FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Destination Niagara Falls and Ownera Media Join Forces to Maximize Niagara’s Market Share on the World Stage of Tourism.

With shared tenacity and a bold vision for the economic growth potential in Niagara, two leading marketing organizations launch new travel and tourism venture together.

Niagara Falls, ON – December 2022 – As one of the world’s most recognizable destinations, Niagara’s past and current approach in attracting its market must be re-analyzed, re-imagined, and re-publicized meaningfully and purposefully to appeal to this generation and the generations to come.

Tourism is a crucial part of Niagara’s economy. Niagara Economic Development states the industry supports 2,800 tourism businesses, generates 40,000 jobs, and contributes more than $2 billion in annual visitor spend.

“The industry has always been strong and vibrant in Niagara, yet there remains unrealized potential for further growth especially as it relates to our shoulder season and our international visitor attraction.” Said Joyce Morocco, Founder of Destination Niagara Falls.  

With combined resources and expertise and being established as one collective entity, Destination Niagara Falls and Ownera Media will strive to be the leading force to Canada’s inbound travel and tourism, attracting domestic and international consumers with strong focus on growth, profitability, and repeat business.

The Niagara region possesses a natural potential to expand and enhance its tourism offering, truly securing itself as a destination of choice by focusing on quality experiences accessible throughout all seasons.

With its extended team and limitless reach, the team will work strategically with private and institutional investors, tourism service providers, conservation authorities, tourism organizations, and government agencies. With preliminary goals to deploy Niagara’s first deliberate tiered Destination Packages, Destination Niagara Falls and Ownera Media seek to further explore Niagara’s market share potential through strengthened travel and tourism stakeholder and consumer relationships and innovation.

“Our intimate understanding of the challenges the industry has faced allows us to focus our market research on the right solutions that are befitting to our economy here in Niagara. Working in alignment with airline, tour, and other transportation operators, service providers, and accommodation leaders, we are re-defining how travel to Niagara is approached and booked.” Said Rowe Prudente, Founder of Ownera Media.

By leveraging best-in-class digital solutions and technology, the team will facilitate key marketing campaigns designed to develop, attract, and promote major sporting, arts, cultural, business events and more. In conjunction with its specialized technology and vast network of advertising inventory, the creative expertise of the collective team allows for the most cost-efficient campaigns delivered to precisely targeted, travel focused audiences.  

With more than a decade of travel and tourism marketing experience, Destination Niagara Falls is one of the top websites in Ontario attracting tourism to Niagara. With the re-launch of its website and expanded digital capabilities powered by Ownera Media, the Destination Niagara Falls website offers a dynamic eco-system that not only delivers exactly what travellers seek but maximizes reach and revenue potential for its strategic partners and advertisers.

“We have been working behind the scenes in preparation for market readiness, and with the industry climate leading into 2023 are eager to release these next phases.” Said Brandy Henderson, Founder and of Ownera Media.

A series of launch events will be taking place in the New Year. Be sure to register HERE and be the first to receive updates.

For more information about advertising, destination packaging, and collaborative opportunities available through Destination Niagara Falls, please reach out by email at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

About Destination Niagara Falls
Established in 2009, Destination Niagara Falls is a regional online tourism platform representing one of the world’s most recognizable and iconic destinations. Its strategic value proposition includes showcasing all twelve vibrant and expansive municipalities throughout the Niagara region. Destination Niagara Falls works collaboratively with multi-segment tourism operators and service providers, promoting unique experiences, longer stays, and repeat visits to the region.

About Ownera Media
Ownera Media is a subsidiary of Ownera Group Inc. Ownera Group Inc. is a collaborative group of companies with an overall vision of utilizing the most advanced and effective technological market solutions for businesses in Canada and beyond. Ownera Group Inc. offers their proven service expertise in branding, marketing, advertising, public relations, communications, publishing, and event management, incorporating print/digital books and magazines; digital displays and billboards; commercial and video production; and website, applications, artificial intelligence, augmented reality, experiential, and immersive solutions.

Contact Information:
Destination Niagara Falls & Ownera Media
8-3643 Portage Rd.
Niagara Falls, ON L2J 2K8
1-844-922-2790
destinationniagarafalls.ca | owneramedia.com
This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Queen Elizabeth II has been a force to be reckoned with since she ascended to the throne in 1952, reigning for seven decades and leading change throughout Britain and around the world.

