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Showing posts with label Kentucky Chamber. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 23, 2022

U.S. Chamber: A complete Guide to filing your business taxes; Flint & Genesee Group CEO Blog: 2022 Annual Meeting -- The State of Business and So Much More; #BestChamber practices: Batavia Chamber: Local Input: Batavia Bicycle & Pedestrian Plan; New Berlin Chamber of Commerce Community Guide and Business Directory; Kosciusko Chamber and Ivy Tech: LUNCHTIME LEADERSHIP; WELCOME HOME - The Nation's Premier New Resident Marketing Program for Your Chamber Members; Oxford Lafayette County Chamber: New Recycling Drop Off Ribbon Cutting Ceremony; Reston Comp Plan Task Force - Initial Public Outreach Session Announced; Dubuque Chamber: Inside the Chamber Lobby: Headlines; Town Square Publications Chamber Membership Directories, Maps, Quarterly Magazines, Digital Directory and Community Profiles: The no cost, no risk BEST Chamber Publishing Partner in the USA!

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


U.S. Chamber: A complete Guide to filing your business taxes


As a business owner, understanding your federal, state and local taxes is vital to your overall success. All businesses must pay business taxes, but the type of business entity you own determines which taxes you must pay and how you go about paying them.

Knowing how to file your taxes properly and on time allows you to spend minimal time working on IRS tax forms so you can focus on running your business. In this guide, we break down everything you need to know about business taxes, from your Employer Identification Number to common business tax forms. Read more: 

https://www.uschamber.com/co/run/finance/guide-to-filing-business-taxes




Flint & Genesee Group CEO Blog: 2022 Annual Meeting -- The State of Business and So Much More




Soon the Flint & Genesee Group will host our 2022 Annual Meeting, one of the region’s largest gatherings of executives, business owners and professionals, elected officials and community leaders. The meeting will be held on March 30 at the historic Capitol Theatre in downtown Flint, at 3 p.m. And I’m excited to say that we are back to congregating in person.

Our Annual Meeting is a review and celebration of the Flint & Genesee Group’s impact made in 2021. Specifically, the event will include a retrospective look at the local business climate and economy, provides an update on our progress in the first year of a three-year Strategic Plan, while at the same time, navigating challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic. We will also briefly highlight our vision for the future.

In addition, I am thrilled about our keynote speaker, Kevin Conroy. A Flint native, Kevin is the chairman and CEO of Exact Sciences, one of the world’s premier cancer diagnostics companies.

READ MORE


27th Annual Kentucky Chamber Day Dinner

 

Join us Tuesday, March 8, for the 27th Annual Kentucky Chamber Day — the state’s largest gathering of business and political leaders! Don’t miss your opportunity to network with the who’s who of Kentucky.

View the 2020 Post-Event Report.

You’ll get to hear the governor and the state’s top four legislative leaders (all invited) share their visions for Kentucky’s economy, government and politics in the year ahead.

Click or tap here to register now.




#BestChamber practices: Batavia Chamber: Local Input: Batavia Bicycle & Pedestrian Plan

 

The City of Batavia is developing a community-wide Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan. This plan will focus on improvements that make it safer for people traveling by foot or by bike. Find out more and share your views at a virtual open house on Wednesday, Feb. 23. To attend, register for either the 11 a.m. session or the 7 p.m. session.

 

Many of you have been viewing Mayor Schielke’s weekly videos; here is the link to watch the update recorded on Friday, February 18.

 

We continually update our home page, bataviachamber.org when new resources and information comes out. Also, check our calendar for new events from us and the community. Make certain you check the calendars regularly!

As always, we are now, and will be in the future, here for you.

Most sincerely,

Margaret, Patti and Shirley

Your Batavia Chamber of Commerce Staff


New Berlin Chamber of Commerce Community Guide and Business Directory

The New Berlin Chamber Community Guide and Business Directory is available at the Chamber of Commerce today! Thank you to Ed Holfper 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.


Kosciusko Chamber and Ivy Tech: LUNCHTIME LEADERSHIP



Purpose: Introductory topic sessions for enhancing supervisory and managerial skills. These overviews are intended to familiarize new supervisors or refresh more experienced managers on core skills and knowledge required for those in leadership positions.

Duration: Four one-hour virtual sessions

Session One: Setting Your Team Up for Success

Supervisors need to build a strong framework of behaviors, habits, processes, and systems to support daily operations. This session addresses core foundations of people management and best practices that reduce barriers and alleviate bottlenecks to productivity.

Session Two: GPS for Your Goals

Promoting a vision of a better future requires goal setting, planning, and project management. In this session participants will review guidelines for goal setting/writing and how to create effective work plans for their areas.

Session Three: Performance Management Essentials

Utilizing effective feedback, embracing praise, and reframing your approach to write-ups and reviews to boost morale, enhance employee engagement, and increase employee outcomes.

Session Four: Meetings & Emails

The average worker can spend one third of their day on email and meetings and this number tends to increase as they are promoted. Get a handle on making the most of that time with tips, tricks, and best practices on making email and meetings efficient and effective.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Cost is $132 per person and includes access to all four sessions




WELCOME HOME - The Nation's Premier New Resident Marketing Program for Your Chamber Members


Welcome Home, the nation's premier new resident marketing program,is a new mover marketing program designed to help get your chamber members' businesses  in front of the most valuable audiences - new residents.

Exclusive to chamber members, the WELCOME HOME program is a remarkable advertising tool, highly visible, targeted and delivered direct to new resident's mailboxes, catching them as they establish new buying habits.

In addition, WELCOME HOME is distributed to local libraries, park districts, municipalities and your local chamber office.

Get your members in front of one of the most valuable audiences: NEW RESIDENTS.

Don't miss this opportunity to promote your member businesses to new residents ON A MONTHLY BASIS, ALL YEAR LONG!

Mailed monthly to new movers from the previous 30 days!

They are new to the neighborhood. They have money to spend. They need your member's businesses and services.








Town Square Publications  (www.townsquarepublications.com) can help you accomplish your chamber's NEW MOVER publication needs at no expense to the chamber. Please email John Dussman at jdussman@tspubs.com or call (847)-427-4633.

