News You are here: Home / News Spirit of Giving 2021 – Doing Good Together November 2, 2021/in Uncategorized /by PMC Team UPDATE – Spirit of Giving 2021 Dear Friends of The PM Company, With the complexity and challenges of the last year and a half, the “Spirit” of Giving is one of the most important things we can possess. Here at The PM Company, we always try to hold true to that important core value. We are kicking off the 2021 Spirit of Giving fundraising campaign, a PMC charitable effort, where we join forces with our tenants, vendors, and business associates to raise money for local nonprofit organizations. This year The PM Company will participate in matching all funds up to $60,000 that are donated and received by December 1, 2021. We have been successful over the last decade with supporting local charity organizations and “doing good together”. We ask you to join us this year with a donation to the Spirit of Giving Fund. The 2021 recipients are: Faithlink Thrive: A Community Empowerment Center Belpre Area Ministries House to Home Kelly’s Closet MOV The Amputee Center Consumer Credit Counseling Service of MOV O’Neill Senior Center Downtown Bethel High on Hope Ministries BrAva Fight Camden Clark Foundation Women’s Care The impact of this collective giving effort has been profound, and we look forward to sharing another successful Spirit of Giving with our community and you. Make donations payable to: Spirit of Giving 1000 Grand Central Mall Vienna, WV, 26105 Sincerely, Karmyn, Pat, and Jason Minnite and The PM Company Chipotle – At last!!! October 8, 2021/in Uncategorized /by PMC Team Chipotle Announcement Who doesn’t love a warm, foil-wrapped burrito stuffed full of hormone-free meat and locally sourced veggies? With the overwhelming response we’ve received concerning the new Chipotle on its way, we’re certain most would agree. The PM Company is excited to bring the first Chipotle Mexican Grill to the Mid-Ohio Valley. This well-loved brand has been trying to locate in Vienna for close to seven years, and we’ve been working hard to make it happen. We finally did! Our construction crew built the building per corporate specifications at the former location of the Vienna Walmart fueling station along Grand Central Avenue. We have turned it over to Chipotle to finish the interior. They will operate and manage the store, and plan to have doors open for service soon! We have been grateful for the collaboration of the Chipotle development team and we know their excellence will continue into their service and support of our community. We trust the presence of their brand will support even more growth and opportunity within the Mid-Ohio Valley. New Office Suites Available in Vienna for Individual Business Needs February 17, 2020/in Uncategorized /by Lisa Collins Early in 2019, we sent out a survey asking the public: Is there a need for small, affordable offices for individuals? Would you utilize a single office for one person, in an office suite with a common area? What would you consider a reasonable price for a short-term lease of an upscale, professional space in an established office building? The response was positive, and PMC Executive Office Suites were born as a result. Our Gen III group, consisting of the newest family members to join the company, put their heads together to create and market the space. As a result, we now have an office suite consisting of five separate, locked spaces, with a small meeting room, kitchen, and reception area shared by the group. Monthly lease agreements start at six months, $350 and up per month, with one month’s security deposit and liability insurance also required. Because of the location of the property, no B&O taxes are required. High-speed internet, parking, and maintenance of all common areas including parking lot are included, and offices are furnished with desks and chairs. This turnkey situation allows a new leasee to simply move in, connect, and start doing business immediately. Cale Conley is available to show the space and discuss leasing options. He can be reached by emailing cale@thepmcompany.com, or by calling 304-588-2253. PMC Acquires Hotels December 17, 2019/in Uncategorized /by Lisa Collins The PM Company Announces Hotel Acquisitions The PM Company in Vienna, WV, is pleased to announce its acquisition of two area hotels. The Hampton Inn & Suites in Parkersburg and the Holiday Inn Express in Mineral Wells are now owned and managed by The PM Company. PMC has been a partner in the Hampton Inn since 2014, and the Holiday Inn Express since 2007. According to Dan Van Dyke, Chief Financial Officer at PMC, “We are excited to work more directly with these hotels. We are impressed with their quality standards and professionalism, and what they bring to the hospitality industry in this area. We believe they fit perfectly into the PMC brand. We intend to keep the current staff in place at each hotel and continue to offer the same great level of service as before. ” PMC also owns and operates Grand Pointe Conference and Reception Center in Vienna, and they look forward to offering full-service hospitality for area events. PMC offers real estate development, management and services in the Mid-Ohio Valley area. Spirit of Giving Breaks its Own Record — Again December 17, 2019/in Uncategorized /by Lisa Collins The PM Company announced their 12th annual Spirit of Giving fundraiser received $60,650.00 this year. PMC is matching those dollars raised in the community, bringing the total to be given to local charities to $121,300. . For the twelfth year in a row, the PM Company and Minnite family have elected to forego traditional gifts to tenants and vendors with whom they do business, giving the money instead to area non-profits. PMC created the Spirit of Giving Fund at the Parkersburg Area Community Foundation, and they invite businesses and friends to join them in raising funds and awareness for the designated charities. The PM Company then matches the money raised. “This is the perfect way for us to come together with those we work with, to celebrate the season in the best possible way,” said Karmyn Minnite Conley, one of the Managing Partners. “We look forward to giving these gifts, because we get to learn more about how local groups are helping those in need.” Spirit of Giving has donated in excess of $700,000 in the last 11 years, and they plan to continue to grow their efforts. Student, business and civic groups were also invited to participate by collecting items from Wish Lists provided by the charities. Hundreds of pounds of food, hygiene and baby items were collected to benefit the recipients. In addition to PMC and Grand Pointe Conference and Reception Center, major sponsors for the event also include Eye Doctors/Dry Eye Clinic, Family Carpet, Gen Spring/Sun Trust, Mondo Building & Excavating, MPH Hotels, Peoples Bank & Insurance, and United Bank. Each company donated $5,000 toward the effort. 2019 Recipients of the Spirit of Giving Fund are as follows: Artsbridge – Very Spectacular Arts Festival for kids with disabilities Faithlink – Senior feeding program Old Man Rivers Mission – Providing meals for homebound CASA/Voices for Children – Travel for advocates for foster children Downtown Bethel – utility assistance, gas cards, food, clothing for families in crisis High on Hope – Addiction treatment Family Crisis Intervention Center – Domestic violence shelter remodel iBelieve Foundation – Leadership program for Appalachian high school students House to Home – Homeless day shelter O’Neill Senior Center – medical transportation MOV Multi-Cultural Festival – hotel rooms for performers When is it Time to Move to A Bigger Commercial Unit? March 28, 2019/in Uncategorized /by PMC Team Rarely does a one-size-fits-all solution work…off the clothes rack or on the business track. And when it comes to scaling your business at the proper time in the most efficient way, you’ll find that what worked for one company may bring financial strain for yours. A stringent checklist of pre-determined steps simply doesn’t deliver well, since flexibility and situational analysis are key to business success. However, there are guidelines that can help you make those weighty decisions as it concerns your business growth and expansion. As a commercial property management company, we hear tenants often grappling with whether or not they should move to a bigger commercial space. But it’s not as easy as simply determining whether or not you’re out of space. A variety of other factors play into making a wise decision about when it is time to move to a bigger unit. Should I move to a bigger commercial space? Here are a few guidelines to assist in your decision making process. 