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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2019 THE EDMOND SUN

BUSINESS | A7

Sanderson, Chissoe join Arledge and Associates

Isaac Sanderson and
Kevin Chissoe have joined
Arledge and Associates,
the Edmond-based
accounting firm
announced recently.
Sanderson joins the firm
as an audit specialist. A
graduate of his new role firm’s growing audit team Jim Denton, managing to help further his educa-
Oklahoma with the firm. as an audit intern. partner. “It’s also impor- tion with our audit team.”
Christian Chissoe, a “As Arledge and tant to us that we provide Arledge & Associates, PC
University, student at Associates continues to students the opportunity offers practical solutions
Sanderson Oklahoma City grow, it’s important that to work and learn along- in the areas of tax plan-
brings a strong University, will we’re able to add talented side professionals in the ning, auditing, consulting,
accounting be working professionals, like Isaac, to field, so we’re happy to accounting advisory serv-
Sanderson background to Chissoe alongside the our growing team,” said have Kevin come on board ices and client accounting.

WINGS Special Needs Community announces Hechtner

appointment to nonprofit’s Board of Directors
WINGS announces the
appointment of Arlan
Hechtner to its Board of
Directors effective immedi-
ately. Hechtner will also
serve as treasurer for the
Board.
As a special needs com-
munity based in Edmond,
Wings provides programs
for adults with intellectual
and developmental disabili-
ties. The mission of Wings is
to enhance the lives of
adults with development
disabilities through social,
vocational and residential
programs guided by princi-
ples of the Bible.
“Arlan brings a great deal
of financial accountability to
the organization and will be
instrumental in providing
counsel regarding financial
best practices, internal con-
trols, and overall financial
oversight, especially as we
move into our residential
development initiative,”
said Ron Harris, Wings
Board Chairman. "He will
be an outstanding addition
to our Board.
Hechtner recently retired
after 37 years, as a Partner
with Ernst & Young LLP, a
world-wide professional
services firm. During his
tenure with Ernst & Young
LLP, he served a variety of
clients ranging from entre-
preneurial start-ups to
Fortune 50 organizations.
He has been a direct sup-
porter of many organiza-
tions in the Oklahoma City
and Tulsa communities and
participated as an ADT
sponsor of the United Way
in Oklahoma City and Tulsa.
He served as the Finance
Committee Chair of Church
of the Servant for four years,
including the time period in
which they were making
their multi-million-dollar
campus expansion. He is
currently a member of the
Finance Committee of Quail
Creek Golf and Country
Club.
“I’m excited to serve on
the board of Wings because
the organization serves to
fill a unique and specific
need in our community for
adults with disabilities,”
Hechtner said. “I’m also very
excited about the
Residential Community ini-
tiative that is underway at
Wings. This initiative repre-
sents another new and
exciting chapter in fulfilling
the mission of the organiza-
tion for the benefit of the
adults being served, and
assisting their families with
knowing the members will
be in talented, caring hands
now and well into the
future.”
Founded in 2004, Wings is
a 501(c)(3) special needs
community empowering
adults with intellectual and
developmental disabilities
through social, educational,
residential and vocational
opportunities.

Edmond Trophy Company is The Arrow featured business

Edmond Trophy
Company LLC has been
locally-owned by the
Flewelling family since 1978.
The Flewellings chose to
locate their business in
Edmond for the great sense
of community, terrific
schools, and the awesome
people.
Located at 401 W. 15th St.,
Edmond Trophy Company
offers awards, trophies and
engraving. With the recent
addition of another laser,
the company was able to
expand its product offer-
ings of both fun and practi-
cal gifts. Customers can
choose from tumblers, pic-
ture frames, cutting boards,
and much more. The com-
pany also offers sublima-
tion and is able to add
color to many types of
awards.
Edmond Trophy
Company recently
launched an updated web-
site that now offers e-com-
merce options. Customers
can browse the company's
product offerings at
www.edmondtrophy.com.
For those customers who
would rather visit the show-
room, hours are Monday
through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to
5 p.m.
The company wants to
continue to grow and pro-
vide more options to the
community and its loyal
customers. Edmond Trophy
Company owners and staff
appreciate each and every
customer who walks
through the door, no matter
the size of the order.
For more information,
visit
www.edmondtrophy.com.
THE DETAILS
EDMOND TROPY COMPANY, LLC
Date Established: 1978
Number of Employees: 3
Product/Service: Acrylic Awards, Plaques, Crystal
Awards, Trophies, Medals, Personalization, Tumblers
Website: www.edmondtrophy.com
Facebook: @edmondtrophy
Instagram: @Edmond_Trophy_Company

EEDA recognizes Precision Vision

The Edmond Economic community and we were happy to team and I work hard to create aware-
Development Authority (EEDA) feature the practice in The Arrow.” ness of how to best take care of your
recently featured Precision Vision of Selina McGee, O.D., FAAO, estab- vision for life.”
Edmond in the March 2019 issue of lished Precision Vision in Edmond in To read the full Precision Vision fea-
EEDA’s newsletter, “The Arrow.” “The January 2013. The business offers nor- ture in The Arrow, visit
Arrow” is a monthly newsletter mal eye care and ocular surface dis- www.eeda.com/archives. To subscribe
emailed to approximately 2,000 sub- ease treatment. Precision Vision also to The Arrow, visit www.eeda.com.
scribers. Featured businesses also provides eye rejuvenation treat- The EEDA exists to offer resources
receive a commemorative arrow to ments, including Botox, skin tighten- that stimulate the growth of Edmond’s
recognize their participation. ing procedures, and skin texture economy by creating and maintaining
“The featured business portion of treatments. an optimum environment for both
The Arrow was created as an outlet for “I want our practice to become a new and existing businesses, offering
the EEDA to further support and pro- resource for the Edmond communi- services that facilitate the growth and
mote the Edmond business commu- ty, and I appreciate the opportunity expansion of those businesses, and PHOTO PROVIDED
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