 Oxford Lafayette County Chamber: New Recycling Drop Off  Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

 

 

New Recycling Drop Off 

Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

Wednesday, February 23rd, 10 am

(Will be held at Cannon Nissan)

479 MS-6, Oxford, MS 

Residential Recycling

Recycling drop off locations are available for residential use, one at the Municipal Center (City Shop) on Molly Barr Road beside the Police Station, a second on Highway 7 South next to Fire Station #3 and also at the Recycling Center at the City of Oxford Landfill on County Road 321 (Pea Ridge Road). Hours of operation are Monday - Friday 7am - 3pm.

Bins are available for each recyclable:

Aluminum and Steel Cans, Mixed Paper, Newspapers, Cardboard, and Plastic.  




Reston Comp Plan Task Force - Initial Public Outreach Session Announced



Reston, VA - The Greater Reston Chamber of Commerce will collaborate with the office of Hunter Mill District Supervisor Walter Alcorn to offer an initial public outreach in presenting the interim recommendations of the Reston Comprehensive Plan Task Force. This event is scheduled for Thursday, February 24, 2022 from 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM via WebEx. A recording of this presentation will be made available for on-demand viewing through Supervisor Alcorn's YouTube channel.

The Reston Comprehensive Plan Task Force, primarily comprised of community resident along with select business representatives, was convened in May 2020. This group reviewed all elements of Reston's existing comprehensive plan. Interim recommendations for changes to the current plan were drafted by members of the task force. These recommendations impact a wide variety of community matters including land use, transportation, community health, economic development, and affordable housing. Public feedback on these recommendations is being requested while County staff members provide revisions to these recommendations. Final recommendations will be presented to the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors for adoption.

These public outreach sessions are an important opportunity for all members of the Reston community - residents, employers, employees, land owners, tenants, or all of the above - to share their thoughts and opinions on policies which will significantly impact the shape of Reston for decades to come.

To attend the February 24th WebEx presentation, follow this link:
https://fairfax.webex.com/fairfax/onstage/g.php?MTID=e295de68f47ca24ffbde67778f10a05fb

To learn more about the Reston Comprehensive Plan Task Force, please visit Fairfax County's dedicated task force web page:
https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/planning-development/plan-amendments/reston-area-study









Dubuque Chamber: Inside the Chamber Lobby


The Iowa House of Representatives on Wednesday was the first chamber to pass the income tax cuts telegraphed from the legislative session’s start, including an eventual 4% rate for all income brackets and a full exemption for retirees. The plan is similar to one backed by Gov. Kim Reynolds except it does not include her proposed corporate income tax cut. The Chamber is registered in support of this bill due to the positive impact it will have on pass-through businesses, however we continue to advocate for the inclusion of corporate income tax reform in a final package. The TH has more.







Town Square Publications Chamber Membership Directories, Maps, Quarterly Magazines, Digital Directory and Community Profiles: The no cost, no risk BEST Chamber Publishing 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.

Town Square Publications parent company, Paddock Publications, has over 100 years’ experience of print product development and dedicated customer service in communities throughout the Midwest. Our experience allows Town Square Publications to offer you attractive royalty and non-dues revenue share streams, provide direct distribution of your custom designed printed publications, including digital and mobile integration, and all with the quickest turn-around times available in the industry. Town Square also offers multi-media maps in both print and online formats, both with our No-Cost guarantee. More information: Town Square Publications

Chambers of Commerce and member focused organizations serve as a valuable resource in the local marketplace. The networking opportunities and representation with a wide variety of diverse businesses in your community is the catalyst of a successful organization. For further information about Town Square's publishing partnership with chambers of commerce and our No-Cost guarantee and Earned Revenue Share Program, To request your chamber publication or map proposal, contact Town Square Chamber Proposal or email John Dussman with the subject line: Chamber Publication Proposal Requested. Thank you!

Friday, November 26, 2021

SBA Administrator Guzman Applauding President Biden’s Appointees to Lead SBA Regional Offices; Muskego Area Chamber of Commerce: Jingle on Janesville Weekend, Dec. 3-5; Lexington Rockbridge County Chamber: Financial Wellness Workshop with Atlantic Union Bank; South Suburban Chamber of Commerce 2020 Community Resource Guide & Business Directory; Clinton Chamber: The Shop Small Studio is ready for the holidays!; Kosciusko Chamber Shop Local Events; Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce to Celebrate Small Business Saturday® with Local Small Businesses; Logansport Cass County Chamber of Commerce Community Resource Guide/Map; Kentucky Chamber Legislative Preview; Waterloo Chamber: Sparkle and Shine its Christmas Time; SBA Iowa Seeks Nomination for the 2022 Iowa Small Business Champion of the Year Awards; Town Square Publications Chamber Membership Directories, Maps, Quarterly Magazines, Digital Directory Sales and Community Profiles: The no cost, no risk BEST Chamber Publishing Partner in the USA!

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


SBA Administrator Guzman Applauding President Biden’s Appointees to Lead SBA Regional Offices

Experienced senior leaders for New England, Southeast, and Pacific regions will strengthen SBA’s impact and outreach to millions of small businesses across 18 states


U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Administrator Isabella Casillas Guzman issued the following statement today praising President Biden’s appointment of Mike Vlacich as Regional Administrator for the New England region, Allen Thomas as Regional Administrator for the Southeast region, and Elmy Bermejo as Regional Administrator for the Pacific region:

“America’s 32.5 million small businesses and innovative startups deserve experienced champions to make sure we’re delivering first-class customer service and support that makes a real difference. Mike, Allen, and Elmy are talented leaders ready to hit the ground running, leading our dedicated regional teams to deliver the on-the-ground guidance and impactful services that will help our entrepreneurs survive, pivot to new opportunities, grow and thrive as we turn the page on this pandemic. They are joining an impressive lineup of SBA Regional Administrators including Marlene Cintron, John Fleming, and Mike Fong, and I couldn’t be more excited to see this growing leadership team come together to carry out the SBA’s mission and ensure we are leveling the playing field to spark growth and opportunity for all of America’s entrepreneurs.” 

