October 2015 Page 1 Inside This Issue: Committee Updates 2 New Members 2 Upcoming Seminars 3 Business After Hours 3, 6 Library 3 Membership Luncheon 4 Business Before Hours 5 Rise and Share 5 Executive Message 7 Renewals 7 Advertisers 9-11 Calendar 12 Chamber News “Like” us on Facebook F F EATURED EATURED M M EMBER EMBER Metal roofing is one of the fastest growing national trends. The benefits offered by Bridger Steel's metal products allow homeown- ers, business owners, and ranchers alike to upgrade their roofs, siding, and interiors with products of lasting value. Their metal roofing panels have passed UL 2218 Impact Testing with a Class IV rating, which is the highest rating awarded. The panels also passed the UL 580 testing for wind uplift with a class 90 rating. Bridger Steel's premium paint systems are applied only to premium Galvalume substrate, giving you a metal roof that can be up to 70% cooler than a typical asphalt roof. The premium paint systems are also Energy-Star approved and have a 30-year warranty. Bridger Steel's metal roofing panels are environmentally friendly, manufactured from up to 30% recyclable material. In addition, a metal roof can be 100% recycled when removed from your home, which means it does not end up in a landfill. Bridger Steel manufactures your panels to the exact lengths you need and turns your order around quickly. Their team of skilled professionals helps your project stay on-time and on-budget and provides expert advice. In addi- tion, their in-house design team loves to help with unique and custom projects. With almost unlimited colors and styles, you can make a statement with Bridger Steel. Bridger Steel Metal Art is their newest collection of creative ele- ments for your home. Artist Cameron Marcoux designs custom art pieces crafted from steel for your home, cabin or business. Choose from current designs or have Cameron create a custom piece for you. Bridger Steel has showrooms and manufacturing locations across the Northwest, servicing all of the U.S. and Canada. Their showrooms have been designed with the customer in mind. The floor-to-ceiling steel panels show the many colors, finishes, and applications you can choose from and help you visualize how they will look in your project. Bridger Steel is proud to be Montana's premier manufacturer of metal roofing, siding, trim, and roofing accessories such as snow guards, vents, and ridge caps. Owner Dennis Johnson invites you to stop by their showroom at 1558 Amsterdam Road, call 406-388-9555, or visit their website (http://www.bridgersteel.com). To be featured in a future newsletter, call the Chamber at 388-1616. The mission of the Gallatin Valley Tournament Committee (GVTC) is to pursue and host high school sports events and to bring economic activity to the Gallatin Valley. This joint committee of the Belgrade and Bozeman Chambers brings teams and loyal sports fans into our communities. Teams and fans buy gas, food, and lodging and patronize local retail establishments during their stay. The annual economic impact is estimated at over $1 million dollars. In addition, businesses may also benefit in- directly. Service businesses return their dollars back to the community via the purchasing cycle. Each year, the GVTC bids on sporting events for the school year 2 years out. Money from Bozeman’s TBID (hotel tax) and sponsors of the GVTC make it possible to put in competitive bids for the events. Because several classes have combined State Bas- ketball Tournaments, the Belgrade Special Events Center is no longer big enough to host those tournaments. The committee has, however, picked up several softball tournaments and track events. Volunteers are being sought for the State All Class Volleyball Tournament to be held at MSU on November 12-14. Ticket takers, ushers, and team hosts are needed! Contact Debe at [email protected]or 388-1616. A list of GVTC events is shown on page 7.
