Here is news you can use as a Virginia Chamber
of Commerce professional:
Chamber
Executive Virginia Digest
March,
2018
Good
morning, #chamber world! Have a GREAT weeK!
On
a personal note: Goodbye, Mike Kuhns! You have been a diamond of a chamber
executive and a pleasure to work with since Day 1. May the wind be at your back
forever more.
#BestChamber practices: Greater
Reston Chamber: Financially Bulletproofing Your Business
Financially Bulletproofing Your
Business
Wednesday, March 14
8:30 - 10:00 am
Greater Reston Chamber of Commerce
No Business Owner should feel like
they are in a fight for the life of their business! Join the Reston Chamber's
Business Education Series for a 55 minute session that will address:
Creating Scaleable Cash Flow,
P&L/Balance Sheets that Banks
want,
Strategies for Retirement Planning
and,
Most importantly... 2018 TAX
Changes!
Our Panel of experts will not only
share best practices but also answer the questions that most Business Owners
have been waiting to ask! Learn More or Register
Augusta Chamber joins Front
Royal-Warren County Chamber, Harrisonburg-Rockingham County Chamber, Top of
Virginia Regional, Shenandoah Valley partners for I-81 coalition of chambers
The
Greater Augusta Regional Chamber of Commerce has partnered with several other
Virginia chambers to form an Improve I-81 Chamber Coalition.
Joining
the Augusta Chamber in the coalition are the Front Royal-Warren County Chamber
of Commerce, Shenandoah County Chamber of Commerce, Harrisonburg-Rockingham
Chamber of Commerce and the Top of Virginia Regional Chamber.
The
coalition was formed to help achieve needed improvements to the congested
interstate.
In
addition to accidents, the interstate has truck traffic above its capacity, now
accounting for more than 40 percent of Virginia's truck traffic.
The
coalition has written Virginia U.S. Sens. Tim Kaine and Mark Warner, 6th
District Rep. Bob Goodlatte, 9th District Rep. Morgan Griffith and 10th
District Rep. Barbara Comstock for their assistance in getting federal funds
for I-81 improvements.
In the
letter, the coalition asks the congressional members to "appeal to the
current administration and work collaboratively to secure funding solutions
that will address this significant need." Read more: Daily
Progress
New Danville-Pittsylvania County
chamber leader has ‘genuine passion for our region’
Alexis
Ehrhardt’s mother instilled in her the importance of education, public service
and making a difference in her community.
“She was
someone who valued inclusion and equity over just about everything else,”
Ehrhardt, a Rockville, Maryland, native, said during an interview at her office
at Averett University on Thursday morning. “She used to take me to marches in
[Washington] D.C. and strap a billboard on me.”
On Jan. 2,
Ehrhardt, 39, will apply what she has learned from her late mother and
throughout her career on a region-wide scale when she becomes the new president
and CEO of the Danville Pittsylvania County Chamber of Commerce.
Ehrhardt,
the executive director of Averett’s Center for Community Engagement and Career
Competitiveness, was announced as the chamber’s new director Dec. 6.
“Alexis has
such a genuine passion for our region,” Chamber Board President Bert Eades said
in the written announcement to chamber members. “The combination of this
passion and her proven track record of organizational leadership impressed
everyone on the search committee.”
Ehrhardt,
current president of Riverview Rotary, holds a bachelor’s degree in Latin
American and Caribbean studies and Spanish — with a minor in history — from
Emory University, a master’s degree in higher education from the University of
Virginia and a doctorate in leadership studies from Lynchburg College.
“My parents
believed in serving your community and in educational excellence,” she said.
Ehrhardt
will replace Laurie Moran, who died of cancer in June at 56. Moran was
president and CEO of the chamber since 2002. Betty Jo Foster has served as
interim president since Moran’s death. Read more: GoDanRiver.com
Create an Entrepreneur!