Region I (One) 

As Region I Administrator, Mike Vlacich will oversee SBA programs, offices, and operations in the SBA’s New England region, serving Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont.  

Mr. Vlacich is a respected New Hampshire public servant with extensive economic development, policy, and constituent service experience at the nonprofit, state, and federal government levels. He is currently serving as a Senior Advisor to U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen, and over the years has served in other leadership roles in her U.S. Senate and Governor’s offices.  He previously served as President and CEO of the New Hampshire College and University Council, State Director for U.S. Senator Maggie Hassan, Director of the New Hampshire Division of Economic Development, and Deputy Chief of Staff to New Hampshire Governor John Lynch. Mr. Vlacich is a first-generation American and the first in his family to attend college, graduating from the University of New Hampshire in 1995.  He lives in Concord, NH with his wife and two daughters. 

Region IV (Four) 

As Region IV Administrator, Allen Thomas will oversee SBA programs, offices, and operations in the SBA’s Southeast region, serving Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee. 

Mr. Thomas is a former three-term mayor, businessman, entrepreneur, and leader in public and private enterprise. As mayor of Greenville, one of North Carolina's largest cities, Mr. Thomas led the post-recession recovery, rapid expansion, and robust economic growth, better connecting the city and region. He was recognized by the White House during the Obama-Biden Administration for community engagement in law enforcement and public safety. A serial entrepreneur, Mr. Thomas co-founded healthcare technology startup IQMax, which grew to service 160 medical facilities in 36 states, processing 18 million patient records per day. Mr. Thomas was appointed Executive Director of North Carolina Global TransPark by the Governor of North Carolina Roy Cooper, to revitalize the state's global multimodal transportation and logistics hub, spearheading growth in advanced manufacturing jobs, innovation, and investment. 

Region IX (Nine) 

As Region IX Administrator, Elmy Bermejo will oversee SBA programs, offices, and operations in the SBA’s Pacific region, serving Arizona, California, Guam, Hawaii, and Nevada. 

Ms. Bermejo has a passion for building and strengthening relationships while assisting people and organizations attain their goals. She has been a senior government official with more than 25 years of experience at the executive level and has established a successful record of collaboration with public and private stakeholders on a range of issues including workforce development, disaster relief, and small business. Ms. Bermejo recently served as the Northern California Director for External Affairs for Governor Gavin Newsom; before that, she served as a Senior Adviser and Outreach Director for Lt. Governor Eleni Kounalakis of California, the first woman ever elected to this position. Ms. Bermejo also served in President Barack Obama’s administration at the U.S. Department of Labor as the Regional Representative to the Secretary and as Director of Intergovernmental Affairs. She serves on the San Francisco Commission on the Environment, The Women’s Foundation of CA, and as an Advisory member of Hispanas Organized for Political Equality (HOPE) and the Leo T. McCarthy Center for Public Service and the Public Good. 

The new regional leadership team will oversee offices collectively covering 18 states and the U.S. territory of Guam. The White House previously announced the appointment of Marlene Cintron as Regional Administrator for the Atlantic region, John F. Fleming as Regional Administrator for the Mid-Atlantic region, and Mike Fong as Regional Administrator for the Pacific Northwest. With the newest announcement, the SBA’s regional leadership is now in place to guide offices across 29 states, three U.S. territories, and Washington, D.C. 


Muskego Area Chamber of Commerce: Jingle on Janesville Weekend, Dec. 3-5


Spread the word about the holiday fun, specials, and discounts happening across our member businesses.

Jumbo Jingle Bell Hunt ~ December 3, 4, and 5

Find all the bells and enter to win a $50 gift card from the Lodge. Visit participating business locations to find the bells. Beginning the weekend after Thanksgiving, Jingle Bell Cards to used for the hunt will be available at participating businesses and the Chamber office. Plus, a printable version will be available online at www.muskego.org.

Vote for the Best Decorated Christmas Tree ~ December 3, 4, and 5

View Christmas trees at participating businesses. Vote online at www.muskego.org for your favorite tree. Winning business receives a $50 gift card.

Holiday Shopping at Crush Wine Bar ~ December 3 (6-9 pm) & December 4 (2-5 pm)

Enjoy a Christmas Glass of Cheer while shopping. Live music on Friday night. Featured vendors include Balanced Life (Magnitude Jewelry/It Works), Epicure, L'BRI Pure 'n Natural, Joyce Paisley Photography/Digital Artistry, Muskego Senior Taxi, Nutritionally Grounded (Isagenix & Biofeedback Scan), & Tealightful Tea.

Refreshments & Hot Cocoa at CORA Physical Therapy ~ December 3 (8 am-3 pm) & December 4 (9 am-2 pm)

Enjoy refreshments while doing the Jingle Bell Hunt.

Holiday Fun at The Lodge ~ December 3 (3-10 pm), December 4 (11 am-10 pm), & December 5 (11 am-10 pm)

Craft activity available for the first 150 kids. Beverage Glass Giveaway. Drink Specials and $5 Appetizers all weekend.

Visit Santa and Donate to Toys for Tots ~ December 4 (10 am-2 pm)

Stop by Indian Motorcycle of Metro Milwaukee for a visit with Santa. Bring a new toy for the Toys for Tots drive.

Visit the Muskego Public Library ~ December 4 (9 am-5 pm)

Kids get a free Christmas Craft Bag.

Holiday Vendor Fair at Lakepoint Church ~ December 4 (10 am-4 pm)

Event held to raise funds for a local family in medical need. Visit www.vendtomend.com/vending/ for a list of vendors.

Community Game Day at Mathnasium of Franklin ~ December 4 (10 am-2 pm)

Play family friendly board and card games centered around math.

Enjoy a Pancake Breakfast with Santa ~ Sunday, December 5 (8 am-12 pm)

Visit the Muskego High School cafeteria for a pancake breakfast with Santa. Pictures with Santa are $3. Pancake breakfast is $3 (kids) and $6 (adults). Sponsored by Muskego Lions Club.

Thank you to our event sponsors for Jingle on Janesville!


