W I N T E R 2 0 1 6 E V E N T SV O L U M E 3 2 , N U M B E R 1

BO AR D O F D I REC TOR S

OFFICERS

President Drew Anlas

NJ Lenders Corp.

1st Vice President Allison Wilson

Kearny Bank

2nd Vice President Patricia “Pat” Mayer Diane Turton, Realtors

Treasurer Matt Appel AXA Advisors

Secretary Adam Puharic

Danskin Insurance Agency

Past President Lawrence McCreanor

American Personal Alert Systems

Director Emeritus John Spottke C&A Financial RJ Furlong

STAFF

Evelyn Mars JSCC Executive Director

Danielle Kidney

Executive Assistant

DIRECTORS

Jeff Bezick ServPro of Freehold/Middletown

LA Caprioni

Inspirations Hair Salon

Valerie Centanni Investors Bank

Jack Costello Chadwick Financial Group

Errol Ernstrom American Placemats

Tony Garrow Garrow Family Chiropractic/Jersey Shore Wellness Center

Jamie Goddard

Indivisuals

Russ McIver Connections Un_LTD LLC

Dennis O’Brien Coastal Financial Advisors, Inc.

James Schepis C&A Financial Group

Lauren Stroin HarborPoint Bancard C orp.

Donna Szakats Initial Impact

Linda Talbot kearny bank

Virginia Tesch The Provident Bank

Anthony Urgola

Deluxecartridges.com

Richard A. Wiener, Esq.

Kristine Zulewski Manasquan Bank

Message from the Chamber President – Drew Anlas:

Are we doing enough for you?

As the Jersey Shore Chamber of Commerce President, I am fre-quently asked the following question. “How is our chamber different from other chambers of commerce and how can it help me as a local business owner”?

First, with our dedicated staff and board of directors guidance we are currently hosting over 80 events per calendar year that give mem-bers every opportunity to be seen and heard by a significant number of people over the course of the year. Some of the highlights of what we have done to help membership:

• Weekly coffee connector breakfast with affordable speaker and sponsor opportunities.

• Business after hours that gives you a chance to showcase your place of business.

• Advertising opportunities in our Map produced every 2 years and distributed locally.

• Ad campaigns in conjunction with the chamber to advertise your business on print, us-ing social media, website and radio.

• Memorial Day summer kickoff celebration at various local restaurants welcoming sum-mer business to the Jersey Shore.

• Our annual business expo, golf outing, & summer scholarship BBQ are some of the other events.

The biggest benefit however, is our membership and what each of you is willing to do to help other members. I have personally witnessed many of you going out of your way to make sure a new member or existing member is connected with other members that could help grow their business. Or taken it upon yourself to utilize the current membership for products and services you could otherwise get elsewhere. Also, there are many of you who will go above and beyond, helping with member’s charities or local causes. As I said in the last newsletter “your success is our concern” and I see that at work here in our Jersey Shore Chamber of Com-merce.

So remember, you the members of the Jersey Shore Chamber of Commerce are the reason why we are successful, both as a chamber of com-merce and as local business people. Your positive ac-tions during my tenure here cannot be overstated. We appreciate all you do and I personally thank you for your involvement with the Jersey Shore Chamber of Commerce.

All the best!

Drew Anlas

P A G E 3

Women In Business Over 40 members and guests received the opportunity

to leverage the business network of the Jersey Shore

Chamber of Commerce at the 1st Quarter Women in

Business After hour’s event, held at Yvonne’s restaurant

in Neptune. Attendants dined on a delicious array of food

provided by the restaurant as they shared one minute

summaries of their personal credentials and business of-

ferings.

Attendants also received the opportunity to become fa-

miliar with 2016 Chamber President Drew Anlas and a few Board Members including L.A. Ca-

prioni, Errol Ernstrom, Patricia Mayer, and Linda Talbot.

Be sure to read your newsletter so that you can save the date and attend the Jersey Shore

Chamber of Commerce’s next social networking event!

Now Offering Flat Fee Debt Collection Services

Tax Services

Accounting Services

Business Startups

Financial Planning Services

Big Thank You to Yvonne’s for a

great 6 months of First Monday!

From May 2016 – October 2016

First Monday’s will be held at

Waypoint 622

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ADVER T IS E ON WWW.JS C C N J . C OM !

NEW LOWER PRICES!

