-time, seasonal or part-time jobs.

7. You can learn something new about your community. Volunteers gain a unique perspective on the community by connecting with individuals from all walks of life. It can be eye-opening to learn about services in our area and how we can help one another.

8. You can make a personal commitment. So many of us on our journey through life don’t make time to connect with someone or something important to us. Volunteering creates an opportunity to make a personal commitment and see it through.

9. You can educate yourself. Getting involved through volunteering requires taking the time to educate yourself about your surroundings, your community and the people around you. Becoming an advocate for a cause compels you to learn more about what life has to offer.

10. You can do the right thing. Volunteers either “pay it forward” or give back to the community — an important life lesson for us all to learn. In giving your time or your abilities, you are enriching the lives of others and making our small corner of the world a better place to work, live and play.

31Summer 2011

Front Cover Focus: CONSOL ENERGY INC. • Began Operations in 1864.

• Mines more high-Btu bituminous coal than any other U.S. producer.

• In terms of tons produced, CONSOL is the largest coal producer east of the Mississippi River.

• Has 4.4 billion tons of proven and recoverable coal reserves, 65.6% of which is owned, rather than leased, the most among U.S. coal companies.

• Is the largest U.S. producer of coal from underground mines.

• Controls 3.7 trillion cubic feet of net proved reserves of gas.

• Through its subsidiary, CNX Land Resources Inc., has timber and farming operations, as well as commercial development ventures.

• Operates more than 12,500 net wells.

• Maintains a fleet of 27 vessels and 620 barges. In 2010, river operations transported 18.6 million tons of coal, including 6.3 million produced by CONSOL Energy.

• Its subsidiary, Fairmont Supply, a full-line distributor of mining and industrial supplies, had revenues of $372 million in 2010.

• Has a private R&D facility currently working with the U.S. Department of Energy and others on advanced technology for coal and coal bed methane production and utilization.

• Has a safety record of almost two times better than the industry average for underground bituminous coal mines.


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