She leaves behind a profound legacy of grace, strength, dedication, and dignity. Her remarkable life and contributions will continue to provide a timeless example for all women and leaders for generations to come. 

In 1951, Her Majesty visited Niagara Falls for the first time as a princess. She arrived with her father King George VI and sister Princess Margaret at the border between Canada and the United States via train; welcomed by representatives from both countries. The following day they were joined by their mother Queen Elizabeth who had travelled separately by plane. This visit marked the first time any member of British royalty had been hosted at Niagara Falls since 1901 when King Edward VII visited during his tour of Canada with his wife Alexandra of Denmark. It was a mere 20 months after the iconic tour that Elizabeth would be crowned Queen

Throughout her reign, Her Majesty’s unwavering commitment to do what was right, no matter the personal strain she may endure, showed the world that one could be both strong and courageous while also being kind. She served and celebrated all people, seeing beyond cultural diversities.

She has shown all women that powerful positions can be held by any gender and carried out with unquestionable skill, and that one can wield influence and power in several ways while maintain poise, grace, and kindness.

Her Majesty’s service to Canada, to the Commonwealth and to all people has been nothing short of magnificent. We are forever in her debt for her life of service and duty above all. 

Despite Headwinds, Digital Advertising Delivered Double-Digit Growth in 2022 According to the IAB Internet Advertising Revenue Report

Media Release - New York – April 12, 2023 – After record-breaking growth in 2021, internet advertising revenue has slowed but still delivered double-digit growth in 2022. That’s according to the newly released “IAB Internet Advertising Revenue Report: Full Year 2022,” conducted by PwC.

Between 2021 and 2022, internet advertising revenues grew 10.8% year-over-year (YoY) totaling $209.7 billion and overall revenues increased $20.4 billion YoY. Q1 saw the highest growth of 21.1% followed by Q2 at 11.8%, resulting in ad revenues for the first half of the year surpassing $100 billion for the first time. Revenues slowed in Q3 (8.4%) and Q4 (4.4%).

“After unprecedented growth in 2021, we expected more moderation in 2022.  Economic uncertainty, geo-political unrest, a shifting regulatory environment and addressability changes have all contributed to revenue growing at a slower pace,” said David Cohen, CEO, IAB.  “Looking ahead, there is definitely still growth to be had, but it will be harder to achieve and likely less than we have become accustomed to.”

Internet Advertising Revenue Growth Has Slowed in 2022, Revenues Still Increased YoY 

• Buyers are diversifying their spending; digital video, digital audio, and programmatic are beneficiaries. In 2022, digital video revenues totaled $47.1 billion and 2022 digital audio revenues hit $5.9 billion. Programmatic advertising revenues grew by $10.4 billion, bringing the total number to $109.4 billion, an increase of 10.5% YoY.
• Market share of the top 10 companies has declined.  2022 saw a decrease in the share of ad revenue among the top 10 companies for the first time since 2016, further emphasizing a growing democratization of advertising revenue across the mid-tier and long-tail publishers.
• Social media revenue growth has slowed. While first half revenues of 2022 grew (+$1.8 billion YoY); second half revenues plateaued at $31.4 billion (+$0.3 billion year-over-year).The implementation of Apple’s App Tracking Transparency (ATT) has impacted total revenue.
• Mobile advertising revenues grew 14.1% YoY. Revenues hit a record high of $154.1 billion: the continued increase in consumption of digital audio formats such as podcasts, plus the rollout of 5G and its beneficial impact on VR and AR advertising capabilities, are likely to continue to drive mobile ad revenues in 2023.
• Search revenue grew 7.8%, but overall market share continues to decrease. While search revenue grew 7.8% YoY, its overall market share continues to decrease as buying shifts to digital video and display.

“Advertisers are diversifying their spending to target audiences using fewer identifiable data points,” said Jack Koch, SVP Research and Insights, IAB. “Digital video, digital audio, and the long tail of publishers are benefiting.”

What’s ahead for digital advertising?

Privacy and regulation will change advertising. The importance of privacy by design in the digital industry has never been more clear.  Companies need to adjust to the latest state-level privacy regulations enforced this year in California, Virginia, Colorado, Connecticut, and Utah (and, effective January 1, 2025, Iowa), along with consumers’ worries about their data that resulted in privacy legislation and signal loss. This adaptation has become a catalyst for innovation in the industry, leading to the development of novel solutions that balance data-driven advertising with user privacy.

Evolving channels
The advertising industry is witnessing a shift towards solutions that can leverage their first-party data. This has resulted in the continued growth in connected TV (CTV) and retail media networks (RMNs), as these channels provide advertisers with a way to reach specific audiences with relevant ads at scale.

E-commerce and media companies are also working hand-in-hand to develop new ways to target and measure the effectiveness of advertising, including shoppable ads, affiliate marketing, and direct-to-consumer advertising.

Redefining “premium”
While “premium” content once meant “Hollywood production” value, it’s now more than ever is in the eyes of the beholder. Viewer attention is shifting to content that can match specific interests – regardless of the production value, format, or screen – and creator content is now viewed as premium by many.

“2023 promises to be a challenging year. But this industry, more than most, is galvanized by change,” added Cohen. “The job now is identifying where the areas of growth are going to be, follow the consumer and develop solutions that meet and exceed their needs.”

IAB Internet Advertising Revenue Report: Full Year 2022 can be downloaded here. And please join us for a special webinar April 12 for more insights on the report findings and trends.

Methodology
Commissioned by the IAB and conducted by PwC Advisory Services LLC (“PwC”) on an ongoing basis, with results released quarterly, the “IAB Internet Advertising Revenue Report” was initiated by the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) in 1996. This report uses data and information reported directly to PwC from companies selling advertising on the internet as well as publicly available corporate data. The results reported are considered to be a reasonable measurement of internet/online/mobile advertising revenues because much of the data is compiled directly from information supplied by companies selling advertising online. The report includes data reflecting desktop and mobile online advertising revenues from websites, commercial online services, ad networks and exchanges, mobile devices, and email providers, as well as other companies selling online advertising. The report is conducted independently by PwC, including research by their in-house market research team, on behalf of the IAB. PwC does not audit the information and provides no opinion or other form of assurance with respect to the information. Only aggregate results are published and individual company information is held in strict confidence with PwC. Further details regarding scope and methodology are provided in the appendix of this report.

About IAB
The Interactive Advertising Bureau empowers the media and marketing industries to thrive in the digital economy. Its membership comprises more than 700 leading media companies, brands, agencies, and the technology firms responsible for selling, delivering, and optimizing digital ad marketing campaigns. The trade group fields critical research on interactive advertising, while also educating brands, agencies, and the wider business community on the importance of digital marketing. In affiliation with the IAB Tech Lab, IAB develops technical standards and solutions. IAB is committed to professional development and elevating the knowledge, skills, expertise, and diversity of the workforce across the industry. Through the work of its public policy office in Washington, D.C., the trade association advocates for its members and promotes the value of the interactive advertising industry to legislators and policymakers. Founded in 1996, IAB is headquartered in New York City.

IAB Media Contacts
Brittany Tibaldi / Michael Vaughan
347-487-6794 / 813-210-1706
This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. / This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

You may not be aware, but Niagara is a bustling hub of activity that extends beyond the famous falls and wineries that draw millions each year. Whether you are into theatre, sports, comedy, family entertainment or live music we have something for everyone. 

Here is a taste of who is in town for April 2023: 

Not able to soak in some entertainment this month? Stay tuned for more entertainment throughout the year, from Billy Idol to Sarah McLachlan, The Doobie Brothers and Kevin Hart. Follow @revealmags on social media to stay current with upcoming updates. 

The Niagara-based brewery is paving the way to a unique and exciting branding opportunity for businesses

In an engaging discussion with Wolfgang Guembel, Founder of Lock Street Brewing Corporation, Reveal Magazines explores a unique branding opportunity that is turning heads. Incorporating uniqueness and personal connection, Wolfgang has leveraged his love of the brewery craft and mobilized a brand opportunity that stands above the crowd.

How did this idea come about?

I love when brands use ‘touch points’ to connect with me in ways that are meaningful and useful. I think of my favourite toque, or that bottle opener I reach for in the drawer, or the quick dry towel I still take to races, each emblemized with one of my favourite brands. I have an ‘Ironman Triathlon’ quick dry towel that I got at the World Championships in Kona HI in 2005 (still have it!), a bright red bottle opener from Split Rail Brewing on Manitoulin Island, and a great toque from Esso circa 1996 that I wore to OFFSA Cross Country Skiing… And guess what? Still have that too!

As a Realtor, my business is based entirely on relationships, building trust, and fostering positive word of mouth. In fact, I’d argue that any relevant, scalable business, is at some level dependent on the same forces.

I started Lock Street Brewing Corporation to complete a commercial heritage building redevelopment project. The brand honours those who are leaders and who take calculated risks for some form of greater good. Our products are all natural and made using traditional European standards and techniques.

Instead of pens, fridge magnets, or mini calendars, I thought that craft beer helps bring people together.  People share stories, share moments, and celebrate with craft beer. It seemed ideal and fitting to use a product that brings people together as a touch point for my own brand.

A 6-pack of “Wolf the Realtor” craft pilsner at a Thanksgiving gathering or a Christmas party gets people talking… Talking about the brand and about the great product inside.

Why just six cases at a time?

It's simply because of storage. Clients don’t need a warehouse to store all their tasty beers. Clients can just order as they need it.

How would you distribute these?

This is the fun part! Clients can get creative on using their custom beers as business cards. For me, I take a 6-pack to my real estate's first meeting or as closing gifts. Anywhere that I do business, I’ll leave beers for them and their staff. Even the garbage and recycling truck drivers on my street get beers, no drinking on the job, of course! I enjoy giving it away. I remember when my boat was being fixed this summer… a 2-4 of Wolf the Realtor Pilsner somehow bumped my repair up a few weeks! The feedback you get is always positive!

Can it reach the target market?

Great question! I have a real estate client that I offered my Wolf the Realtor beers to for their house warming BBQ. I received calls from people I’ve never met before and they became my clients. They were inspired by our story on the can and by the feedback they got when they asked my clients about working with me. One of those new clients even took extra few cans home and was still talking about it when they had their own guests over a week later. These cans travel, and as a 'touch point' they literally spend time in the hands of those you’re trying to connect with.

What are the brew options?

Clients can choose from one of our flagship beers. Typically always in stock, our flagship beers are all very approachable and loved even by those who don’t call themselves “craft beer” people. Lock Street's ‘Port Side Pilsner’ is by far the number one choice. It’s a clean, fresh, and enjoyable. We also have a honey brown ale (Jealous Mistress), an easy drinking IPA (Industrial Pale Ale – it’s not dry hopped!), and a black lager (Black Sail) that is so smooth to drink. In some cases, with some extra lead time, a client could choose a seasonal beer or even arrange for a custom batch, as they please, of the non-flagship beers available for purchase. I’ll even offer them a deal when I list their own home for sale!

What are some compliance limitations we need to be aware of, if any?

Don’t give it to minors (or miners… that job is dangerous enough) and don’t sell it! Also, don’t pack it in your carry on at the airport, take it into schools, or try to get it past security at the Raptor’s Game. Otherwise it’s all very simple. The product is manufactured on our licence and we remit the excise taxes. No limitations if you’re just consuming it yourself or giving it away as gifts.

What are the various lead times?

It takes two to three weeks to get your labels. Once we have the labels, you will have the product very quickly. If you need a specific beer, our flagship brews rotate in a 4-week cycle so there could be a gab if you’re waiting for the Jealous Mistress. Our Port Side Pilsner is on all the time however!

Any timely advice for businesses?

CHRISTMAS is fast approaching, if you're interested in beers-ness cards as your giveaways, find me, or Jake (our phenomenal head brewer) at Lock Street before the end of October and we can sort you out!

Branding is a continuously evolving artform that involves not only impressive design and clever messaging, but also ingenious thinking - and Wolfgang is paving the way for businesses to keep up with that. With constant need to stand out, a business requires being gutsy and bold.

Your brand needs to appeal to people’s instincts, their desires to be happy, their tactile nature, and their abilities to feel authentically connected to your brand.

Try the LOCK STREET BREWING CO. branded beers as your BEERS-NESS CARDS.

Beer comes with a variety of shades of gold. Light, dark, and glaring gold! Gold, eh? It must be a lucky sign for business growth!

