Monthly Services: Relocation Packets 3 Member Services 10 Miscellaneous 8 Info. Materials 9 Member Referrals 42* (*Also see web directory count) Tourism 3 Chamber Event Inquiries 57 Website Hits 1,330 Pageviews: Events Calendar 138 * Member Directory 57 Newcomers Page 11 Newsletter Page 53 Spoonbread Festival Website Hits: 765 Jennifer Napier Nola Newman Shelia Patterson Paul Reynolds Jeannette Rowlett Teresa Scenters Kevin Slemp Ronnie Terrill Linda VanWinkle Cora Jane Wilson George Wyatt President Teresa Scenters President Elect Jeannette Rowlett Vice President Dale Ballinger Secretary Jackie Ash Treasurer Paul Reynolds Jackie Ash Dale Ballinger Cathy Broaddus Nicholas Calmes Steve Carter Wayne Combs Kenny Fields David Gilliam Dr. Diane Hatchett Danny Isaacs John Kleis Danny Miller Administrative Assistant Rebecca Abner Executive Director David Rowlette Sales Representative Kyle Sowers Berea Chamber Peoples Bank Annex 424 B Chestnut Street Berea, KY 40403 Phone: 859-986-9760 Fax: 859-986-2501 Executive Committee 2018 Board of Directors Office Staff “ Working Together for a Better Berea ” February 2018 Newsletter www.BereaChamber.com Board Retreat & Government Update Much discussion and planning were the highlights of the Chamber Board Retreat held last month. We are excited and anxious to get on with the work of helping Berea’s business community to be as successful as possible. Committee Chairs are in place and I encourage each of you to get involved in one or more projects of interest to you. Those of you who were unable to attend the January meeting featuring our Local Government Update missed a rare opportunity to hear from and ask questions of members of the Berea City Council. We heard reports from Cora Jane Wilson, Steve Caudill, Jim Davis, Bruce Fraley, Tom Schultz, Ronnie Terrill and Billy Wooten. Councilman Jerry Little was reportedly out of town attending a meeting of the Frankfort Plant Board to hear discussion about the KY Municipal Energy Agency. There were nearly 100 attendees at our meeting including representatives from both Congressman Andy Barr’s and Senator Mitch McConnell’s offices. In addition to hearing from Council members we enjoyed networking and a delicious meal catered by Jim and Brenda Upton. Upcoming are the Rook Tournament, Nola Newman, Linda VanWinkle and their committee are hard at work planning that event. The first meeting of the year for Jennifer Napier and the MadRock Duck Derby Committee has also been scheduled held and the Berea Magazine is getting closer to publication for 2018. We would love to include pictures and information shared by the membership, so if you have anything you would like included, submit it to the Chamber office as soon as possible. Join us at 8 a.m. on February 13th for coffee and refreshments as Quality Inn & Suites sponsors and hosts our February Coffee & Networking Meeting. Remember, the more you put into your Chamber membership the more you’ll get out of it. Blessings, Teresa Teresa Scenters, President Berea Chamber of Commerce February Membership Meeting Hosted & Sponsored by the Kentucky Artisan Center Chamber Coffee & Networking Meeting Sponsored & Hosted by Quality Inn & Suites Scenes from the Local Government Update Nominations Being Accepted for Open Board Position LMC Trip to Frankfort Sponsors Needed for 2018 Membership Mtgs. Ribbon Cuttings at Spotlight Playhouse & Women’s Care Center Committee Charges
President Teresa Scenters President Elect Jeannette Rowlett Vice President Dale Ballinger
Secretary Jackie Ash Treasurer
Paul Reynolds
Jackie Ash
Dale Ballinger
Cathy Broaddus
Nicholas Calmes
Steve Carter
Wayne Combs
Kenny Fields
David Gilliam
Dr. Diane Hatchett
Danny Isaacs
John Kleis
Danny Miller
Administrative Assistant
Rebecca Abner
Executive Director
David Rowlette
Sales Representative
Kyle Sowers
Berea Chamber
Peoples Bank Annex
424 B Chestnut Street
Berea, KY 40403
Phone: 859-986-9760
Fax: 859-986-2501
Executive Committee 2018 Board of Directors Office Staff
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“Wor k i n g To ge t he r f o r a B e t te r B e r e a ”
February 2018 Newsletter
www.BereaChamber.com
Board Retreat & Government Update