Lexington Rockbridge County Chamber: Financial Wellness Workshop with Atlantic Union Bank

Atlantic Union Bank is teaming with the Lexington-Rockbridge Chamber of Commerce and Local Economic Development Organizations to present a FREE Virtual Holiday Financial Wellness Event on December 2nd at 11am. Give your employees the gift they need this holiday season, Financial Wellness! Register online here.


South Suburban Chamber of Commerce 2020 Community Resource Guide & Business Directory 

Oak Creek and Franklin - A guide to the South Suburban Region 2020  is available at the Chamber of Commerce today! Thank you to the Chamber team for their help and direction putting this together! 




Oak Creek and Franklin - A Guide to the South Suburban Region 2020


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.


Clinton Chamber: The Shop Small Studio is ready for the holidays!

Share the news with small businesses in your neighborhood.

Here’s what’s new

The Shop Small Studio has been updated with new marketing materials. They’re designed to help encourage your community to support small businesses on Small Business Saturday®, during the holidays, and beyond.
Reminder: Be sure to let the small businesses in your community know about the Shop Small Studio so they can create customized materials to promote their business throughout the holiday season.

What you can expect

Customize everything from social media post to in-store signs – and then download them for free.

Visit the Studio

Small Business Saturday is dedicated to backing a diverse range of local businesses that help create jobs, boost the economy, and help communities thrive across the country.

Consider these statistics from Small Business Saturday 2020:

· U.S. shoppers who shopped at independent retailers and restaurants on Small Business Saturday reported spending a record high total of an estimated $19.8 billion, up from $19.6 in 2019.

· 97% of shoppers recognize the impact they can make by shopping small, and 85% of them also encouraged friends and family to do so, too.

· 56% of Small Business Saturday shoppers reported they shopped online with a small business on the day, an increase from 43% in 2019.

Kosciusko Chamber Shop Local Events

(Kosciusko, IN) – The Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce is excited to introduce two fun ways to shop local for the Holidays this year. Now through Tuesday, December 28th, the Chamber is hosting a Kosciusko County Shop Local Passport event. The event is sponsored by Redwood Tax Specialists, Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts and Kensington Digital Media. When you shop at one of the participating local businesses, you will receive a stamp on your passport. Once you have at least five stamps, you will eligible to win prizes at the end of the event. For every additional five stamps, you will be entered into the drawing again. The grand prize, sponsored by Redwood Tax Specialists, is $500 in Kosciusko Cash. The Chamber will also be giving away gift baskets filled with items from local businesses. Participating merchants include, Anderson Florist and Greenhouse, Belove, Boggs Automotive, Boggs Pit Stop, Bowers Jewelry, Buffalo Street Emporium, Canal Street Market, Carmen Flores: Foundational Apparel by Ruby Ribbon, Clearwater Car Wash, Duck, Down and Above, Elysian Co, Finley & Co, Glam, Habitat Re-Sale Outlet, JB’s Furniture, Lowery Sewing and Vacuum Center, Male Fashions, Meraki Collective, NAPA Auto Parts – Warsaw, Nicodemus Enterprises, The Olive Branch, Pete & Freddy’s Pages Aplenty, Red Bird Art Studio, Reinholt’s Town Square Furniture, Rock Bottom of Warsaw and The Lab. Passports must be turned in to the Chamber by 12:00pm on Tuesday, December 28th. Participants can either drop them off at the Chamber office, located at 523 S Buffalo Street, Warsaw or email them to lklusman@kchamber.com. Passports can be picked up at any of the participating merchants, at the Chamber office or downloaded from the Chamber’s website at https://www.kchamber.com/shop-local-christmas-passport/

In addition to the Passport event, the Chamber will also be hiding a miniature Elf on the Shelf in two local businesses each week leading up to Christmas. They will be posting clues on their Facebook page throughout the week to help shoppers locate the elves. Whoever finds the elf first will receive $100 in Kosciusko Cash. This is limited to one win per person. Make sure you follow them on social media for more information. Elf on the Shelf Kosciusko Cash sponsors include, Crossroads Bank, Jamie Plack Photography, Paddock Springs, Silveus Insurance Group, TL Jackson Construction, Toyota of Warsaw, Heather Lardino: 1st Source Bank and Leaders Staffing.

For questions, contact the Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce at events@kchamber.com or (574) 267-6311 x2.


Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce to Celebrate Small Business Saturday® with Local Small Businesses

The Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce (LRCC) is honored to support the small business community in the tri-county region for Small Business Saturday this Saturday, Nov. 27.

Created in 2010 by American Express, the annual observance occurs the Saturday after Thanksgiving and supports small businesses nationwide to make a local and positive economic impact during the holiday season.

  “Supporting our small businesses is critically important this holiday season as they continue to recover from the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic," said Michelle Rahl, vice president of member engagement for the Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce. “We all need to do our part and spend our dollars intentionally and locally,” In addition to supporting the businesses of our friends and neighbors, shopping locally can help mitigate any shipping or supply chain concerns for this holiday season.”

Shopping small is making a difference and making an impact throughout our community.  This Saturday, the LRCC encourages residents to visit local and independently-owned stores – particularly those with ‘Shop Small’ branding and purchase various goods and services.

The LRCC supports Small Business Saturday as a “Neighborhood Champion,” which provides the organization with kits to distribute to a handful of businesses. The kit consists of branded materials to drive traffic on Nov. 27.

The businesses that received the kits from the LRCC include:

  • Capital Discount

§  Playmakers

§  Backyard BBQ

§  Country Stitches

§  Hair United

§  The Peanut Shop

§  Bradly's Home and Garden

§  Elderly Instruments

§  Preuss Pets

§  Moneyball Sportswear


Logansport Cass County Chamber of Commerce  Community Resource Guide/Map

The Logansport Cass County Chamber of Commerce Community Resource Guide/Map is available at the Logansport-Cass County Chamber today! Thanks to Bill Cuppy, Teresa Zimmerman and the chamber team for their help and direction putting this together!!



Town Square Publications 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  or call (847)-427-4633.

