Chamber Connection provides Hanover Chamber members and local officials with general business information and issues facing the business community.
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May 2016 Chamber Connection Your connection to the greater Hanover business community. Upcoming Workshops Page 3 New Members Page 3 Business Briefs Page 5 Member Spotlights Page 6 Community Reports Pages 7 - 8 Main Street Hanover Page 9 Networking Events Pages 10 - 11 Mission: We deliver value to our members and advance the interests of the business community. www.hanoverchamber.com Workforce Roundtable Addresses Needs of Local Industry Local leaders in manufacturing hosted PA Department of Labor and Industry Secretary Kathy Manderino and Department of Community and Economic Development Secretary Dennis Davin for a manufacturing roundtable on Tues., March 22. Meeting at McClarin Plastics, LLC, the group discussed current issues in manufacturing, notably workforce talent and availability in the Hanover area. Gary Laird, President of the Hanover Area Chamber of Commerce, opened the discussion by noting the importance of manufacturing to the Hanover area, and the need to develop and retain local talent. “Manufacturing is certainly the backbone of Hanover and Central PA. The Hanover area has strong, self-funded grassroots programs in place to support the development of the current and future workforce, a collaborated effort between the schools and local business.” cont’d page 4 47th Annual Chamber Golf Outing Join us for a day of golf, networking and fun at the Hanover Country Club. See insert for details. Register your team at hanoverchamber.com/golf or office@ hanoverchamber.com. Hole sponsorships available; contact Erinn Bell for details. Presenting Sponsor: Ox Industries Contributing Sponsors: Penn National Insurance PeoplesBank The Peak
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May 2016
Chamber ConnectionYour connection to the greater Hanover business community.
Upcoming WorkshopsPage 3
New MembersPage 3
Business BriefsPage 5
Member Spotlights Page 6
Community ReportsPages 7 - 8
Main Street HanoverPage 9
Networking EventsPages 10 - 11
Mission: We deliver value to our members and advance the interests of the business community.
www.hanoverchamber.com
Workforce Roundtable Addresses Needs of Local IndustryLocal leaders in manufacturing hosted PA Department of Labor and Industry Secretary Kathy Manderino and Department of Community and Economic Development Secretary Dennis Davin for a manufacturing roundtable on Tues., March 22. Meeting at McClarin Plastics, LLC, the group discussed current issues in manufacturing, notably workforce talent and availability in the Hanover area.
Gary Laird, President of the Hanover Area Chamber of Commerce, opened the discussion by noting the importance of manufacturing to the Hanover area, and the need to develop and retain local talent.
“Manufacturing is certainly the backbone of Hanover and Central PA. The Hanover area has
strong, self-funded grassroots programs in place to support the development of the current and future workforce, a collaborated effort between the schools and local business.”
cont’d page 4
47th Annual Chamber Golf Outing
Join us for a day of golf, networking and fun at the Hanover Country Club. See
insert for details. Register your team at hanoverchamber.com/golf or office@
hanoverchamber.com. Hole sponsorships available; contact Erinn Bell for details.
Presenting Sponsor:Ox Industries
Contributing Sponsors:Penn National Insurance
PeoplesBankThe Peak
Hanover Area Chamber of CommerceChair of the Board
Drew DerrethHanover Valley Presbyterian Church
Secretary/TreasurerNat Fissel, Smith Elliott Kearns & Co.
Vice ChairsJulia Groft, Manpower
Mike Kelly, York Traditions BankLinda Siegle, Esq., Siegle Law
Carli Lehr, RLH CPA’s & Business Advisors
Past ChairMark Riggs, Hanover Capital
Management
Board of DirectorsLiam Behrens, Hanover Area YMCAVanessa Berger, Cross Keys Village
Torren Ecker, Becker & Strausbaugh, P.C.
Mike Gaskins, Hanover HospitalShannon Harvey, HACC GettysburgHarry McKean, New Age Associates
Bruce Myers, Snyder’s-LanceKaren Nelson, ACNB Bank
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Employment Law Seminar Series presented by Stock & Leader Attorneys at LawLocation: John D. Bare Center, Guthrie Memorial Library9 - 11 a.m. $50/member; $75/non-memberAttorneys from Stock and Leader will cover the latest topics in Employment Law. Please check hanoverchamber.com for updates. This program has been submitted to the HR Certification Institute for review. This program may be submitted for SHRM credits.
