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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Board Chair – Tony Umek, AKU Enterprises
Past Chair – Marty Conger, Battelle
Treasurer – Chris Rivard, Moss Adams
Chair-Elect – Khurshed Sharifov, Century Securities
Associates, Inc.
Melissa Garrard, Washington River Protection Solutions
Annie Jacobs, HAPO Community Credit Union
Dean Moody, Intermountain West Insulation
Brett Spooner, Gravis Law
Derrick Stricker, Stricker CRE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Ron Boninger, Stillmore, LLC
Paul Carlisle, elevate
Meghan Chalk, Iron Mountain Construction
Craig Cudworth, Trios Health
Will Evans, AgriNorthwest
Sean Flaherty, Tri-City Herald
Shae Frichette, Frichette Winery
Lori Fritz, Bechtel National, Inc.
Nick Gonzales, Bouten Construction
Dee Gray, CH2M Hill Plateau Remediation Company
Kedrich Jackson, American Tax Consultants
Carlos Martinez, Dura-Shine Clean
Mike McWhorter, PayneWest Insurance
Karen Miller, Benton PUD
Mike Miller, Moon Security
Vicki Monteagudo, Century 21
Rae Moss, Mission Support Alliance
Ana Ruiz Peralta, New York Life Insurance
Brad Rew, Gale-Rew Construction
Chris Robbins, Cascade Natural Gas
Bill Robertson, Bill Robertson Nissan
Lane Savitch, Kadlec Regional Medical Center
Bill Shibley, Harvest Fresh Produce, Inc.
Steve Simmons, CG Public House and Catering
Jessica Stangeland, Fuse
Matt Sweezea, Primerica Advisors
David Tobias, Tyson Foods
René Vasquez, Ennis Fine Furniture
Ted Vause, Invest Northwest Financial
STAFF Lori Mattson, President & CEO
Ashley Coronado, PTAC Business Counselor
Elisabeth Holt, Membership Development Director
Tara Divers, Event Director
Austin Regimbal, Communications & Marketing Director
Karen Livas, Small Business Programs Director
Rubén Peralta, Community Inclusion & Outreach Director
Michael Howe, Government & Regional Affairs Director
Liz Renz, Office Manager
Marie Taylor, Member Services & Programs Coordinator
Bechtel on Pace to Deliver Vit Plant MissionBy Peggy McCullough Bechtel Project Director
Dating back to the 1980s, Bechtel and our dedicated employees have maintained a presence at the Hanford Site and in our community. In the 1990s and early 2000s, we shifted focus to Hanford cleanup by safely demolishing surplus defense production reactors and removing contaminated soils away from the Columbia River corridor. Today, our mission centers on completing a Vitrification Plant to safely treat Hanford’s underground radioactive and chemical tank waste to protect the Columbia River.
Throughout 2017, our team made significant progress towards preparing the 65-acre Vitrification Plant to begin treating low-activity tank waste as soon as 2022.
Much of the work this year concentrated on Low-Activity Waste vitrification facility construction, which we are on pace to complete next summer. Our workforce installed and assembled all major processing equipment and completed major steel, piping, electrical, and HVAC infrastructure. We also largely completed construction for an adjacent Analytical Laboratory.
We also furthered the startup and testing phase for completed Vitrification Plant utilities systems that provide electrical power, air, water, and steam communication and control systems. As engineers and construction crews finish portions of the utilities they are transferring systems to the startup phase. During startup, we verify systems are complete, tested and in safe and working order. After the startup phase, systems then enter a commissioning phase to ensure they are calibrated, maintained, integrated and ready to support the Vitrification Plant mission.
Just as our workforce made progress in protecting the Columbia River, we also continued making the Tri-Cities and surrounding region a better place to live and work for everyone. Last year alone, we contributed more than $590,000 to local organizations such as United Way, March of Dimes, and Junior Achievement, and our employees gave their time to Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) programs at local universities, colleges and schools.
We look forward to 2018 as we continue our mission to protect the Columbia River and being a part of the Tri-Cities community.
Peggy McCullough Bechtel
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Washington River Protection Solutions (Visionary level) and CH2M HILL Plateau Remediation Company, Lourdes Health Network and Red Lion Hotels (Executive level) all recently renewed their memberships.
Dave Haler of Basin Pacific Insurance, Karen Blasdel of Battelle, Grover Hettel of Energy Northwest, Don Miller of GESA Credit Union and Andy Stirling of Numerica Credit Union will join our Board of Directors in 2018.