1. Determine Why You Should Move First, write out a list of reasons why you think you should move to a larger commercial property. Go ahead and list all of your reasons, whether they be frivolous or not. Next, determine if any of those reasons could be fixed simply by adjusting your space, discarding unused items, organizing your inventory or streamlining the way you run processes. Now look at what’s left? Are there still substantial obstacles to your company’s success because of the current space you’re in? And don’t worry. If you’re wondering what obstacles we’re talking about…we’ll get to that. 2. Look at Your Capital Your size upgrade won’t just result in a slight monthly rent increase. It often takes much more cash than expected just to move. Moving expenses, deposits, cleaning fees, utility transfers, new furniture and much more can quickly deplete any cash reserves you may have set aside for other purposes. If a move is in your near future, just make sure you have a thorough understanding of the costs associated with it. 3. Analyze the Motive Okay, admittedly, we’ve all probably been pulled into a decision that was based more upon emotion than logic. You’ll want to make sure this isn’t one of those times! Do you want to move just because you found “the perfect little spot for your cute boutique”? Or perhaps you’ve been approached about a bigger space that is “suddenly available, but it’s going to go fast!” There will always be good opportunities. Don’t base a decision such as this one on the fear of missing out. Base it on the facts and the numbers. 4. Get an Outside Perspective Outside perspective will prove invaluable in any business decision. This one is no different. Ask a trusted business colleague or mentor to visit your space and take a good look at how it is used. Do they hold your same opinion about the space being too small or inefficient for your business? Do they see any areas where you could change your current usage to better serve your needs in the existing space? Also important is the input of your property management company. At PMC, our tenants’ success is our main goal. We are always open to ways in which we can adjust space in order to best accommodate our tenants’ needs. If you’re not with us for your commercial property lease, hopefully, you are with a property management company that has these same values. They should listen to your needs within the current space to see where improvements can be made. 5. Analyze the Obstacles Remember that list of reasons to move? Some most likely were tied to observed obstacles. Here are a few you may be considering: Not enough meeting room space – Are your employees leaning on door frames, sitting on the floor and tripping over each other just to attend an all-company meeting? Do you constantly apologize to clients about the tight quarters when they visit the office? Productivity suffers because of lack of space – Do employees have to move multiple items out of the way to access another? Is it a lengthy process to find needed items because of the lack of visibility? Is your storage overflowing into other rooms and offices in order to manage? If so, it may be time for a new space. But remember that many of these issues could also be the result of too much junk and too little organization! Customer experience suffers because of the space – Does your showroom space limit the amount of products you’re able to display? Or perhaps you don’t limit it, and customers feel overwhelmed with the tightly compressed visual space. Or worse, have you had potential customers tell you they didn’t come in because a lack of parking, difficulty finding you, etc.? If your space is clearly turning away customers, it’s time to look elsewhere. Your company brand is hurting because of the space – While this also applies to the organizational aspect of your space, we’re talking more about the image of your company here. Perhaps when you first began, your business was surrounded by a variety of other quality businesses. But ten years down the road, three spaces in the shopping center are empty and two of the other businesses have somewhat shoddy reputations. At this point you need to ask…How is my business being represented by staying here? Could my brand be better represented elsewhere? 6. Analyze the Numbers In the end, business always comes down to the numbers. So we have to ask…Have you analyzed the numbers? Do you know exactly what the additional costs associated with the move would be? And more importantly, have you determined a projected increase in traffic from visibility, sales, revenue, savings from process efficiency, etc. because of the move? These numbers are perhaps the most important determining factor. If it doesn’t make sense on paper, then the fancy, new space won’t bring any more sense to the situation. PMC Can Help Determine Your Space Needs As we mentioned before, at PMC we care primarily about your success as a business. If you’re not succeeding, neither are we! Our goal is to fit you in the best possible space for your unique needs, business size and growth opportunity. We don’t want to strap you financially with a space that is too large for your budget or needs. But we also don’t want to stunt your growth in a space that has you bursting at the seams. Our expert team has had decades of working with business clients to determine what space best fits their goals. Let us help you find the right fit at the right time! Call us today at 1.304.485.8000 The In-Store Experience for Retail in the MOV February 19, 2019/in Uncategorized /by PMC Team What is it about Walt Disney World that captures the enjoyment, adoration and attention of young and old alike, appealing to people with all different tastes, preferences and life philosophies? It’s the experience. But that experience doesn’t simply result from a few decorations and one big showstopper presentation. The lure of Disney comes from an intentional strategy that utilizes every touchpoint a customer will have with their brand, from the bathroom decor to the parking lot traffic flow. Disney understands that even the most minute, subconscious details work together to form an essence – a feeling – about their brand. As a retail store competing against the ease and allure of online shopping, your in-store experience becomes your greatest asset and ally in the battle for customers. Practicing commercial property management in the Mid Ohio Valley has provided PMC the opportunity to partner with a variety of retail stores in the MOV, gaining us a few lessons in “the retail experience” through the years. 