Located in Port Dalhousie’s heritage district, LOCK STREET BREWING CO. is committed to crafting authentic brews for your absolute enjoyment.

Niagara Grape & Wine Festival Celebrates 70 Years In A Big Way With Stylish Upgrades, Parading Puppies And A Full Month Of Harvest Fun

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

St. Catharines, ON (August 29, 2022) – Niagara Grape & Wine Festival is celebrating its platinum anniversary this September with a big, bold move that will supersize Canada’s oldest and largest wine festival from two weeks of programming to an entire month of fun. In addition to perennial favourites like two parades, live music, and wine and food tastings, Grape & Wine Month will see the addition of fun new programming, perks and puppies!

The Return of Grape & Wine Favourites

Downtown St. Catharines will continue to serve as a key community hub for Grape & Wine fun with free admission to the Montebello Park Wine and Culinary Festival on September 16, 17, 18, 23, 24 and 25 and Family Fun Zone on Saturdays and Sundays of those weekends. Age of majority park guests can select their sips from over 100 VQA wines paired with food from 15 local culinary partners as they groove to a 50-hour soundtrack of live Ontario music, including hometown favourites like My Son The Hurricane, The Mandevilles, and Jonesy.

The Pied Piper Family Parade returns on September 17, and in partnership with the Lincoln County Humane Society, with see the delightful addition of dogs! Pied Piper Parade participants will have the option of promenading their pooches along the route.

The Grande Parade returns September 24th, with over fifty marching bands, dance and performance artists enlivening Downtown St. Catharines. The five neighbourhoods selected for showing the greatest Grape & Wine spirit during 2020’s Porch Parade will also be celebrated as part of the Grande Parade festivities.

A favourite of foodies, the Discovery Pass Touring Program is also back, allowing those who prefer to sip at the source to choose from 24 wine and food pairings at various winery locations across Niagara on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays beginning September 9^th through the end of the month.

Tap Your Way to Festival Flavours

New this year, visitors will use their debit, credit or smartphone payment apps to purchase wine and food in Montebello Park. Tokens have been phased out by event organizers to reduce line-ups and crowding in the park. Guests with tokens from 2019 can visit the Guest Services tent to donate their tokens to Community Care, or to receive a cash refund. 

New Programming, Perks and Creative Ways To Get Your Grape On

The launch of 30 days’ worth of programming for Grape & Wine Month will create a diverse range of new activities for locals and visitors to enjoy throughout September. Grape & Wine Month programming in the works includes wine and culinary events at local restaurants, guided outdoor hikes and vineyard yoga, interactive winery experiences, and wine-themed events offered by area retailers and arts organizations. For the growing list of Grape & Wine Month programming, please visit niagarawinefestival.com.

Exciting new perks and places launching at Montebello Park will include:

• The In Good Spirits Lounge, a highly stylized cocktail lounge set in the park’s historic rose garden offering delicious drinks featuring grape-based spirits
• A Sommelier Bar open to any guests wishing to enjoy unique, ultra-premium VQA wines
• New VIP Cabanas, six private glamping tents in the heart of the action, outfitted with luxe lounge furnishings and a private wine steward

According to Grape & Wine Festival Executive Director Dorian Anderson, “Niagara has so much love for all things local that growing the Grape & Wine Festival into a month-long celebration just seemed like the right thing to do. From wine, to food, to music, our goal is to shine the spotlight on all the fabulous things we’re making right here in Niagara. Our Festival contributes $25 million toward Niagara’s economy each year, and we hope to increase that with the addition of Grape & Wine Month programming that encourages Festival guests to support local businesses that could use a post-pandemic boost right now.”

For complete details on all Grape & Wine Festival programming, please visit www.niagarawinefestival.com.

About the Niagara Grape & Wine Festival

Thanks to generous support from the City of St. Catharines, the Ontario Government’s Reconnect Ontario program, the Grape Growers of Ontario, the Wine Marketing Association of Ontario and many other generous sponsors, the 2022 Niagara Grape & Wine Festival, Canada’s oldest and largest wine festival, is celebrating its 70^th anniversary with 30 days of September programming filled with creative ways to safely gather and celebrate the harvest with wine, food, music and fun. For complete details, visit www.niagarawinefestival.com.