Friday, May 20 Best Management Practices for EmployersTop Employee Handbook Mistakes To Avoid, Crafting Clear Job Descriptions, and Managing the Risk of Employment Discrimination Claims
Friday, June 17 - Topic TBDPlease check hanoverchamber.com for topic updates.
Upcoming Workshops
Dream Big, Start Small: Small Business WeekEvery year since 1963, the President of the United States has issued a proclamation announcing National Small Business Week, which recognizes the critical contributions of America’s entrepreneurs and small business owners.
More than half of Americans either own or work for a small business, and they create about two out of every three new jobs in the U.S. each year.
As part of National Small Business Week, the U.S. Small Business Administration takes the opportunity to highlight the impact of outstanding entrepreneurs, small business owners, and others from all 50 states and U.S. territories. Every day, they’re working to grow small businesses, create 21st century jobs, drive innovation, and increase America’s global competitiveness.
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Roundtablecontinued from front page
Secretary Manderino opened by reinforcing the state government’s dedication to workforce development, explaining that her department is focused on matching the tools and resources of the state government, including job search tools like PA CareerLink, to the needs of the manufacturing industry.
Much of the morning’s discussion centered on the struggle to find and maintain local talent, changing the stigma of jobs in manufacturing, and the draw of the Hanover area to the millennial generation.
“Our biggest challenge is also our greatest strength,” stated Secretary Davin. “We have a great, well-trained workforce in Pennsylvania. The challenge is in maintaining that workforce; the current workforce is quickly approaching retirement age, leaving manufacturers to fill the gaps with a new generation.”
Many local employers cited their difficulty in recruiting college graduates to careers within the industry, specifically to supervisory positions and those within the engineering and technology fields. These positions offer competitive salaries and benefits, but entry level candidates will start at third shift, something that many college graduates are not willing to do, explained representatives from both Synder’s-Lance and Utz Quality Foods. Employers also noted the quality of life factor and the desire of millennials to work and live in an urban environment.
Ken Kirkpatrick, owner of KLK Welding, Inc., emphasized the strides that Hanover has taken in developing programs that educate students about the careers and opportunities in manufacturing. Kirkpatrick has been instrumental in the development of a welding school at South Western High School, and he noted additional programs set in place locally including the metal shop at Hanover High School, a mechatronics program offered by HACC-Gettysburg Campus, and the Intro. to Manufacturing course offered by the Hanover Chamber in conjunction with local school districts and employers.
“It’s important that the schools and industry are working together,” said Kirkpatrick. “We need to catch kids and their parents at an early age to show them what a career in manufacturing looks like in the Hanover area.”
Reaching out to local students and their parents remained a theme throughout the remaining discussion, with participants discussing the urgency to fill imminent vacancies. Many noted that making manufacturing more attractive to the future workforce is crucial, as is highlighting the increase in tech jobs within the field, including IT Services, Mechatronics, and 3-D Design.
“Communicating these opportunities to parents and educators regarding students’ choices in the Hanover area is crucial,” said Laird. “The community will continue to foster partnerships between education and industry, and focus on ways to address
the need for entry-level, skilled, semi-skilled and professional careers in Hanover manufacturing across the board.”
Jim Schwarz, vice president of sales for McClarin Plastics, leads a tour of the facility for local employers and PA Department of Labor and Industry Secretary Kathy Manderino.
5Business Briefs
DOCEO NEW HIRESDOCEO Office Solutions has recently hired Brian Shaffer as their Director of Sales for Adams County and Vice President of Sales for Cumberland County. Shaffer graduated from Shippensburg
University with a Bachelor of Arts in Communications.
DOCEO Creative has recently hired Maya Solt as their newest Graphic & Web Designer. Solt graduated from The Art Institute of York, Pa with a Bachelor of Science in Graphic Design. Solt brings 4
years of agency experience, 3 years of printing production knowledge and 1 year of design freelance experience to the table.
ACNB ANNOUNCES PROMOTION, NEW HIRE
ACNB Bank has promoted Laura L. McCusker to Vice President/Retail Banking Manager. In this role, she leads and directs the overall performance of Retail Banking by working with the Bank’s
Regional Sales Managers, Retail Office Managers, and other collaborative teams to achieve the Bank’s business objectives.
Lauren J. Muzzy has joined ACNB Bank in the position of Vice President/Corporate Relations Officer. In this role, she manages all corporate relations initiatives that reinforce the Bank’s commitment
to the communities it serves. This includes overseeing the development and production of the Bank’s community relations, media relations and shareholder relations programs and materials.