4 Tips for Creating a Retail Experience Sell on something other than price The validity of this one may be hard to accept; however, think about it. Will you ever be able to beat out online drop-shipping and Amazon Prime on price? Rarely. So when your employees highlight price point while assisting customers, it does little to help the customer make a purchasing decision with you. It’s true that your prices need be within a competitive range, but don’t make that your most distinguishing factor. Instead, sell on customer service, quality, material sourcing, etc. Train your employees to focus their efforts and conversation on these factors. We buy on emotion and justify with logic. Get the emotions to believe in your brand, and the logic will figure out why it’s important. Focus on personal connection not the transaction. Give them what they can’t get online This is certainly a no-brainer, but still necessary to relate. Make your store a multi-sensory experience. If it helps, actually go through all 5 senses and determine what you’re doing to appeal to each of these in multiple ways. Regardless of size, make sure your store offers the ability to touch, handle and “try” your product. This is your biggest advantage over online shopping. Also, make sure you are providing pleasant sounds, smells and sights that are chosen to enhance your brand and the customer’s experience. While perhaps not every retail store will have the capacity to provide “taste” to each customer, small boutiques have a unique opportunity to offer this experience through such things as coffee, cucumber water or other special treats. Promote your employees’ passions When hiring, don’t neglect the importance of passion for your product (or at least the industry you serve). Customers are much more likely to buy something an employee advocates for personally than something that is described through a memorized list of “qualities”. In this vein, you should budget for providing your employees the opportunity to use and experience your product when initially on-boarded. Additionally, if your retail store has a variety of departments, attempt to place employees in the one for which they have the most interest. Allow their passion to shine, and in return, your product will shine right alongside it. Do sweat the details Again, part of why Disney World is so loved, inadvertently comes through the small details that one would probably have a hard time identifying. However, the subconscious realization that every single sight, sound, smell, interaction, etc. that one encounters throughout the trip was crafted to add to the enjoyment creates a sense of happiness and rest. This place is taking care of me. This place knows my needs. This place fits me well. Small details deliver big results. How about you? What are some other important aspects you have experienced in a retail store that make you a loyal customer? As a retailer, what are some things you currently do to enhance the in-store experience? At PMC, we want to see our tenants succeed and love to help enhance the customer experience in any way possible. When you look at our available properties in the MOV, you’re not just getting a blank, sterile space. You’re getting a partner that is dedicated to growing your business and promoting your brand. Call us today to see what’s available! 1.304.485.8000 7 Reasons to Open a Business in a Small Community January 10, 2019/in Uncategorized /by PMC Team Little league soccer, street festivals and quaint farmers’ markets may typify the traditional small town community in today’s America, and these may not always be the signs an entrepreneur is looking for when considering a new business launch. However, small towns actually offer a plethora of benefits for the aspiring business owner. Take a look at just a few. Advantages to Small Town Business 1. Lower Costs Let’s face it. Real estate prices often match the size of the city, so your big-city locations will be accompanied by big-city rates. That’s not to mention the cost of living for you and your employees, nor the cost of doing business, with undoubtedly more regulations, fees, taxes and potentially higher supply costs. Think from a cost perspective and find affordable business locations in a smaller town. 2. More Incentives Big cities often take business people for granted, simply because they’re a dime a dozen in these locales, even going so far as to make new business ventures difficult and costly. However, many small towns recognize the value of an entrepreneurial spirit and seek to attract those individuals with incentives for operating within their footprint. 3. Community Support The community support found among small town organizations and community members is often much greater. A deep sense of collaboration, desire to support local businesses and pride in the community strengthen the likelihood of a business’s success. 4. Networking Opportunities Everyone knows everyone in a small town, right? And while that may conjure up images of next door Mabel picking up her rotary handset every fifteen minutes to keep the town ‘updated’, the aspiring business owner can’t deny the benefits of effortless networking. Word-of-mouth promotion is a pillar of any new business and welcomed heartily by those who understand the benefits. Connecting with the decision makers and the leaders within a community comes much easier when the area has years of history and trust between families and individuals. 5. Less Competition While you certainly have a greater pool of potential customers in a bigger city, you also must run neck-to-neck with numerous other businesses that provide the exact same service you do. Your brand can easily be overshadowed, or just simply lost in the wide swath of other look-alikes. In a small city, you may often have the opportunity to be the first business of your type in the area, creating not only a more loyal customer base, but also the standard by which all other followers are measured. 6. Better Quality of Life Traffic. Pollution. Crime. We know it’s not impossible to navigate the difficult hurdles of big-city life, but it’s not easy. Small town living brings a sense of belonging, greater community involvement, a slower pace and less unrest within the economy, all resulting in better quality of life. 7. Future Opportunities Whether you seek it or not, being an entrepreneur lands you smack dab in the middle of leadership and opportunity when the city begins looking towards expansion. You’ll be on the ground floor for development, providing you the opportunity to share from your experience and make a positive difference in the direction of the community. Building Your Business: Take Action Today It’s true – small communities need the bolstering benefits that business brings; however, you may find that your business gets just as much back from the community. If you’ve been holding your entrepreneurial dreams with caution, now may be the time to stop dreaming and start doing. We’d love to hear about your business goals and help you find the perfect location to launch or expand your life’s dream. Call us today at 1-304-485-8000. Spirit of Giving 2018 Recipients announced! November 5, 2018/in Uncategorized /by Lisa Collins Read more Office Space for Rent: How Much Do I Need? September 10, 2018/in Uncategorized /by PMC Team How Much Office Space Do I Need? Part II Finding the Right Amount of Office Space for Rent In our most recent article, we discussed some simple guidelines for determining how much office space to lease when you’re looking for available office space for rent. In this article, we’d like to dive into more specifics about square footage estimates for each different office type. Why does it matter that you find the right amount of office space for rent? You’ll avoid leasing too much space that becomes wasted money each month You’ll be able to lease enough space so that your employees have the proper amount of room for completing their tasks You’ll correctly estimate the allotted space needs for future company growth Choosing the right amount of office space relies heavily upon knowing the proper space determinations for your needs. Guidelines for determining the right amount of office space for lease Below are some general space guidelines for you to consider. Don’t forget to match these