Much discussion and planning were the highlights of the Chamber Board Retreat held last month. We are excited and anxious to get on with the work of helping Berea’s business community to be as successful as possible. Committee Chairs are in place and I encourage each of you to get involved in one or more projects of interest to you. Those of you who were unable to attend the January meeting featuring our Local Government Update missed a rare opportunity to hear from and ask questions of members of the Berea City Council. We heard reports from Cora Jane Wilson, Steve Caudill, Jim Davis, Bruce
Fraley, Tom Schultz, Ronnie Terrill and Billy Wooten. Councilman Jerry Little was reportedly out of town attending a meeting of the Frankfort Plant Board to hear discussion about the KY Municipal Energy Agency. There were nearly 100 attendees at our meeting including representatives from both Congressman Andy Barr’s and Senator Mitch McConnell’s offices. In addition to hearing from Council members we enjoyed networking and a delicious meal catered by Jim and Brenda Upton. Upcoming are the Rook Tournament, Nola Newman, Linda VanWinkle and their committee are hard at work planning that event. The first meeting of the year for Jennifer Napier and the MadRock Duck Derby Committee has also been scheduled held and the Berea Magazine is getting closer to publication for 2018. We would love to include pictures and information shared by the membership, so if you have anything you would like included, submit it to the Chamber office as soon as possible. Join us at 8 a.m. on February 13th for coffee and refreshments as Quality Inn & Suites sponsors and hosts our February Coffee & Networking Meeting. Remember, the more you put into your Chamber membership the more you’ll get out of it. Blessings,
Teresa
Teresa Scenters, President Berea Chamber of Commerce
February Membership Meeting Hosted & Sponsored
by the Kentucky Artisan Center
Chamber Coffee &
Networking Meeting Sponsored & Hosted by
Quality Inn & Suites
Scenes from the Local Government Update
Nominations Being Accepted for Open
Board Position
LMC Trip to Frankfort
Sponsors Needed for 2018 Membership Mtgs.
Ribbon Cuttings at
Spotlight Playhouse & Women’s Care Center
Committee Charges
Executive Director’s Comments Our Gold (Corporate) Partners S
Our Silver (Business) Partners
Our Bronze (Associate) Partners
Chiropractic Health Solutions Citizens Guaranty Bank
Jennifer Napier Career Consulting Kentucky Farm Bureau Insurance
Lakes Funeral Home Napier Building and Contracting
Novelis, Inc. Park Community Credit Union
Sune Frederiksen, Realtor Walmart of Berea
New Logo for the Berea Chamber
As we start the new year, we are excited about the oppor-tunity to unveil a new logo for the Berea Chamber of Com-merce. You will see it being used throughout this newsletter, while a few variations are included at the bottom of this page. Last fall our Communications Committee reviewed numerous options for a new logo. We wanted something modern, flexi-ble and one that emphasized the chamber of commerce as we undertake a rebranding process for the Berea Chamber of Commerce. During our annual Board Retreat last month, the logo was presented and approved unanimously by the Chamber Board of Directors. Our own Kevin Slemp, Pastor at the Berea Baptist Church, a Chamber Board member and Co-Chair of the Communica-tions Committee developed the new logo, which will be inte-grated into our marketing tools during the coming year. In the coming weeks, we plan to use the new logo for some exterior signage here at the Peoples Bank Annex to help visi-tors find our Chamber office, located at 424 B Chestnut Street. We also have a great deal of work to update our website and the numerous flyers promoting our programs and services, so be patient as we roll out the new logo. If you routinely utilize the Chamber logo on your marketing tools, we can provide the image to you upon request. Just call or email the Chamber office and we can email you the file. Sincerely,
Thursday, February 15, 2018 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Sponsored & Hosted by:
Bring your date or your whole family out to see the show!