Arlington Chamber - YEA! - Meet the Leaders Behind the Businesses
Join the Arlington Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday, February 28 for the Young Entrepreneurs Academy (YEA!) CEO Roundtable - a fun and exciting event that is sure to leave a significant, and long-lasting impact on the lives of budding entrepreneurs. This event is perfect for people of ages, from kids to more established business professionals.
Formatted as an interactive panel discussion, the CEO Roundtable will help the leaders of tomorrow connect the dots between local businesses and the entrepreneurs and CEOs who lead those businesses to success. YEA! students and audience members will hear from a panel of local top CEOs, who will share their inspiring start-up stories and answer questions including:
What do you love about your role as CEO?
What did you do as a kid or young adult that helped you get to where you are today?
What's the best advice you ever received?
REGISTER!
Registration and more information can be found here. For questions, contact Alex Held at aheld@arlingtonchamber.org or (703) 525-2400. Admission is $20 for adults and FREE to middle and high school students and their teachers who register before 12:00 p.m. on Wednesday, February 28.
Chamber breakfast: Loudoun
supervisors address business community on top issues
With the start of
a new year, Loudoun faces several challenges, but with every challenge, there
is also progress, three Loudoun supervisors told the county business community
at a Chamber of Commerce Breakfast Thursday.
Chairwoman Phyllis
Randall (D-At Large), Vice Chairman Ralph Buona (R-Ashburn) and Supervisor
Geary Higgins (R-Catoctin) spoke on several topics, including a strained
transportation system, the arrival of Metro, the Envision Loudoun Comprehensive
Plan process, a housing shortage and growing costs and budgets.
Randall noted the
Envision Loudoun process, compensation and class study and Metro capital
funding as challenges the board is facing.
Higgins said that
while he was one of the members from the past board who voted against bringing
Metro to Loudoun, he is optimistic that the county will find solutions to the
financial and safety challenges facing the mass transit system.
Buona said the
Metro is on schedule for testing and Loudoun residents should see services to
Ashburn in 2020. Of the three parking garages Loudoun has pledged to build, one
is almost done and the other two are going through the design process and will
be done by May 2019.
The tax district
revenue is on target with the 2011 projections and land value around the Metro
stations has increased, Buona also said. Read more: Loudoun
Times
Virginia Peninsula Chamber of Commerce 2017 Business Directory and Resource Guide
The Virginia Peninsula Chamber of Commerce 2017 Business Directory and Resource Guide is available at the Virginia Peninsula Chamber today! Thanks to Mike Kuhns, Suzy Johnson and the chamber team for their help and direction putting this together!
Town Square Publications (www.townsquarepublications.com) can help you accomplish your chamber's gloss map, directory, community profile or publication needs at no expense to the chamber. Please email John Dussman at jdussman@tspubs.com or call (847)-427-4633.
Chamber Executive Ongoing Education
Weekly New Idea: The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R. Covey
Stephen R. Covey's
book, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People®, has been a top-seller for the
simple reason that it ignores trends and pop psychology for proven principles
of fairness, integrity, honesty, and human dignity. Celebrating its fifteenth
year of helping people solve personal and professional problems, this special
anniversary edition includes a new foreword and afterword written by Covey
exploring the question of whether the 7 Habits are still relevant and answering
some of the most common questions he has received over the past 15 years. Read
more: Stephen
R. Covey
WWII Vets, Local Military
Leadership to Join Prince William Chamber Members for Lunch
On Tuesday, Jan. 23, the Prince
William Chamber of Commerce will host their seventh Annual Salute to the Armed
Forces Luncheon from 1100 to 1400 hours (that’s 11:00 a. m.-2:00 p. m. for the
civilian) at the Clubs at Quantico and Crossroads Event Center. The event is
presented by the Chamber’s Veterans Council and features annual updates and
award presentations by the Base Commander at Marine Corps Base Quantico and
Garrison Commander at Fort Belvoir. Former Miss USA and active U.S. Army
Reservist Deshauna Barber is the 2018 Keynote Speaker. NOVEC-Northern
Virginia Electric Cooperative is the Event Sponsor.