C.S. DAVIDSON RECOGNITION, APPOINTMENTS
C.S. Davidson, Inc. is pleased to announce that Benedict J. (B.J.) Treglia, P.E. has been named a Client Representative for the firm. In this role, he will be responsible for developing and
maintaining municipal client relationships and ensuring client satisfaction with C.S. Davidson’s services.
C.S. Davidson, Inc. is pleased to announce that Adam P. Smith, P.E., has been rewarded with the 2015 Employee Owner of the Year award. Smith has been dedicated to the ESOP culture and
promoting C.S. Davidson as an employee owned company since the transition in 2003. He has served as Chairman of the C.S. Davidson ESOP Communications Committee, and currently serves as Chairman of the C.S. Davidson Education Committee.
NEW HIRES AT MCCONKEYMcConkey Insurance & Benefits is pleased to announce that Gail Garrett has joined the McConkey team as a Client Service Coordinator in their Benefits Division. She brings 25 plus years
of diversified insurance and healthcare related experience. Before coming on board, she worked at WellSpan Health - South Central Preferred in the Client Services area servicing PPO and TPA Clients, subsequently handling reinsurance claims for TPA clients and later providing patient care as a Nursing Assistant at York Hospital.
McConkey Insurance & Benefits is proud to announce that Justin M. Leisure, AFSB, RPLU has joined the McConkey team as a surety bond executive. His experience within the insurance industry is
15 years with Travelers as an underwriting executive. He has also been a board member of Central PA I Day since 2004. Leisure attended Shippensburg University and graduated with a BSBA in Economics.
SEK MEMBERS APPOINTED TO ALLINIAL GLOBAL COMMITTEEThe Members of Smith Elliott Kearns & Company, LLC are pleased to announce
that the firm will be represented in 2016 on six Allinial Global committees.
John R. Schnitzer, CPA, Managing Member of the Firm, was reappointed to the Firm Management Committee and the Nominating Committee.
Timothy E. Peters, CPA, CGMA, Member of the Firm, was appointed to the Accounting & Auditing Committee.
Nathaniel L. Fissel, CPA, MST, Tax Manager, was appointed to the Tax Committee.
MaryBeth Hockenberry, MBA, Marketing Director, was appointed to the Business Development/Marketing Committee.
Kimberly J. Wines, SHRM-SCP, SPHR, AAAPM, Firm Administrator, was reappointed to the Human Resources Committee.
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On April 11, KBW, a Stifel company and a full-service investment bank and broker-dealer that specializes in the financial services sector, named ACNB Corporation to its 2015 KBW Bank Honor Roll. This Bank Honor Roll features the top 18 U.S. banking institutions based upon superior performance as determined by KBW-defined methodology.
Thomas A. Ritter, President & Chief Executive Officer of ACNB Corporation, commented, “Our long-standing commitments to bank safety and soundness and to effective risk management practices have positioned ACNB Corporation among the most consistent and reliable institutions in the banking industry. ACNB Corporation’s banking subsidiary, ACNB Bank, observed its 159th anniversary on April 11, 2016. To be recognized on the 2015 KBW Bank Honor Roll for the third year in a row is a strong testimonial to colleagues who have served before us, and to those who work here now. We are grateful and honored to be recognized by KBW as the only banking institution in Pennsylvania to appear on the 2015 list.”
Bank Honor Roll winners are publicly-traded banking institutions with more than $500 million in total assets that meet the following three conditions: no annual loss reported in net income per share before extraordinary items over the past 10 years; 2015 annual reported net income per share before extraordinary items equal to or greater than peak net income per share over the past 10 years; and, consecutive increases in net income per share before extraordinary items since 2001.
KBW found that 18 banking institutions, out of nearly 400 total companies screened, now qualify for inclusion on the annual KBW Bank Honor Roll, down from 25 institutions in the prior year.
“The past ten years, which included the financial crisis, have been one of the most challenging decades in the history of U.S. banking,” noted Fred Cannon, KBW Director of Research, in the KBW press release announcing the 2015 Bank Honor Roll. “The Bank Honor Roll allows KBW to recognize banking companies that have differentiated themselves from their peers and succeeded during these volatile times while simultaneously positioning themselves for further growth in what continues to be a challenging operating environment.”
According to KBW, in terms of stock price performance, Bank Honor Roll companies significantly outperformed the banking industry during the five-year period between 2010 and 2015. Thus far, 2016 has proved to be challenging for bank stock performance, but the KBW Bank Honor Roll members continue to outperform their peers.