Chamber Member Discount Discount Code CHAMBERB2B
(Saves $10.00per ticket)
Tickets can be reserved at:
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Scenes from January Chamber Coffee & Networking Meeting at Holiday Inn & Express
Advertise Your Business here for only
$12.00 per month.
Call 859-986-9760 for more information.
My Chamber, My Story
Feel free to submit your personal story for consideration by our Communications Committee in our public relations campaign known as My Chamber, My Story. See examples on our website at:
www.bereachamber.com Submissions can be made by emailing your story & photo to:
Our member news section provides mem-bers, in good standing, the opportunity to share information with other ides Chamber members and the general public. This free service allows you to introduce new employ-ees, promote new facilities, business expan-sions, awards, certifications, or anniversary celebrations and other special recognition within your industry. Newsletter submissions should be emailed to [email protected] by 5:00 p.m. on the third Friday of each month. The Chamber re-serves the right to edit and reject submis-sions.
Member News
You’re Invited!
Chamber Coffee & Networking Mtg.
Tuesday, February 13, 2018 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.
Sponsored & Hosted by:
365 Peggy Flats Rd., Berea, KY
Register on-line at:
www.BereaChamber.com or call 859-986-9760
Please RSVP by Monday, February 12 at 12:00 noon.
Thank You!
427 Chestnut Street Ste. 4, Berea, KY
Thursday, February 22, 2018
Ribbon Cutting: 5:30 p.m.
Call 986-9760 today to schedule your ribbon cutting or anniversary celebration!
Quality Inn & Suites
Join our Ambassadors for Ribbon Cuttings at:
214 Richmond Road North, Berea, KY
Friday, February 16, 2018
Ribbon Cutting: 10:30 a.m.
Nomination Form Berea Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors The Berea Chamber of Commerce is accepting nominations from the membership for an open seats on it’s Board of Directors. The individual selected to fill the balance of this term will serve through December 31, 2019. Our Board of Directors consists of twenty-four members representing various membership / business categories with no more than three members from the same membership category. Terms are staggered so that approximately 1/3 of the Board mem-bers are new each year. Board members serve three year terms and may be re-elected; provided, however, no Board member shall serve more than three consecutive three year terms without a one year break in service. Responsibilities of Board members include:
• Attending monthly meetings Board Meetings (Last Thursday of each month at noon ) Executive Committee Meetings (Last Thursday of each month at 11:00 a.m.) Membership Meetings (3rd Thursday at noon or 6:00 p.m.)
• Actively support the Chamber’s programs and events
• Chair or Co-Chair one or more working committees (often during the lunch hour)
• Recruit new members
• Publicly support Board decisions
• Formulate policy
• Approve strategic plan and annual operating budget Having read the responsibilities of the Board Directors, I would like to: _____ Be considered for the open Board of Directors position __________________________________________________________________
Your Name (please print) Signature Phone # ______ Recommend the following individuals be considered for the Board of Directors. Please ask their permission before forwarding their names to the Nominating Committee.
1. _______________________________________________________________________________ Name Company Name Mailing Address Phone #
Please complete this form and return it by 5:00 p.m. on Friday, February 16, 2018 to:
Berea Chamber of Commerce Attn: Nominating Committee Peoples Bank Annex 424 B Chestnut Street Berea, KY 40403
Berea Chamber of Commerce 2018 Committee Charges
Ambassador / Membership Recruitment Committee: Charged with promoting goodwill throughout the community on behalf of the Chamber of Commerce. One of the group’s primary responsibilities includes planning, conducting and reporting of ribbon cuttings and business anniversary celebrations. Committee members may also be called upon for volunteer labor at Chamber sponsored events such as membership meetings, luncheons, information booths, etc. Developing and implements all member recruitment and retention initiatives to include an annual membership drive and member / prospect surveys. The committee regularly reviews membership programs, ser-vices, and Chamber dues/investments. The goal for 2018 is to grow to and maintain 300 chamber members. The committee will also conduct three new member orientation programs throughout the year. Charged with reviewing current member benefits and demonstrat-ing the value of Chamber membership to members and non members alike. The committee will also promote our Member to Member Discount programs, offer coupons or goodie bags for special events, sponsor speakers and offer Lunch & Learn Workshops.
