Monday, October 5, 2020

Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Executives Announce 2020 Excellence Awards; Arlington Heights Membership Chamber of Commerce 2020-2021 Insider's Guide To Arlington Heights Guide; Lakeshore Chamber, Crossroads Regional Chamber, and Sienna College Poll of Chamber From Across The U.S.; Cedarburg Chamber: Wisconsin Emergency Order; #SmartChamber Innovation: Dearborn Area Chamber of Commerce - Electronic NO-TOUCH Certificates of Origin Available 24/7 - Save Your Members! Protect Your Staff!; New Arrival: Oxford Lafayette County Community Map; Clarkston Area Chamber: Oakland County Together Cultural Institution COVID-19 Support Grant; Shiawassee Regional Chamber of Commerce (SRCC) President and CEO Jeff Deason announced his retirement from the organization at the SRCC Board of Directors meeting; #ChamberHeart: Wauconda Area Chamber: Newsletter Topper; Arlington Chamber: Breakfast Connection Combined with Alexandria Chamber of Commerce; Oxford Lafayette County Chamber: Avoiding Cyber-Risks with Mobile Security; Executive Director - Baraga County Chamber of Commerce - L'Anse, MI; Town Square Publications Chamber Membership Directories, Maps, Quarterly Magazines and Community Profiles: The best Chamber Partner in the USA!

 Good morning #ChamberWorld! It's going to be a great week! 


Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Executives Announce 2020 Excellence Awards


On Thursday, the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Executives (KCCE) announced the 2020 KCCE Annual Excellence Awards. These awards pay tribute to local chambers of commerce in areas of operational excellence that include membership growth and retention, website, social media, special publication and newsletter communications, and special events. This year two additional awards were added: excellence in innovation and excellence in advocacy.

The awards event culminates with the presentation of the KCCE Chamber Professional of the Year, which is awarded to an individual that shows outstanding dedication and achievement in chamber leadership and service to the community. The 2020 Chamber Executive of the Year is Deanna Herrmann, executive director of the London - Laurel County Chamber of Commerce.

Herrmann has served the London-Laurel County Chamber of Commerce for ten years. Her accomplishments include graduating from the Institute for Organization Management (IOM) Program offered through the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and Leadership Kentucky in 2019. Herrmann served as chair of the KCCE board between 2018 and 2019 and continues to serve the organization as a board member.

“Thank you so much to KCCE and the Kentucky Chamber for mentoring me for the past 10 years, and many thanks to the London-Laurel County Chamber Board for believing in our shared vision,” Herrmann said. “I am overwhelmed with this award. I am beyond words to know I was selected from several wonderful deserving candidates.”

Another individual award, Volunteer of the Year, was presented to John Rennels of the Anderson County Chamber of Commerce.

“I was totally caught off guard and humbled by our Chamber staff and by longtime board member Gabe Uebel and current board chairman Mackenzie Morris taking the time to write in support,” said Rennels. “It is easy to serve when we are able to follow the lead of our exemplary staff and board.”

Awards were given in five categories: annual dues income less than $75,000 (Group I); annual dues between $75,001 and $150,000 (Group II); annual dues income between $150,001 and $250,000 (Group III); annual dues between $250,001 and $650,000 (Group IV); and annual dues income more than $650,001 (Group V). The winners are:

Membership Growth

Group I Cynthiana - Harrison County Chamber of Commerce

Group II Anderson County Chamber of Commerce

Group III Somerset-Pulaski County Chamber of Commerce

Group IV The Chamber of St. Matthews

Group V Christian County Chamber of Commerce

Membership Retention

Group I Cynthiana - Harrison County Chamber of Commerce

Group II Mercer County Chamber of Commerce

Group III Somerset-Pulaski County Chamber of Commerce.