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October 2015 Page 1
Inside This Issue:
Committee Updates 2
New Members 2
Upcoming Seminars 3
Business After Hours 3, 6
Library 3
Membership Luncheon 4
Business Before Hours 5
Rise and Share 5
Executive Message 7
Renewals 7
Advertisers 9-11
Calendar 12
Chamber News
“Like” us on Facebook
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Metal roofing is one of the fastest growing national trends. The benefits offered by Bridger Steel's metal products allow homeown-ers, business owners, and ranchers alike to upgrade their roofs, siding, and interiors with products of lasting value. Their metal
roofing panels have passed UL 2218 Impact Testing with a Class IV rating, which is the highest rating awarded. The panels also passed the UL 580 testing for wind uplift with a class 90 rating. Bridger Steel's premium paint systems are applied only to premium Galvalume substrate, giving you a metal roof that can be up to 70% cooler than a typical asphalt roof. The premium paint systems are also Energy-Star approved and have a 30-year warranty. Bridger Steel's metal roofing panels are environmentally friendly, manufactured from up to 30% recyclable material. In addition, a metal roof can be 100% recycled when removed from your home, which means it does not end up in a landfill. Bridger Steel manufactures your panels to the exact lengths you need and turns your order around quickly.
Their team of skilled professionals helps your project stay on-time and on-budget and provides expert advice. In addi-tion, their in-house design team loves to help with unique and custom projects. With almost unlimited colors and styles, you can make a statement with Bridger Steel. Bridger Steel Metal Art is their newest collection of creative ele-ments for your home. Artist Cameron Marcoux designs custom art pieces crafted from steel for your home, cabin or business. Choose from current designs or have Cameron create a custom piece for you.
Bridger Steel has showrooms and manufacturing locations across the Northwest, servicing all of the U.S. and Canada. Their showrooms have been designed with the customer in mind. The floor-to-ceiling steel panels show the many colors, finishes, and applications you can choose from and help you visualize how they will look in your project. Bridger Steel is proud to be Montana's premier manufacturer of metal roofing, siding, trim, and roofing accessories such as snow guards, vents, and ridge caps.
Owner Dennis Johnson invites you to stop by their showroom at 1558 Amsterdam Road, call 406-388-9555, or visit their website (http://www.bridgersteel.com).
To be featured in a future newsletter, call the Chamber at 388-1616.
The mission of the Gallatin Valley Tournament Committee (GVTC) is to pursue and host high school sports events and to bring economic activity to the Gallatin Valley.
This joint committee of the Belgrade and Bozeman Chambers brings teams and loyal sports fans into our communities. Teams and fans buy gas, food, and lodging and patronize local retail establishments during their stay. The annual economic impact is estimated at over $1 million dollars. In addition, businesses may also benefit in-directly. Service businesses return their dollars back to the community via the purchasing cycle.
Each year, the GVTC bids on sporting events for the school year 2 years out. Money from Bozeman’s TBID (hotel tax) and sponsors of the GVTC make it possible to put in competitive bids for the events. Because several classes have combined State Bas-ketball Tournaments, the Belgrade Special Events Center is no longer big enough to host those tournaments. The committee has, however, picked up several softball tournaments and track events.
Volunteers are being sought for the State All Class Volleyball Tournament to be held at MSU on November 12-14. Ticket takers, ushers, and team hosts are needed! Contact Debe at [email protected] or 388-1616.
Agriculture: The committee resumed meeting on September 8; they are in the planning stages for their annual Ag Appreciation Banquet slated for March 18 and Farm Fair in May. The committee will also be participating in John Deere Ag Days by serving breakfast to the participants on Friday, November 13.
Economic Development: The committee continues to work with the City and the Northern Rocky Mountain Economic Development District on a Strategic Business Plan for Belgrade. The City is working with the Montana Department of Transportation on the reconstruction of Main Street, the improvements from the airport exit down to existing improvements, and the reconstruction of Broadway to Madison and Jackrabbit to connect that business corridor.
Membership Services: Besides organizing “Business Before Hours” and “Business After Hours” events, the committee is in the planning stages for the Annual Meeting scheduled for February.
President’s Circle: The Presidents continue to work on the Belgrade Community Foundation. They will also participate in a ribbon cutting at Earth Elements on October 8 at 4:00 pm.