Kentucky Chamber Legislative Preview


December is fast approaching.
Have you secured your registration?

Join us Friday, December 17, as we look ahead to the 2022 General Assembly!
The 2022 Kentucky Legislative Preview Conference provides you with a rare opportunity to hear many of Kentucky's top public officials discuss their plans, priorities and predictions for next year's legislative session – you'll get the inside scoop from those who know.

Sessions from the agenda:
Energy and Environment
Speakers: Sen. Brandon Smith (invited)
Rep. Jim Gooch
Sen. Paul Hornback
Rep. Norma Kirk-McCormick
Moderator: Nick Rowe, Southeast Division / President, Kentucky American Water

Education
Speakers: Sen. Max Wise
Rep. Regina Huff
Rep. Killian Timoney
Rep. Adam Koenig
Moderator: OJ Oleka, President, Association of Independent Kentucky Colleges and Universities

Click or tap here to view additional sessions.

Stay in the loop and know what to expect. We're here to help keep you informed.

Register now!


Waterloo Chamber: Sparkle and Shine its Christmas Time

There is almost nothing better than seeing thousands of twinkling lights on a cold December evening. Join us this holiday season by beautifying your home during our "Sparkle and Shine its Christmas Time" holiday light competition!

The Waterloo Chamber of Commerce hope to encourage you to deck your homes with lights, lawn ornament, wreaths and more to help bring holiday cheer to families in Waterloo. You even have a chance of winning one of three prizes!

Prize categories include:

* Best in Show

* Clark Griswold

* People’s Choice Award.


The third category will be chosen by the public through chamber Facebook.

*Photo of finished display must be taken at night and submitted by December 11th

*Submit your address with the photo and we will be placed it on a map for others to view and visit over the course of the month from their car. (Only addresses will be included on the map, no names!)

Registration (FREE) will be due by December 11th by calling the chamber at 618-939-5300 or emailing it to chamber@htc.net.


SBA Iowa Seeks Nomination for the 2022 Iowa Small Business Champion of the Year Awards


SBA's Iowa District Office is seeking nominations for its annual Iowa Small Business Champion of the Year awards. These awards are presented in addition to the Annual National Small Business Week awards previously announced.

Nominations are now being accepted for the following:

Iowa Minority Small Business Champion of the Year: An individual who has fulfilled a commitment to the advancement of small business opportunities for minority business owners may be nominated. Champion nominees may or may not be small business owners.

Iowa Veteran Small Business Champion of the Year: An individual who has fulfilled a commitment to the advancement of small business opportunities for veterans of the U.S. armed forces may be nominated. Champion nominees may or may not be veterans.

Iowa Women in Business Champion of the Year: An individual who has fulfilled a commitment to the advancement of women’s business ownership may be nominated. Champion nominees may or may not be small business owners.


Nominations must contain the information below. Incomplete nomination packages will not be considered:
A completed background form (SBA Form 3300, Award Nominee Background Form).
A completed nomination form for the District Office Awards
A digital photo of the nominee – at least 300 dpi is required
Additional supporting documentation deemed significant by the nominator, including news clips, letters of recommendation, nomination letter (if not self-nominated), and other evidence of the appropriateness of the nomination. Supporting documentation may not exceed 10 pages. Videos will not be considered.

Where are the nominations to be sent?

All nominations must be submitted electronically to the U.S. Small Business Administration Iowa District Office BOX account - Nominations will not be accepted by email, mail, fax or hand-delivery. Deadline for submissions is 2 p.m. Central Time, January 11, 2021.

Additional information, including the guidelines for the previously announced National Small Business Week 2022 Awards (which include Small Business Person of the Year and Exporter of the Year) can be found at www.sba.gov/nsbw.

SBA will make the above referenced awards to eligible nominees at the Iowa District level only. Awards for Small Business Person of the Year and Exporter of the Year will be forwarded for National competition.

For questions, please contact Dave Lentell at the Iowa District Office at thomas.lentell@sba.gov or at (515) 284-4522.

 


Town Square Publications Chamber Membership Directories, Maps, Quarterly Magazines, Digital Directory Sales and Community Profiles: The no cost, no risk BEST Chamber Publishing 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.

Town Square Publications parent company, Paddock Publications, has over 100 years’ experience of print product development and dedicated customer service in communities throughout the Midwest. Our experience allows Town Square Publications to offer you attractive royalty and non-dues revenue share streams, provide direct distribution of your custom designed printed publications, including digital and mobile integration, and all with the quickest turn-around times available in the industry. Town Square also offers multi-media maps in both print and online formats, both with our No-Cost guarantee. More information: Town Square Publications

Chambers of Commerce and member focused organizations serve as a valuable resource in the local marketplace. The networking opportunities and representation with a wide variety of diverse businesses in your community is the catalyst of a successful organization. For further information about Town Square's publishing partnership with chambers of commerce and our No-Cost guarantee and Earned Revenue Share Program, To request your chamber publication or map proposal, contact Town Square Chamber Proposal or email John Dussman with the subject line: Chamber Publication Proposal Requested. Thank you!

Wednesday, November 17, 2021

U.S. Chamber: What Small Businesses Need to Know about the Employee Vaccine Requirements; Kentucky Chamber Foundation Launches Center for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, Hires Joe Frazier to Lead; Chamber RVA: Winners Announced for ICONS 2021!; Battle Creek Area Chamber: Pay Online 24/7; Falls Church Chamber Announces Elise Neil Bengtson as New Chief Executive; Des Plaines Chamber: NEW MEMBER ORIENTATION; Indiana SBA: Federal Contracting 101 Webinar: How to start, market & win federal contracts; Montgomery County Chamber hires Steve Baffuto as president & CEO; Chamber Collaboration: Mississippi’s first annual light-based art exhibition, festival to light up Dunleith next weekend; Arlington Chamber Events: In Good Health; Valparaiso Chamber: Membership Breakfast; Sara Patrick Named New Executive Director at The Chamber of LaGrange County; Le Mars Chamber: ‘Shop for a Cause’ begins; The Greater Kokomo Economic Development Alliance Street Map; Hartland Chamber presents Golden Hammer Award; Town Square Publications Chamber Membership Directories, Incredible Maps and Community Profiles: The best Chamber Publishing Partner in the United States!

