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JOEL LEVI, CFP
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17117 West 9 Mile Road, Southfield, MI 48075
Phase Four Advisory, Registered Investment Advisor
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Morton Zieve
TWO JEWISH-OWNED busi-
nesses were category finalists at
the first Franklin Bank awards
banquet honoring family-owned
companies at the Radisson Plaza
in Southfield.
Simons Michelson Zieve (SMZ)
advertising, owned by James
Michelson and Morton Zieve, was
the winner in Category III (50-
150 employees). The Shirt Box,
owned by Ron Elkus, was an en-
try in Category I (1-9 employees).
SMZ, the agency of record for
more than 25 Michigan-based
businesses, recently celebrated
its 65th anniversary. Since 1977,
SMZ's staff has tripled and its
billings have increased seven-fold.
The Shirt Box has expanded
three times in 13 years.
In addition to their business
success, both firms are active in
the community.
of the Center for Childhood
Weight Management in Farm-
ington Hills, has opened the first
of a projected 25 centers in Aus-
tralia and New Zealand in Syd-
ney, Australia.
Childhood Weight Manage-
ment centers are located in sev-
eral states as well as Singapore,
Taiwan and now Australia.
STARSHOWZ, a New Jersey-
based party entertainment com-
pany which has financial backing
from ex-Detroit Pistons star Isa-
iah Thomas and computer en-
trepreneur Rick Inatome, has
chosen the Berline Group of Bing-
ham Farms as its national ad-
vertising and public relations
agency.
The Berline Group also has en-
tered into a creative partnership
with the Bailey Group, a mar-
keting and advertising agency in
Berkeley, Calif.
THE FIVE-STATE region of
Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois
and Wisconsin can expect the hir-
ing levels for accounting and fi-
nance professionals to nearly
double in the second quarter com-
pared to the first three months of
the year.
That conclusion was drawn
from a survey of chief financial
officers (CFOs) developed by
Robert Half International, an in-
ternational staffing services firm
which has an office in Troy.
AN ESTIMATED 2,000 job-
Marc H. Rosenblatt
CD
Steve stein
Public Image owner Gary
Dembs said his company will pro-
mote HAVEN's programs on do-
mestic violence, child abuse and
sexual assault, provide market-
ing support for the Southfield Li-
brary's millage campaign, and
help Providence Hospital com-
memorate the 150th anniversary
of the Daughters of Charity.
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Oak Park
Lincoln Center 26150 Greenfield Road
Oak Park, MI 48237
(313) 968-2060
West Bloomfield
Orchard Mall 6337 Orchard Lake Road
West Bloomfield, MI 48322 (313) 855-9955
Troy
Troy Commons 871 E. Big Beaver Road
Troy. MI 48237
528-9966
seekers ages 45 and older and
more than 70 employers are ex-
pected to participate in Operation
Able's ninth annual "Ability Is
Ageless" job fair from 9 a.m. to 3
p.m. Tuesday, April 25, at the
Plaza Hotel in Southfield.
The job fair is sponsored by the
Michigan Office of Services to the
Aging, Manpower Temporary
Gary Dembs
Service, Health Alliance Plan and
the
Southeast Michigan Older
THE PUBLIC IMAGE, a
Southfield public relations and Worker Coordinating Commit-
fund-raising firm targeted exclu- tee. Employers interested in par-
sively at non-profit organizations, ticipating can call Operation Able,
has been named the agency of (810) 443-4900.
record for HAVEN, the Southfield
Public Library and Providence STAR SEARCH 2, a benefit tal-
ent show presented by 70 mem-
Hospital's 150th anniversary.