Tournament: As you can see by the front article, the committee is in full swing again and is working on the State All Class Volleyball Tournament to be held November 12-14 at MSU. Volunteers are being sought.
Transportation: The committee is keeping up to date on City and Mon-tana Department of Transportation plans for the reconstruction of Main, Broadway, Madison, and Jackrabbit.
*Meeting times and locations are shown on the Calendar (p. 12).
Mission Statement “The Belgrade Chamber of Commerce, through the leadership and integrity of its members, is committed to unite the business community, promote
economic growth, and enhance the quality of life.”
Committee Updates*
Welcome to New Chamber Members
Gallatin County 4-H Kelton Jensen 201 W. Madison, Ste. 300, Belgrade, MT 59714 (406) 388-3213 http://msuextention.org/gallatin/4hyouth
4-H is a global network of youth organizations whose mission is "engaging youth to reach their fullest potential while advancing the field of youth development."
Goodbye and Thank You to Lee & Dad’s Grocery
September 29 was the last day for Lee and Dad’s Grocery. A large group of customers, friends, and well wishers con-gregated at the store to wish Dan Gustafson a great re-tirement and to thank the Lee and Dad’s staff for being a great community asset. Lee and Dad’s will certainly be missed!
23 Finance and Accounting for Non-Financial People
FPS
26 HIPAA Compliance 2015 for Healthcare Professionals
FPS
28 Microsoft Excel Basics FPS
*FPS seminars are in Bozeman; PDC seminars are in Helena. **CT – CareerTrack (www.events.careertrack.com) FPS – Fred Pryor Seminars (www.pryor.com) PDC – Professional Development Center (http://pdc.mt.gov) SPS – SkillPath Seminars (1-800-873-7545).
Leslie is an award-winning leadership and teamwork expert and business consultant. You’ll learn 1) the top four reasons employees leave and what you can do about it, 2) three simple strategies for retaining good employees, 3) how you can
become the “employer of choice,” and 4) the one critical action you must take today to retain employees.
Soup and Sandwiches ($15 per person) Please RSVP online or call 388-1616 by October 21
All Chamber members and their guests are invited to the Membership Luncheon. If you have suggestions for possible business topics for future luncheons, contact the Chamber (388-1616).
Belgrade Sales and Service – $200 Store Gift Card – Trish Sev-erson
Central Insurance – $150 Gift Card – Della Fowler
Chalet Market – Gift Basket– Buddy Skinner
D&R Coffee – Coffee Gift Basket – Kelly Clements
Gallatin River Lodge – 1-Night Stay Package, plus breakfast for two – Shantell Gee
Gallatin Speedway – Four 2016 Season Passes – Steve Alexan-der, Keith Houdasheldt, Paul Snider, Renee Mueller
J&H Inc. – Blue Tooth Speaker – Paul Reilmann
Knife River, Inc. – Gravel Certificate – Jeff Benger
LaQuinta Inn and Suites – 2-Night Stay – John Swenson
Lee & Dad’s – $250 Gift Card – Ivy Bopp
Madison River Brewing – Lighted Sign – Bruce Campbell
Montana Canvas – Dutch Oven and Boot Dryer – Marv Craver
River Rock Dental Group – Ten $50 Gift Certificates – Kathe-rine Bost, Regan Emery, Janet Smith, Dorothy Soares, Kristi Crossman, Laurel Prescott, Peter Schmidt, Lean Schimetz, Eric Edwins, Judy Carlyle
Spine and Sports – Bike – Bobbi Campbell
Super 8 – 1-Night Stay in a Jacuzzi Suite – Dana McGowens
Join other business owners to chat about how businesses can support each other!
Date: Tuesday, October 13 and October 27 Time: 8:00-9:00 am Place: Belgrade Chamber of Commerce Join us for coffee and bring your ideas to share with others. This is a time to share what’s new in your business, learn new things, or meet someone new. If you have questions, bring those to pose to the group.