measurements up with our previous guide for determining how much office space you will need. Large Office Space (for CEO or president) – 300 to 400 sq. ft. Medium Office Space (for managers, accountants, engineers, etc.) – 150 to 200 sq. ft. Small Office Space (for data entry, customer service employees, clerks, etc.) – 100 to 150 sq. ft. Shared Office Space (for use with cubicles) – 80 to 100 sq. ft. per person Reception Area – 100 to 200 sq. ft. + 10 sq. ft. per person waiting Conference Room – 50 sq. ft. + 20 to 25 sq. ft. per person seated Lunch Room – 75 sq. ft. + 25 sq. ft. per person seated Storage or File Room – 150 to 200 sq. ft. Most office spaces for lease include a common area for shared use. This may include a waiting room, bathrooms, hallways, or even large conference areas. It is important to know that your office space considerations will need to flex based upon the existence or absence of a common area. Putting the pieces together: Determining the cost for renting available office space All of these space considerations not only help you determine the proper amount of office space to lease, but also provide a basis for figuring your monthly lease amount based upon average leasing costs per square footage in your area. When figuring these costs, it’s also important to understand what the cost of the common area space will be. Is it already wrapped into the price per square foot, or is it an additional fee that is separate from your monthly lease amount? At PMC, our square footage costs stay separated from the Common Area Maintenance costs (CAM), which is added on as an additional required fee if applicable for your office space selection. Applicable fees will always be disclosed at the initial discussion to ensure you are able to make an informed and wise decision for renting the office space. Call us today to find the ideal office space that will fit your company’s needs, physically and financially. 1-304-485-8000 How Much Office Space Do I Need? July 12, 2018/in Uncategorized /by PMC Team Steps to Help You Determine the Right Amount of Office Space It’s a question we get often, and an important one to consider before choosing your office space: How much office space do I need? Of course, working with either your commercial real estate agent or a professional real estate management company in West Virginia would give you direct access to someone who could help you determine the answer to this need. However, we understand many feel more comfortable knowing exactly how much office space they need before entering conversations with a professional. Below, we’ve outlined just a few steps to help you determine the best fit for your business’s needs, so that you can be armed with a plan when you give us a call. List Out Personnel First, write a list of all the different personnel that will be working in your office space. From the CEO to the office administrators, make sure that your list includes every position. Identify Needs of Employees Next, determine what type of actions will take place within each space. For instance, will the CEO need space within his or her office for private meetings that would include 3 or more people? Would an engineer need space for a drawing table? The more you determine the actions and needs of the space, the better you will be able to answer the question “How much office space do I need?” Determine Needs of Customers within Space Also closely related, it’s imperative that you list all the actions and needs that will be required by patrons visiting your business. If this is a medical office, patient examination rooms will be necessary. Perhaps a separate room for x-rays will be required. Will a waiting room be necessary? Will a board room be needed in the event of larger meetings? Other Space Considerations Here are a few other important space needs to consider: Will you need a file room or mailroom? Will you need a lunch/break room? Will a kitchen be necessary? Do other rooms need space for sinks (i.e. patient examination rooms)? Will you need a storage room? Factor in Growth After all of these space needs have been determined, it’s important that you look to the future and consider your company’s growth potential. We certainly hope that you’re planning on growth, and if so, you’ll need to consider that when looking at your space. A general rule of thumb is to plan for 10-20% more space than you currently need if you’re signing a 2-5 year lease. This allows you ample space for growth without hurting your current cash management needs. Plan Now to Save Later Thinking through all of these questions now will save you headaches down the road when you’re squeezing into too little space or you’re paying for far too much. Stay tuned for our next article in this series, as we will be giving you space guideline suggestions for each type of office or retail space. As always, if you have any questions that we can help you answer, please call us today! 1-304-485-8000 Should You Buy or Lease Your Commercial Real Estate? April 24, 2018/in Uncategorized /by PMC Team Pros and Cons of Buying vs Leasing Commercial Property While running a business is rewarding, the list of stresses and pressures that accompany any business owner seems to multiply around every bend in the road. And with each added pressure, productivity can suffer. Thankfully, every pressure, whether small or large, provides an opportunity for change and growth, bringing more efficiency and productivity. There is always a solution to every obstacle. You simply must find the right solution for your company. Don’t let your building space distract from the primary goal One foundational factor that ideally should warrant the least amount of stress and time, your building, often can become the biggest stress. Your physical property should be one that supports your daily operations, displays your company’s environment and stands as a professional testament to your success, without detracting from company goals. Your space should offer efficiency, versatility and functionality. Therefore, you must ask yourself “Will those goals best be achieved by buying or leasing my commercial space?” Which is best? Is buying or leasing commercial property more cost effective? When does buying vs leasing make the most sense for a business? All important questions to ask. That’s why we’re providing you with a quick comparison for buying vs leasing commercial property. Buying Vs Leasing Commercial Property Below we’ve outlined the top three areas of consideration for your space and the effects both buying and leasing have on each. Your Cost Your Time Your Flexibility Your Costs – How does your building affect your P&L? Whatever you want to call it – cash flow, the bottom line, the P&L – the cost of any decision is certainly the most profiled factor of a business. So which option is the most economical – buying or leasing? Let’s take a look. Upfront Costs Buying – Your upfront costs when buying are generally 10 – 25% of your entire purchase price Leasing – Upfront costs for leasing generally consists of the first and last month’s rent Working Capital Buying – With large investments in the down payment and building upgrades, much of your working capital is tied up in the building Leasing – With minimal upfront investment, cash is available for more business growth and continued investment opportunities Property Repairs Buying – You are solely responsible for funding and maintaining repairs on your property Leasing – The burden of the property upkeep and repairs rests with the landlord Appreciation Buying – Owning allows you the opportunity to benefit from long-term appreciation in value Leasing – No appreciation assets available through property investment Your Time – How does it affect your time as a business owner? Time is Money. And those that have run a business for any amount of time, fully