The event will featuring moving
accounts of local personal and professional connections to our nation’s
military along with recognition for outstanding young Soldiers and Marines. The
Chamber is also expecting several World War II Veterans as special guests.
Keynote Speaker Deshauna Barber
will share her thoughts on the importance of hiring military veterans and increasing
efforts to help service men and women to effectively transition to civilian
life, particularly post-deployment.
Sponsors for the event
include Contract Solutions,
Inc., First Command Financial
Services, Zeiders Enterprises,
Inc., Prince William Living, Dominion Energy, Harry H. Horning Financial Services, First Home Alliance and Phase II Staffing & Contracting.
This year’s Salute to the Armed
Forces will conclude with a Fallen Comrade Ceremony, including the playing of
“TAPS” in honor of those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
The Clubs at Quantico and
Crossroads Event Center is located at 3017 Russell Road, Quantico, Virginia
22134. Tickets for Salute to the Armed Forces are available online at pwchamber.org and include lunch. For more
information contact the Prince William Chamber of Commerce at 703-368-6600.
Deshauna Barber made headlines and
history as the first woman actively serving in the United States military to
win the title of Miss USA. Deshauna comes from a service-centric family. Both
her father and mother, as well as her older brother and sister, have all served
in the military. She knows firsthand the sacrifices made by our country’s
servicemen and women.
After graduating with a Bachelor of
Science in Business Management from Virginia State University, Deshauna went on
to complete her Masters in Computer Information Systems at the University of
Maryland. Following her studies Deshauna returned to D.C. as an IT Analyst for
the U.S. Department of Commerce. In 2011, she commissioned as a Quartermaster
Officer in the U.S. Army Reserve and is currently a Logistics Commander for the
988th Quartermaster Detachment Unit at Rockville, Maryland.
As Miss USA, Deshauna specifically
focused her efforts on PTSD treatment for soldiers returning from deployments
and suicide prevention in the Armed Forces. Read more: Prince William Living
Chamber of Commerce Serving Lexington, Buena Vista, Rockbridge
County 2017 Community Map
The new Chamber of Commerce 2017 Community Map is available at the
Chamber today! Thanks to Tracy Lyons, Chrystal Lee and the chamber team for
their help and direction putting this together!
Hampton Roads Chamber: State of the City 2018 in February and March
The Hampton Roads Chamber means business and works to be an impactful advocate, powerful economic partner, and inspiring ignitor for the region. The State of the City Series is five luncheons designed for interaction among business, civic, and community leaders across Hampton Roads. It is an opportunity for city Mayors to reflect on the past year, while also sharing a plan for a successful future. These forums will provide members of the community with valuable information on community issues that affect local businesses, and insight on what to expect in the next year.
Chesapeake State of the City 2018
Date: February 22, 2018
Time: 11:30-2:00 pm
Where: Chesapeake Conference Center
Where: Chesapeake Conference Center
700 Conference Center Drive
Chesapeake, VA 23320
Norfolk State of the City 2018
Date: March 9, 2018
Time: 11:30-2:00 pm
Cost: Free
Where: Hilton Norfolk|The Main
Cost: Free
Where: Hilton Norfolk|The Main
100 E Main Street
Norfolk, VA 23510
Norfolk, VA 23510
Virginia Beach State of the City 2018
Date: March 28, 2018
Time: 11:30-2:00 pm
Where: Virginia Beach Convention Center
Where: Virginia Beach Convention Center
1000 19th Street
Virginia Beach, VA 23451
Virginia Beach, VA 23451
Contact: Priscilla Monti 757-470-6805 pmonti@hrchamber.com
The Hampton Roads Chamber is the
Region’s premier business organization; helping businesses succeed, drive
regional economic growth, and enhance the quality of life of our community’s
residents. The Chamber is a vigorous advocate for the economic success of
its member businesses, which employ nearly 250,000 men and women in
Southeastern Virginia.