“In learning you will teach, and in teaching you will learn”
Phil Collins
2015 Parade Winners
Antique/historical (plaque) – Jerry Gray
Best Use of Theme (Plaque) – Stockman Bank
Club ($30) – Belgrade Alliance Awana
Commercial/industrial (plaque) – First Security Bank
High School ($30) – Boys Soccer
Marching Units, Groups, and Singles ($30) – Ameri-can Legion
Miscellaneous ($30) – Bridgerview Community Center
WOW is all I can say about the 2015 Fall Festival! Each year it gets big-ger and better. Thank you so much to all of you who sponsor the festival. Without you there would be no festival!
We served over 2200 people and sold every scrap of meat! The park was full of great arts and crafts vendors, home-based businesses, displays, food vendors, and kids’ activities. The Inflatables had a line all day! The Car Show had 65 entries and grows each year. We do have Fall Festival T-shirts left and might I add they make great Christmas gifts!
The weather gods shined down on us with two beautiful days in a row, one to set up and another for the festival. The high school had a great week of Homecoming activities including volleyball matches, the football game, soccer matches, and the crowning of the King and Queen. Speak-ing of soccer, the raffle was again very successful and the Blitz FC/Bel-grade Soccer will be receiving well over $4,000 for their fields, equip-ment, and scholarships.
Thank you to the following chairs and the folks who assisted them:
Tudor and Kristi Gee, John Youngberg, and Dan Holland: BBQ Chairs
Shayla Mills: Raffle Chair
Tracy Rassley: Parade Chair with Susan Swimley and Teri Palagi
Linda Klompien: Park Activities Chair
Dan Guenther: Car Show Chair and his Collison Center Crew
Renee Koenig: Chamber Booth (selling raffle tickets and products)
These folks are the hardest working people; I can’t thank them enough for their months of planning and work on the festival.
Check out the car show, parade, and raffle winners on pages 4 and 5. You will see the full list of all the volunteers in the “Thank You” ad in the Bel-grade News! It is a big list, which goes to show that it takes a ton of people to make the festival a success. Someone told me that our parade was the best one in the state! Thank you again for everyone’s part in making the Fall Festival the best ever!
Debra K. Youngberg, Executive Director
Belgrade...the “Heart” of the Gallatin Valley
Executive Message
A big “Thanks” to the members listed below who continue to make a commitment to the Belgrade Chamber of Commerce!
AFLAC
Aqua Tech, Inc.
Belgrade Booster Club
Belgrade Community Church
Campbell’s Plumbing and Heating
Central Valley Fire Fighters Association
Dotty’s Casino
Dynojet Research
First West Insurance
Kim DeHaan, Scentsy Director
Mountain Equipment
Rich’s Flooring
Total Image Beauty Salon
The Chamber accepts credit cards and partial payments for dues!
Recent Renewals
Daylight Savings Time Ends November 1
Although many of our clocks automat-ically adjust for Daylight Savings Time (e.g., smart phones, computers, and other electronics), you probably still have a good number of clocks you’ll need to reset on Sunday, November 1. Re-member, it’s “Fall Back”; so set your clocks back 1 hour. Enjoy that extra hour of sleep!
The Gallatin Valley Tournament Committee hosts events in the Gallatin Valley. The 2015-2016 events are listed below:
District 11-12 Class C Volleyball Tournament Manhattan Christian School October 29-31, 2015
State All Class Volleyball Tournament MSU Field House November 12-14, 2015
State A Speech & Drama Belgrade High School January 29-30, 2016
District 5B Combined Basketball Belgrade Special Events Center February 18-20, 2016
Girls State A Basketball Belgrade Special Events Center March 10-12, 2016
State AA Combined Basketball MSU Field House March 10-12, 2016
State A Softball Belgrade Softball Complex May 21-23, 2016
State A-B Track & Field Bozeman High School May 27-28, 2016
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Chamber Advertisers
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