understand the value of that statement. You can’t do it all. You must determine if your building maintenance is one area in which you are willing to give your time or not. Property Management Buying – Your time and attention must be given to the upkeep and management of the property Leasing – The landlord invests the time and attention for the needs of the property Your Flexibility – How does it affect your ability to be flexible as a business? Fixed vs Variable Rate Buying – Fixed rate on most building mortgages can allow you to plan well for the long run Leasing – Monthly rates can vary and change with the market, requiring more strategic planning for unexpected price adjustments. Growth considerations Buying – Better for a stable company with established systems and company size Leasing – Better for a new or rapid growth company, that may need to change property locations more easily Location Buying – Can experience limitations if stuck in a location that may no longer fit your needs, or may have hit a temporary dip in property value depending on current real estate market Leasing – Flexibility to move without concern of the current building value, allowing ample opportunity for growth and expansion Ultimately, you must closely analyze numerous factors of your business, including current working capital, future cash flow needs, growth potential and long-term investment goals. Both buying and leasing have a place in different cycles of a business’s lifespan. And while PMC offers commercial leasing as our primary service, we have determined never to recommend a space or situation that is not right for your business. We have helped hundreds of businesses find the right solution for their unique situation, even if that means recommending something outside of our holdings. However, we would be remiss not to suggest leasing as a viable and preferable option for your business. After all, we service commercial leasing because we believe that it provides an optimal solution to businesses. We find the most satisfaction in our business when we are providing the right solutions to our clients. Let us help you determine what space is the right fit for you! Call PMC today at 1-304-485-8000. “Thank You” to Our Employees! March 2, 2018/in Uncategorized /by PMC Team We believe our employees are our greatest asset. Without the men and women that make the gears turn behind the scenes, our reach would be limited. It is only through the dedication and hard work of our team that we are able to successfully grow, provide more value to our customers and change more lives through our work. So today, on National Employee Appreciation day, we want to say thank you to all of our employees that stand with us as an integral part of the PM Company team. You all have taken on the PMC vision as your own, and we are grateful for your contribution to our business, day in and day out. We asked employees in three different departments to answer a few questions that show their perspective as they work in this industry. Enjoy their answers below! Lisa Collins, Marketing Strategist at PMC What do you enjoy about the industry you are in? “I’m fascinated by the way commercial real estate is an indicator of the economy. I never looked at it that way until I came to work for PMC. If new business is investing here, that means our economy is still moving in a positive direction. Even though we have a couple of big, empty buildings in our area right now, major companies are still looking at us. That’s a great sign.” What does a “win” look like for you? “A win for PMC is a tenant who is happy with their location and their service. A win is a client who feels we’re always a step ahead in looking out for their interests. For me personally, as a brand builder for the company, a win is when people recognize PMC as a professional, thoughtful organization made up of people who care about making this valley a better place to live and do business.” What gets you through the hard days? “At the moment? Seeing that Starbucks in progress outside our front window!” Kelly Cale, Banquet Captain at Grand Pointe Conference & Reception Center What do you enjoy about the industry you are in? “I enjoy learning as much as I can about the banquet/restaurant/hospitality industry. I enjoy striving to be the best that I can be in an ever changing industry. Each event is different and unique in its own way. Each event pushes you to learn something new, whether you’re learning about the AV system, or what gluten free is.” What does a “win” look like for you? “A “win” for me is when every single guest leaves Grand Pointe smiling and full of compliments. Another win would be when a group re-books because of the excellent service and food that they experienced at Grand Pointe.” What gets you through the hard days? “We have a lot of long days. What gets me through the hard days is meeting with my team. We take about 30 minutes out of each shift and go over each event as well as our personal lives. It’s important to me that my team knows that I truly care for their health and wellbeing inside and outside of work. If they need someone to talk to, I am confident that they know that any one of our team would listen and help them in whatever way they can.” Stanley Durrett, Maintenance Staff at PMC What do you enjoy about the industry you are in? “I like the diversity of the work. I have set things I have to get done, but things can change quickly, which I like.” What does a “win” look like for you? “When everyone works together as a team and gets things done. This morning, I needed help with something and called a fellow employee to come help. He came right away and we got it done.” What gets you through the hard days? “I just try to keep a positive attitude and stay flexible.” We are so thankful for every one of our employees. They carry on our vision here at PMC to value each relationship, whether client, tenant, employee or vendor, and to provide superior customer service. Thank you, PMC and Grande Pointe employees. We could not do this without you! Navigating Snowy Property Conditions in the MOV January 19, 2018/in News /by PMC Team In mid December, it looked as though we might enjoy a record-breaking warm winter. By the end of the month, however, the typical frigid temperatures had arrived right on cue. MOV’ers are no strangers to snow and icy conditions, but sometimes we forget to be as careful as we should as we rush from place to place. We’ve outlined a few helpful tips to keep in mind as you navigate slippery conditions. Out and About at Properties in the Mid Ohio Valley Make sure you wear proper footwear If your walk to and from the building is of any significance, consider the shoes you will be wearing. Make sure they have a greater amount of traction, such as shoes with rough soles, thermoplastic rubber soles or even the convenient option of ice cleats that attach to your existing footwear. Give yourself extra time If under a time limit, plan an extra 10 minutes to your travel time. This will allow you the peace to traverse slowly across parking lots, sidewalks and slippery entryways. If possible, stay clear of areas that appear too dangerous or poorly maintained. Keep your focus Avoid distractions while walking through areas with snow and ice. Put the phone away. Avoid a conversation with a fellow employee. Make sure loads being carried are easily handled and not overbearing. Focus your full attention on the ground in front of you, ensuring that you are cautiously navigating slippery areas. Be aware of problem areas Every parking lot has particularly difficult spots to maintain, whether it be a low area in the pavement or sidewalk, a highly trafficked area where snow has been packed down, or drainage areas from downspouts. Make sure you carefully cross these areas or avoid them altogether. Inside can also pose a problem. Ice and snow that