Awards / Banquet Committee: Charged with planning the year end Chamber Awards Banquet. The committee will be responsible for selecting the location, the caterer, the entertainment, sponsorship and marketing of the event. The Committee is also responsible for promoting the annual Chamber Awards, which include Volunteer of the Year; Man of the Year; Woman of the Year; Business of the Year; Hall of Fame; etc. The committee will select the recipients and recognize each winner during the year end Awards Banquet.
Christmas Parade Committee: Charged with planning and conducting the 33rd annual Twilight Christmas Parade to be held the first Saturday evening in December. The committee will promote the event throughout the community, receive applications for parade entries, line up the parade, oversee the awarding of prizes for winning floats, coordinate sponsorships, and select a grand marshal and judges.
Communications Committee: Charged with reviewing and updating the Chambers various communication/marketing tools. These will include the website, a social media presence, monthly newsletter, Berea magazine, relocation packets, city/county map, industrial devel-opment and retail packets, etc. Further develop the My Chamber, My Story public relations campaign. Work with other community groups / stakeholders to develop a community calendar.
Economic Development Committee: Meets monthly and may elect to form sub-committees within the group and meet more frequently in order to further the work of the Chamber. During the coming year, the committee will focus its efforts on industrial and retail recruit-ment, planning for a community center, an area technology center for Berea, tourism, transportation issues, and continued development of an entrepreneurial climate throughout our community. Additionally, the committee is responsible for an ongoing Shop Berea Campaign. The Economic Development Committee also works closely with the Public Affairs/Government Relations Committee on issues and pro-jects. The committee is also charged with developing communications, networking opportunities and partnerships between the Chamber and Berea’s manufacturing sector. The committee will plan and conduct our industrial appreciation luncheon, coordinate various plant tours, coordinate roundtable meetings with plant managers and human resource managers, and address workforce development issues.
Executive Committee: Elected officers of the organization, who are charged with developing and monitoring the Chamber’s annual op-erating budget, overseeing the Chamber’s building fund and conducts reviews of the organizations bylaws. The committee may also de-velop, implement, and oversee fund raising strategies in an effort to expedite the growth of our building fund. The committee meets monthly or as needed.
Finance Committee: Charged with assisting the executive director and the Executive Committee in developing the annual operating budget, evaluating the feasibility and profitability of the Chamber’s income producing programs and services, coordinating Chamber investments and overseeing an annual financial review / audit.
Geocaching Weekend & MadRock Duck Derby Planning Committee: Charged with planning, promoting, and conducting the 5th annual Geocaching Weekend and the planning, promoting, and conducting the 3rd annual MadRock Duck Derby.
Golf Scramble Planning Committee: Charged with planning and conducting the Chamber’s annual Golf Scramble, which may include a second event (Night Glow Golf Scramble or Wacky Golf Scramble). The committee will coordinate the food, prizes, sponsorship and marketing of the event(s).
Nominating Committee: Chaired by the President Elect of the organization and charged with presenting a slate of officers to our Board of Directors in October of each year. They also receive nominations for new Board members and prepare an election ballot to be used in the annual Chamber election of the Board of Directors in November.
Past Presidents Council: Conducts two meetings per year of our Past Presidents, who serves in an advisory capacity to the Chamber’s president, executive director and the current Board of Directors. The council also assists in our efforts to reach out to other Chambers.
Public Affairs / Government Relations Committee: Meets as needed and may elect to form sub-committees within the group and meet more frequently in order to further the work of the Chamber. The committee coordinates annual Legislative Briefings by our local legis-lators and interfaces with city, county and state government. Members of the committee make monthly presentations at City Council meetings providing Chamber Updates on our activities, projects and events. The Public Affairs/Government Relations Committee also works closely with the Economic Development Committee on issues and projects.
