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Our Entrepreneurs’ Organization of Cincinnati

2025-2026 Board

We welcome you to reach out and connect with us on LinkedIn. We are happy to help with any questions about membership.

President: Shanna Novosel – Owner, Biggby Coffee (Regional Franchise Owner)

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Membership Engagement / President-Elect: Michael Sacher – Partner, WestPoint Financial Group

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Regional Governance: Larry Kavanagh – Chief Executive Officer, NaviStone

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Treasurer: Joe Moore - President at AEB Technologies

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Learning & Social: Litsa Spanos – President, ADC Fine Art (Art Design Consultants)

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Forum: DJ Hume – Founder, Prosper Capital

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Membership: Cameron Grimme – Executive, Johnstone Supply Co.

cameron.grimme@johnstonesolutions.com

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Marketing/Communication Co-Chair: Jay Mueller –  CEO at Camargo Insurance

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Marketing/Communication Co-Chair: Margee Moore – CEO of BigOrange Marketing

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Strategic Alliance Partner (SAP) Chair: Tony Huser - President & CEO at B.L. Spille Construction, Inc.

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EO Accelerator (EOA) Co-Chair: Sarah Crawford - Anchor Wellness Center Founder

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EO Accelerator (EOA) Co-Chair: Brad Hill - Chief Officer at American Legacy Tours

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Other Benefits

EO Membership Questions

Cameron Grimme

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EOA Questions 

Dr. Sarah Crawford and Zak Nordyke


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All Other Questions

Michelle


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Membership Committee

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Cameron Grimme

Michelle McReavy

Annie Rittgers

Chris Frutkin

Guy O’Gara

Margee Moore

Litsa Spanos

Shanna Novasel

Larry Kavanaugh

Cincinnati Industry Representation

EO CINCINNATI

Cincinnati Industry Representation

Advertising/Publication, Computer/Consulting, Computer/Services, Computer/Software, Construction Services, Consulting Services, Distribution, Financial Services, Food/Beverage, Health/Medical Services, Hospitality Services, Human Resources/Personnel, Industrial Services, Insurance Services, Investment Services, Landscape/ Florists, Management Services, Manufacturing, Marketing/PR, Multimedia/Internet/On-line Services, Salon/Spa, Printing/Graphics, Real Estate, Travel/Transportation, Wholesale

1193

Total Employees

48

Average Member Age

$3M

Median Member Sales

1995

Chapter Founded

EO Cincinnati

EO GLOBAL

The Entrepreneurs’ Organization (EO) is a global business network of 12,000+ business owners in 173 chapters and 54 countries. Founded in 1987 by a group of young entrepreneurs, EO enables small and large business owners to learn from each other, leading to greater business success and an enriched personal life. Our vision is to build the world’s most influential entrepreneur community, which aligns with our mission of supporting entrepreneurial education and engaging entrepreneurs to learn and grow.

Trust & Respect

In business, as in life, integrity is everything. Within our organization integrity goes deeper than just the game rules— it is our code of conduct. Confidence, respect and inclusiveness are imperatives. Non-judgment and non-solicitation are non-negotiable.

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Boldly Go

This is what we’ve done all our lives. It’s what allows us to grow and take risks. It inspires us to never give up, celebrating failures as well as successes. It’s an innate instinct born out of courage, creativity and eternal optimism. 

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Thirst For Learning

Our most valuable asset is wisdom gained through our appetite for knowledge and the transformational experiences that we share with our peers. A thirst for learning leads to an open mind. A thirst for learning leads to an open mind, and an open mind leads to greater opportunity.

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CORE VALUES

Make A Mark

We are not afraid of challenging conventions. We are in control of our destiny, and with that comes a great responsibility. To build value. To make a difference. To leave a legacy. We are willing to put in the effort to transform any experience into a positive one for all. 

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Cool

Cool defines our approach, our attitude and our experiences. As we carve our own path, we are reinventing the experience of what it means to be an entrepreneur. We are vibrant and progressive. We commit to forward thinking. We commit to innovation. We commit to cool. 

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EO Global
FAQ
FAQs

F.A.Q.

How much are membership dues?
Total recurring annual dues are $5,100. New members must also pay a one time initiation fee of $4,000. These figures include both your EO Global and EO Cincinnati Chapter dues and fees.  As a new member, you will receive a $500 credit to use towards registration of a regional event of your choice. Dues are pro-rated based on the EO fiscal year (ending July 1). ​

Is this a networking thing? Is it like BNI?
Not at all. Networking will naturally happen, and members sometimes do business with each other, but we have a strict non-solicitation policy. You don't have to worry about 'being sold to' at any of our events. 
 
Are you similar to Vistage?
There are a few main differences. First, EO members are only owners of companies. We're all entrepreneurs and because of that we understand some of the struggles that a V.P. of Sales, for instance, might not. Secondly, we're a non-profit while Vistage is for-profit. We're run by volunteer member board who's only mission is to put your membership dues to work for you. Third, EO is focused on the whole entrepreneur, while Vistage has a mostly business focus.  Lastly, our membership dues are significantly less than Vistage. 

Am I required to attend events?
Not required, but strongly encouraged. One of our core values is 'Thirst for learning,' so if you're not interested in our events than you're missing much of your membership value. 

Do I have to Participate in forum?
Forum is the number one reason our members love EO. You can chose to be a member 'at large' but again, you'll be missing much of the value of  your membership. 

What don't my dues cover?
There are some member-run events (called MyEO Events) that are self pay, but most chapter sponsored local events are covered as a part of your dues; and we usually include food and drinks as well. Our regional and global events, as well as some of our advanced university training (eg The Harvard Executive Training Program) are also self pay but may be subsidized by EO Global. 

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