MEDIA INQUIRIES:
Dorian Anderson
Executive Director of the Niagara Grape & Wine Festival
This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

The roots of Lancaster, Chown & Welch run deep with history. Entering 2021 as one united firm, the combined experience of Chown Cairns LLP, Lancaster Brooks & Welch LLP, Broderick & Partners LLP and Graves & Richard P.C is uniquely impressive.

Throughout the years, the firms’ lawyers were instrumental in the formation of many important institutions in the Niagara region, including the Niagara Catholic District School Board, Lincoln Trust Company which later became Canada Trust, Casino Niagara and the development of the hotel and tourism industry in Niagara Falls.  

Looking back 140 years by tracing records from the original trust account, the Welland office was formed in 1882, originally known as German, then became German, Brooks.

1886: Edward A. Lancaster began his firm in Grimsby in 1886, which was the predecessor of the Lancaster Mix and Welch firm.  E. A. Lancaster eventually relocated his office to St. Catharines, passing in 1916 while also serving as Member of Parliament.  His son Edward Hamilton, known as “Ted” Lancaster, joined the firm. He was a WW1 Colonel with active service in battle. Archibald Eugene Mix then joined the firm, becoming Lancaster & Mix located in St. Catharines. The Colonel acted as Crown Attorney during much of his career, as well as in private practice.

1935: Chown & Cairns origins began with Harry Cavers, who was called to the bar in 1935. Later in 1957, Mackenzie Chown and Roy Cairns joined Harry to form Cavers, Chown & Cairns. 

1949: Harry Cavers was a Member of Parliament from June 1949 to June 1957 and was subsequently appointed a County Court judge. In addition to Harry Cavers serving as judge, other lawyers from Chown & Cairns that were appointed to the bench were the late Justice Donald Taliano, Justice Joseph Henderson and Justice Eileen Martin.

1951: Broderick & Partners was established in Niagara Falls by John Broderick.  Prior to entering law school and then forming the firm that bears his name, Mr. Broderick was a fighter pilot in World War II and had also crisscrossed Canada by train working for the circus.  To this day he practices law in his 72nd year as a lawyer with Lancaster, Chown & Welch and in June 2022 celebrated his 98^th birthday. It has been reported that he is the longest-standing member of the Ontario bar.  

1953: Robert S. Kemp-Welch joined the Lancaster firm in 1953, and it was around the same time that P. H. Sullivan and C. H. Mahoney left the firm to begin Sullivan & Mahoney.

1968: John Broderick was appointed as Queen’s Counsel. In the same year, Mackenzie Chown began his term as Mayor of St. Catharines. Throughout his tenure, he was an instrumental contributor to the establishment of Brock University, while also serving as chairman of Brock's Board of Trustees.  The Mackenzie Chown complex at Brock University acknowledges his great contributions.

1985: The firms of Von Anrep & Repei, Partington Hugill & Wormald, Lancaster Mix & Welch, Thorsteinson & Edwards merge to become Lancaster, Mix and Welch.

1991: John Broderick was awarded the prestigious Law Society Medal.  At the time, he was only the 25^th lawyer in the history of the Ontario bar to receive such an honour. 

2003: Brooks, Bielby & Smith [Welland office] merge with Lancaster, Mix & Welch to become Lancaster, Brooks & Welch.

2012: Reid McNaughton joins Lancaster Brooks and Welch. In the same year, the Cairns Family Health and Bioscience Research Complex opened. Roy Cairns was a very successful lawyer, entrepreneur, and Niagara philanthropist.  The complex was renamed in 2019 to the Roy and Lois Cairns Health and Bioscience Research Complex.

These are merely highlights over an exemplary history of what is now Lancaster, Chown & Welch. Several members of the firm have served as judges, Federal Members of Parliament, Ontario Provincial Members of Parliament, Cabinet Ministers, municipal politicians, and community leaders.

Additionally, the firm would not be what it is today without the devoted support of its long-serving staff. Honorable mentions include Dorine Chorlton who started with Lancaster and Mix in 1930 and worked until her retirement, as well as Cheryl Aulbrook, Pam Nye, Jennifer Hughes, Kim Begolo, Lisa Schafer, Andrea Greco, Annette Celestini, Julia Sajn, Angie Carluccio, and Joan Kucharic who have all shown tremendous commitment and loyalty throughout the years.