Rook Tournament Planning Committee: Charged with planning and conducting the annual Rook Tournament.
Scholarship Committee: Charged with preparing and disseminating a scholarship application form, reviewing and awarding a $1,000 scholarship to a graduating student at Berea Community School and Madison Southern High School. The committee will also develop strategies for growing the scholarship program in the coming years.
Spoonbread Festival Steering Committee: Charged with planning and conducting this three day community event. The committee will coordinate the exhibits, competitive events, food, fun park activities, entertainment, sponsorship and marketing of the September event.
Come Out & Play Rook
Join us for a fun night of cards, great chili and delicious de-serts. If you do not play Rook, you can eat and network with other members of Berea's business community and possibly win a nice door prize. Tickets can be purchased by calling the Chamber office at 986-9760 or on-line at: www.BereaChamber.com.
Chamber fundraiser to be held at: Glades Christian Church Fellowship Hall, 530 Glades Road, Berea, KY.
Our Sponsors:
6th Annual Rook & Chili Dinner
www.BereaChamber.com
Friday, April 20, 2018 6:00 - 10:00 p.m.
Tickets $12.00 thru April 18 & $15.00 at the door
Glades Christian Church
Nola Newman Realty
Member News
2018 Committee Chairs
Ambassadors / Membership Recruitment Committee
Co-Chairs: Shelia Patterson & Cora Wilson
Awards / Banquet Committee
Co-Chairs: Linda Vanwinkle & Cathy Broaddus
Bylaws Committee
Co-Chairs: Jacki Ash & Dale Ballinger
Christmas Parade Committee Co-Chairs: Danny Miller & Nick Calmes
Communications Committee
Co-Chairs: Kevin Slemp & Jeanette Rowlett
Economic Development Committee Co-Chairs: Paul Reynolds & Jim Davis
Golf Scramble Planning Committee Chair: Nick Calmes
Nominating Committee
Co-Chairs: Teresa Scenters & Jeanette Rowlett
Past Presidents Council
Chair: Teresa Scenters
Public Affairs / Government Relations Committee
Co-Chairs: Cora Wilson & George Wyatt
Rook Tournament Planning Committee
Co-Chairs: Nola Newman & Linda Vanwinkle
Scholarship Committee Co-Chairs: David Gilliam
& Dr. Diane Hatchett
Spoonbread Festival Planning Committee Co-Chairs: Shelia Patterson
& Greg Powell
The Chamber’s morning Coffee / Networking Meetings provide an opportunity to network with community leaders, receive a quick update on Chamber programs or services and showcase your place of business.
As a sponsor / host of the meeting, you will: select a date and location. provide coffee / pastries or a light breakfast to attendees. introduce your staff or other special guests. provide an overview of your products or services. offer a tour of your facility or work with the Chamber staff to schedule a speaker.
The Chamber will: promote your meeting through the monthly newsletter. send email invitations to all 250+ Chamber members. provide a quick update on Chamber projects and activities during the meeting. photograph the event.
Future meeting dates include:
Tuesday, January 9 Sponsor: Holiday Inn Express 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, February 13 Sponsor: Quality Inn & Suites 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, March 13 Sponsor: Kentucky Printing 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, April 10 Sponsor: Berea Health & Rehabilitation 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, May 8 Sponsor: Morning Pointe of Richmond 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, June 12 Sponsor: Kentucky Guild of Artists & Craftsmen 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, July 10 Sponsor: Medical Career & Technical College 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, August 14 Sponsor: Cumberland Valley National Bank 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, October 9 Sponsor: Sune Frederiksen, Realtor 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, November 13 Sponsor: The Terrace Nursing & Rehab Facility 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, December 11 Sponsor: Nola Newman Realty 8:00 - 9:00 a.m.
Business Sponsors / Hosts Needed for Chamber Coffee / Networking Meetings!