U.S. Chamber: What Small Businesses Need to Know about the Employee Vaccine Requirements

OSHA has developed a COVID-19 Emergency Temporary Standard (ETS) for employers with 100 or more employees. Employees must either receive COVID-19 vaccinations or produce weekly negative tests before coming to work in person.

Why it matters: Implementation of the mandate is currently on hold as a result of a federal court order. It will likely be up to the Supreme Court as to whether the mandate takes effect.

Things to know if the mandate takes effect:

  • Eligible employers must develop a program to verify the vaccination status of their employees and maintain records of vaccination status and test results.  
  • Workers who express a sincerely held religious belief or can’t be vaccinated for medical reasons can be offered a testing option instead.
  • The 100-plus employee threshold is determined per company rather than per location and covers all U.S. employees. An employer is covered if, at any time during the period the ETS is in effect, they have at least 100 employees, even if they have fewer than 100 employees. 
  • Employers must provide four hours of paid leave for each vaccination dose and allow “reasonable” time off to recover from side effects.

Dig deeper: This only scratches the surface. These resources will help you understand the requirements:

  • Watch Chamber employment policy experts answer questions from small business owners.

Kentucky Chamber Foundation Launches Center for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, Hires Joe Frazier to Lead

 

To help create meaningful, long-term change for Kentucky businesses, families, and communities, the Kentucky Chamber Foundation has announced the launch of the Center for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Joseph Frazier has been hired to serve as its Executive Director, spearheading the organization’s efforts to help educate business leaders and transform workplaces across Kentucky.

The Center for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion will work closely with the Kentucky Chamber Task Force on Racial Inequality, made up of business, education and state leaders, to work toward the Chamber’s goals to make Kentucky a better place to live, work and do business. Last year, the Task Force published the “Achieving Equity to Build a Stronger Kentucky” report offering long and short-term solutions to make aggressive progress in addressing racial inequality across the Commonwealth.

Since 2018, Frazier served as the Director of the Dr. Patricia Carver Office of Identity and Inclusion at Bellarmine University. He oversaw student and faculty outreach, led fundraising, and developed programming, training, pipeline and retention initiatives, and conferences for the university. In addition, Frazier helped build the framework for Bellarmine University’s Strategic Priority on Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion. Frazier’s work led him to receive Bellarmine’s highest award for a faculty or staff member, the Bellie Award for Internationalization and Diversity.  

Prior to his work at Bellarmine University, Frazier began his career at his alma mater, Virginia Tech.  Serving as Assistant Director of the Cultural and Community Centers, he advised several minority student organizations, led a program to train facilitators, facilitated institution-wide cultural and diversity-related workshops,and oversaw several other university initiatives. He also worked in partnership with a number of local community organizations in the New River Valley area of Virginia.   

Frazier has also been involved in many community organizations in Kentucky, including the Community Foundation, Volunteers of America DE&I Task Force, and the Louisville Chief Equity Officer Committee. Recently, Frazier was recognized as a Louisville 40 Under 40, and an honorary Kentucky Colonel.

The Kentucky Chamber Foundation is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit and is the philanthropic arm of the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce. This program is launched in partnership with the Kentucky Chamber Foundation, Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Kentucky, Inc., and the Brown-Forman Corporation.

“After publishing the Equity Report, we pledged this report would not sit on the shelf and that we would pull forward an agenda for Kentucky to help overcome the racial inequality that has hampered our progress for so many generations,” said  Kentucky Chamber Foundation Senior Vice President Beth Davisson. “Racial diversity, equity, and inclusion are good for businesses, and we are excited to build upon this work with Kentucky employers. Joe Frazier is the right leader to launch the DE&I Center, and we are excited to work with him and get to work on all that we have ahead.”

“There’s good work to be done, and it’s an honor to be entrusted with this initiative to better serve the people of Kentucky,” Frazier said.

Chamber RVA: Winners Announced for ICONS 2021!

Front Runner Award 
This award is given a career-bold YP who is a driver, pacesetter and pioneer in their company or organization. Front Runners make a name for themselves through hard work, active engagement and great results. Not afraid to take calculated risks, they exercise strategic judgment in supporting the mission of their teams and their organizations. Their drive and passion for this work fuels their desire to leave an impactful legacy.
WINNER:
Ashley Pinney | John Tyler Community College
Finalists:
Abby Nurnberger Kittrell | AA Communications
Anna Jane Glascock | Marriott Hotels
Max Malmgren | Atlantic Union Bank

Innovator Award
The Innovator award honors a young professional who is imaginative in their approach to identifying new avenues of thought and action. Innovators think beyond the limits of convention, challenge the status quo, and aren’t afraid to start difficult conversations that address a need or opportunity. They embrace innovation and creativity as drivers to making positive changes for the betterment of their teams and their organizations.
WINNER:
Sammie McCabe | United Way of Greater Richmond and Petersburg
Finalists:
Anna McChesney | Healing Sounds RVA
Rabia Kamara | Ruby Scoops
Thomas Bettin | Fred Astaire Dance
Bryce Rogers | Colonial Webb Contractors

Strength in Numbers Award- YP Organization Award
Young professional organizations make our region better for all who live here, whether through providing a place for connection, bettering our community or helping YPs advance in their careers (or all of the above). This award honors a YP volunteer organization or board that excels in one or more of the areas listed.
WINNER:
Urban League Greater Richmond Young Professionals
Finalists:
Special Olympics of Virginia Young Professionals Board
ouRVA Collective

YP Small Business of the Year
Small businesses are the fabric of our region. This award recognizes a small business owned by YPs in the Richmond region (40 and under) who have contributed to making Richmond a great place to work, live and play.
WINNER:
The Self Love Company
Finalists:
Sefton Coffee Company

Read more: Chamber RVA ICON



Battle Creek Area Chamber: Pay Online 24/7


Did you know that Online Payments are now being accepted at battlecreek.org? That's right! The addition of Online Payments is one of many new website features with the Chamber's rebranded website from 2020 when it was launched. Due to remote and hybrid work models, we understand that the typical workday does not always fit within the 9 - 5 work schedule. Allowing for Online Payments is a way the Chamber has adapted to meet the needs of its membership along with the community at large. To access, simply visit the homepage at battlecreek.org, look for the Online Payments button (top right), and then follow the instructions through PayPal. Payments accepted online include:

· Pay with PayPal
· Pay Later
· Debit or Credit Card

Have questions? Call 269.962.4076 or email office@battlecreek.org.


Falls Church Chamber Announces Elise Neil Bengtson as New Chief Executive


Elise Neil Bengtson has joined the Falls Church Chamber of Commerce as its new Executive Director starting this week, although Sally Cole will remain with the Chamber until Sept. 30, concluding her 14 years there.

Elise is a professional and volunteer leader with years of experience in the federal government and nonprofits. She has a strong record of nonprofit management, community outreach, volunteer recruitment, and fundraising. She is currently the Vice President of the Virginia Chamber Orchestra and a reviewer for the Catalogue for Philanthropy.

She comes with years of experience in the federal government and nonprofits. She has resided in the Washington, D.C. area for over 25 years. She worked on the National Security Council at the White House for 15 years and has served as a nonprofit executive since that time.
She served as the President of the Greater McLean Chamber of Commerce, Executive Director of the Fairfax Partnership for Youth, CEO of Volunteer Fairfax and Manager of Masterworks Chorus and Orchestra.
As a consultant, she worked with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation on the Hillsborough County Public Schools $100 million grant, while living in Tampa, Florida. She has remained personally committed to volunteerism, especially to the arts, youth, and education.
She began volunteering in her youth and continues to do so. A native of Charlotte, NC, she graduated from Converse College — now Converse University. Read more: Falls Church News Press


Des Plaines Chamber: NEW MEMBER ORIENTATION

 Thursday, November 18th

8:45 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.

Des Plaines Chamber Office

 Join us for this informational meeting to bring you up to date on all the benefits and opportunities that the Chamber has to offer while networking with new and seasoned members.

Registration deadline : 11/17/21

Register Here- FREE

 

Indiana SBA: Federal Contracting 101 Webinar: How to start, market & win federal contracts

When:  Nov 24, 1pm

Where:  Online

Register now

 

Ready to grow your client portfolio? Learn how to make federal government agencies some of your best customers!

About this event:

FACT: The U.S. government is the largest purchaser of products and services from small businesses in the entire world. Ready to make federal agencies some of your valued customers? Let SBA teach you how!

During the Federal Contracting 101 webinar, SBA Indiana Business Opportunity Specialist Vernice Mathis will walk you through the basics on:

Readiness - federal contracting requirements & small business eligibility

Where to find out what federal agencies are buying

What the purchasing process looks like

How to put together marketing plans and capability statements

How to register your small business on SAM.gov (the federal government's System for Award Management)

Helpful certifications and development programs

Where to find help

This webinar will be held the 2nd & 4th Thursday* of the month through the end of September. Choose the date you'd like to attend during the registration process. Reminders and a link to your event date will be emailed. Choose a date and sign up today!

*Please note - Due to the November 2021 webinars falling on federal holidays, sessions will be held on the 2nd & 4th Wednesday during that month only.

Register now

Montgomery County Chamber hires Steve Baffuto as president & CEO
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Steve Baffuto will be the fourth leader of the Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce, which serves Blacksburg, Christiansburg, and Montgomery County and companies in both valleys.
Baffuto’s first day will be Dec. 1, according to a chamber news release.
A national search was conducted from late July through October, and Baffuto stood out to the selection committee, which was comprised of past and current board members and chamber staff, according to chamber board Chairman Henry Bass.
Baffuto comes to the chamber from Virginia ABC, where he served as special agent in charge for Roanoke and Lynchburg Region.
According the chamber release, he administered and managed resources to meet the agency’s mission, goals, and objectives. He led teams of multigenerational officers and worked to build strong relationships with other law enforcement agencies. In his position, he provided specialized services and training to new field agents. He was responsible for positive relationships with restaurants and businesses from Pulaski to Lynchburg.
He holds a bachelor of science degree and master of science degree from universities in Virginia, according to the release.
The search committee chaired by Bill King, a chamber board member, comprised past and present board members.
Said King: “Our committee of 8 wanted to make certain we made the best choice of leaders for our chamber. Steve has the right balance of leadership and understanding of strategy to continue the positive trajectory for our Chamber. Steve shared some impressive ideas during interviews to build membership and enhance programming.”
We are looking forward to Steve taking the leadership and senior administrative role for our chamber on December 1”, added Mark Woolwine, 2022 board chair.
Baffuto said: “I am pleased to have been chosen to lead this organization. I have been impressed with our local chamber and its progress since 2009. I am looking forward to working with the board, staff, and members to increase value across the board to the business community.”
Baffuto will succeed Sharon Scott, who will help the new director with the transition, according to the release.
The MCCC supports approximately 600 local businesses through marketing, educational, and network-building opportunities.



Chamber Collaboration: Mississippi’s first annual light-based art exhibition, festival to light up Dunleith next weekend

Allumer Natchez, the first arts festival of its kind in the State of Mississippi, will literally shine light on a place co-founder Stacy Conde holds near and dear to her heart, she said.

Mississippi’s first annual light-based art exhibition and festival lights up the grounds of Dunleith Historic Inn Nov. 19 through 21, from 6 to 10 p.m. nightly.

The event is free and open to the public, however, encompasses food vendors, a Maker’s Market and several cash bars. Sponsors and VIP ticket holders also gain access to the VIP Lounge sponsored by Cathead with two complimentary cocktails and hors d’oeuvres.

All event proceeds will go towards the production of next year’s exhibition, which creators are already in the process of curating, Conde said.

“Allumer Natchez,” which means “to light up Natchez” in French, “is an art exhibition and festival which uses light as an artistic medium and the City of Natchez is its canvas,” Conde said. “Each year the curatorial theme of the exhibition will change. Our vision is to grow the event annually, attracting artists and visitors from around the world while contributing to arts programming and arts education locally.”

Allumer Natchez is a project of Conde Contemporary art gallery in Downtown Natchez and is made possible, in part, by grants from: Home Bank, Visit Natchez, Visit Mississippi, Allstate, Entergy, Country Roads Magazine, Listen Up Y’All Media, Concordia Bank, Crye Leike Stedman Realty, UMB, Hampton Inn and Suites, the Natchez Garden Club and with the support of Historic Natchez Foundation, Community Alliance, Natchez-Adams County Chamber of Commerce and The City of Natchez. Read more: The Democrat
Arlington Chamber Events: In Good Health


The Arlington Chamber is continuing to monitor COVID-19 guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Virginia Department of Health. As Arlington is currently experiencing a substantial spread of COVID-19, for our in-person events:
·    If you are not feeling well, are infected with COVID-19, or have recently been in close contact with someone who has been infected with COVID-19, please stay home.
·    We require unvaccinated and not yet fully vaccinated guests to wear facial coverings unless eating or drinking and to keep a 6-foot distance from others at events.

We encourage everyone, regardless of vaccination status to wear a mask when indoors, unless eating or drinking or keeping a 6-foot distance from others.

Valparaiso Chamber: Membership Breakfast

At this Breakfast Meeting, Lee Lane, attorney with Genetos Lane & Buitendorp, will be speaking about her experiences in the armed forces. Lee is also a member of the Valpo Chamber Board of Directors.
Thursday, November 18, 2021
8:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.
Aberdeen Manor
216 Ballantrae St
Valparaiso, IN 46385
$15 per person/member
Unfulfilled reservations will be billed.

Sara Patrick Named New Executive Director at The Chamber of LaGrange County

The Chamber of LaGrange County announced it has hired a new executive director.
Sara Patrick has been named to that role, replacing long-time chamber Executive Director Beth Sherman. Sherman was set to retire at end of the year.
When Sherman announced her plans to retire earlier this year, the chamber formed a committee tasked with finding her replacement.
Patrick is a familiar face to members of the organization. She worked for the chamber in 2019 as an executive assistant to Sherman. Patrick said that experience provided her with invaluable insight into the inner workings of the organization.

“Beth Sherman is leaving some big shoes to fill,” said Patrick. “She has served this community well and has built the chamber into a family of members.”
Patrick holds a bachelor’s degree from Anderson University, as well as an MBA from Western Governors University. Before working for the chamber she spent nearly five years working as an associate pastor. For the past two years, she served as Group Sales Manager at Blue Gate Hospitality. Patrick and her husband James have a four-year-old son, Colt.
Her roots run deep in LaGrange County.

“My four grandparents still live in LaGrange and call this home, as do my parents and in-laws,” she said. “LaGrange and its surrounding communities are overflowing with potential. I’m thrilled to have the chance to come alongside the businesses and organizations to continue building upon the foundation Beth has laid, the area businesses, and the generations of people who have made this region what it is. LaGrange County is a place built upon hard work, community, and a mentality focused on others. It’s a great place to work, a place to have fun, and a place to live, and I love to call it home. It is something very special for me to get to pull a seat up to the table of influencers that is the Chamber of Commerce, and I am thrilled for the possibilities to come.”
Mike Patka, chamber board president, said Patrick was the right person for the job.
“Sara brings an incredible amount to the table,” he explained. “The hiring committee and executive team all were unanimous in the decision.”


Le Mars Chamber: ‘Shop for a Cause’ begins

Holiday shoppers in Le Mars can save money and help a local cause.

The Le Mars Chamber of Commerce offered a coupon book that Siouxlanders can buy for $5. The money goes toward a local non-profit organization and Siouxlanders can use the coupons to save big on holiday shopping.

Lori French is the Main Street Director at the Chamber of Commerce. She said it’s a great way to get the whole community involved.

“We love that. Le Mars is full of merriment and blessings right now and this is a great way for people to come downtown and check out all of our great stores,” said French.

The coupons are available through December 11.

Additional holiday events the Le Mars Chamber of Commerce will be hosting include:
Black Friday/Small Business Saturday – November 26 through November 27.
Countdown to Christmas – December 13 through December 19

More: SiouxlandProud.com

 

The Greater Kokomo Economic Development Alliance Street Map

The Greater Kokomo Economic Development Alliance Street Map is now available at the GKEDA today! Thanks to Charlie Sparks, Liz Kerns and the chamber team for their help and direction putting this together!
Did you know that Town Square Publications will start and deliver over 100 maps in 2021? Please email John Dussman or call (847)-427-4633. 



Hartland Chamber presents Golden Hammer Award

The American Legion Flanagan Dorn Post #294 and VFW Marshall Johnson Post 5158, 231 Goodwin Ave., Hartland, was recently presented with the Golden Hammer Award by the Hartland Chamber of Commerce in recognition of exemplary property improvements.

According to the announcement, the chamber believes that these improvements positively and directly affect commerce in Hartland and enhance the community as a whole. The intent of the Golden Hammer Award is to further encourage property owners and businesses to invest in improvements which ultimately make Hartland a better place to work and live. More: GMToday.com

Town Square Publications Chamber Membership Directories, Incredible Maps and Community Profiles: The best Chamber Publishing Partner in the United States!


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.

Town Square Publications parent company, Paddock Publications, has over 100 years’ experience of print product development and dedicated customer service in communities throughout the Midwest. Our experience allows Town Square Publications to offer you attractive royalty and non-dues revenue share streams, provide direct distribution of your custom designed printed publications, including digital and mobile integration, and all with the quickest turn-around times available in the industry. Town Square also offers multi-media maps in both print and online formats, both with our No-Cost guarantee. More information: Town Square Publications

Commerce and member focused organizations serve as a valuable resource in the local marketplace. The networking opportunities and representation with a wide variety of diverse businesses in your community is the catalyst of a successful organization. For further information about Town Square's publishing partnership with chambers of commerce and our No-Cost guarantee and Earned Revenue Share Program, To request your chamber publication or map proposal, contact Town Square Chamber Proposal or email John Dussman. Thank you!