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Choice Mindsets: Silly Geese
Nick Schmidt: "A goose management service came to get rid of the geese. They didn't stay gone."
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Last week, the Loveland office’s favorite all‑season attraction, the neighboring pond, reached its most dramatic chapter yet. Known for previous window‑side spectating and at least one spirited debate about its true depth, lunch hour took a turn when a goose management service arrived with a dog, a laser pointer, and a clear mission. Within minutes, the scene had become a literal, full‑blown wild goose chase.

Reactions across the office were mixed. Max Keeley fondly recalled past bird friendships, while others were reminded of earlier, more Alfred Hitchcock’s The Birds‑style encounters—such as when a bird infiltrated the office and Steve Goessling had to fend it off with “his” jacket.

While we know the geese can’t stay forever, their triumphant return this week was met with more excitement than expected. At Choice One, we genuinely enjoy spending time with our coworkers—including the ones that honk. What can we say? We’re just a bunch of silly geese. ... See MoreSee Less

Choice Mindsets: Silly Geese

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Email from Choice One Engineering Nick Schmidt: “A goose management service came to get rid of the geese. They didn't stay gone."   Nick Schmidt: "A goose management service came to get rid of the...

Choice One Engineering

2 weeks ago

Choice Mindsets: A Roaring Good Time on the Green
Nick Selhorst: "A heads-up would've been nice."
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At last week’s annual Sidney Charity Cup, clients and friends of Choice One gathered for a mini-golf competition in support of a great cause. Teams navigated a delightfully chaotic course while raising funds for the Miami Valley Down Syndrome Association (MVDSA) and the Ronald McDonald House at Dayton Children’s. Thanks to Choice One’s experience with a golf simulator last year, the COEC team wisely stuck to caddying duties, where damage to scores could be kept to a minimum. Mostly.

While every team came ready to make a difference, one team also came to prove that charity pairs well with cheetah print. Jill Rhoades, Sheri Green, and Christy Butera from the City of Troy arrived sporting matching cheetah print shoes and accessories—and even offered to share a matching cardigan with their Choice One caddy, Nick Selhorst. Unfortunately, Nick’s concerns over his proven spill record kept the cardigan out of play, leaving him wishing he’d had advance notice of the cheetah-print theme.

While the Troy team didn’t take home the Charity Cup—that honor went to Sugarcreek Township—they more than delivered on fun. At the end of the day, the event successfully raised enough donations to fund the MVDSA’s Summer Family Picnic and to support the Ronald McDonald House. Thank you to everyone who joined us for the Sidney Charity Cup and for helping prove that giving back (like cheetah print) never goes out of style. ... See MoreSee Less

Choice Mindsets: A Roaring Good Time on the Green

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Email from Choice One Engineering Nick Sehorst: “A heads up would've been nice."   Nick Selhorst: "A heads-up would've been nice." At last week’s annual Sidney Charity Cup, clients and friends o...