Group IV The Chamber of St. Matthews

Group V Christian County Chamber of Commerce

Outstanding E-News Communication

Group I Cynthiana – Harrison County Chamber of Commerce

Group II Mercer County Chamber of Commerce

Group III Marion County Chamber of Commerce

Group IV Southeast Kentucky Chamber of Commerce

Group V Bowling Green Area Chamber of Commerce

Outstanding website

Group I Cynthiana - Harrison County Chamber of Commerce

Group II Mercer County Chamber of Commerce

Group III London - Laurel County Chamber of Commerce

Group IV Murray - Calloway County Chamber of Commerce

Group V Greater Louisville Inc. – Crisis Support Hub website

Outstanding Social Media

Group I Cynthiana- Harrison County Chamber of Commerce

Group II Anderson County Chamber of Commerce

Group III London-Laurel County Chamber of Commerce

Group IV The Chamber of St. Matthews

Group V Bowling Green Area Chamber of Commerce

Special Publication

Group I Maysville - Mason County Chamber of Commerce: MaysvilleOpoly Game

Group II Mercer County Chamber of Commerce: Community Profile Magazine

Group III Somerset-Pulaski County Chamber of Commerce: Member Spotlight & Directory

Group IV Murray-Calloway County Chamber of Commerce: 2019 Viewbook

Group V Greater Louisville Inc.: 2019 Federal Agenda

Excellence in Innovation

Group II Mercer County Chamber of Commerce: Chamber Chat Weekly Radio Show

Group III Somerset-Pulaski County Chamber of Commerce: Shepherds Watch

Group IV The Chamber of St. Matthews: The Happily Ever After Wedding Show

Group V Greater Louisville Inc.: Caffeine & Quarantine

Excellence in Advocacy

Group III Mayfield-Graves County Chamber of Commerce: 2019 Legislative Agenda

Group V Christian County Chamber of Commerce: Policy Advisory Committee

Special Event

Group I Lincoln County Chamber of Commerce: 2019 Bourbon Chase Community Host

Group II Mercer County Chamber of Commerce: Shop Small Saturday

Group III Mayfield – Graves County Chamber: Farm to Table Agriculture Dinner

Group IV Murray – Calloway County Chamber of Commerce: Women in Business Luncheon

Group V Paducah Area Chamber of Commerce: EmpowerHer Conference

“Hosting the awards was extra special this year because of what our local chambers have been through over the past several months,” said KCCE Executive Director Amy Cloud. “It was important to take time to celebrate all the wonderful things they have done and the growth they have achieved.”


Arlington Heights Membership Chamber of Commerce 2020-2021 Insider's Guide To Arlington Heights Guide 

The Arlington Heights Membership Chamber of Commerce 2020-2021 Insider's Guide To Arlington Heights Guide  is available at the Arlington Heights Chamber of Commerce today! Thank you to Jon Ridler, Mindy Philips 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.


Lakeshore Chamber, Crossroads Regional Chamber, and Sienna College Poll of Chamber From Across The U.S.




SURVEY RESULTS -2020

The enclosed surveys were conducted during the 3rd quarter of 2020 to help us gauge the impact of COVID 19 on our two local chambers, and to gain insight as to the effects of the pandemic on our regional economy going into 2021. In addition to a regional snapshot, we were part of a national chamber poll that gives insight as to the impact of COVID-19 on the U.S. Economy from coast to coast, and that survey is also included.

 We want to thank the Crossroads Regional Chamber for collaborating with the Lakeshore Chamber on our member surveys, as well as the Indiana Chamber Executives Association for their guidance on the national chamber survey.

 Your comments are invaluable as we begin our budgets for 2021, so please take a few moments to review the surveys, and as always, send any additional comments to the survey link below.


Sincerely, 

Dave Ryan 

Executive Director 

Lakeshore Chamber of Commerce 


Deann Patena 

President/CEO 

Crossroads Regional Chamber of Commerce

Lakeshore Chamber Survey

Crossroad Chamber Survey 



Cedarburg Chamber: Wisconsin Emergency Order 

(mandatory masks and face coverings) 

Click here to read the entire executive order. 
Click here for a list of FAQs regarding masks & face coverings. 

Cedarburg.org is still home to many resources for your business. Please remember to visit: 


 

or contact the Chamber with any questions. 