On September 15th, our Board of Directors held its annual retreat aboard Water2Wine Cruises. The day long retreat was focused on our Chamber 2020 Strategic Plan objectives to contemporize our brand and communications, small business programs, impacting a diverse business community, a local government affairs committee plan, and plans for a Regional Vision Project.
Meet the Buyer: Doing Business with Washington State Agencies was attended by 38 small business representatives who gained valuable information about participating in state contracting and taking part in the government marketplace.
In October, we partnered with FUSE to host the “Changing Behavior through Innovation” luncheon featuring keynote Oren Nissim. The event drew a diverse crowd of 255 attendees.
The Regional Chamber is once again participating in the 8th Annual Small Business Saturday event as a Neighborhood Champion. We encourage holiday shoppers to patronize small and local, brick and mortar businesses on Saturday, November 25th!
On October 17 – 19, 114 volunteers
worked with Your Chamber Connection
to recruit 155 new members to the
Chamber, as well as upgrade 22 existing
memberships, raising over $75,000 in
revenue for the Chamber!
During the month of October, our
Procurement Technical Assistance
Center (PTAC) Counselor assisted small
businesses in obtaining 74 government
contracts totaling $11,911,246!!!
The Tri-City Regional Chamber Board, volunteers and staff are
focused on delivering value to our members. Every Chamber
strategy, program and service is created specifically to provide
positive results and bring credit to our region. Here’s a look into
recent activities, plans and results.
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A & G Solutions John Allstead — 509-396-9016 Kennewick, WA 99336 www.RemodelingTricities.com
Two Wicked Geese, LLC Tony & Gigi Valdez — 509-596-0976 Kennewick, WA 99336 www.twowickedgeese.com
Edward Jones-Gracie Bartoldus Gracie Bartoldus — 509-943-2920 1329 Aaron Drive Richland, WA 99352
Kristy Fargher & Co., LLC Kristy Fargher — 509-222-9519 2628 W. Bruneau Pl. Ste. 120 Kennewick, WA 99337 An.insure/kristyfargher
Milbrandt Vineyards Shelly Smith — 509-788-0030 508 Cabernet Court Prosser, WA 99350 www.milbrandtvineyards.com
Porter’s Real Barbecue Reed Kinney — 509-942-9590 705 The Parkway Richland, WA 99352 http://portersrealbbq.com/
State Farm Insurance — Vladimir Krinitsyn Vladimir Krinitsyn — 509-547-7038 1408 N. 20th Ave., Suite C Pasco, WA 99301 http://www.myinsurance24x7.com/
Gamache Vintners Jessica Gamache — 509-786-7800 505 Cabernet Ct. Prosser, WA 99350 www.gamachevintners.com
1st Security Bank Laurie Johnson 8486 West Gage Blvd, Suite A Kennewick, WA 99336 www.fsbwa.com
BMC, Building Services Todd Carpenter — 509-783-5900 8524 W. Gage #A1 Kennewick, WA 99336 www.gobmc.com
Moreno & Moreno Brian Moreno — 509-760-9768 445 E. Main St. Othello, WA 99344 www.mcdonalds.com
Back to Basics Chiropractic Rob Rettig 8033 W. Grandridge Blvd., Suite C Kennewick, WA 99336 www.back2basics.com
Citizens Climate Lobby Dr. William Pennell — 509-308-9023 300 Columbia Point Drive, H-131 Richland, WA 99352 https://citizensclimatelobby.org/chapters/WA_Tri-cities/
Welcome NeW membersThe Regional Chamber encourages members to conduct business with one another. Those listed below have recently made an important investment in their business and their professional career by joining the Regional Chamber. Please consider them for your personal and professional needs. When you do, let them know you learned of their business through the Tri-City Regional Chamber!
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A Benefit of Membership –Ribbon cutting and groundbreaking ceremonies are a benefit of membership and offer the opportunity to become acquainted with fellow members while showcasing your business. To find out more about hosting your ribbon cutting or groundbreaking, contact Marie Taylor at 509.491.3241 or [email protected].
ribboN cuttiNg & grouNdbreakiNg ceremoNies
Numerica Credit Union Kennewick
The Village at Southridge Kennewick
Tri-CU Kennewick
ELITE Construction and Development
Pasco
Free Culture Clothing Kennewick
The Wet Pallette Richland
Wild Birds Unlimited Richland
Yakima River Gateway Project West Richland
The Tri-City Regional Chamber is pleased to announce Second Harvest as Outstanding Member of the Month. Second Harvest provides more than 2.5 million pounds of donated food each month throughout the Inland Northwest. That food is then distributed to their network of food banks, mobile markets and other hunger-relief programs, feeding 55,000 people each week.
Thank you to the Second Harvest team for your time and dedication to the community and the Regional Chamber. We are fortunate to have your organization in our community and proud to recognize you as the Outstanding Member of the Month.
OCTOBER 2017
REGIONAL CHAMBER
OUTSTANDING MEMBER OF
THE MONTH
SECOND HARVEST
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Join us for Business After Hours for food, refreshments and prizes!
PorterKinney is a premier CPA firm located in Richland, WA which specializes in strategic tax preparation for individuals and businesses. Originally named Porter & Company, the firm was renamed PorterKinney in 2014 when Walter Kinney left a local CPA firm to partner with Chris Porter. In addition to strategic tax preparation, PorterKinney provides a full range of accounting services including bookkeeping, payroll, business consulting, and financial statement preparation.
For more information on PorterKinney, visit porterkinney.com.
Thursday, December 14, 2017 4 - 6 pm | Free to members | Bring a friend!
1100 Jadwin Ave #200 Richland, WA 99352
Hosted By:
For more information, call Tara Divers, Event Director, at 509.491.3242
Now accepting 2018 host businesses!A unique opportunity to introduce your facility, staff & services to
fellow Regional Chamber Members and community leaders!
How it works
The Tri-City Regional Chamber is an advocate for your company, creating a climate of growth and success that benefits all. Hosting Business After Hours connects your company not only to member businesses & industries, but also to community and civic leaders. The Regional Chamber will promote and market your Business After Hours event via email, newsletter, social media and website to bring people into your business!
Host Requirements
• The host must be a Regional Chamber member in good standing.
• The event is the 2nd Thursday of each month from 4-6 pm.
• The location must accommodate 75 people comfortably. You can also host at an approved off-site location.
• The host provides light food & beverages from a Regional Chamber member business or caterer.
• The host provides a logo and a street view picture of your building, as well as a 30-50 word company description one month prior to the event.
Hurry, only 2 spots left! January and February are available
Contact Tara Divers, Event Director at [email protected] for an application.
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Understanding the New Paid Sick Leave Law
Date: Thursday, December 14, 2017
Time: 1- 3 pm
Location: Tri-Cities Business & Visitor Center Bechtel Board Room 7130 W. Grandridge Blvd. Kennewick, WA 99336
Cost: $25 Members/$35 Guests
RSVP: RSVP by Wednesday, December 13, 2017 at tricityregionalchamber.com or call 509.736.0510. Day-of registration welcome.
Premier Sponsor:
Coffee and light refreshments will be served.
Speakers:Left: George Cicotte
Right: Scott Boyce Attorneys,
The Cicotte Law Firm
In this session you will learn:
• Who must comply, and how to comply with the new sick leave regulations
• Notification and record keeping requirements required under the law
• The future of paid family leave in Washington
CALL FOR PRESENTERS!
The Tri-City Regional Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce that we will be accepting applications for qualified presenters for the 2018 Business Development University program.
We are seeking high-caliber, experienced presenters with proven depth of knowledge and expertise of their subject. Topics need to be pertinent to the success of today’s dynamic marketplace.
Business Development University is an affordable opportunity for Chamber members to learn from experts on a variety of topics. The seminars are well-publicized to more than 1,350 member organizations.
To apply, contact Karen Livas at 509.491.3234 or [email protected]
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2018 WOMEN IN BUSINESS CONFERENCE AGENDAWEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 20188:30 a.m. Registration
9:00 - 9:15 a.m. Welcome Lori Mattson, President & CEO, Tri-City Regional Chamber of Commerce
9:15 - 9:45 a.m. Opening Keynote Ashley Williams, HGTV's Flip or Flop Fort Worth
9:45 - 10:15 a.m. BREAK - Network with Exhibitors
Morning Sessions
10:15 - 11:30 a.m. Turning Time into Profit Christy Lawrence, Time to Profit
Financial Empowerment for Women, Let's Get Real! Jan Darrington, Family Advisor, Baker Boyer National Bank Stella Pederson, Trust Advisor, Baker Boyer National Bank Keri Lashbaugh, Investment Advisor, Baker Boyer National Bank Tara Wiswall, Investment Advisor, Baker Boyer National Bank
11:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. BREAK - Network with Exhibitors
12:00 - 1:30 p.m. ATHENA Awards Luncheon Presentation of 2018 ATHENA® Awards
12:30 p.m. Luncheon Keynote Dr. Ana Mari Cauce, University of Washington
1:30 - 1:45 p.m. BREAK - Network with Exhibitors and Keynote Meet & Greet
Afternoon Sessions
1:45 - 2:30 p.m. 5 Keys to a Profitable Personal Brand JuliAnn Stitick, Your Success Style
Against All Odds, Overcoming Hurdles as Women Entrepreneurs Jena Noem & Leslie Olkowski, Co-founders Nuclear Care Partners
Communicating Effectively Across Generations - What do you bring to the mix? Lisa Armstrong, Bechtel National, Inc.
2:35 - 3:20 p.m. Women: Master Negotiators Shannon Novakovich, Novawerx
The Power of Customer Reviews Kirstin Davis, Better Business Bureau
Communicating Effectively Across Generations - What do you bring to the mix? Lisa Armstrong, Bechtel National, Inc.
3:30 - 4:15 p.m. Closing Keynote: Developing the Power of your Inner Circle Peggy Vasquez, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
4:15 - 5:15 p.m. Best Busines Friends (BFF) Wine Social Book signings, Keynote Meet & Greet
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OCTOBER LUNCHEON RECAP Pasco Red Lion Hotel - October 25, 2017
Thank you to everyone who made this event possible:Sponsor, Moss Adams
Event Partner, FUSE, SPCJess Stangeland, Community Manager, FUSE, SPC
Keynote Speaker, Oren Nissim, Brook Inc.Pasco Red Lion Hotel & Staff
A special thank you to Washington River Protection Solutions for presenting $30,000 in grants to the 2017 Small Business Incentive Program winners.
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GOVERNMENT CONTRACTING ESSENTIALS
MARKET RESEARCH FOR GOVERNMENT CONTRACTING
MEET THE BUYER: DOING BUSINESS WITH
THE U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS
upcomiNg ptac Workshops
Presented by the Washington PTAC at the
Tri-City Regional Chamber of Commerce
A ‘crash course’ in selling your products/services to federal, state and local government agencies and prime contractors
Date: Wednesday, December 6, 2017 Time: 9 - 11 am
Learn how to identify agencies to target, analyze current and future needs and utilize the best databases to uncover this information.
Date: Tuesday, January 23, 2018 Time: 9 - 10:30 am
Learn what they buy, how they buy, about upcoming projects and more!
Date: Thursday, February 8, 2018 Time: 9 - 11 am
All of the workshops are free and will take place at the Tri-Cities Business & Visitor Center. Register (and
find more details) at www.washingtonptac.org
For questions, contact Ashley Coronado at 509.491.3231 or [email protected]
UPDATEDIVERSITY & INCLUSION
The Community Inclusion and Outreach department continues to reach out to a diverse group of businesses and community organizations. We are garnering valuable information that will help us identify unmet business needs and refine our current programming or create new ones. Our approach will ensure the Chamber does not duplicate efforts undertaken by others or compete with member businesses and like-minded partners. Rather, we are hoping that reaching out to these organizations and businesses will lead to strong partnerships and collaborations that will help maintain a sharp focus on the most impactful investments.
During the past month, our outreach efforts have included the following:
• Visits to our new members• AWB Rural Jobs Summit• Downtown Pasco Development Authority
quarterly meeting• Pasco High School Career Fair• Building Bridges and Breaking Down Barriers
(ACCESS Tri-Cities)
Like many communities, our region is going through some exciting times fueled by economics, demographic and generational transitions. Here at the Tri-City Regional Chamber of Commerce, we see the human, industry, and business mix within our region as a pantry with ingredients aplenty. We also believe our region has the right combination of Chefs (partners) to whip out an inclusive and innovative community that’s resistant to future economic downturns. As Dr. Manuel Pastor and Dr. Chris Benner state on their Diversity and Inclusion for the 21st Century report, “Business thrives when community and connections are part of the region’s DNA – when no skill goes untapped, no dream goes unrealized, and no resilience goes undeveloped.” That is the ultimate goal and the Chamber will play a key role in its attainment.