has melted on the smooth slippery surface of most business entrances can bring just as many dangers; as can the packed snow that may have accumulated on your shoes during your trek inside. Again, simply take the time to be mindful of where you are walking and purpose to take extreme care. Maintaining Properties as the Business Owner Maybe you’re the business owner, and you take seriously the responsibility to keep your establishment free of potential hazards. Here are a few suggestions for your property upkeep during snowy conditions. Pay close attention to trouble spots As mentioned above, many properties can produce trouble areas for snow and ice maintenance. Pay close attention to low spots in the parking lot or sidewalks, as well as heavily trafficked areas with severely packed down snow. Make sure that downspouts are not draining directly into walkways, and if no other drainage option is possible, focus more care and immediate attention on the drainage areas. Clear areas frequently Plowing and shoveling often is desirable to keep walkways well maintained. It is helpful to determine beforehand what amount of snow will warrant plowing and stick to that schedule during all downfall (during business hours). Establish predetermined areas for piling the collected snow that will not prove more dangerous in the long run. Of course, snow melt and salt are often necessary elements for decreasing slippery conditions. Use as needed for melting difficult icy spots. Don’t forget the inside hazards Moving inward, make sure that ample mats are spread just inside the door to catch all snow and ice. Even consider adding an extra mat during snowy conditions. Also, a simple warning sign about the slippery surface may serve enough reminder for patrons to be careful as entering. Ultimately, as business owners, do your best to keep your property free of potential hazards, providing your patrons and employees with a stress-free experience. A Real Estate Management Company in the MOV that Does it All for You At the PM Company, we enjoy providing snow and ice management for our tenants, so you don’t have that worry. If your current property has become difficult to maintain with little help from your management company, consider the PM Company for your relocation. We have numerous prime locations to choose from and a team of experts available to customize and renovate your space. Look through our current available properties in the MOV or call us today for more information! 1-304-485-8000 Spirit of Giving 2017 Smashes Records January 8, 2018/in Uncategorized /by Lisa Collins The PM Company has announced their 10th annual Spirit of Giving fundraising has broken all previous records, with the total raised exceeding $50,000. PMC is matching those dollars raised in the community, bringing the total to be given to local charities to $116,000. For the tenth year in a row, the PM Company and Minnite family elected to forego traditional gifts to tenants and vendors with whom they do business, giving the money instead to area non-profits. PMC created the Spirit of Giving Fund at the Parkersburg Area Community Foundation, and they invite those businesses to join them in raising funds and awareness for the designated charities. The PM Company then matches the money raised. “This is the perfect way for us to come together with our business associates and friends, to demonstrate the spirit of the season,” said Karmyn Minnite Conley, one of the Managing Partners. “We look forward to this gift-giving all year, because we get to benefit so many important efforts.” Spirit of Giving has donated in excess of $500,000 in the last nine years, and they planned to celebrate their 10th anniversary with their largest year ever. The goal was to raise $50,000, and match it, bringing the total to $100,000. Student, business and civic groups were also invited to participate by collecting items from Wish Lists provided by the charities. Donations were collected by Student United Way, Ohio Valley University, Berkshire Hathaway, Mt. State Oral Surgeons, the office of Dr. Florence, the Big Red Archery Team, Put Supplies Plus, and others. In addition to PMC and Grand Pointe Conference and Reception Center, major sponsors for the event also included Family Carpet, Huntington Bank, Peoples Bank & Insurance, and United Bank. Each company donated $5,000 toward the effort. PMC Announces Recipients for Tenth Anniversary of Spirit of Giving Effort The PM Company has announced their 10th annual Spirit of Giving fundraising has broken all previous records, with the total raised exceeding $50,000. PMC is matching those dollars raised in the community, bringing the total to be given to local charities to $116,000. For the tenth year in a row, the PM Company and Minnite family have elected to forego traditional gifts to tenants and vendors with whom they do business, giving the money instead to area non-profits. PMC created the Spirit of Giving Fund at the Parkersburg Area Community Foundation, and they invite those businesses to join them in raising funds and awareness for the designated charities. The PM Company then matches the money raised. “This is the perfect way for us to come together with our business associates and friends, to demonstrate the spirit of the season,” said Karmyn Minnite Conley, one of the Managing Partners. “We look forward to this gift-giving all year, because we get to benefit so many important efforts.” Spirit of Giving has donated in excess of $500,000 in the last nine years, and they planned to celebrate their 10th anniversary with their largest year ever. The goal was to raise $50,000, and match it, bringing the total to $100,000. Student, business and civic groups were also invited to participate by collecting items from Wish Lists provided by the charities. Donations were collected by Student United Way, Ohio Valley University, Berkshire Hathaway, Mt. State Oral Surgeons, the office of Dr. Florence, the Big Red Archery Team, Put Supplies Plus, and others. In addition to PMC and Grand Pointe Conference and Reception Center, major sponsors for the event also include Family Carpet, Huntington Bank, Peoples Bank & Insurance, and United Bank. Each company donated $5,000 toward the effort. PMC Announces Recipients for Tenth Anniversary of Spirit of Giving Effort The PM Company has announced their 10th annual Spirit of Giving fundraising has broken all previous records, with the total raised exceeding $50,000. PMC is matching those dollars raised in the community, bringing the total to be given to local charities to $116,000. For the tenth year in a row, the PM Company and Minnite family have elected to forego traditional gifts to tenants and vendors with whom they do business, giving the money instead to area non-profits. PMC created the Spirit of Giving Fund at the Parkersburg Area Community Foundation, and they invite those businesses to join them in raising funds and awareness for the designated charities. The PM Company then matches the money raised. “This is the perfect way for us to come together with our business associates and friends, to demonstrate the spirit of the season,” said Karmyn Minnite Conley, one of the Managing Partners. “We look forward to this gift-giving all year, because we get to benefit so many important efforts.” Spirit of Giving has donated in excess of $500,000 in the last nine years, and they planned to celebrate their 10th anniversary with their largest year ever. The goal was to raise $50,000, and match it, bringing the total to $100,000. Student, business and civic groups were also invited to participate by collecting items from Wish Lists provided by the charities. Donations were collected by Student United Way, Ohio Valley University, Berkshire Hathaway, Mt. State Oral Surgeons, the office of Dr. Florence, the Big Red Archery Team, Put Supplies Plus, and others. In addition