We regularly send callers to our Cedarburg Strong updates on Cedarburg.org

Please make sure your information is accurate so your customers are getting the correct info! 

Need to make a change? 

Contact Maggie at director@cedarburg.org


#SmartChamber Innovation: Dearborn Area Chamber of Commerce - Electronic NO-TOUCH Certificates of Origin Available 24/7 - Save Your Members! Protect Your Staff!

Call or email Jackie Lovejoy, President (jlovejoy@dearbornareachamber.org) or P. J. Lemanski (pjlemanski@dearbornareachamber.org) at the Dearborn Area Chamber of Commerce for details. (313) 584-6100



 New Arrival: Oxford Lafayette County Community Map



The new Oxford Lafayette County Chamber Community Map is available at the Chamber and Foundation offices today! Thanks to Jon Maynard, Pam Swain 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 guide or publication needs at no expense to the chamber. Please email John Dussman at jdussman@tspubs.com or call (847)-427-4633. 

Clarkston Area Chamber: Oakland County Together Cultural Institution COVID-19 Support Grant

The Oakland Together Cultural Institution COVID-19 Support grant program allows Oakland County to award grants of up to $50,000 to arts, cultural and stewardship organizations.

The goal of the county is that each Oakland Together COVID-19 Support grant provides a surge of resources to help Oakland County arts, cultural and stewardship organizations emerge from this difficult time so that jobs will be retained, and services and programming will be provided to Oakland County residents. This application process is designed to identify institutions that have been injured by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The grant application portal will open October 5 at 9:00 am and closes October 14 at 5:00 pm. Click here for a further timeline, eligibility requirements, and other qualifying information on this grant.


Shiawassee Regional Chamber of Commerce (SRCC) President and CEO Jeff Deason announced his retirement from the organization at the SRCC Board of Directors meeting

The Shiawassee region is losing a great leader. Jeff’s are big shoes to fill. He’s the face of the chamber, leading our small business community as a convener of diverse organizations and people, and being a behind-the-scenes but effective catalyst for much-needed change,” says Heidi O’Dea, SRCC board chair. “We are all grateful for his leadership on large projects such as the Armory and community events such as Oktoberfest. He is known as a leader among his Michigan chamber colleagues and will be missed in every one of the many networks in which he’s connected. We wish Jeff well as he moves on to the exciting next phase of his life.”
   Deason has been with the SRCC for seven years, coming from Indian Trails where he was national sales director. During his tenure, Deason was awarded the Michigan Association of Chamber Professionals’ 2018 Michigan Chamber Professional Award for his role as a chamber industry frontrunner in Michigan. He also conceived the idea for – and worked collaboratively to earn – a $150,000 Prosperity Award from Consumers Energy Foundation in late 2019 to transform part of the now-closed Owosso Middle School into an artists’ community when it is redeveloped.
   His biggest accomplishment was overseeing the $5.5 million renovation of the Owosso Armory into modern, high-quality, class-A office space. Since its opening in June 2018, it has been at nearly full capacity, hosted multiple Armory Market and other community events and fulfilled its mission of being the hub of community and business partnerships in the region. Deason and his team worked for five years, navigating miles of complicated funding programs to make downtown’s newest gem a reality, according to O’Dea. His innovative fortitude resulted in a $1.47 million grant from the Michigan Strategic Fund, a division of the Michigan Economic Development Corporation, as well as $1.24 million Small Deal Fund that combined funds from federal Historic Tax Credits and New Market Tax Credits through the National Trust Community Investment Corporation – the first such pairing in the nation as part of an NTCIC national main street initiative. Deason worked closely with Owosso Main Street and other key stakeholders to make this happen.
   But it’s not just a beautiful building along the river Deason is largely credited for, says O’Dea. He leaves behind a legacy of collaboration, respect, excellence and good humor.
   “Through it all, my goal was to remain a positive influence among my peers, in the community and through every interaction I have had as I represented this organization,” Deason shared.
   “Together, we have fulfilled many stretch goals as a board and staff,” continued Deason. “I could not be prouder of my team. They are not just coworkers, but friends and family I now leave behind to accomplish vital work. I will miss them greatly, but I know they are prepared and fully capable leaders who have only the best interest of the SRCC at heart.”
   The board’s executive committee has appointed Sue Kadlek, SRCC vice president, as interim CEO while a search is conducted for a new leader. Kadlek has been at the chamber for 22 years.