The Jersey Shore Chamber of Commerce web site was recently

redesigned by inVisual New Media Design. The new Chamber site

is full of important information about upcoming Chamber events,

news and town information. There is a complete member

directory where businesses can be located alphabetically or by

category. We are offering all of our members exclusive

advertising opportunities on the web site. T he bus iness lis tings

were created us ing the information the Chamber had on file and

include bus iness name, contact information, address, phone, fax,

email, web address, hours and a general description. If you would

like to update your listing or inquire about the many advertising

opportunities available on the web site, contact Dave at

dave@invisual.us. Also, contact us for all of your advertising

opportunities.

For more detailed info visit

www.www.jsccnj.com/advertise.asp

R A T E S H E E T :

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For the Year:

$250: Banner Ad

$350: Sponsorship

$600: Menu Page

$650: Jump Screen, only one per business category.

Available! Act f ast!

$50 for two weeks Front Page Ad

All graphic design is included in price if needed

Also available: One-time fee

$80: Logo or picture upgrade added to your business listing

$100: Logo and picture added to your business listing

Save the Dates: May 18, 2016, Young Professionals After Hours at

Biergarten 6:00-8:00pm

May 27, 2016, Jersey Shore Summer Kickoff!

June 6, 2016, First Monday Networking at

Waypoint 622

June 8, 2016, 14th Annual Golf Outing at Pine

Barren Golf Club

June 23, 2016, Business After Hours at Historic

Allaire Village

July 11, 2016—First Monday Networking at

Waypoint 622

July 27, 2016—Business After Hours with Asbury

Park Chamber of Commerce www.monmouth.score.org

GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS

February 2016

Multi- Chamber Dale Carnegie Training

Over 70 multi-chamber members attended the Dale Carnegie Employee Training

breakfast event held at Jumping Brook Country Club in Neptune, NJ on Thursday, Feb-

ruary 23. This effort included the Jersey Shore, Asbury Park, Brick Township, Greater

Monmouth, and Howell Chambers of Commerce.

During the presenta tion attendants corresponded with Dale Carnegie Senior Tra iner,

Ellen Oldfie ld about the significance of igniting workplace enthusiasm and engage-

ment. Oldfield firs t quoted a famous philosophy from Dale Carnegie which explained,

“People work for money but they’ll go the extra mile for recognition, praise, and re-

wards.” Audience members added that good employee engagement improves the company’s bot-

tom line, fosters creativity, and inspires pride in the organiza tion. Attendees also left with a work-

book, which they can use for future reference concerning how to attract, motivate, and retain the

right talent.

This event was made possible by the sponsorship of NJ Natural Gas (NJNG). Representatives from

NJNG, Anne-Marie Perrachio and Claire Maglione gave a brief presentation about their business.

Jersey Shore Coffee Connector!

Join us every Wednesday morning from 8:00-9:15 am

Waves on Main, 1000 Main Street; Belmar, NJ 07719

(Corner of 10th Ave. and Main Street)

Start your mornings in a positive and energized manner!

Members: Enjoy networking and breakfast all for $12

Call to reserve your week to showcase your business! 732-280-8800

Guests of the JSCC receive their first breakfast event free,

thereafter cost will be $16.

Each week one member will have the floor for 10 minutes to showcase themselves and their business (for only

$50 more!) You will receive breakfast, networking, 2 email blasts with your logo to our database of over 1,600

email addresses and you will have the attendees undivided attention for 10 minutes!

Call to reserve your week to showcase your business! 732-280-8800

Announcing a new SPONSORSHIP at the ever popular COFFEE CONNECTOR!

FOR ONLY $50

• A SPONSOR TABLE WITH TABLE CLOTH PROMINENTLY LOCATED NEAR REGISTRATION AND

THE ALL IMPORTANT COFFEE BAR!

• DISPLAY YOUR BUSINESS MARKETING MATERIALS - bring a raffle if you like

• 2 EMAIL BLASTS WITH YOUR LOGO ANNOUNCING YOUR SPONSORSHIP

• TWO MINUTE INFOMERCIAL ABOUT YOU AND YOUR BUSINESS

Registration is not necessary - just wake up and roll in!

Payment may be made by check, cash or credit card.

Business After Hours Blue Claws Multi Chamber Event

February 9th, 2016

It was a “Clawsome” night of networking and refreshments at the Multi Chamber

event that was also co-hosted by the Lakewood Blue Claws of Lake Wood, NJ. The

chambers in attendance included the Jersey Shore Chamber of Commerce, Brick

Chamber of Commerce, Eastern Monmouth Area Chamber of Commerce, Greater

Monmouth Chamber of Commerce, and the Howell Chamber of Commerce.

Guests from all of the listed chambers received the opportunity to interact and net-

work with one another as well as meet Buster, the mascot for the Blue Claws team.