to PMC and Grand Pointe Conference and Reception Center, major sponsors for the event also include Family Carpet, Huntington Bank, Peoples Bank & Insurance, and United Bank. Each company donated $5,000 toward the effort. Mid-Ohio Valley Volunteering Opportunities November 16, 2017/in News /by PMC Team Want to Give Back this Holiday but Not Sure How? Here’s a list of MOV volunteering opportunities for the holidays An eloquent statesman and inspirational leader, Winston Churchill’s words are quoted often, “We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.” At the PM Company we certainly enjoy our work as a real estate development company in the Mid Ohio Valley; however, an even greater joy is the opportunity to give back to others. Yes, we view it as the right way to live, but we also give back because life is so much fuller when you give more of it away. Besides providing numerous health benefits, as many studies show, volunteering brings happiness and meaning. Simply put…giving is fun! And we hope you’ll give it a try this holiday season. Below, we’ve highlighted just a few of the local volunteering opportunities in which you can participate this year. Consider these opportunities for your employee group, religious group or even collection of families and friends. It’s always rewarding to volunteer with others you know and love. You’ll see throughout that those opportunities suitable for families with children are indicated under the “notes” section. However, always make sure to contact the organization with any specific questions you may have about ages of the children you will be bringing. Volunteer Opportunities in the Mid-Ohio Valley Parkersburg/Vienna Volunteer Opportunities Friendship Kitchen – meal ministry of North Parkersburg Baptist Church that serves meals for those in need throughout the year and at Christmas time Location: 3109 Emerson Avenue Parkersburg, WV Serving Opportunities: Christmas Luncheon for 300 – 500 people in need Serve food and help with simple meal prep Wrap holiday gifts going to lunch participants, monitor gift tables Clean up after the event Contact: Susie Meredith, 304-428-3293, susiemeredith@northpbc.org Notes: Please contact Susie for more information and to sign up no later than December 10th. Appropriate for families. Latrobe Street Mission – a mission that provides resources, opportunity, and shelter for the homeless Location: 1725 Latrobe Street, Parkersburg, WV 26101 Serving Opportunities: Provide a weeknight dinner for residents – Check the dinner schedule here to find an open night. Have your family work together to make a meal, or grab a few families and do it all together! Greeting at the mission – Greet those that visit the mission with a warm smile and helpful word. Sorting and Organizing – The thrift store is always in need of volunteers who are able to sort through the many donations received. Contact: info@latrobestreetmission.org, (304) 893-9460 Notes: Appropriate for families Salvation Army of Parkersburg – international mission dedicated to meeting human needs in any capacity possible Location: 534-570 Fifth St. Parkersburg, WV Serving Opportunities: Red Kettle Campaign – Bell ringers needed! Families are welcome. The Angel Tree Program – Purchase clothes and toys for a specific child in need this holiday Help distribute holiday gifts for Angel Tree program on distribution day Thanksgiving Meal – 4 different opportunities to assist on Thanksgiving: Food preparation: 9:00 AM (16 and over) Serve food: 11:30 AM (16 and over) Clean up: 1:00 PM (16 and over) Meal Delivery to elderly: 11:15 AM – families welcome Food Drive – Holiday food donations assist in Thanksgiving and Christmas dinner baskets as well as meals provided during the week Contact: Shirley Grogg, 304-485-4529 ext. 203 Notes: Appropriate for families. Old Man Rivers Mission – local organization providing a food pantry and meal opportunities throughout the year Location: 703 Pike Street Parkersburg, WV Serving Opportunities: Food Pantry – open on Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays, the food pantry can always use volunteer help for organizing and sorting Weekend Meals – serving upwards of 500 families per month, the weekend meal program is always in need of volunteers Contact: Jeanette or Bill, 304-428-6677 Notes: Opportunities may vary. Contact the mission for specific information. Humane Society of Parkersburg – provides shelter, rehabilitation and adoption for homeless animals Location: 506 29th Street, Parkersburg, WV Serving Opportunities: The Humane Society offers a variety of volunteer opportunities, from walking dogs to helping decorate for the holidays. For a complete list, visit their website at http://www.hsop.org/general-information Contact: 304-422-5541 Marietta Volunteer Opportunities Salvation Army of Marietta – international mission dedicated to meeting human needs in any capacity possible Location: 136 Front Street, Marietta, OH Serving Opportunities: Red Kettle Campaign – Bell ringers needed at a variety of locations around Marietta! Families and groups are welcome. Ringing starts November 17th. Contact: Aaron Moore, Captain, 740-417-1480 or message on facebook Notes: Appropriate for families. Washington Morgan Community Action – a non-profit community-based organization that strives to properly assess and meet the needs of Washington and Morgan Counties Location: 218 Putnam Street, Marietta, OH 45750 Serving Opportunities: Secret Santa – Choose a child or family that does not have the means to enjoy gifts this year at Christmas and be a secret santa to them! You will receive a complete wish list with sizes and toys desired and be able to shop for the child or family. Secret Santa Organizing – Help in the distribution center anytime from November 27 – December 14 as many gifts and toys will need organized and distributed. Contact: Cathy Rees, 740-350-6126 Notes: Appropriate for families. Humane Society of the Ohio Valley – providing shelter, rehabilitation and adoption for homeless animals Location: 90 Mount Tom Road Marietta, OH Serving Opportunities: The Humane Society offers a variety of volunteer opportunities, from walking dogs to taking animals to nursing homes. For a complete list, visit their website at http://hsov.org/how-can-i-help/ Contact: 740-373-5959 Marietta Main Street – local nonprofit focused on economic development through historic preservation Location: 100 Front Street, Suite 300, Marietta, OH Serving Opportunities: Merry-etta Christmas Parade Date: Saturday, November 25th Parade Volunteers – 15-20 volunteers needed for the Merry-etta Christmas Parade. Parade starts at 6 p.m., volunteers need to be present at 3:30 p.m. and meet at the Food4Less lot in Marietta Appropriate for volunteers 18+ Contact: Christie Thomas, 740-885-8194 Notes: Great for a group. Please contact Christie asap if interested so that she is able to prepare materials ahead of time. La Musee Rose – a local nonprofit organization focused on discovering the untold story of women’s contributions to Washington County, Ohio and Wood County, West Virginia Location: 300 Fourth Street, Marietta, OH Serving Opportunities: Museum Exhibit Oversight – open museum displays with a short intro on organization and exhibit during times. When: Weekly on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Friday from 10-2 Contact: Jenny Powers, powersjh1@gmail.com Notes: This opportunity exists throughout the year. Times available must be consistent. Not suitable for families with small children. Washington County Historical Society – a local nonprofit dedicated to collecting, studying and preserving all items pertaining to the history of Washington County, Ohio Location: Marietta, OH Serving Opportunities: Organization and Inventory – help organize and inventory historical society’s collection When: Weekly on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 