ACNB Corporation Again Named to KBW Bank Honor Roll
On Tues., March 29, 2016, AquaPhoenix Scientific acquired the property at 860 Gitts Run Road to establish a new home-base and secure additional space for the future growth of the company. It includes 22 acres of land and more than 192,000 square feet of manufacturing space and warehouse.
AquaPhoenix Scientific was established in June 2003 and, over the past 12 years, has achieved many milestones and rapid growth. The company is a manufacturer and distributor specializing in custom kitting, packaging and product sourcing. The business’s main product lines include industrial water test kits and K-12 classroom-ready science kits.
For more information, visit www.aquaphoenixsci.com.
AquaPhoenix Scientific Acquires New Property on Gitts Run Road
Frank Lecrone III, Owner and President of AquaPhoenix Scientific, celebrates the purchase of the new property.
Edward Jones Recognized on Best Companies to Work For ListFinancial services firm Edward Jones ranked No. 10 on FORTUNE magazine’s “100 Best Companies to Work For 2016” list in its 17th appearance on the prestigious list, according to Cindy Fremont, a financial advisor in the Hanover area.
In the FORTUNE survey of associates, for which the ranking is predominantly based, 94 percent of Edward Jones associates said they have pride in the work they do. And 95% of associates say that overall, Edward Jones is a great place to work.
The full list and related stories appear in the March 7 issue of FORTUNE magazine and at www.fortune.com/best-companies.
In addition to this most recent FORTUNE honor, Edward Jones was named a great place to work for women and for millennials by the Great Place to Work and FORTUNE magazine.
“This positive feedback is a tremendous vote of confidence in our success at creating a place to work where we are motivated by our desire to make a meaningful difference to our clients and where we recognize our success is the result of our individual contributions,” said Edward Jones Managing Partner Jim Weddle. “Working together, we make this a very special place.”
7Community Reports
YWCA Hanover received a $5,000 contribution from ACNB Bank for its Pre-Kindergarten (Pre-K) Childcare Program. The purpose of the funds is to provide financial assistance to qualified families who wish to enroll their children, ages 3 to 5, in the YWCA’s Pre-K program.
The YWCA Hanover Childcare Program for toddlers and preschool children is a STARS 4 Accredited Learning Center. For more information about the YWCA’s childcare programs, please call 637-2125 or visit www.ywcahanover.org.
Taking part in the presentation: Karen Nelson, ACNB Bank Retail Office Manager of the North Gettysburg and Adams Commerce Center Offices; Jody Shaffer, YWCA Hanover Executive Director; Lauren Muzzy, ACNB Bank Vice President/Corporate Relations Officer; and,
a class of enthusiastic YWCA Hanover Pre-K children.
YWCA Hanover Receives Pre-K Childcare Contribution from ACNB Bank
In an effort to help prospective parents find hospitals that deliver quality maternity care, Highmark Blue Shield announced that Hanover Hospital has been designated as one of the first hospitals to receive the Blue Distinction® Center for Maternity Care designation, a new designation under the Blue Distinction Specialty Care program.
Blue Distinction Centers for Maternity Care, an expansion of the national Blue Distinction Specialty Care program, are hospitals recognized for delivering quality specialty care safely and effectively, based on objective measures developed with input from the medical community.
“Hanover Hospitals Center for Birth and Women’s Health and the providers of Mountain View OB/GYN are committed to providing the highest quality care through such initiatives as Keystone 10, patient- centered maternity care and Infant safe sleep, just to name a few,” says Dawn Osterling, Director of Maternal/Child Services at Hanover Hospital. “Our Board certified physicians, midwives and registered nurses are here to support women through labor with minimal
intervention yet specially trained to handle emergencies quickly. The Blue Distinction Award has confirmed that Hanover Hospital delivers excellence in quality care to ensure better outcomes for the families in our community.”
“We deliver about 600 babies a year at Hanover Hospital and we strive to give every new mom the ‘home birth’ experience in the security of a hospital where the team can respond in a moment’s notice when every second counts.”
“Highmark Blue Shield extends its sincere congratulations to Hanover Hospital for their dedication to quality, patient safety, and transparency that is required to achieve this great distinction. With consumer driven healthcare programs like Blue Distinction, and the significant effort of our partner practitioners and facilities, Highmark can now enable our members the opportunity to make wise, value-driven healthcare decisions”, said Dr. Mark Piasio, Medical Director, Provider Strategy, Highmark Inc.
