MAC Elects New President, Begins 2020 Luncheons

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Manufacturers’ Agents of Cincinnati (MAC) has elected a new president starting July 2020. Mark Hogan of CTQ Systems in Cincinnati replaces Chris Schnetzer, who has served as MAC president since 2014.

Left to right: Mark Hogan, MAC president starting July 2020, and Chris Schnetzer, outgoing president.

Hogan started his Cincinnati-based rep firm, CTQ Systems, in 2017 after a 20-plus-year career as a corporate engineer. CTQ helps customers select optimal automation components from the lines of AMCI, Nexen, Nook, Linmot, Stober, and Zero-Max by partnering with Paul Davis Automation. CTQ represents Viralwolf.com for marketing automation solutions. Servicing southwest Ohio and the state of Kentucky, CTQ also provides design engineering services and offers 3D printing service. Hogan holds the credentials of CSP (Certified Sales Professional) and PMP (Project Management Professional). Connect with Hogan on LinkedIn at www.linkedin.com/in/markhoganohio.

January Meeting

In other news from MAC, 22 people attended the first Manufacturers’ Agents of Cincinnati luncheon of the new decade, held January 10 at Montgomery Inn Boathouse, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Bob Dyer of Dyer Equipment gets the credit for organizing speakers for the event, which included presentations by David Harrison, CPA, and Jim Donnellon, PA/director of Barnes Dennig, Cincinnati, Ohio. Topics included current tax updates, independent contractor issues, agency entity type considerations, business deductions, and other rep related concerns, as well as a question-and-answer session.

Left to right: David Harrison, CPA Barnes Dennig; Bob Dyer, Dyer Equipment; and Jim Donnellon, CPA Barnes Dennig.

Upcoming meetings for the year will be held on:

May 8
September 11
October 9
November 13
December 11

For more information on future MAC meetings, visit their website at www.maccincinnati.org.