 #ChamberHeart: Wauconda Area Chamber: Newsletter Topper

During these unprecedented times, a strong Chamber of Commerce's relevance has become very clear. We are grateful for the new members who have joined during this pandemic, and especially grateful for our renewing members who may be struggling at this time, but understand the importance of being a part of their local Chamber of Commerce. Membership not only supports your business but it also supports the communities you serve. Thank You!

Chamber Collaboration: Arlington Chamber: Breakfast Connection Combined with Alexandria Chamber of Commerce

Thursday, October 8 | 7:45-9:00 a.m. | Virtual Event 

 Promote your business before the workday even begins at our virtual Breakfast Connection Combined with the Alexandria Chamber on Thursday, October 8! Held virtually, this event focuses on roundtable power networking through virtual breakout rooms and will provide attendees the chance to share a 60 second pitch with their fellow participants. 

Time: 
7:45 a.m. Zoom Opens 
7:50-8:00 a.m. Brief Program 
8:00-9:00 a.m. Virtual Speed Networking 

Registration: 
Members - $10 
Prospective Members - $20 

REGISTER 

Grand Sponsor: State Department Federal Credit Union

Premier Sponsor - Northwest Federal Credit Union 

Montgomery County Program: Leadership New River Valley


Connect, Collaborate, Create.

Purpose - The objective of Leadership New River Valley is to assist in the development of community leaders by providing participants from diverse backgrounds with an understanding of the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and issues facing the community. The program will also foster the development of leadership skills and techniques in an environment that encourages the establishment of new relationships and communication networks between the participants.

Curriculum - LNRV is a 10 month program. One day each month beginning in February, the class will meet to explore, in depth, an aspect of our community. Topics range from history and culture to public safety and everything in  between. There is not a single aspect of life in Montgomery County that is not covered in this course. Participants will apply class learning to a project directed toward building capacity for a local non-profit. Participation is mandatory with no more than two absences permitted. Attendance is strictly enforced. Participants who do not meet the attendance requirements will be automatically dropped from the program with no portion of the tuition refunded.



Benefits - 

  • Enhance your leadership skills
  • Increase your value to your organization and community
  • LNRV informs members and citizens about community issues that affect Blacksburg, Christiansburg and Montgomery County
  • LNRV provides forums for dialogue between participants and community leaders
  • LNRV establishes a networking system among emerging community leaders
  • LNRV enhances your opportunities to participate and engage in various leadership roles in the community
Benefits to Your Business or Organization

We do have  sponsorship opportunities for Leadership NRV, a nationally recognized model. Businesses and organizations that sponsor a day have the opportunity to speak to a wide range of participants. Businesses and organizations that send an employee through have the benefit of providing professional development for their employee, connecting with the community and giving back.


Please download and complete the following application. 

2020 Leadership NRV Application.pdf

2020 Leadership NRV Application.docx

Your application may be sent to Sharon Scott at sscott@montgomerycc.org for review. 


Tysons Restaurant Week To Debut In October


The weeklong restaurant week will feature fixed-price menus at greater Tysons restaurants.

For the greater Tysons area, restaurants have participated in regional restaurant weeks held by the Restaurant Association of Metropolitan Washington. Now they're getting their own spotlight with a restaurant week in October.

For the first time, Tysons Restaurant Week will be held from Oct. 12 to 18. Hosted by the Tysons Regional Chamber of Commerce, participating restaurants will offer fixed-price menus for lunch and dinner with options of dine-in or takeout.
So far, the participating restaurants include:

Seasons 52
Wildfire
La Sandia
American Prime
Urban Plates
Fogo de Chão Brazilian Steakhouse
2941 Restaurant
Silver Diner
P.F. Chang's
The Palm
Neisha Thai Cuisine
North Italia
Lost Dog Cafe

Check back each day for participating restaurants and menus at www.tysonschamber.org/tysons-restaurant-week.