Hanover Hospital Designated Blue Distinction® Center for Maternity Care
August 27Shrimp and Chicken Feed II at New Oxford Social Club
October 2775th Hanover Halloween Parade
in Downtown Hanover
The Hanover Area Jaycees is a nonprofit organization committed to
provide development opportunities to empower young active citizens to create positive change in the greater Hanover
community. Meetings are held on the first Thursday of each month at the Hanover
Chamber building. For more information, contact Jen Bolin, President, at
The Hanover Area Historical Society is sponsoring a bus trip on Sat. Aug. 6 to the Mt. Gretna, PA Home and Garden Tour. A tour map for the self-guided tour of 10 homes and gardens is provided.
Enjoy a fascinating glimpse into the architecture and style of Mt. Gretna’s iconic homes. A self-guided walking tour includes homes and gardens of contrasting sizes and styles, some homes almost a century old; others just finished. Each summer Chef du Tour Realtor Emi Snavely selects a different collection of homes reflecting the various styles and tastes of Mt. Gretna homeowners. The result is a delightful day in the shady, nostalgic surroundings of Mt. Gretna.
Bus leaves Hanover at 9 a.m. and returns at approximately 5 p.m. Cost is $70 and includes transportation, snacks, gratuities, and tour ticket. Deadline is June 30. Please call HAHS office at 717 632-3207 to register. Trip is open to the public.
For more information, and upcoming HAHS events, please visit www.hahs.us.
Historical Society Plans Mt. Gretna Bus Trip August 6
“Preserved integrity” is what comes to mind when one visits “While we are at it”, an iconic Mt. Gretna home.
In May, we celebrate National Small Business Week with the Small Business Administration and communities like ours all across the country. The theme this year is “Dream Big, Start Small,” which is so fitting for our downtown community of small business owners and Main Street Hanover too. The best small business owners will tell you “it all started with a big idea”. Those big ideas have to be nurtured and supported. Resources are available from the Chamber and Main Street Hanover that can help take those big ideas and turn them into the small steps to get started. From business planning, location scouting, and marketing assistance, we can help you start on your journey to being a small business owner.
Main Street Hanover is no different than many new small businesses. Our initiative started with a big idea to collaboratively work together to improve the economic capacity of downtown Hanover. Through support from important groups locally, the Hanover Area Chamber of Commerce and the Borough of
Hanover, and assistance from the York County Economic Alliance and PEDYC, we’ve been able to do some incredible things in the past three years, making big strides in moving the downtown forward into a time of renewal and growth.
We look forward to showing you those accomplishments in our 2015 Annual Report. Visit our website to download your copy today. For information about Main Street Hanover’s plans for Small Business week, visit our website news section at mainstreethanover.org.
Main Street Hanover Recognizes Small Business Week
Thank you to all the Hanover area companies and organizations who helped to make the 2015 United Way campaign a huge success. Over $6.5 million dollars was raised – truly a home run for our community that would not have been possible without an all-star team.
The following companies were recognized during the campaign celebration for outstanding efforts: Sapphire Power (Division of Talen); Snyder's-Lance, Inc.; Wyndham Garden Hotels - York; South Western School District; WellSpan Health; York City School District; SpiriTrust Lutheran; Adhesives Research; The Stewart Companies; CGA Law Firm.
A special thanks to the Hanover Advisory Council: Michael P. Kelly, Chair, York Traditions Bank; Laura Becker, Radio Hanover, Inc.; Gary Laird, Hanover Area Chamber of Commerce; Keith Mummert, M&T Bank; Jody Shaffer, YWCA Hanover; Merle Zehr, ACNB Bank.
Details on the awards can be found on United Way of York County’s website at www.unitedway-york.org. Planning is already underway for 2016 – we look forward to making great things happen with our Hanover area community partners!
2015 United Way Campaign Success
New Caches on the Geo TrailOver 300 visitors were on a hunt over these past two years to find all of the caches on the Hanover Geo Trail. You may have been one of them! Main Street Hanover is excited to be launching another set of caches on the second Hanover Geo Trail.
What is Geocaching, you may ask? Modern adventurers can use their GPS devices to navigate the path to elusive ‘caches’, which are hidden containers holding a logbook for the hunters to sign. Geocaches are hidden in landmarks, public parks, and even parking lots and businesses. All geocaches are officially registered with www.geocaching.com. Participants will need to register on the website to retrieve coordinates and other location information. Registration on geocaching.com is free.