Call 986-9760 to schedule your
Chamber Coffee & Networking Meeting
today! www.BereaChamber.com
The Chamber’s monthly membership meetings provide a unique opportunity to showcase your place of business to Berea’s business leaders. As a sponsor / host of the monthly membership meeting, you will: select the time (12 noon or 6:00 p.m.). select a location (a list of meeting locations is available from the Chamber) select your caterer (a list of caterers is available from the Chamber). provide a meal or other refreshments (attendance varies from 30- 50). introduce your staff or other special guests. provide an overview of your products or services. offer a tour of your facility. The Chamber will: promote your meeting through the monthly newsletter. send email invitations to all 250+ Chamber members. provide a quick update on Chamber projects and activities during the meeting. photograph the event.
Future meeting dates include:
January 25 Local Government Update July 19 Sponsor: Nola Newman Realty (6:00 p.m.) February 15 Sponsor: Kentucky Artisan Center August 16 Sponsor: Park Community Credit Union March 15 Sponsor: Elite Martial Arts & Fitness September 13 Sponsor: Holiday Inn Express April 19 Sponsor: Open October 18 Sponsor: Open May 18 State of the County Address (Tentative Date) November 8 Sponsor: Todays Family Dental June 21 Sponsor: Open November 15 Awards Banquet (Tentative Date) December 20 Sponsor: Open
Our calendar will fill up quickly, so call David at 986-9760 today to discuss this cost effective way
to target your marketing dollars!
Business Sponsors / Hosts
Needed!
Selection Criteria: 1. Must be a current member of the Berea Chamber of Commerce, with at least one year of business activity in Berea. 2. Must provide examples of exemplary customer service and/or community involvement.
Company Name: Contact Person:
Street Address: Phone:
City: State: Zip: Cell Phone:
Year Business was Founded: E-mail Address:
Number of Employees: Website: Brief description of the business: (may attach additional sheets / brochures)
Specific reasons to recognize this business as our Business of the Month: (letter of recommendation optional)
Chamber Involvement:
Guidelines: The deadline for nominations is the 20th day of each month. Nominations can be made by anyone (Chamber members and non-members). Businesses may self-nominate for this award. Nominations will carry over from month to month, up to six months from date received. Selection is based on information provided on this form and any supporting documentation. The business of the month will be recognized at our monthly membership meeting (third Thursday); through the Chamber newsletter and website; as well as the local newspaper. Signage to be displayed for 30 days at the Business of the Month (to be returned for the next winner).
Monthly winners will automatically be included in nominations for Business of the Year Award.
Business of the Month Nomination Form
Nominated by:
Name: Phone: E-mail Address:
Return nomination form to:
Berea Chamber of Commerce Peoples Bank Annex 424 B Chestnut Street Berea, KY 40403 Phone: (859) 986-9760 www.bereachamber.com
When shopping locally, seek out Chamber members who are participating in our M2M Discount Program.
Call the Chamber at 859-986-9760 to learn how your business
can participate in our M2M Discount Program.
Member-to-Member Discount Offers
Berea Drug 402 Richmond Road
Berea, KY 40403 859-986-4521
15% off over the counter items.
Berea Optical 116 Mini Mall Drive Berea, KY 40403
859-985-0044 15% Discount on Complete
Eyeglasses (Frames & Lenses) Does not apply to contact lenses
Boone Square
Shopping Center Mini Mall Drive
Berea, KY 40403 859-985-5410
50% Discount on First Month Booth Rental (Requires a three month rental
commitment). New Dealers Only
CMI P&C Inc.
292 Glades Road, Suite 5 Berea, KY 40403
859-228-0410 10% off Personal & Business
Insurance
Community Trust Bank
525 Walnut Meadow Rd Berea, KY 40403
859-985-0561 50% off Safe Deposit Boxes
(Value: $15.00 - 25.00)
Elite Martial Arts & Fitness
124 Mini Mall Drive Berea, KY 40403
859-228-0093 FREE: Beginner Karate, kickboxing fitness, or self defense course.
Or, $50 off first week of transported after school karate
New York Life Insurance
208 Pauline Drive, Suite B Berea, KY 40403
859-985-8473 FREE Consultation & FREE
LifeFolio Kit for your personal and business records.