Tysons Chamber installs 2018 board,
plans new events
The
Tysons Regional Chamber of Commerce enjoyed a successful 2017, gaining 60 new
members, and will add some new events in the year ahead.
“It was a
pivotal year for the chamber,” said 2018 board chairman Virginia Case at a Jan.
5 breakfast meeting at the Tower Club in Tysons.
Case
began her remarks by noting she had been an avid musician as a child, even
playing violin at Carnegie Hall at age 6, but discovered after one semester in
college that she wanted to pursue a different path.
Case was
working for a small business in Tysons when she joined the chamber and soon
began meeting, befriending and learning from other professionals through the
organization.
“It was
through the chamber that I gained confidence in my own abilities,” said Case,
who founded her own agency in 2017. Her goal is to make the chamber an
organization that enables people to make the leap she did and start their own
businesses.
The
chamber this year will retire some previous events, such as a 5-kilometer race,
and replace them with new activities and networking opportunities, Case said.
These will include an interactive restaurant month in April, an awards gala and
non-profit showcase in June, a distillery event in September and a live-music
event in December, she said.
U.S. Rep.
Gerald Connolly (D-11th) swore in the 2018 board and noted that a certificate
he’d submitted for the Congressional Record regarding the board’s new members
had passed unanimously.
The
chamber’s 2018 Executive Committee will consist of Virginia Case of Strategic
Tactical Marketing, chairman; Josh Brady of Williams Mullen PC, vice president
of membership; William Daly Jr. of Rees Broome PC, general counsel; Jonathan
LaCroix of Cox Communications, chair of the Community Engagement Committee;
Maureen Loftus of LearningRx, chair of the Youth and Education Committee; David
MacGillivray of Human Capital Advisors, treasurer; Chris Tomseth of Money
Mailer of Tysons, vice president of marketing; Jerry Ferguson of Fairfax Public
Access; and Kathleen Kelley of Protorae Law PLLC. Read more: Inside NOVA
Front Royal Warren County Community
Profile & Membership Directory 2017
The Front Royal Warren County Community Profile &
Membership Directory 2017 is available at the Front Royal
Warren County Chamber of Commerce today! Thank you to Niki
Foster and Pam Riffle and the Chamber team for their help and
direction putting this together!
Town Square Publications (www.townsquarepublications.com)
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Virginia Peninsula Chamber: Have you registered for the 2018 Youth Career Expo?
The
Virginia Peninsula Chamber of Commerce, the Peninsula Council for Workforce
Development and the Greater Virginia Peninsula School Divisions work
together to produce the Youth Career Expo (YCE). It is our belief that by
creating career ready graduates, we are paving the way for our youth to
contribute to the economic sustainability of our region. The goal of the
Expo is to educate students about the variety of career opportunities in the
region and the skills needed to acquire those jobs.
YCE provides
a balanced exhibition of the industries which make up our region, with a
cross-section of over 60 exhibitors from nearly every business sector
including Shipbuilding, Advanced Manufacturing, Government-Public Safety,
Finance, Construction, Hospitality, STEM, Defense-Aerospace, Education,
Automotive, Green Jobs, Healthcare and Transportation, have a
presence at this event.
If you
are a business owner, you understand the need to plan ahead, and to compete for
the future workforce. The Youth Career Expo is a
great opportunity for businesses, like yours, to connect with the future
workforce and to encourage them now, to
acquire the skills they will need to be successful in your industry, later.
Working with high school students nearing
graduation provides you an opportunity to help sustain future economic
stability, while giving students the chance to explore career choices available
in our region. More information: Virginia Peninsula Chamber
Chamber Accreditation: Here is your
list!
Accreditation Self-Analysis Survey for Local Chambers of Commerce
Please use the following checklist
to determine if you're ready to apply for accreditation.