By Rubén Peralta, Community Inclusion & Outreach Director
UPDATE
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Online tools help employers get readyYou can find paid sick leave tools, training and other resources at L&I’s new Employer Resource Center (www.Lni.wa/gov/SickLeave). There are also webinars scheduled to help you get ready. To sign up, click “Employer Paid Sick Leave Training” on the right side of the web page.
Here are the webinar dates and times: • Nov. 29: 9:30 a.m., noon, 2:30 p.m.• Dec. 11: 9:30 a.m., noon, 2:30 p.m., 5:30 p.m.• Dec. 18: 9:30 a.m., noon, 2:30 p.m., 5:30 p.m.• Dec. 21: 9:30 a.m., noon, 2:30 p.m., 5:30 p.m.
Sign up for a webinar now! You can also request a Skype or in-person presentation on paid sick leave.
New required L&I workplace posterIn November, Washington employers will receive an updated Your Rights as a Worker poster in the mail. The poster includes information about the new paid sick leave requirements, minimum wage and protections for employees against retaliation. Please post it immediately in a visible, accessible place at your worksite.
Statewide outreach and media campaign to raise awarenessL&I is working with numerous organizations around the state to help employers get ready. L&I is also launching a statewide paid media campaign in November including TV, radio, social media and other online ads, which will run through early 2018.
Learn moreFor more information about the new requirements for employers:• Go to www.Lni.wa.gov/SickLeave, where you’ll find online
resources for employers. • Sign up for updates on the new requirements, training for
employers and more on the Employment Standards listserv at www.Lni.wa.gov/Main/Listservs/WRWageHour.asp.
You can also contact L&I's Employment Standards program by phone (1-866-219-7321) or email ([email protected]) if you have questions.
Employers: Get ready now
for paid sick leaveNew law takes effect Jan. 1
Do you provide paid sick leave to your employees? All employers in Washington will be required to very soon. The new paid sick leave law starts Jan. 1, 2018.
It's one of the changes resulting from Initiative 1433, which was approved by voters last fall.
The Washington State Department of Labor & Industries (L&I) is implementing the new law, which
also includes annual increases in the state minimum wage through 2020 and ensures employers pay their
employees tips and service charges.
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The Tri-City Regional Chamber of Commerce is proud to promote Small Business Saturday, encouraging holiday shoppers to patronize brick and mortar businesses that are small and local. These are the places that make our communities strong! Recently,
several Chamber staff visited some of our small businesses and provided them with Shop Small posters, pens, flags and bags. We hope that Small Business Saturday
helped make your business more profitable!
Ranch & Home Free Culture Clothing
Marla June's Clothing Co.
Phone Shop Tri-Cities
Ariel Gourmet & Gifts Lucky Flowers
Frost Me SweetGreenies
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Thank You for reNeWiNg Your membership
31-40 YEAR MEMBERSMEMBER LEVEL YEARS37 Patricia Chvatal, Attorney at Law Entrepreneur30 Senske Lawn & Tree Corporate
26-30 YEAR MEMBERS29 Columbia Basin College Entrepreneur25 Frontier Title & Escrow Co. Business25 Casa Mia of Kennewick Entrepreneur
20-25 YEAR MEMBERS24 Ranch & Home - Pasco Business24 UniTech Services Group, Inc. Entrepreneur23 AAA Washington Business23 Walmart - Kennewick Corporate23 The Personal Touch Entrepreneur22 Casa Mia of Richland Entrepreneur22 Homes & Land of the Tri-Cities Entrepreneur22 Tri-Cities Licensing Business22 Gene Spaulding, Jr. Individual20 Shannon Dental Health Center Entrepreneur20 Vision Mortgage Entrepreneur
16-19 YEAR MEMBERS19 Atkins Corporate19 Legends Casino Hotel Corporate19 Irrigation Specialists Inc. Entrepreneur19 Swire Seven-Up/Dr. Pepper Entrepreneur18 Allied Arts Association Entreprenuer18 Nouveau Day Spa Entrepreneur18 Shari's Restaurant Entrepreneur17 Red Lion Hotels Executive17 Washington Trust Bank Entrepreneur16 KIE Supply Corp. Affiliate
10-15 YEAR MEMBERS15 Canon Solutions American Entrepreneur15 Statewide Publishing, Inc. Entrepreneur13 Cascade Natural Gas Corp. - Corporate Office Corporate13 Cascade Natural Gas Corp. - District Office Business13 Boys & Girls Club of Benton & Franklin Counties Entrepreneur13 EstherBrook, Inc. Saladmaster Entrepreneur12 Knerr Construction, Inc. Entrepreneur11 In Home Medical Entrepreneur
4-9 YEARS MEMBERS9 Benton Franklin Head Start Business9 Charter College Business9 Ennis Fine Furniture Business9 Swaggart Brothers Inc. Business9 VenueWorks Business9 Bethlehem Lutheran School Entrepreneur9 Booth & Sons Construction, Inc. Entrepreneur9 Cascade Title Company Entrepreneur9 Claar Cellars Entrepreneur9 Columbia Park Marina Entrepreneur9 Connell Oil Entrepreneur9 Desert Valley Eye Care Entrepreneur9 Edward Jones Financial Advisor - Ryan Brault Entrepreneur
4-9 YEARS MEMBERS9 Garrett Electric Entrepreneur9 Horizon Construction Systems, Inc. Entrepreneur9 Intellegration, LLC Entrepreneur9 Key Farms, Inc. Entrepreneur9 Kiona Vineyards and Winery Entrepreneur9 Murley's Floor Covering Entrepreneur9 Northwest CPA Group Entrepreneur9 Padilla Masonry Entrepreneur9 Phase 2 Electric, Inc. Entrepreneur9 ServiceMaster Cleaning and Restoration Professionals Entrepreneur9 Sierra Electric Entrepreneur9 StoneCrest Builders Inc. Entrepreneur9 The Children's Reading Foundation of the Mid-Columbia Entrepreneur9 Tri-City Title & Escrow Entrepreneur9 Tri-City Water Follies Entrepreneur9 Heartland Payment Systems Entrepreneur8 Advanced Pediatrics Dentistry & Orthodontics Business8 INTERA Incorporated Business8 LuLu Craft Bar + Kitchen Entrepreneur7 Kelley's Tele-Communications Business7 Bookwalter Winery Entrepreneur7 Insight Accounting Solutions LLC Entrepreneur7 KERR LAW GROUP Entreprenuer7 American Leak Detection Business6 The Home Depot Business6 Aerotek Entrepreneur6 Portland Spirit and Columbia River Adventure Cruises Entrepreneur6 SIGN Fracture Care International Entrepreneur5 HiLine Engineering & Fabrication Business5 Pahlisch Homes, Inc. Corporate5 Tri-City Construction Council Inc. Business5 Visiting Angels - Living Assistance Services Business5 Affinity at Southridge Entrepreneur5 Copper Ridge Apartments Entrepreneur5 TownePlace Suites by Marriott Entrepreneur4 Prominence Public Relations Business
3 YEAR MEMBERS3 AKU Enterprises, LLC Entrepreneur3 Anelare Winery Entrepreneur3 Chinook Home Health Care Entrepreneur3 Edible Arrangements Store #1533 Entrepreneur3 MacDonald Health Care Entrepreneur
2 YEAR MEMBERS
2 Stillmore LLC Business2 TCM Business2 Cornerstone Wealth Strategies Entrepreneur2 Eastern Washington University Entrepreneur2 Qdoba Entrepreneur
1 YEAR MEMBERS1 Foundations Childcare, LLC Business1 Colonial Lawn & Garden Entrepreneur1 Home2Suites by Hilton-Richland Entrepreneur1 Realtor Kay, LLC - Kay Lehmann Entrepreneur
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
THANK YOU
DECEMBER6 PTAC Workshop: Government
Contracting Essentials
12 Meet the Chamber
14Business Development University: Paid Sick Leave Law
14 Business After Hours: PorterKinney, PC
25 Chamber Closed for the Holidays
November Business After Hours Host: Numerica Credit Union
November Membership Luncheon Sponsor: Chaplaincy Health Care
October Membership Luncheon Giveaways: Just Roses, Fat Olives Restaurant and Catering
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FACEBOOK GIVEAWAYSExpose your brand to thousands!
Donate a prize for a Regional Chamber Facebook Giveaway!Contact Austin Regimbal, Marketing & Communications Director
509.491.3238 or [email protected]
Meet The Chamber is designed to be a "guide to getting the most out of
your membership." Attendees have the opportunity to promote their business while learning about Regional Chamber initiatives,
programs and services to help them grow their business. Those who would like a
"refresher course" on the Regional Chamber are encouraged to attend.
tricityregionalchamber.com
RSVP by December 11, 2017 to 509.736.0510Tri-Cities Business & Visitor Center
7130 W. Grandridge Blvd., Kennewick, WA
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