Guests also received a courtesy ticket from the team in order to attend a game at First

Energy Park.

Business After Hours with Floors by the Shore and GreenWorks Environmental LLC

March 10th, 2016

“Guess that Smell” was one of the highlight games at the Business After Hours event sponsored by Victor Copolla of GreenWorks Environmental LLC and Adam Bissey of Floors by the Shore. Attendants had to guess and define what the odor was that was coming out of each jar. Guests also received the opportunity to give a 30 second in- fomercial about themselves and their respective business.

Thank you to Adam Bissey for providing a door prize for a lucky winner!

Visit & Like our Facebook page today!

Grand Opening Floors by the Shore

Sea Girt - March 1, 2016

Congratulations to Adam Bissey on the grand opening of his store,

Floors by the Shore of Belmar NJ. This celebratory event took place on

March 1, and included a ribbon cutting ceremony that featured Adam

and his family, Mayor Matthew Doherty and executive members from

the Jersey Shore Chamber of Commerce. Additional family and friends

also attend the event to enjoy the evening and to salute Bissey on his

accomplishments.

Young Professionals Business After Hours - Beach Haus Brewery—February 25, 2016

Over 60 people attended the Young Professionals Business after

Hours event held on Thursday, February 25 at Beach Haus Brewery

Company of Belmar, NJ. Upon arriving to the event guests received

a free glass mug and drink ticket from event sponsor Tom Carvelli

of Greenway Mortgage. Atten-

dants received the opportunity to

network and exchange business

cards with other professionals that fit into the 50 and under age bracket.

The next Young Professional s Meeting will take place on Wednesday, May 18, 6:00pm at

Festhalle and Biergarten, located in Asbury Park, NJ. We hope to see you there!

Ready Set Network!—March 23, 2016

Networking took place in an entirely different form and fashion at the Speed Net-

working event hosted by the Jersey Shore Chamber of Commerce and the Asbury

Park Chamber of Commerce on March 23, 2016.

The speed networking portion of the event was

first come first served, and provided an innova-

tive way for participants to test the efficiency of their ‘elevator speech, as they inter-

acted with various people in two minute intervals. There were over 11 different busi-

ness industries and two representatives from each industry who participated in the

speed networking. Additional guests were also able to attend the event as spectators

and network with others who were not involved with the speed networking event.

Using Barter to Market Your Business By Lisa Vitale

Every type of small business can benefit from strategic marketing. Whether you own a landscaping company or an extermi-

nation business, you need a strong marketing strategy in order to develop brand awareness and increase sales. But effec-

tive marketing costs money, and small businesses often lack the cash flow necessary to develop a marketing campaign. If

you’re a member of a local barter exchange, though, you don’t need to rely on your cash flow to start marketing. By using

barter to market your business, you’re increasing your visibility in the marketplace and gaining new customers, but saving

cash while doing so.

Barter networks, like BarterPays! in Howell, have many members that can offer you a variety of marketing solutions avail-

able on trade. Interested in advertising? Use barter dollars to advertise via direct mail, radio ads, magazines and more.

Looking to get more involved in social media? You can barter with social media experts to help you navigate Twitter, Face-

book, and LinkedIn and improve your online presence. Website designers can create a custom, user-friendly site for your

business, and Search Engine Optimization (SEO) pros increase your website’s visibility by improving its ranking in Internet

search results. Graphic designers and printers produce sleek and creative marketing materials for your company, and it’s all

available on barter! You can even sweeten your marketing campaign with a little candy—member candy shops can barter

custom chocolate business cards!

Business owner Stanley Goldstein, who has traded over three million ($3,000,000) in sales during his 20 years as a Barter-

Pays! member may have said it best: “My favorite thing to get on barter is cash customers from my media purchases.” He

wisely uses his trade dollars to fund advertising and marketing efforts for his security and surveillance company, and as a

result, receives new cash customers. Using barter to market your business through a variety of channels ultimately leads to

more money in your wallet.

For more information about BarterPays! or to apply for membership, please call 732-364-4614 or visit

www.barterpays.com.

Spring has sprung and summer won’t be far behind

Chores has some helpful hints for creating an inviting outdoor living

area for the summer months ahead

Start with a clean slate:

• Power-wash the house, deck patio, sidewalks, etc.. paying special

attention to the north side of the house where green mold loves to

grow.

• Wipe/wash all outdoor furniture, umbrellas, pergolas and clean/

wipe down all windows and doorways.

• Dryer vents could be an eyesore if full of lint or if the area the vent

is blowing onto is full of lint. The vent should be cleaned and the

external area that collects the lint swept on a regular basis.

A fresh coat of paint/stain goes a long way:

• Paint/stain entry areas of the house such as moldings around sliders, doorways, doors, kick plates, columns, decking,

spindles, wood furniture and fencing to create a fresh spring clean look. Don’t forget the mailbox too.

• Create a color scheme. Painting mismatched garden pots to match the color of your shutters/door is a great way to

create a clean pallet while being very pleasing to the eye.

• A fresh coat of paint can make a faded grill look like new.

There are some things in life that do not last forever:

• Cushions are probably one of the least expensive, yet most effective ways, to create a completely new look to your

clean/painted furniture.

• Replace any broken or rusted pots, flower hangers, hooks, solar/outdoor lighting, furniture, umbrellas, etc..

• Hoses, nozzles, sprinklers, and the insides of grills often need to be replaced if stored outdoors all winter.

Create a cozy area for the hot days and cool evenings:

• Hanging planters, floor level potted flowers and potted flowers in stands all look great when grouped together as they

can provide symmetry to an area.

• Add splashes of color and texture throughout your outdoor space with throw pillows and rugs.

• String lights are not just for Christmas anymore. Wrap some string lights around your trees, in your potted plants, or on

the deck to create a warm, inviting glow.

• Wind chimes come in all types of designs and sizes. Including some in your outdoor area will add to the relaxing feel.

Utilizing some of these tips will help create an inviting, cozy and relaxing outdoor space for you and your family to enjoy all

summer long. If you would like help implementing any of these ideas give us a call at 732-204-7388. Your time living at the

Jersey Shore should never be tied down with chores.

CHORES… make yours… OURS!

Kellyann Skorupski and Stephanie MarshKellyann Skorupski and Stephanie MarshKellyann Skorupski and Stephanie MarshKellyann Skorupski and Stephanie Marsh Chores

A Lifestyle Management Company

732-204-7388 choresnj.com

THE 4 MOST IMPORTANT REASONS TO USE A TRAVEL AGENCY TO BOOK YOUR NEXT VACATION:

1. BEST PRICE

Many people assume that going online guarantees the best price, but ask yourself if you have ever seen ANY proof of that.

Surveys done by Money Magazine, Wall Street Journal, Forbes, ABC News, and many more confirm that the old-fashioned,

brick and mortar agencies win out every time!

And of course, you have nothing to lose, asking for a price comparison and a second opinion.

2. FREE EXPERT ADVICE

Getting the cheapest price online is easy - finding the best VALUE is a lot more difficult.

Think of your travel agent, as your human, travel-related search engine - at no cost to you.

As a matter of fact - YOU are paying for the services of a travel agent, even if you book your reservation online, yourself.

Travel agents get paid a commission by the vendors we work with (Disney, Royal Caribbean, hotels, etc. and even Expedia)

IF you book it yourself with Expedia, you will NOT get a better price, because YOU did all the work!

Expedia (and Disney, Royal Caribbean, etc) will just keep the commission they would normally pay to a travel agent.

In summary: YOU do all the work. You are making Expedia richer, and you are denying yourself the experienced AND unbi-

ased service of a service that has already been paid for.

3. 24/7 EMERGENCY SERVICE

Answered by a real human being, right away!

No Gnomes working here!

We know what the airline rules and regulations are and have assisted our clients through many hurricanes, snowstorms

and earthquakes .

We know how to get same day passports and last minute visas, and have assisted with same day weddings and same day

divorces!

4. SHIFT THE RISK

Did you know, that

• going to Mexico, your passport needs to be valid for 6 months past your return date?

• all cruise lines will refuse boarding if you are in your third trimester of your pregnancy?

• every month, people end up in Sydney, Nova Scotia, instead of Sydney, Australia?

• a direct flight is not the same as a nonstop flight?

• if your kids have a different last name and are under 18, you will need additional documentation?

There are so many things that could go wrong.... don't take a chance!

Don't let an inexpensive vacation, turn into an expensive mistake.

All Travel Consultants at Excel Travel have at least 25 years of experience, and will gladly do a price comparison for you,

assist with a second opinion or help you with your travel plans from A to Z.

Excel Travel / 732 571 1960 / goaway@exceltravel.com

MOTION IS LIFE

BY DR. TONY GARROW

The human body is an amazingly complex system of bones, joints, mus-

cles, and nerves, designed to work together to accomplish one thing:

MOTION.

Remember that motion is life.