Governance
1. Does the chamber have an article
of incorporation or a charter?
2. Is the chamber's mission
statement clear and feasible?
3. Bylaws:
o Do they regulate the main areas
of chamber management;
o Are they considered to be
adequate for the laws of the state to the protection of both the chamber and
its members; and
o Have they been shared with the
board?
4. Organizational Structure: Is it clear
and appropriate to the chamber's size and goals? Has the chamber developed an
organization chart depicting flow of information and hierarchy?
5. Are there appropriate term
limits and job descriptions in place for the board of directors?
6. Are board meetings held on a
regular basis and are minutes kept on file?
7. Does a review process exist to
evaluate the performance of officers and directors?
8. Are the proper committees in
place for the chamber to meet goals?
Finance
1. Does the chamber meet generally
accepted accounting practices? (GAAP)
2. Are the chamber's financial
policies and procedures documented in a manual?
3. Is an annual operational budget
in place (including costs for all programs, management and fundraising) and is
it approved by the board?
4. Does the board of directors
review and approve all financial statements?
5. Does the chamber maintain
current financial statements?
6. Does the chamber maintain
liability insurance or director and officer insurance?
7. Does the chamber meet the
Accreditation standards for conducting an audit?
o Chambers with revenue below
$500,000 must:
§ Conduct an annual review by a
certified financial firm
§ Conduct an audit every three
years
o Chambers with revenue of more
than $500,000 must:
§ Conduct an annual review by a
certified financial firm
§ Conduct an audit every other year
8. Does the chamber meet IRS and
state filing requirements?
9. Does the chamber withhold and
report taxes from employee paychecks to the IRS and state and local government?
Human Resources and Staff
1. Are there distinct roles and job
descriptions set up for staff?
2. Does staff understand the
chamber's mission and program of action?
3. Are personnel policies in place
and current?
4. Does the chamber meet federal
and state regulations regarding employees?
Government Affairs
1. Does the chamber have a
systematic procedure in place to identify government affairs issues critical to
the business community?
2. Does the chamber create a
legislative agenda and share it with the membership?
3. Does the chamber communicate its
positions on priority issues with elected officials?
4. Does the chamber actively share
state/U.S. Chamber information with its members?
5. Has the chamber established a
grassroots network?
Program Development
1. Does the chamber understand
issues and needs important to all segments of the membership?
2. Does the chamber collect member
feedback at least annually?
3. Does the chamber provide an
annual report to its members?
4. Has the chamber developed a
strategic plan or business plan for the current year?
5. Does the chamber understand the
impending factors that will affect the chamber?
Technology
1. Does the chamber have
functioning telephone, computer, and mailing systems?
2. Does the chamber keep its
computer systems current and secure?
3. Does the chamber use anti-virus
software?
4. Does the chamber have a
membership database that can track membership information, dues, participation?
5. Does the chamber back up data
regularly?
6. Has the chamber developed a data
protection and privacy policy?
7. Does the chamber have a Web site
that is updated regularly?
8. Is the chamber's Web site
registered on Web site search engines?
Communications
1. Has the chamber developed a written
communications and marketing plan with clear annual goals?
2. Does the chamber use diverse
forms of media to promote the chamber?
3. Does the chamber contact members
at least monthly?
4. Does the chamber's Web site
communicate general information about the chamber?
5. Can the chamber communicate with
members using mass-distribution e-mails?
6. Does the chamber comply with
federal CAN-SPAM requirements?
7. Does the chamber issue press
releases to local and regional media outlets?
Facilities
1. Does the chamber's facility
project an appropriate business image, and is the facility accessible by the
public?
2. Does the chambers facility
support the chamber’s communications and technology capabilities?
3. Is the workplace kept neat,
clean and free of potential safety hazards
4. Is the workplace inspected
annually by a safety professional?
5. Does the chamber facility meet
accepted OSHA regulations?