#BestChamber practices: Front Royal Warren County Chamber: Benefits of Membership

Advertising
Promote your business through the Chamber’s multiple publications, emails, social media, print media, radio, events, and websites.

Access of Information
Your Chamber has a wealth of valuable information and a knowledgeable staff to answer your business and community questions.

Brown Bag Luncheons
These luncheons held the third Wednesday of every month provide valuable education and information on various topics and networking opportunities. Attendance is free to members ($15 for non-members) and lunch is provided.

Bulk Mailing
Chamber members can take advantage of the Chamber’s bulk mailing permit for direct mail pieces. Use of this permit results in significant savings on mailing costs.

Business After Hours
Monthly networking events held in a variety of member locations to help you network and connect with fellow chamber members and potential new clients.

Business Directory & Quality of Life Publication
The Chamber’s Business Directory and Quality of Life Publication is published and distributed annually free of charge to members, businesses, residents and potential residents. All Chamber members receive a complimentary listing in the directory to give greater exposure to your products and services and you are encouraged to pick up extra copies for distribution at your place of business. More: Front Royal Warren County Chamber

Lexington Rockbridge Chamber: Rockbridge Beer & Wine Festival “Local Brews & Spirits Passport”

Have you purchased your Local Brews & Spirits Passport? 

Although we will miss seeing you in person at the Rockbridge Beer & Wine Festival this year, we have come up with a fun way to celebrate our local breweries, cideries and vineyards.

Visit www.rockbridgebeerandwine.com to purchase your passport and then visit our 8 local spirits providers during the month of September:

🍺 Brew Ridge Taps
🍷 Lexington Valley Vineyard
🍺 Devils Backbone Brewing Company
🍷 Rockbridge Vineyard
🍺 Great Valley Farm Brewery and Winery
🍏 Halcyon Days Cider Co
🍺 Heliotrope Brewery
🍷 Washington Street Purveyors

Once you’ve gotten your passport stamped at all 8 locations, turn it in for a chance to win great prizes!

⭐️ Full-size Kegerator
⭐️ 24 Bottle Wine Fridge
⭐️ Orca Cooler & Devils Backbone Adventure Pack

AND you’ll receive a FREE lunch courtesy of CHEFS Catering Company at a special event on September 30th!

#BestChamber practices: Halifax County Chamber: Message from the President:

On behalf of the Halifax County Chamber of Commerce, I would like to welcome you to our community. Whether you’re visiting for the day, relocating to the area, or you’re already a resident of our thriving community, Halifax County is an outstanding place to live, work, and grow a business. Our rich history dates back to 1752, and the Chamber was established in 1955 to advocate for and support the prosperity of Halifax County and area businesses.

At the Halifax County Chamber, you can meet the premier business leaders in the county and have access to a multitude of opportunities to network, further your career, and stay up to date on community and industry news. As the voice of business for Halifax County, the Chamber strives to understand the legislative issues important to our members. The key to this effort is building and maintaining strong relationships with our local, state, and federal elected officials.

For over 60 years, the Halifax County Chamber of Commerce has diligently fulfilled its mission as the advocate for business excellence in Halifax County. We create, enhance, and promote the thriving economic environment in which we work and live.

 – Mitzi T. McCormick, Chamber President & CEO 



Oxford Lafayette County Chamber: Avoiding Cyber-Risks with Mobile Security

Presenter: Cory Swain, Verizon Wireless Business Solutions 

Especially now when we are working from the office, at home, or on the go, we depend on our mobile devices for our digital life. 

Learn from the experts on what we should do to lower our risk from: 

· Identity Theft 

· Spyware & Phishing 

· Password Compromise 

· Ransomware 

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER 

or follow the BlueJeans link details below on 10/6 at 11:30 am 

Joining info 

Join BlueJeans Meeting bluejeans.com/940950492 (ID: 940950492) 
Join by phone(US) +1 866-226-4650 (ID: 940950492) 
Join using SIP 940950492@bjn.vc 
Joining instructions 

 #BestChamber practices: Skokie Chamber: Multi-Chamber Networking Program (would work virtual, too!)