A Geocache app can be downloaded on smart phones, enabling the cacher to navigate to caches, and find additional caches nearby. Before setting out to find the caches, you will need an official passport booklet. Passports are free and can be downloaded from the Hanover Chamber’s website, or by visiting the Hanover Chamber/Main Street Hanover office.
Each cache will contain a unique code to be used in your passport as proof of finding the cache. Cachers who complete 85 percent of the trail or more will receive a commemorative coin, made specifically for the geo trail, which features the Main Street Hanover logo. There is no set deadline for completion, and participants may collect their coin until the supply runs out.
If you are interested in being a part of the Hanover GeoTrail booklet, opportunities for advertisement are available for $150 and $300 an ad.
BeautificationMain Street Hanover is again organizing this year’s Downtown Beautification Program. Spring is almost here and we are looking forward to beautifying Hanover’s downtown with professional planters and hanging baskets.
Please consider helping make Downtown Hanover more beautiful and inviting by purchasing hanging baskets, planters and/or making a general donation. Please note that all baskets and planters will be located in Center Square. This program also includes maintenance, so that your flowers will look beautiful throughout the season.
If you would like to learn more about the work of Main Street Hanover, follow us on Facebook or contact us at 717-637-6130 x101 or [email protected]
Keystone Community Façade GrantsMain Street Hanover’s Design Committee is happy to present a user friendly update of the downtown design guidelines. As a designated Keystone Community, Main Street Hanover was awarded a $40,000 Keystone Façade Grant from the Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED). Main Street Hanover is looking to engage property and business owners downtown to use these funds to update their facades or make necessary improvements to their storefronts.
The MSH Downtown Improvement Program is designed to help revitalize our main streets and downtown areas. In communities across the nation, maintaining, preserving and enhancing our architectural heritage has fostered community pride and helped establish healthy business environments. Historic architecture in Hanover and surrounding communities is one of our strongest assets.
Working to restore and improve these buildings in a sensitive manner will be a key to future community revitalization. These updated design guidelines have been developed to respect the original features of historic buildings and their streetscapes and at the same time encourage creativity. We encourage you to learn more about this program by visiting our website, mainstreethanover.org.
Main Street Mini-GolfMain Street Hanover is excited to again present this fun mini-golf event! Businesses in the downtown will create unique golf holes in their business and visitors will play the holes while they walk from location to location around downtown. This fun, family friendly event, will be one you won’t want to miss!
$10 per four people will get you a scorecard. Once you play all the holes return your scorecard for an opportunity to win a prize for the top score.
Chalk It Up and Sip & StrollMany of you may have already seen the buzz on Facebook surrounding our event release of Chalk It Up and Sip & Stroll! We are very excited to be holding these events this June and look forward to seeing you there! Registration and ticket sales for both June 11 events are online at http://mainstreethanover.org//events.
9Main Street Hanover
Main Street Hanover is dedicated to providing programs and events that support the community, made possible by sponsorships and donations. If you are interested in becoming a sponsor or making a general donation,
please direct payments to PEYDC. PEDYC serves as the fiscal sponsor to MSH, providing 501(c)3 status.
In order for your contribution to be tax-deductible, all monies should be directed to PEYDC, 144 Roosevelt Ave., Ste. 100, York, PA 17401.
Questions? Contact Kim Gross at [email protected] or 771-4583 ext. 3049. A receipt will be mailed for your records.
10 Networking Opportunities
Upcoming Mixers
If you are interested in hosting a Membership Mixer or After Hours event in 2016, please contact contact Erinn Bell at
Members 1st is proud to sponsor the Hanover Area Chamber of Commerce
Eye-Opener Breakfast.
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(800) 283-2328 • www.members1st.org59 Branch Locations in Southcentral PA
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Hanover Medical Group Urology250 Fame Ave., Suite 235, Hanover
Members 1st is proud to sponsor the Hanover Area Chamber of Commerce
Eye-Opener Breakfast.
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11Event Registration
Be Connected Please register for all events at Fax: 637-9127, Email: [email protected] or hanoverchamber.com.
EventsMay 1Best & Brightest ContributionDonations are appreciated!
May 18Eye-Opener Breakfast, 7:30 a.m.Hanover YWCA, 23 W. Chestnut St., HanoverAttendees:
May 20Workshop: Best Management Practices presented by Stock & Leader, 9 - 11 a.m.John D. Bare Center, Guthrie Memorial Library, 2 Library Place, HanoverAttendees:
