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June 2013
What ’s Inside...Res in Motus Winners 2-3Deals Lee’s Summit 4Leadership Graduation 5 Washington DC Fly-in 7BOOSTing the Economy 8Member News 9Networking Opportunities 10 June Calendar 12
Yours Truly,
Pictured Above: The 2013 Res in Motus Business
of the Year Winners were announced at the May 17
Chamber luncheon. See inside for complete details.
OFFICERS Bob Glaser, Chair Summit Bank of Kansas CityDr. Carolyn McKnight, Chair-Elect University of Central MissouriJoe Stasi, Treasurer Saint Luke’s East HospitalDiane Forte, Chair Emeritis Dean’s Trophies, Shirts & Awards VICE CHAIRS Vicky Cundiff, Community Development Weed Man-Turfs UpTyler Morehead, Membership Development Morehead Agency LLCChip Moxley, Business & Economic Development Tingle Flooring
BOARD MEMBERS Bill Baird Baird Group Real Estate John Beaudoin Lee’s Summit JournalJohn Brown Hollis + Miller Architects Marcus Henley Bukaty Companies Brian Hutchin UMB BankRodney McBride John Knox VillagePaul McClain Freedom Wealth AdvisorsCindy Miller Columbia College - Kansas CityRosalie Newkirk HSMC OrizonDr. Matt Niewald Matt A. Niewald, DDSKelly Spencer Bank of Lee’s SummitDebbie Starke Eastland Community FoundationJeff Sullivan Bank MidwestDeborah Swank KCP&LJeffrey Williams Heritage Companies
EX-OFFICIO Steve Arbo City of Lee’s SummitCarl Chinnery, Legal Counsel Chinnery, Evans & Nail, PCDr. Fred Grogan MCC-LongviewDr. David McGehee R-7 School DistrictMayor Randy Rhoads City of Lee’s Summit
CHAMBER STAFFNancy Bruns, PresidentMark Dickey, Vice PresidentGina Seibel, Director of CommunicationsChrissy Symes, Director of Special EventsCathy Young, Director of Member ServicesSue McMilian, Administrative AssistantNedra Hoover, BookkeeperMarilyn Pemberton, Part-time Assistant
2013 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Four local businesses were recipients of the Lee’s Summit Chamber Res in Motus (Business in Motion) Business of the Year awards at the monthly membership luncheon on May 17.
The four award winners include: Lee’s Summit Social Services (nonprofit with less than 20 employees); Cinematic Visions (five or less employees); Lee’s Summit Journal (6-20 employees); and MCC-Longview (more than 20 employees).
Sanctimonia – Lee’s Summit Social Services is a full service not-for-profit agency serving low income individuals and
families in the Lee’s Summit community with emergency assistance since March of 1992. Their programs have helped to alleviate hunger and homelessness and improve the quality of life in our community.
Vegrandis – Cinematic Visions, home of nationally syndicated TV show “Just Down the Road,” is an award-winning, professional, start-to-finish multi-media production company, servicing consumer and corporate clients alike
since 2003. If it can be filmed, edited or preserved, Cinematic Visions can help.
Parvus – Lee’s Summit Journal is a media source for news, sports, advertising and information in the Lee’s Summit area. Through two weekly newspapers, a shopper and 24/7 online updates at lsjournal.com, the Journal staff takes pride in covering all avenues of Lee’s Summit.
Magnus – MCC-Longview is one of five campuses of Metropolitan Community College. MCC-Longview serves more than 11,000 students a year in college transfer, occupational programs, and community and continuing education courses.
The luncheon was held at Abundant Life Baptist Church and was sponsored by Lee’s Summit CARES. The Chamber extends a special thank you to the Res in Motus task force.
Check out more photos on the Chamber’s Facebook page at facebook.com/lsummitchamber.
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Make Money and Help a Local Nonprofit
The Lee’s Summit Chamber is proud to offer a new program that not only benefits our members but also Lee’s Summit nonprofits. Deals Lee’s Summit, powered by YipDeals, offers businesses the chance to gain new customers and exposure by selling deals.
This is not Groupon. In the Chamber’s opinion, this is much better than Groupon or similar programs. Often times other programs require businesses to offer extreme discounts, with little to no money going back to the actual businesses themselves.
Here is what you need to know about Deals Lee’s Summit:
• 64% of every deal sold instantly goes back to the merchant through a PayPal account
• 12% of every deal sold goes to a local school, church or other nonprofit chosen by the buyer (if you are a nonprofit, make sure to contact Anthony so that you can be listed as an option!)
• 2% of each deal goes back to the Chamber to help support programming
• There is zero risk or upfront costs for businesses to get started
• Participants set their own terms - how many, when and frequency
• Measurable results• The Chamber will promote each deal on Deals
Lee’s Summit through social media and emails• Members will be encouraged to ‘share’ the
information with their contacts, helping spread the word for other members businesses
Spencer Named to Chamber Board of Directors
Want to see if Deals Lee’s Summit can help your business? Remember there is no start up fee.
Contact Chamber member Anthony Gordon with Local Success Marketing at 816.875.3491 or [email protected].
Kelly Spencer was recently named to the Chamber’s Board of Directors. She is employed by Bank of Lee’s Summit and has been an active volunteer of the Chamber for several years. Most recently, Spencer served a 3-year-term as a coordinator for the Chamber’s Leadership Lee’s Summit program.
Spencer will serve for the remainder of Daren Fristoe’s term. Fristoe recently resigned from the Board after taking a position with the City of Lee’s Summit.
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Leadership Lee’s Summit Holds GraduationThe Leadership Lee’s Summit program, sponsored by the Lee’s Summit Chamber of Commerce, graduated 24 students at a luncheon held in their honor on May 9 at Longview Mansion. The students completed nine months of leadership training, community service hours and a class project as part of their requirement.
Congratulations to the following 2013 graduates:• Tim Allen, Realty Executives-Tim & Jana Allen• Carol Baker, KCP&L• Ron Baker, Saint Luke’s East Hospital• John Beaudoin, Lee’s Summit Journal• Rob Binney, City of Lee’s Summit• Duane Buchanan, American Foodservice• Sheila Clark, Baird Group Real Estate• Kylie Ewing, Pro Deo Youth Center• Clinton Fields, TMC-Lakewood• Don Frizzell, Lee’s Summit Police Department• Shawn Graff, City of Lee’s Summit• Nathan Haussmann, HSMC Orizon• Larry Hillier, Equity Bank• Laurel Hogue, University of Central Missouri• Gale Howard, Summit Bank of Kansas City• Jackie Knabe, Austen-Dooley Company• John Mautino, City of Lee’s Summit• David Millam, KCP&L• Brooke Spartz, Lead Bank• Phil Spellerberg, AFC Heating & Cooling• Hillary Tindle, Metcalf Bank
• Frank White III, Heartland Financial Group• Molly Wichman, Life Transformations Fitness• Bob Zajic, Marian’s Kids
Leadership Lee’s Summit was developed to assist in motivating the visionary leaders of the area. Since its inception in 1991, the program has graduated more than 450 leaders who have gathered knowledge and skills to become influential in the community.
Approximately 25 participants are selected each year based on strict criteria, including personal motivation, an interest to serve in Lee’s Summit, potential or existing opportunities for advancement to top leadership positions, willingness to commit time and energy to complete the program and full support of the corporation/organization that is represented.
Applications are now being accepted for the class of 2013-2014. Copies of the application are available by contacting Chrissy Symes at 816.524.2424 or [email protected]. Tuition to attend the program is $595 for Chamber members; $825 for non-members. Registration fee covers materials and workshops. Tuition is payable by the individual, the employer or the sponsoring organization and is non-refundable. Completed applications should be mailed to the Chamber office, 220 SE Main Street, Lee’s Summit, MO, 64063, no later than August 2, 2013.
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Ribbon Cuttings
MAACO of Lee’s Summit, 505 NW Blue Parkway, celebrated a ribbon cutting with Chamber members on May 2.
A great deal on car repair is closer than you think. At MAACO, they tailor their auto body repair to make sure it offers the greatest value for every customer. Whether you need to return a damaged new car to showroom condition or restore an older vehicle’s original appearance, MAACO will turn the car you drive into the car you love – for a lot less than you might expect.
MAACO of Lee’s Summit
Photo Courtsey of Downtown Lee’s Summit Main Street
On May 20 a ribbon cutting was held at Freebirds World Burrito, 860 NW Blue Parkway.
Known for “way more choices,” Freebirds World Burrito stands for freedom of choice. They offer their guests (and fanatics alike) the liberty to custom build food, the way they want it. Whether customers are in the mood for burritos, nachos, salads, bowls, tacos or quesadillas they can have it the way they want it, right now!
Freebirds World Burrito
Photo Courtsey of Downtown Lee’s Summit Main Street
Chamber members celebrated Comforting Faith Counseling Services’ new location at 210 NE Chipman Road on May 16.
Comforting Faith Counseling is a safe place where people can face life’s greatest challenges, and feel good about who they are. Their team of counselors each has unique specializations, including an EMDR Level 2-certified trauma therapist, a women’s issues therapist, a specialist in play therapy, a marriage and family therapist, and more. This ensures clients receive highly specialized care in their area of need.
Comforting Faith Counseling Services
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Photo Courtsey of Downtown Lee’s Summit Main Street
Freebirds World Burrito
Photo Courtsey of Downtown Lee’s Summit Main Street
Member RenewalsBledsoe Rentals-North 39Time Warner Cable Business Class 27Lakewood Chiropractic, P.C. 23Bob Sight Ford 21Lawn & Leisure of Lee’s Summit, Inc. 20Aldi Inc. 19Fairfield Inn of Lee’s Summit 19Sherwin-Williams Company - Rice Rd 19American Legion Robert L. Clore 17 Post 189 Paul W. Schwartz, CPA 17Raytown-Lee’s Summit Community 17 Credit Union Owl’s Nest 14University of Kansas Cancer Center- 11 Lee’s Summit Cole Termite & Pest Control, Inc. 10Schmidt, Cornish & Smith, C.P.A.’s 10The Carlyle Retirement Residence 10WaterFront Wealth 10CEAH Realtors 9Contract Furnishings Rents, L.L.C. 9Parker Swearngin, L.L.P. 8Envision Eyecare, L.L.C. 7Metcalf Bank-Arborwalk 6Sterling Deaerator Company 6Waldo Pizza 5All A’Bloom Flower Design 4Avila University 4Bellah Homes 4Comfort Inn 4Kapke & Willerth, L.L.C. 4Lee’s Summit Nissan 4Child Abuse Prevention Association 3 -CAPA Coffeen Fricke & Associates, Inc. 3McAlister’s Deli 3SBD Housing Solutions, LLC 3The Salvation Army 3The Peanut 3Brancato’s Catering 2Full Voice 2Liberty Mutual 2Outback Steakhouse 2AdventureTech 1Coronado Katz, LLC 1Fundspring Consulting 1Hill Pro-Motion Physical Therapy 1Kansas City Real Estate, Inc. 1The Law Office of Debora L. Hale, LLC 1The Happy Store 1
A delegation from four Chambers of Commerce representing Lee’s Summit, Blue Springs, South Kansas City and Grandview traveled to Washington, DC to discuss issues important to businesses within our respective communities. The delegation composed of community business leaders and chamber executives met with US Senators Roy Blunt, Claire McCaskill, US House of Representatives’ Emanuel Cleaver (pictured above), Vicki Hartzler and Sam Graves. Four major issues affecting the business community were the focus of the trip - business taxation and entitlement reform, reliable and secure infrastructure, health care and transportation.
“The Congressional lawmakers were attentive and seemed appreciative of the testimonials being offered by the Chamber’s spokespersons and genuinely interested in suggestions offered to address the concerns raised during the visits,” said Lee’s Summit Chamber Vice President Mark Dickey.
The delegation also had the opportunity to host a luncheon at the US Chamber of CommerceHeadquarters, directly across from the White House, to confer with top policy and public affairs personnel for briefings on the important issues facing the nation’s business community.
After conducting a briefing of the delegation, it was clear that Congress and the Administration face many weighty issues that have a profound impact on the country’s economic future. As a result a strategic, long-range solutions are needed a to achieve bipartisan support.
Washington DC Fly-In
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BOOSTing the Lee’s Summit Economy and Region
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On May 15 the Lee’s Summit Chamber and BOOST partners held the second StartFEST. StartFEST was held at the University of Central Missouri Lee’s Summit location and showcased nine entrepreneurs from the region.
These budding businesses made pitches to more than 150 attendees, and had showcase tables to display business materials. Those in attendance included potential investors for the entrepreneurs, businesses and community resources.
The nine entrepreneurs featured included: Brandon Banks -The Entrepreneur or Bust Business CampGina Boyce - GEGI Fashions (pictured right)Dr. Herbert and Maria Dempsey - Q2O CrampX Debbie Harris - Frontier GirlBrandon Kanoy - SimplyBnatural (pictured left)Mike King - OxiArmorJeanette Knittel - JK ApparelSteve Nigro - Summit Digital PrintingTricia Steffes - Bellezze Alte Brian Welde - Mapper
Two entrepreneurs from the first StartFEST held in January 2013 provided updates on their business. Since presenting, business owners Ben Rao with the Community Buying Group and Terri Wible with Paws4Autism, have seen growth in both interest and investors in their businesses. Both Rao and Wible offered their support to the presenting entrepreneurs and encouraged them to stay involved in the BOOST program.
What is BOOST Lee’s Summit? BOOST is an exciting effort to stimulate economic growth by attracting, creating, supporting and accelerating new and existing businesses within Lee’s Summit and eastern Jackson County. Designed as an online and offline multi-faceted community, BOOST Lee’s Summit exists to inspire, encourage, connect and equip entrepreneurs in our area, and help them overcome the challenges of launching their business and getting from a great idea to a great business. Learn more online at boostleessummit.com.
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MCC-Longview Announces New President
Metropolitan Community College has named Kirk A. Nooks, Ed.D., as the new president of the college’s Longview campus.
Nooks replaces Fred Grogan, Ph.D., who has been president of MCC-Longview for 28 years and will retire at the end of June.
Nooks comes to MCC-Longview from Georgia Highlands College,
where he currently serves as both campus dean for the college’s Marietta campus and executive liaison for diversity initiatives. He has been at GHC for four years, during which time campus enrollment has increased by over 35%, academic and student services have been
expanded and the academic and office space allocation has more than doubled. Additionally, the Marietta campus has implemented a multi-year strategic plan that resulted in an increase in the number of campus graduates and the number of students persisting from semester to semester.
Nooks said he chose to come to MCC-Longview because of the strong reputation of MCC and of the Longview campus.
“I am honored to serve as the next President of Metropolitan Community College-Longview,” he said. “During the search process, it was clear that the faculty, staff and students expressed a deep pride in the history of the institution. I am looking forward to continue building on such a steady foundation.”
Member News & Announcements
Have news about you or your business that you would like to share? Send press releases and photos for consideration to [email protected]
After nearly two years of planning, design and securing the best possible support team, MC Power Companies, Inc is pleased to announce that construction on the “Butler Solar Power Farm” was kicked off at a May 21 groundbreaking.
Full operation of the Solar Farm will be reached before the end of 2013. All of the power generated will be consumed by the citizens and businesses of Butler, Mo.
MC Power Companies Breaks Ground on Solar Power Plant
May 14, 2013Contact: Loren WilliamsonPhone: 816-251-4700Email: [email protected] After nearly two years of planning, design and securing the best possible support team, MC Power Companies, Inc is pleased to announce that construction on the “Butler Solar Power Farm” will commence this spring with the “ground breaking” set for May 21. Full operation of the Solar Farm will be reached before the end of 2013. All of the power generated will be consumed by the citizens and businesses of Butler, Missouri.
At slightly over 3 Megawatts, the Butler Solar Farm will be one of the largest solar power plants in the five state region. Like many municipalities in Missouri, Butler has long owned its electric utility and is a member of the Missouri Joint Municipal Electric Utility Commission (MJMEUC) which is a member of the Missouri Public Utility Alliance (MPUA). MPUA, MJMEUC, the City of Butler and MC Power have worked through thousands of com-plex details to bring this impressive renewable energy production facility to west central Missouri.
With solar panels produced by aleo solar North America, Inc. and state-of-the-art components to convert the energy to match the current and voltage on the Butler power grid, the citizens of Butler will enjoy reduced power production costs and low maintenance costs for at least 25 years. Great Western Bank, another key member of the team, brought its excellent prior experience with solar power projects to help make this project successful. All members of the Project Team have collaborated to bring this innovative project that will control energy cost, increase employment and help the environment through clean energy production to Butler, Mis-souri.
“MC Power Companies would like to thank the Butler City Council and City Administrator, MJMUEC, MPUA, Great Western Bank, aleo solar, Gibbons Drake & Scott, and everyone who helped bring this exciting project into reality,” said Tony Ross, CEO.
Butler, known as the “electric city” was the first city west of the Mississippi to have electric service. This project brings solar technology to the oldest, continuously operated, municipal utility in the United States.
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MC POWER COMPANIES BREAKS GROUND FOR THE BUTLER SOLAR POWER PLANT
Country Mart Kansas vs. Missouri All Star Football Game
Lee’s Summit North High School will be hosting this year’s Greater Kansas City Football Coaches Association Country Mart Kansas Vs. Missouri All Star Football Game. The game is set for Thursday, June 13 at 7 p.m.
For every ticket sold by June 5, $3 will be given to the LSNHS Booster
Club. For information about purchasing tickets in advance you can contact LSN Football Booster Club President Bill Upman via e-mail at [email protected]
There are numerous players from Lee’s Summit, Blue Springs, Independence, Raytown and Raymore who will be competing along with dozens of others from the region.
June Networking Opportunities & Seminars
BEFORE HOURSBrew up BusinessSocialize Build Business
chamberhoursafter
On June 13 from 4:30–6 p.m. get ready for a fiesta and join us for mingling at The Fountains at Greenbriar, 2100 South Swope Drive. Enjoy a Mexican themed event with margaritas, chips and salsa, quesadillas, churros and more... ole! Door prizes will also be given away. Come join us and end your day on a high note, and build your business relationships!
Brew up business this month at the Chamber Before Hours on June 25 from 7:30–8:30 a.m. at Arvest Bank, 1150 NE Douglas. Arvest Bank will have tons of great prizes including four Royals tickets with a parking pass! Don’t forget to bring your business cards so you can enter to win. A light breakfast will also be provided to help fuel you up for a great day!
Register for the events below online at LSchamber.com under the Calendar of Events
The Multigenerational WorkforceJune 4 • 3:30–4:30 p.m. John Knox Village - Manhattan Rm Presenter - Sheryl Lavelock, Saint Luke’s EAP
For the first time in history, four distinct “generations” are working together in the workplace. What do people who are commonly called traditionalists, baby-boomers, Generation X and Generation Y have in common and how are they different? What is meant by the term “cusper”? Learn more about each of these generations and participate in a conversation about appreciating and valuing the differences each brings to the workplace.
Sponsor: Columbia College-Kansas City
Best Communication EverJune 11• 7:30–8:30 a.m. John Knox Village - Courtyard B Presenter - Bill Tidd - Saint Luke’s EAP
Communication is one of the most important ingredients in good relationships. This presentation is interactive, skilled-based and teaches concepts such as the importance of active listening, the benefits of using assertiveness rather than passive or aggressive approaches, what our non-verbal language conveys to others and how to demonstrate “positive intent”.
Sponsor: Saint Luke’s East Hospital
Golfer Goodie BagsThe Chamber is accepting goodie-bag item donations for the Annual Golf Classic! Every player receives a bag at the tournament filled with items from Chamber member businesses. (No brochures, flyers or coupons, please). The deadline for donated items is Friday, June 21. Please provide 150 items. Donations may be dropped off at the Chamber office, 220 SE Main Street.
Bishops Concrete Design Inc.Brian BishopPO BOX 1949LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64063(816) 246-7447F: (816) 246-7448E: [email protected]
Buffalo LodgeAmy Billings50 SW 1971ST ROADKINGSVILLE, MO 64061(816) 265-1744E: [email protected]
Center for Rheumatic DiseaseJo Ellen Strahle6 NE SYCAMORELEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64086(816) 531-2793F: (816) 531-2807E: [email protected]
Commerce Private Banking – Healthcare BankingAshley Boswell118 WEST 47TH STREETKANSAS CITY, MO 64112(816) 234-2022F: (816) 234-1954E: [email protected] commercebank.com
Cornerstone Mortgage, Inc.Chris Scheer200 NE MULBERRY, SUITE 101LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64086(816) 525-9910F: (816) 525-9911E: [email protected]
Discreet CheckJoyce OxfordPO BOX 7167LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64064(816) 600-2024E: [email protected]
Edson Research, LLCPhyllis Q. Edson205 NW SPRUCELEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64064(816) 305-5828E: [email protected]
Entercom Radio-Jeff HenningJeff Henning3911 CIMARRON STREETLEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64064(913) 744-3625E: [email protected]
Geiger Ready MixJim Jauernig150 SE STUART ROADLEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64082(816) 524-8812F: (816) 524-7445E: [email protected]
Rustici Wellness CenterDrake Rustici3552 SW MARKET STREETLEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64082(816) 623-3001E: [email protected]
Sam’s ClubDonna Griffin4100 BOLGER DRIVEINDEPENDENCE, MO 64055(816) 350-1687F: (816) 350-3841E: [email protected]
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Welcome to Our Newest Members
Membership Luncheon • Friday, June 21Presenter: Ryan Lefebvre, sportscaster for the Kansas City Royals Location: Emaline Ballroom, 616 SW 3rd Street • 11:30 a.m.–1 p.m. Sponsor: Truman Heartland Community Foundation
Come meet Royals Sportscaster Ryan Lefebvre as he provides an inside look at our boys in blue. This year marks Lefebvre’s 15th season as a Royals broadcaster and his 19th season in the Majors. Lefebvre will work 90 regular season games in the television booth and will also work on the Royals Radio Network when he is not in the television booth. Ryan and his wife, Sarah, have two sons, Micah and Evan, and reside in Lake Winnebago, Mo.
Reservations can be made online at lschamber.com under the Chamber Events tab, or by calling 816.524.2424. Deadline is June 19 at noon. Registration is required.
For a complete list of Chamber members visit, lschamber.com or download the FREE LS Chamber smartphone app (available for iPhone and Android).
June 4 • 8:30 a.m., Golf Task Force meeting, Depot • 3:30–4:30 p.m., Recess for Success TOPIC: The Multigenerational Workforce PRESENTER: Sheryl Lavelock, Saint Luke’s EAP LOCATION: John Knox Village - Manhattan Room SPONSOR: Columbia College-Kansas City
June 5 • Noon, Ambassador Committee meeting, Depot
June 6 • 7:30 a.m., Health Care Committee meeting, ReDiscover, 901 NE Independence Ave
June 11 • 7:30–8:30 a.m., Wake Up to Success TOPIC: Best Communication Ever PRESENTER: Bill Tidd - Saint Luke’s EAP LOCATION: John Knox Village - Courtyard B SPONSOR: Saint Luke’s East Hospital
June 13 • 7:30 a.m., Executive Committee, Depot • 8 a.m., Visitors Council meeting, Powell Gardens • 4:30-6 p.m., Chamber After Hours, The Fountains at Greenbriar, 2100 South Swope Drive
June 18 • 11:30 a.m.–1 p.m., Got a Minute? Networking Event, Paradise Park, 1021 NE Colbern Road
June 19 • 8 a.m., Education Committee meeting, Depot • Noon, Board of Directors meeting, Aircraft Electronics Association, 3570 NE Ralph Powell Road
June 20 • 11:30 a.m.–1 p.m., Chamber Young Professionals Networking Lunch, Minsky’s Pizza, 632 NE M-291 Highway • 4–7 p.m., Open House - Bank of Kansas City-Mortgage Team, 1710 NE Douglas Street, Second Floor
June 21 • 7:30 a.m., Governmental Relations Committee meeting, John Knox Village - Manhattan Room • 11:30 a.m., Monthly Membership Luncheon PROGRAM: Ryan Lefebvre, sportscaster for the Kansas City Royals LOCATION: Emaline Ballroom, 616 SW 3rd Street SPONSOR: Truman Heartland Community Foundation Registration and prepayment required.
June 25 • 7:30 a.m., Chamber Before Hours, Arvest Bank, 1150 NE Douglas
June 26 • Noon, Membership Committee meeting, Depot
June 27 • 8 a.m., Oktoberfest Committee meeting, Depot • Noon, Chamber Young Professionals Planning meeting, Depot • 4 p.m., Ribbon Cutting - LMS Wine Creators, 127 SE 3rd Street
June 28 • 8 a.m., Chamber Golf Classic, Lakewood Oaks Golf Club, 651 NE Saint Andrews Circle
June 2013 Calendar
2013 PartnersGOLD
American FoodserviceGreat Southern Bank
Humana Health Plan, Inc.KCP&L
Tingle Flooring
SILVERBank of Lee’s Summit
Dean’s Trophies, Shirts & AwardsDiscover Vision Centers
Edible ArrangementsHSMC Orizon, LLCJohn Knox Village
Lead Bank Lee’s Summit Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep
Metcalf Bank Paradise Park, Inc.
Saint Luke’s East HospitalSteppin’ Out - The Studio
Summit Bank of Kansas CityTruman Medical Center Lakewood
University of Central Missouri Wal-Mart
BRONZEB Positively Promoting U, inc.
Bank of Kansas CityThe Examiner
KC Metro Insurance AgencyLakewood Counseling Service TMC
Lee’s Summit Journal Lee’s Summit NissanMazuma Credit Union
Missouri Central Credit Union Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys
Parker Swearngin, LLP Sideliner Sports
Simmons First National Bank Technology Plus, Inc.
Tim & Jana Allen-Realty Executives of Kansas City
The Wilson Group, Inc.Zoetis
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