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DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE DemocratandChronicle.com MONDAY, MAY 15, 2006 9D BUSINESS CALENDAR I BUSINESS PEOPLE lol SF5 4st um JtM UtrAl lrrd Mitchell Monrad Stevenson Buda Duffy Miller James Gray Martino Flynn Entre Computer Grinnell Travel Karpus Mary M. Gooley fJYVrSi kr Ifl VP lU IISI iff I KSI lP Choice One Communications. She is a graduate of Rochester Institute of Technology. Richard Gleason has joined as senior accountant. He previously served as a senior accountant for Cline, Davis Mann in New York City.

Gleason holds a degree in accounting from Queens College of the City University of New York. LaBella Associates has hired Vernon Gregg as project designer. He has more than 10 years of experience in structural engineering and construction for bridges and buildings. Raymond Winter has joined as mechanical engineer in the mechanicalelectricalenergy plumbing division. He is responsible for design of heating, ventilating, air conditioning and plumbing systems.

Steve Long-way has been added as electrical engineer. He has more than six years of engineering experience in power system design and implementation. EnCompass: Resources for Learning has hired Ellen Lewis as director. She is responsible for all areas of operations and program development and implementation. Michelle Burns, Susan Mavromatis and Kylee Gates have been added as learning specialists.

Their responsibilities are to develop and implement innovative, creative and evidence-based services for children and young adults who struggle to learn. Krista Osburn has joined as administrative assistant. She is responsible for maintaining the phone lines and client information database, as well as assisting the staff as needed, a James Gray Agency Inc. has hired Dale Mitchell to serve insurance clients in the eastern Finger Lakes area. He focuses on the agency's life insurance products.

Gray has more than 25 years of experience in his industry. Martina- Flynn has hired Greg Monrad as accountinghuman resources manager. He is responsible for general accounting duties and manages human resources administration for the agency. He previously served as senior project accountant at Harris Interactive. Entre Computer Services has added Bob Stevenson as a major accounts manager.

Grinnell Travel Agency Inc. has hired Cathe Buda as a corporate travel agent. She brings 20 years of experience to the position. Karpus Investment Management has promoted Thomas M. Duffy to vice president.

He previously served as client support and office support manager and has been with the firm for 13 years. Duffy is a graduate of State University College at Gen-eseo. The Mary M. Gooley Hemophilia Center has named Linda Miller director of special events. Idea Connections Inc.

has appointed Janice Corea president. She will oversee promotional marketing and the National Sweepstakes an enterprise of Idea Connections. Corea is a graduate of the Rochester Institute of Technology. Amelia Turney has been hired as an account executive on the Kodak account. She previously was a public relations specialist tfm Nippon RSA Winter LaBella Longway LaBella analyst.

Howell earned his bachelor's degree in computer science from State University of New York at Buffalo. Birds Eye Foods has hired Neil Giudice as associate marketing manager. He previously served as brand manager for He-luva Good. Giudice holds a degree in business administration from Nazareth College. Lisa Murley has been added as associate marketing manager.

She previously served as a senior product marketing manager for Howell RSA Pierce Idea Connections Murley Birds Eye Gregg LaBella Nippon as technical analyst. She previously served as a system support engineer for Danka and before that she served as marketing communications coordinator for Eastman Kodak laboratory and research products division. Gary Wade has been added as mainframe programmer. He previously worked for Xerox Corp. and previously served as IT manager at the University of Rochester.

Garth Howell has joined as Web CRD technical as such. Always be aware of the way you dress and how you behave in professional settings such as meetings or conferences. When the boss is in a bad mood, your sloppy dress, poor manners and lack of professionalism become easy targets for him. Keeping communication open. If you see trouble coming in the form of an angry customer, give the boss a heads-up.

If you see a project going off Kubrich Idea Connections Reading your boss is a valuable skill track, let the boss know and offer help. Don't trash anyone personally while giving the boss information; he will be much No time to shop? Shop from the comfort of your home with our daily Qassifieds. MONDAY, MAY 15 Gregg Layer Recent Xerox VRIF employees Managing your Xerox 401(10 and RIGP while on continuance and understanding your RIGP options: Marathon Financial. 6:30 p.m. 179 Sully's Trail, Pittsford.

Free. To register, call (585) 419-2280. TUESDAY, MAY 16 Intercultural networking and leadership discussion with city officials: Women's Council of the Rochester Business Alliance and Latinas Unidas. 5 p.m. City Hall atrium, 30 Church Rochester.

Free for members; $30 nonmembers. To register, call (585) 263-3653. Money management workshop -Credit-debt management: Cornell Cooperative Extension of Genesee County. 6 p.m. Extension Center, 420 E.

Main Batavia. Free. To register, call (585) 343-3040, ext 114. Bill Monte New York state's Partnership for Long-term Care Insurance program (How to determine if It makes sense for you): LTC Consultants. 7 p.m.

140-A Metro Park, Suite 18, Henrietta. Free. To register, call (585) 721-2385. WEDNESDAY, MAY 17 General networking: The August Group. 9:30 a.m.

Bagel Bin Cafe, 2600 Elm-wood Brighton. Free. For information, go to www.augustgroup THURSDAY, MAY 18 Annual meeting of the International Association of Administrative Professionals 54th New York state division: Flower City Chapter of the International Association of Administrative Professionals. 8 a.m. Three days.

Clarion Riverside Hotel, 120 E. Main Rochester. For information, call (585) 427-2790, ext. 111. Gregg Layer Xerox VRIF employees (Managing your Xerox 401(k) and RIGP while on continuance, understanding your RIGP options): Marathon Financial.

6:30 p.m. 179 Sully's Trail, Pittsford. Free. To register, call (585)419-2280. Starting your own business.

Small -Business Development Center, Genesee Community College, 1 College Road, Batavia. Free. To register, call (585) 345-6868. Bill Monte The Deficit Reduction Act of 2005 (How the new Medicaid eligibility changes affect your long-term care decisions): LTC Consultants. 7 p.m.

140-A Metro Park, Suite 18, Henrietta. Free. To register, call (585)721-2385. Evening networking session: The August Group. 7 p.m.

St. Cecilia Church, Room 111A, 2732 Culver Road, Ironde-quoit. Free. For information, go to www.augustgroup.org. FRIDAY, MAY 19 Association of Fundraising Professionals, Great Lakes regional conference.

7:30 a.m. Rochester Riverside Convention Center, 123 E. Main Rochester. For more information, call (585) 586-7810or go to www.afpgv SATURDAY, MAY 20 Labor Lyceum Do we need manufacturing? Rochester and Vicinity Labor Council, AFL-CIO Education Committee. 10 a.m.

New York State United Teachers Conference Center, 30 N. Union St, Rochester. Free. For information go to www.rochesterlabor Bill Monte Discussing the current and pending federal and state income tax benefits of long-term care insurance: LTC Consultants. Noon.

140-A Metro Park, Suite 18, Henrietta. Free. To register, call (585)721-2385. MONDAY, MAY 22 Diversity 2006 National Conference on workforce diversity: Workforce Diversity Network. 7 a.m.

Three days. Rochester Riverside Convention Center, 123 E. Main Rochester. $700 WDN members; $840 nonmembers. To register, call (585) 224-2727.

Gregg Layer Recent Xerox VRIF employees Managing your Xerox 401(k) and RIGP while on continuance and understanding your RIGP options: Marathon Financial. 6:30 p.m. 179 Sully's Trail, Pittsford. Free. To register, call (585) 419-2280.