10-2 Contact: Sarah Bird, sarah.wchs@gmail.com Notes: This opportunity exists throughout the year. The Veterans Museum of Mid-Ohio Valley – local nonprofit Service Location: Marietta Rinks 404 Fort Hammer Dr, Marietta, OH Serving Opportunities: Huge Outdoor Yard Sale – need volunteers to assist with all aspects of the yard sale happening at the Marietta Rinks, including sorting and organizing Date: December 1st, 2nd and 3rd, starts at 10:00 AM on 12/01 Contact: Gloria Husk, 304-420-0332 or 304-966-2040 (cell) Notes: A family friendly event with drinks and refreshments supplied. All proceeds for the yard sale will go to support the Veteran’s museum. Belpre Volunteer Opportunities Blessings in a Backpack – organization providing weekend meals for school children that do not have adequate food at home Location: serving approximately 200 children in the Belpre school system Serving Opportunities: Pack a Backpack – help sort and pack weekend meals for local children in need Donations – provide food or monetary donations for the local ministry Contact: Amanda Purdue, 304-210-8308 Notes: Appropriate for families Belpre Holiday Lights Festival – presents a series of lighted displays celebrating the holiday season, local groups and themed displays to all visitors with a self-guided driving tour of the city Location: Belpre City Park Serving Opportunities: Display Construction and Set up – If you’re handy and/or creative, help is needed to set up, construct and maintain lighting displays Donation Booth – man donation booth and hand out candy canes to local visitors Contact: Karen, 740-423-8934 Notes: Appropriate for families Other Volunteer Ideas for the Mid Ohio Valley Local Churches – Most local churches have a variety of volunteer opportunities for you and your family. From holiday gift services, food drives and even holiday meals, many churches offer some sort of way for you to give back during the holidays. Nursing Homes – Elderly individuals in nursing homes often experience great loneliness, especially during the holidays. Many opportunities exist for service to these individuals. If musically talented, consider singing fun Christmas carols. Sit and play cards with them. Deliver handmade gifts and cards. Just talk and laugh with them. It’s amazing the way their histories and stories can enrich your own life if you simply take the time to listen. Local Arts Organizations – Both Parkersburg and Marietta offer community theaters that often need help during and after productions. Or simply consider a holiday donation to these organizations that provide opportunities for the arts within our community. https://midohiovalleyplayers.org/ https://peoplesbanktheatre.com/support/volunteer/ http://www.actors-guild.com/ http://www.parkersburgartcenter.org/vounteer/ Donations – All of these organizations greatly benefit from monetary donations as they are nonprofits dedicated to giving, not getting. Sometimes this is the best way that you can help. Consider giving back financially this season if you are able. Volunteermov.org – This site offers a great resource all year long for volunteer opportunities in the Mid Ohio Valley. While we realize this list is not comprehensive, we hope it provides some direction in your search for ways to give back. If you know of more volunteer opportunities in the MOV, please share with us on facebook! Whatever way you give back this year, we hope you find value and joy in your giving. Go make a life, not just a living. Share with us on facebook or twitter about your efforts with #makealife @pmcompanymov. Blog: PMC Gearing Up for Spirit of Giving Recipients 2017 October 17, 2017/in News /by Lisa Collins PMC Announces Recipients for Tenth Anniversary of Spirit of Giving Effort Jason Minnite congratulates Jeanette Flowers and Melissa Ogden, representing Faithlink. The PM Company has announced the 2017 recipients for their 10th annual Spirit of Giving fundraising effort, to be conducted through the months of October and November. Final totals will be announced in December, when checks are presented to organizations named below. For the tenth year, the PM Company and Minnite family have elected to forego traditional gifts to tenants and vendors with whom they do business, giving the money instead to local charities. PMC created the Spirit of Giving Fund at the Parkersburg Area Community Foundation, and they invite those businesses to join them in raising funds and awareness for the designated charities. The PM Company then matches the money raised. “This is the perfect way for us to come together with our business associates and friends, to demonstrate the spirit of the season,” said Karmyn Minnite Conley, one of the Managing Partners. “We look forward to this gift-giving all year, because we get to benefit so many important efforts.” Spirit of Giving has donated in excess of $500,000 in the last nine years, and they hope to celebrate their 10th anniversary with their largest year ever. The goal is to raise $50,000, and match it, bringing the total to $100,000. Those interested in donating to the fund may do so by sending gifts to Spirit of Giving Fund, attn PMC, 1000 Grand Central Mall, Vienna WV 26105. Online donations may be made at www.pacfwv.com/SpiritofGivingFund. Follow the progress of the effort at Spirit of Giving on Facebook, or on the PMC Facebook page. Student and civic groups are also invited to participate by collecting items from Wish Lists provided by the charities. Those who would like to help may email lisa@thepmcompany.com for more details. 2017 Recipients of the Spirit of Giving Fund are as follows: Artsbridge, Belpre Area of Ministries, Faithlink, Family Crisis Intervention Center, Firefly – A Spark of Hope, Gabriel Project of WV, YMCA of Parkersburg, Parkersburg Day Nursery, Stout UMC Backpack Ministry, Veterans Museum of the MOV, North Place Maternity Home, Humane Society of Parkersburg SPOT Clinic, Smoot Theatre, Belpre Area Ministries, Mid-Ohio Valley Fellowship Home. In-kind assistance is being provided to: MOV Multi-Cultural Festival, Children’s Home Society of WV and Salvation Army. Spirit of Giving Supports New Agencies in 2016 February 21, 2017/in News /by Lisa Collins The PM Company held its annual Spirit of Giving event Thursday, December 8th, and announced the 2016 recipients for their annual fundraising effort, for a total of $60,050 to be shared among the agencies. For the ninth year, Pat Minnite, Sr. and his family elected to forego traditional gifts to tenants and vendors with whom they do business, giving the money instead to local charities. This brings the total cash and donations distributed by Spirit of Giving to nearly a half million dollars. PMC created the Spirit of Giving Fund at the Parkersburg Area Community Foundation, and they invite area businesses to join them in raising funds and needed items for the designated charities. The PM Company then matches the money raised. “This is the perfect way for us to come together with our businesses and friends, to demonstrate the spirit of the season,” said Managing Partner Karmyn Minnite Conley. “We look forward to this gift-giving all year, because we get to contribute to so many important efforts.” The company has set a fundraising goal of $100,000 for 2017, in celebration of their 10th anniversary. 2016 Recipients of the Spirit of Giving are Belpre Area Ministries, Family Crisis Intervention Center, Habitat for Humanity MOV, Firefly: A Spark of Hope, Parkersburg Art Center, Faithlink, and Artsbridge. This year, for the first time, Student United Way members from high schools throughout the Mid-Ohio Valley collected canned food to donate to Belpre Area Ministries, as part of the effort. Since 1980, The PM Company has served the Mid-Ohio Valley’s real estate development and management needs. 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