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"Spotting Financial Fraud" Breakfast Seminar

Ritter & Randolph, LLC is proud to present a breakfast seminar entitled "Spotting Financial Fraud". Terry L. Yoho, Director of the Regional Office of Flagel, Huber, Flagel & Company and Michelle E. Warncke, Technology Coordinator of the Regional Office of Flagel, Huber, Flagel & Company will be the guest speakers. The event will take place on Wednesday, February 29, 2012 from 7:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. in the Ground Level Conference Room at 105 E. Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. For more information or to make a reservation, contact Donna Christensen at dchristensen@ritter-randolph.com

Free Educational Program from The Alzheimer's Association of Greater Cincinnati

Mary Ann Jacobs, Esq.The Alzheimer's Association of Greater Cincinnati is offering free educational programs at its office located at 644 Linn Street, Cincinnati, OH 45203. Mary Ann Jacobs, Esq. will be speaking at the Saturday, February 4th program. The topic will be What Families Need to Know (When the Diagnosis is Alzheimer's Disease or Another Dementia). This program is part of a series for family caregivers covering an array of topics, including the nature of the disease, behavioral changes, legal and financial planning, coping strategies and community resources - presented by experts in their related fields. The time of the program is 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and this program will also be offered on Saturday, January 28th. Even though the program is free, advance registration is required as space is limited. To register, call the Alzheimer's Association of Greater Cincinnati at 1-800-272-3900 or visit www.alz.org/cincinnati.

Ritter & Randolph, LLC Receives Accreditation from Better Business Bureau

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Ritter & Randolph, LLC, located at 105 E. Fourth Street, Suite 1200, Cincinnati, OH 45202, announced today that it has met standards required by Better Business Bureau for accreditation with the organization.

Ritter & Randolph, LLC really wants potential customers to feel comfortable when choosing them. BBB seal will help customers understand who they are and the core values they believe in.

BBB Accreditation means Ritter & Randolph, LLC adheres to very high ethical standards. People know they can trust a company that has made the commitment to live up to BBB Code of Business Practices:

Build Trust, Advertise Honestly, Tell the Truth, Be Transparent, Honor Promises, Be Responsive, Safeguard Privacy, Embody Integrity.

Being affiliated with BBB shows Ritter & Randolph, LLC is one of a select group of businesses in our community that not only supports BBB's services but also subscribes to the idea that ethical business is good business and that you "deliver trust" by treating the public in a fair and honest manner.

Mary Ann Jacobs, Esq.Mary Ann Jacobs, Esq. will be speaking to the Knox Presbyterian Women's Fellowship group on Wednesday, February 8th at 11:00 a.m. The title of her talk will be "What Should You Be Thinking About For Yourself and Those You are Caring For".

Mollie T. Stegman, Esq.Mollie T. Stegman, Esq. has been selected to serve on the board of The Association for Professionals in Aging. This organization supports professionals who serve the Tri-State's older adult population.

Daniel P. Randolph, Esq.Daniel P. Randolph, Esq. was listed in the Business Courier's Who's Who in Greater Cincinnati Law, which was published on September 9, 2011.

Travels in Madagascar

Who needs National Geographic when we have our very own world wanderers Dan and Irene Randolph checking out brown lemurs in Madagascar. Enjoy this clip on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMaOd5Ddjkw

Donna ChristensenThe Assistance League of Greater Cincinnati is an all-volunteer, non-profit organization whose philosophy is “Making the Connection…Fulfilling the Need” for people in the Greater Cincinnati area.

Donna Christensen serves on its Advisory Council and had the privilege of helping with the Assistance League of Greater Cincinnati’s Operation School Bell program on September 7th.  This program provides less fortunate children in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky schools with school uniforms, jackets, socks, underwear, belts, hygiene items and shoes.  Children are also given a duffel bag to transport their new personal items.

Approximately 55 children are bused to the organization’s facility at 1057 Meta Drive in Bond Hill each day.  ALGC plans to assist approximately 1800 children this school year.  This program starts in mid August and ends usually the first week in October.  Buses come in the mornings and/or afternoons and all the volunteers happily return knowing they are making children’s lives a little better.

The Operation School Bell program is truly a labor of love by the many volunteers that are at the facility daily greeting the children getting off the bus, helping outfit each child with clothes and shoes and then entertaining them with arts and crafts until the entire bus load of children’s needs are met and then watching the smiling faces of the children getting on the school bus for their return to school.

Over the last 13 years, more than 13,000 children have received new school uniforms through the Operation School Bell program.  Many of the organization’s members also tutor students in area schools to improve academic performance.

If you are interested in helping support this worthwhile organization or volunteering in any capacity, please contact the Assistance League of Greater Cincinnati at 513-221-4447, or via email algc@fuse.net. Visit www.assistanceleaguecincinnati.org for more details.

Daniel P. Randolph, Esq.Dan and Irene Randolph have been invited to become members of the national Board of the Ezra Consortium, which is a council of men and women actively involved in the work of The Jacob Rader Marcus Center of the American Jewish Archives. The Marcus Center is located on the Cincinnati campus of Hebrew Union College. In Hebrew, the name "Ezra" means "one who helps". The Ezra Consortium directly helps The Marcus Center preserve the richness of the American Jewish heritage by:

  • Identifying and acquiring additional documentary material that will enhance the collections of the American Jewish Archives;
  • Attending a unique annual Ezra Consortium Conference featuring discussions about The Marcus Center, its collection, and cutting edge presentations from some of the greatest scholars in the field of American Jewish history;
  • Receiving all of The Marcus Center's published literature, announcements and program notices, including its highly regarded publication, The American Jewish Archives Journal;
  • Providing financial support for The Marcus Center's projects and initiatives.

Mary Ann Jacobs, Esq.Mary Ann Jacobs, Esq. is one of the organizers of the new networking group "Westside Professional Women". Click here to find out how you can join.

Daniel P. Randolph, Esq.2012 marks Daniel P. Randolph, Esq.'s 16th Anniversary of having been awarded a rating of AV Preeminent by Martindale-Hubbell. The AV Preeminent Rating is the pinnacle of professional excellence earned through a strenuous Peer Review Rating process that is managed and monitored by the world's most trusted legal resource. This highest possible rating is in both legal ability and ethical standards.