Tell us about your business event Please send your items to Business Calendar, co Information News Desk, 55 Exchange Rochester 14614, or e-mail at Roc-Info DemocratandChronicle.com (subject: biz calendar). Events must be open to the public with notice submitted two weeks in advance. For more information, contact the Info News Desk at (585) 258-9770. NEW BUSINESSES Partial listing of new businesses registered recently at the Monroe County Clerk's office: Monroe County SpayNeuter Assistance Program, 197 Brayton Road, Rochester 14616. Sandra Joan Smith, same address.

Mystical Elegance, 12 Crystal Valley Overlook, Rochester 14623. Dawn Lyn Driffill, same address. Nano-Silver Technology, 188 Olympia Drive, Rochester 14615. August Carac-ci 188 Olympia Drive, Rochester 14615, and Rajkumar Kathirga, 109 Hickory Manor Drive, Rochester 14606. New Learning Publishing, 123 Wolcott Rochester 14606.

Crystal Rende, same address. North Coast Flooring, 974 Hinchey Road, Rochester 14624. Michael A. Buscemi, same address. Old To New Bathtub Refinishing, 948 Ridgeway Rochester 14615.

Joseph Edward Inclema, same address. One Stop Market, 1259 North Rochester 14621. Mohamed Nasher Saleh, same address. Parsons Telecom Consulting, 180 Marl-bank Drive, Rochester 14612. John W.

Parsons, same address. Parnow, 34 Sandstone Drive, Spencer-port 14559. Steven A. Friedrlch, same address. Pas Place, 1120 Pittsford Victor Road, Pittsford 14534.

Stephen Sercu, 268 Wyndham Road, Rochester 14609. Perns Pizzeria at the Lake, 4410 Lake Rochester 14612. Robert F. Corea Turney Idea Connections Idea Connections Wade RSA Giudice Birds Eye for Cone Inc. in Boston.

Jennifer Kubrich has joined the National Sweepstakes Co. as an account coordinator. She has been self-employed as a signing agent for the mortgage industry and has several years experience working in public relations, sales and marketing in the automotive and printing industries. Teri Pierce has been promoted to managing director of the National Sweepstakes Co. Rochester Software Associates Inc.

has hired Deborah of his bad mood: friend, not foe. (very serious) to buying the competitor's brand of product instead of your own employer's (not so serious, but not so nice). There also is the kind of disloyalty that comes about when you and some co-workers get together after work at the local pub and bad-mouth the boss. You heap criticism on him, blaming him for everything from the hole in the ozone layer to the Beatles' breakup. Now, you may not believe your colleagues would ever rat you out to the boss, but it's a fact of life that gossip thrives in the working world.

That means the chances are good that someone will repeat what you said and before you know it, the boss learns of your harsh words. You can bet that the next time a bad mood hits the boss, there won't be anywhere for you to hide. Always loving what the boss loves. If the boss is a big fan of organization, keep your workspace neat and organized. Offer to reorganize messy projects or set up a new system to keep better track of customer orders.

The boss is much more likely to view you as supportive and capable if you care about the things he does. Watching your words. While it's clear that anything and everything you say can be held against you, the same is true for e-mails or personal blogs. Don't say anything in writing, ever, that you wouldn't say to the boss's face. Remembering that image matters.

If you hang out with a bunch of goofballs at work, you can bet your boss will see you address. That Boyz Azphalt Paving Co, 723 Post Rochester 14619. Bravius A. Yawn, same address. Thinq Its, 926 Culver Road, Rochester 14609.

Voislav Soposki, same address. Time2entertain, 401 Thomas Rochester 14617. Barbara A. Infa-rinato, same address. Tiny Hands Talk To Me, 5394 Ridge Road West, Spencerport 14559.

Linda Dianne Schmackpfeffer, same address. Tire Deals, 1600 N. Clinton Rochester 14621. Dana Jean Magee, 1424 Edgemere Drive, Rochester 14612. Twenty Fifth Hour Creations, 115 Salem Road, Rochester, 14622.