Park Apartments
859-200-5235 $300 off first month’s rent for
Chamber Members.
Sune Frederiksen, Realtor Berkshire Hathaway Home Services
711 Chestnut Street Berea, KY 40403
859-248-0690 1/2 % off realtor fee, when listing
property with Mr. Frederiksen
Today’s Family Dental
1007 Ace Drive Berea, Ky 40403
859-986-5391 New Patient Courtesy Discount**
Up to $70.00 Value Chamber Members
10% Discount** Free Consultations for Cosmetic Procedures*
*(w/o insurance, restrictions apply, call office for details) **cannot be combined with
other discounts
Tumble Shine Gymnastics Berea, KY
859-595-1268 FREE Registration
20% Pro Shop Discount 50% off all day open gym
Wayside Christian Church 2310 Menelaus Rd. Berea, KY 40403
859-985-9465 Free pen with visit.
Goose Hill Downs Bed & Breakfast
1050 Pilot Knob Cemetery Road Berea, KY 40403
859-404-1230 Room Rentals for Business Meetings
$25 Discount on Executive Room Rental $15 Discount on Grande Room Rental
Halcomb’s Knob, LLC
430 Wallacetown Road Paint Lick, KY 40461
859-925-9936 15% Discount: Standard Room Rates
& Bakery Products
Holiday Inn Express
213 Paint Lick Road Berea, KY 40403
859-985-5500 15% Discount Off Standard Rates
Jones Family
& Cosmetic Dentistry 201 Pauline Drive Berea, KY 40403
859-985-0201 $70 Value - Free Cosmetic Consultation and 10% off Professional Bleaching (upper & lower arches)
Just Choice Lending 319 Oak Street
Berea, KY 40403 866-367-0855
$100 deduction in closing costs on an approved mortgage loan
Knight’s Pharmacy 191 Glades Road Berea, KY 40403
859-986-0500 25% Off Over the Counter
(non-prescription) items such as pain relievers, antacids, cough & cold products, first aid, diabetic items,
equipment, etc.
Future Meetings Dates
Chamber Coffee & Networking Meeting Sponsor: Quality Inn & Suites Tuesday, February 13, 2018
8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
February Membership Meeting Sponsor: Kentucky Artisan Center
Thursday, February 15, 2018 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Ribbon Cutting at Women’s Care Ctr. 427 Chestnut Street
5:30 p.m.
Communications Committee Mtg.
Peoples Bank Annex 1:00 p.m.
Leadership Madison County Legislative Day
Frankfort 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
City Council Mtg. Berea Municipal
Bldg. 6:30 p.m.
Ribbon Cutting at Spotlight Playhouse
10:30 a.m.
MadRock Duck Derby Planning Committee
Meeting Peoples Bank Annex
1:00 p.m.
February Membership Meeting Sponsored & Hosted
by: Ky Artisan Center 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Chamber Coffee & Networking Meeting Quality Inn & Suites
at Exit 77 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.
City / Chamber Networking Meeting
BMU Building 9:00 a.m.
Groundhog Day
Valentine’s Day
President’s Day Chamber Office Open
March 1
Tentative Date for Berea Chamber Legislative Day Frankfort, KY
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Economic Development
Committee Mtg. Peoples Bank Annex
10:00 a.m.
City Council Mtg. Berea Municipal
Bldg. 6:30 p.m.
Berea Chamber of Commerce Peoples Bank Annex 424 B Chestnut Street Berea, KY 40403 Phone: (859) 986-9760 FAX: (859) 986-2501 Email: [email protected] Website: www.BereaChamber.com
Our Mission: The mission of the Berea Chamber of Commerce is, with integrity, to promote prosperity and enhance the quality of life in Berea, Kentucky by: • supporting the success and growth of current businesses; • encouraging and seeking new business
development; • enhancing communications and collaboration; and • promoting Berea as a place to live, work
and explore.
2018 Committees
Call the Chamber office at 986-9760 if you would like to volunteer for
