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Contact Us Director: Corrie Scott [email protected] 763.263.7800 160 Lake Street N P.O. Box 241, Big Lake, MN Office Hours Monday - ursday: 9am - 3pm Friday: 9 am - 12pm Mission Statement “Committed to the success of the Big Lake business community through information, communication, cooperation and support for all.” June 2017 Newsletter Board of Directors President: Scott Schulz, Great River Spine and Sport 763.260.8401 Vice President: Ken Geroux, Ken Geroux Construction 763.263.6878 Treasurer: Matt Schacht, Coborn’s, 763.263.3555 Secretary: Hanna Klimmek City of Big Lake 763.251.2979 Tim Suchy, Edward Jones 763.262.9988 Steve Westerberg Big Lake Public Schools 763.262.5218 Matt Pantze Crossfit Confidence, 320.267.3807 Business Aſter Hours e next Business Aſter Hours is at El Loro on June 15th at 5pm. Come out for some drinks, appetizers, and aſter hours networking with local businesses! Chamber 101 Event ere will be no Membership Meeting for the month of June. Instead the Cham- ber is hosting an informational event about membership benefits on June 27th at 9am in the Senior Center. is is a great way to learn about how to make the most of your membership! Job Postings If you are looking to fill a position and need a little help getting the word out contact the Chamber Office and get your Job Posting on the Chamber Website. You can email the details to [email protected]. Community Partnerships Update “At Independence Elementary School we are already busy preparing for our 2017-2018 school year. Next year, as our building is reconfigured into a school housing grades 3-5, we will be focusing on a theme of Citizenship. is is where our local business partnerships come in! In partnering with the Big Lake com- munity and its local businesses, we see a mutually beneficial way to increase student citizenship and promote lifelong learning. We believe that schools can only be as strong as their community, and a community can only be as strong as its schools and businesses. As a business or community partner with Independence Elementary School you might sponsor a school group, such as student council or student leader- ship; share professional insight by being a guest speaker in classrooms; or host tours of the workplace for teachers and students; as just a few examples. In return, the students at Indy could provide art for display in the workplace, per- form pieces learned in music class at workplace and/or special events, or sub- mit photos of partnership activities to the local newspaper. e possibilities are numerous and only limited by our combined creativity. Please consider joining with us for this upcoming school year.” If you are interested in this opportunity please contact Darren Kern, Indepen- dence Principal at 763-262-2537 or [email protected].
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