6. Is a crisis plan in place?
7. Are employees trained or
educated about the crisis plan?
If you answered no to any of these
questions, you are not ready to apply for accreditation.
Arlington Chamber Celebrates 94th
Annual Arlington Business Gala
Sold-out event raises revenue to support Chamber's work to empower Arlington's business community
The
Arlington Chamber of Commerce hosted its 94th Annual Arlington Business Gala on
Saturday, January 27 at The Ritz-Carlton, Pentagon City. The sold-out gala,
hosted by 2018 Chamber Chair Lindsey Rheaume of EagleBank, was the Chamber's
first major event of 2018 and entertained 350 guests, including members of the
Virginia General Assembly, all five members of the Arlington County Board, and
business leaders from across the area.
"This year's Arlington Business Gala was an outstanding success," said Chamber President & CEO Kate Bates. "A fun-filled evening was had by all who attended, and the revenue earned through this event will help our Chamber continue our important work to empower Arlington's business community. We appreciate all who helped make this event possible, and we look forward to continuing this energy through the rest of 2018."
Attendees enjoyed a three-course dinner, mingling with fellow Arlington business leaders, dancing to music by the Bachelor Boys Band, and participating in the silent and live auctions. The silent auction featured items varying from all-inclusive tropical vacations and autographed sports memorabilia to fine wines, tickets to experiences around town, and more. During the live auction, attendees bid on high-demand items like an autographed Washington Capitals jersey and tickets, an oil painting by award-winning artist William Woodward, a catered dinner for 50 guests, and a round of golf at the Army Navy Country Club. Guests also had the opportunity to win four hours of limousine service and enter a raffle drawing to win accommodations for two people at the St. James Club Morgan Bay in Saint Lucia.
VIPs in attendance included Senator Delegate Barbara Favola (D-Arlington); Delegate Patrick Hope (D-47); Arlington County Board Chair Katie Cristol, Vice-Chair Christian Dorsey, and members Libby Garvey, Erik Gutshall, and John Vihstadt; Clerk of the Circuit Court Paul Ferguson; Commissioner of Revenue Ingrid Morroy; and Sheriff Beth Arthur.
For access to this release and other statements by the Chamber, click here.
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will integrate 10 government award management systems into a single,
streamlined cloud platform. Join us for an intriguing conversation about the
new SAM.gov. Learn
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how you can test and suggest ideas. Learn
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#FamousChamber of
Commerce Quotations: (Perseverance)
“Perseverance is not a
long race; it is many short races one after another.” - Walter Elliott
Northern Virginia
Chamber, United Bank, George Mason University, and Washington Business Journal
to Host Annual Economic Conference contact Northern Virginia Chamber Director, Marketing & Communications,
Elaine Gilligan, egilligan@novachamber.org to register.
#FamousChamber Speaker: Bob Harris CAE, One of the Top Five
Chamber Speakers of All Time - Organizational Excellence - It starts with the heart - the PASSION
of volunteers and staff to be great. Then the focus is on governance,
operations, and strategy. Finally, finally mix in smart practices and
benchmarks to ensure excellence. - Bob Harris, CAE - www.nonprofitcenter.com
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Arlington Chamber: Join us in Recognizing Our 93rd Annual Meeting
Award Winners and Keynote Speaker contact us at chamber@arlingtonchamber.org or (703)
525-2400.
Congratulations to the Winners of the 52nd Annual Williamsburg
Christmas Parade!
Tom
Donohue, U.S. Chamber of Commerce CEO: Tax bill will usher in ‘new era of
growth’ Washington Times
#BestChamber practices: Wytheville-Whyte-Bland Chamber - Survey
your members - Take A Minute to Brag On Yourselves! https://blueridgecountry.com/newsstand/best-of-the-mountains
Valley lawmakers take concerns ahead of General Assembly session
Virginia Gov. -elect Northam wants state economic development
efforts 'under one tent' as chamber readies blueprint for growth Richmond.com
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