Speed Networking Events offer you a wonderful opportunity to meet many people form other chambers of Commerce in quick succession. But sometimes they can be overwhelming. In order for these events to be successful, for you, follow the rules, follow the script and be concise without going over your three minute limit per person. Thank you and happy networking!

How this works… (6 to 10 People at each table)

1. Each person has a name tag with their table rotation listed.
2. We have tried to separate you so industries are not duplicated at each table, however due to the numbers present at today’s function, please understand if there is an occasional duplication. - Remember in the chamber world, we are all colleagues, not competitors.
3. The moderator will announce each rotation, please proceed to the table number printed on your name tag.
4. Once at your table, assign a time keeper.
5. Each participant will have three minutes to introduce themselves. We have provided a script for your convenience. You do not need a script if it does not reflect the needs of you or your company.
6. The moderator will give a five minute warning before each table rotation.
7. There will be a five minute passing period in between each rotation
8. There will be (X) table rotations for today’s program (Three table rotations would be a good meeting’s worth.)
9. Please feel free to stay at the conclusion of the speed networking program so you can continue to make connections!

Introductions
Your Name
Name of Your Company
What is Your Position With Your Company
What Does Your Company Do…
What makes You or Your Company Unique
You Should Do Business With Me Because…
Chamber Member (X) Recommends Me
A Good Business Lead For Me Is…

More information: Skokie Chamber

Executive Director - Baraga County Chamber of Commerce - L'Anse, MI 



Salary - $18 - $20 an hour
Full Job Description

The Executive Director (ED) will be responsible for assuring the Chamber's scheduled hours are maintained and consistent, as well as community outreach. This position is for eighteen (18) hours per week, Monday through Wednesday. Vacation and paid days off to be negotiated.

The ED is a non-voting member of the Board of Directors (BoD) and is expected to attend and be an active participant in all BoD meetings.

Job Duties

ADMINISTRATIVE

  • Oversee and supervise general day to day operations of the Chamber
  • Maintain and manage website and social media accounts.
  • Maintain accurate financial records in conjunction with accounting service.

FUND-RAISING

  • Raise funds equal to or above amount set by the Board.
  • Lead planning and execution of fund-raising events for the Chamber of Commerce, as well as educational workshops and seminars.

STRATEGIC

  • Execute the strategic plan and annual work, within budget as set by the Board.
  • Provide support to the Board of Directors as well as committees appointed by the Board.
  • Assume role of Ambassador for the organization.
  • Coordinate or participate in ribbon cuttings, ground breakings, grand openings, and other business celebration activities of chamber members and potential members.
  • Actively seek to grow the Chamber membership.

COMMUNICATION

  • Maintain strong communication with the Board.
  • Perform a monthly review of goals and accomplishments with the Board.
  • Provide community with pertinent Chamber information as needed

Job Type: Part-time

Pay: $18.00 - $20.00 per hour

Benefits:

  • Professional development assistance

Hours per week:

  • 10-19

Typical start time:

  • 9AM

Typical end time:

  • 3PM

This Job Is:

  • A good fit for applicants with gaps in their resume, or who have been out of the workforce for the past 6 months or more
  • A job for which all ages, including older job seekers, are encouraged to apply
  • Open to applicants who do not have a college diploma
  • A job for which people with disabilities are encouraged to apply

Company's website:

  • baragacounty.org/chamber

Company's Facebook page:

  • facebook.com/Baraga County Chamber

Good morning #ChamberWorld! It's going to be a great day! 


Town Square Publications Chamber Membership Directories, Maps, Quarterly Magazines and Community Profiles: The best Chamber Partner in the USA!


Town Square Publications, a division of the Daily Herald Media Group, is a national chamber custom publishing group that specializes in developing partnerships by producing high-quality print and digitally integrated publications along with other added value programs dedicated to creating relevancy for local chambers of commerce and other membership focused organizations interested in raising non-dues revenues.

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