Local executives gain promotions and honors across Ohio firms
Gregory A. Schubert of Elyria is promoted to group manager at National City Bank after a 1976 start and Ohio State degree. Richard D. SweeBe of North Olmsted becomes partner at Ulmer and Berne, focusing on arson and fraud defense. Richard A. West of LaGrange joins the National Roofing Contractors Association board. Lillian Ferguson in North Ridgeville earns Graduate Realtors Institute designation and Jane Steiger Wald gains the same at Realty One. Robert Fraziehk of Elyria’s Knights Inn earns the Commonwealth Award for community relations. Lorain County Realtors attend a legislative conference in Columbus. Adrienne G erspacher earns top sales honors at Coldwell Banker Medina office. Randy Barkas of Elyria named Western Southern Life agent of the year and joins Field Advising Council. Denise Maddock Amato, Elyria High grad and Nationwide Advertising Service manager in LA, named manager of the year. James P. Koenig of Olmsted Falls wins Allied Signal Technical Achievement Award for brake proportional control on bobtail tractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory A. Schubert
Elyria
National City Bank
Ohio State University
Richard D. Sweebe
North Olmsted
Ulmer and Berne
Cleveland
Summit County
University of Akron
Kent State University
Randy Barkas
Western Southern Life
Lorain-Elyria
Western Southern
Barkas
James P. Koenig
Olmsted Falls
Bendix Heavy Vehicle Systems
Allied Signal
Koenig
Bendix
Cleveland State University
How to survive an IRS audit from tips in Boston
Boston guidance outlines how taxpayers can reduce audit risk and handle an IRS review. It covers preparing documents, honest reporting, avoiding red flags like dependent pets, and manners during audits. It notes increased audits amid law changes and a higher staff, with mail and field audits common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Internal Revenue Service
Paul Monroe
H&r Block
IRS
Congress
Jeff Krasney
Washington
Fluffy
Rover
Monroe
Frederick Herberich
Gaston & Snow
Osborn
Seidman & Seidman
Duff
Herberich
Brokers face sluggish market as investors favor bonds
Brokers report a cooler stock market with clients more willing to buy fixed income products. Demand for stocks has fallen while certificates of deposit and tax free municipal bonds rise in popularity, squeezing commissions and prompting caution in boardrooms across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seidman
Richard Ross
Center For the Study of Investor Behavior
Chicago
Perrin Long
Lipper Analytical
Long
Seidigan
Advest
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Richard A. West
West Insulation Systems Inc
LaGrange
National Roofing Contractors Association
West
National Association
Lillian Ferguson
North Ridgeville
Graduate Realtors’ Institute
Ohio Association of Realtors
Bob Schmidt Realty
Cleveland Board of Realtors
Jane Steigerwald
West Park
Realty One
Medina
Graduate Realtors
Robert Fraziehk
Knights Inn
Cardinal Lodging Group
Lorain County Board of Realtors
Columbus
Alex Hagerty
Howard Goldberg
Carol Woodward
Jim
Jim Muell
Adrienne Gerspacher
Coldwell Banker
Ohio
Medina County
Denise Maddock Amato
Elyria High School
Nationwide Advertising Service
Los Angeles
Schubert
By Hank Gilman
Boston Globe
John Duff
Peat Marwick Main & Co
Wiley Osborn
Seidman & Seidman/BDO
Peat Marwick
Celtics
Jennifer Lin
Knight-Ridder
Philadelphia
Neal Seidman
Advest Inc
Joseph J. Grano Jr
PaineWebber Inc
Lipper Analytical Securities
Robert A. Lee
Shearson Lehrman Hutton Inc
Sam Collins
Donald French
Legg Mason Wood Walker Inc
Ira
Barbara L. Irish
CPIW
Lorain
Ohio Motorists Insurance Agency
Sheffield Center Lorain
Tore
Royal
Cleveland St
Lorem
New Mid Ohio Securities
CTP
Mid- Secu
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