Kathy A Cretelle, same address. Very Berry Divine, 628 Post Ave, Rochester, 14619. Leah Green, same address. Vi Nails, 6574 4th Section Road, Brock-port, 14420. An Vinh Nguyen, 40 Rampart Rochester 14623.

Water Works Power Washing, 285 Grand Rochester 14609. Ledell Giles, same address. Wild Rose Press, 400 Washington Adams Basin 14410. Rhonda Penders, same address, and Robbie Jo Morris-Barrett, same address. Whimsical Event Planning, 135 King Arthurs Court, Rochester 14626.

Alicia H. Buchta, same address. Yardworks Landscape, 1484 Culver Road, Rochester 14609. Patrick J. Bonafede, 514 Linden Rochester 14625.

Ya La Ha, 1273 Chill Rochester 14624. Tangela Chapman-Brown, 1 Foxe Harrow Drive, Rochester 14624. fm p' more positive toward someone who is a team player wanting to solve problems rather than stir up resentment. RBC Dain Rauscher MEMBER NYSESIPC Avoid being target Establish yourself as ANITA BRUZZESE GANNETT NEWS SERVICE Let's face it: Whether your day is good or bad pretty much depends on whether the boss is having a good day or a bad day. If he or she is having a crummy day, chances are you will, too.

But being at the whim of another person's moods can be stressful. Let's say the boss is fighting with his significant other about something or is angry at another department head. He's cranky, snapping at everyone and finding fault with even the simplest things. Why, you may ask yourself, does everyone have to suffer for the boss's problems? Shouldn't the boss just suck it up and stop taking out his bad moods on innocent human beings? In a perfect world, yes. Bosses, however, are human.

When things go wrong in their world, no matter how hard they may try, everyone is going to feel the pinch. That's why it's so important that you protect yourself from such bad moods as much as possible. How do you do that? By understanding what makes him happy and what ticks him off. You learn what matters to him, and what you can do to make his life easier. The key is establishing yourself as a friend, not a foe, in the boss's mind.

That way, when the boss's mood turns ugly, you're less likely to suffer. Some key things to remember include: Understanding that bosses hate disloyalty. There are all kinds of disloyalty, from selling industry secrets to a competitor Kmiotek, 9 Linda Lane, Spencerport 14559. Sound Solution, 3409 Atlantic Penfield 14526. Lance Brokaw, same address, and Russell Hayes, 5773 Limestone Lane, Farmington 14425.

Red Pen Ink, 57 Helmsford Way, Penfield 14526. Kristin L. Hewitt, same address. Ricky CateringRicky's Hots, 117 Stryker Road, Scottsville 14546. Richard G.

Ambeau, same address. Rose Abe Kitchen Grill, 1151 Lyell Rochester 14606. Abe and Rosalie Robinson 567 Magee Rochester 14613. Schramek Antiques, 26 Lake Lacoma Drive, Pittsford 14534. Lynn Beth Schramek, same address.

Sequoya Coffee Chateau, 1427 South Rochester 14620. Antoinette Thompson, 427 Seward Rochester 14608. Sharp Entertainment Group, 105 Shire-wood Drive, Rochester 14625. Tonya Taylor, same address, and Petra Henderson, 214 Andrews St, Apt. 4A, Rochester 14604.

Sitesbeyond, 273 Pearl Apt. 1, Rochester 14607. Bennie U. McDonald, same address. Springside Consulting, 30 Kirkby Trail, Fairport 14450.

James W. Mahan, same address. Sun International Consulting Service, 324-3 Crittenden Way, Rochester 14623. Deming Sun, same address. Supply Stream Solutions, 21 Millford Crossing, Penfield 14526.

James D. Klimasewski, same address. Team One, 27 Fawn Ridge Road, Henrietta 14467. Barry Sonders, same RBC Dain Rauscher is committed to serving the investment needs of the Rochester community. We're not out to be the biggest but the best.

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