Everything about the human body is designed with motion in mind:

your delicate nerve fibers stimulate your strong muscles to contract,

then your strong muscles contract to move the hard bones, then your

hard bones move around structured joints, and your nervous system, which is the brain and spinal cord…

controls it all.

As a matter of fact, research has shown that motion is so critical to your body’s health that a lack of motion has a detrimen-

tal affect on everything from your digestion to your emotional state, immune function, your ability to concentrate, how

well you sleep and even how long you live.

If your lifestyle does not include enough MOTION, your body cannot function efficiently.

First, you will not be as physically healthy and will suffer from a wide variety of physical ailments, ranging from headaches

to high blood pressure.

Second, you will not be as productive in your life because of reduced energy levels and the lack of ability to mentally focus.

Third, because you will have less energy, your activity level will tend to drop off even further over time, creating a down-

ward spiral of reduced energy and less activity until you get to a point where even the demands of a sedentary job leave

you physically exhausted at the end of the day.

YOU should find people who specialize in keeping motion in your body, joints, and spine to help be healthier and feel bet-

ter.

Garrow Chiropractic, 2204 Hwy. 35 Sea Girt, 732-223-1990

Jersey Shore Wellness Center, 3001 Route 88,Point Pleasant, 732-892-0485

HONEY BEE TROUBLE. CAN YOU LEND A BEE A HAND!

By: Victor Coppola with GreenWorks • www.greenworksllc.com

The Honey Bees really could use your help. Since the ‘90’s , Honey Bee

colonies have been disappearing at an alarming rate from Colony Col-

lapse Disorder (CCD). Thi rty Five states (and many countries abroad)

have reported losing from 30% to over half of thei r bee colonies. So

what’s the big deal (you might ask)? Well, jus t try to imagine life with-

out the Honey Bee – i t would be pretty bleak!

Bees and US Agriculture

US Agricul ture depends on the Honey bee to pollinate the plants so frui t will set. In fact, 1 in 3 bi tes either di -

rectly (or indi rectly) can be attributed to the benefi ts of pollination from Honey Bees. Local native pollinating in-

sects jus t can’t do the job all on thei r own. Without the Honey Bee, many of your favorite frui ts and vegetables

would be too expensive to produce.

Companies Getting Involved

Many Companies are taking matters in to thei r own hands . Haagen-Dazs ice cream has taken the matter to heart

and set up a Help Save the Honey Bee websi te that educates you about CCD, the research they support, what

you can do to help and a whole bunch of cool bee info. They’ve even helped create a Honey Bee Haven. Check i t

out!

Corporate Social Responsibility

Getting involved in envi ro issues is not new, in fact i t’s called Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). Many compa-

nies are learning that giving back to thei r community and envi ronment actually pays huge dividends . We all

benefi t from CSR and consumers are s tarting to take notice as well.

Want to Know a Little More about BEES and CSR?

Thinking of helping the Honey Bee out or

adding a li ttle CSR to your Home or Busi-

ness? GreenWorks can help! They live at

the cutting edge of where your home envi -

ronment collides with the natural one and

are experts at using simple, sound science

to create affordable solutions to just about

any envi ro issue. Access our Bee Blog here:

http://greenworksllc.com/busy-as-a-

honey-bee/

Did you know 85% of customers expect businesses to be active in social media?

Social media is a fast, reliable way to reach your target audience and put your company or brand in front of them. Managed

social media for business produces a positive outcome and a builds brand loyalty. It is a fast, effective way to communicate

with your target market. Yet, managing social media platforms and creating content is a full-time responsibility. And you

have a company to run. Hiring a social media manager that understands your company is the solution.

MILE Social does more than post content. We generate content that will catch your target audience's attention. We know

what is going on behind the scenes by studying analytics and measuring algorithms. The whole idea of using social media is

to be social. Our account managers speak on your behalf to your audience. Curating, creating, and posting content takes

time and patience; and we have it.

Social media is always evolving. MILE Social studies these trends and applies them to your company's social media strategy.

Just recently Instagram adjusted their algorithm to make certain photos appear before others. Google adjusted the posi-

tioning of their Ad Words Campaigns to be compatible with mobile devices. Facebook is always changing something! Do

you have time to read and understand these changes and apply them to your platforms? Perhaps not - but MILE Social

does.

MILE Social understands you have to pay to play. We encourage all our clients to post ads on Facebook. 58% of consumers

engage with a Facebook Add at least one time before spending money (GoDigital). Ads are a great way to target a specific

market and direct viewers to your site or store. Facebook is still the largest social media platform with over 3 million active

users. 62% of consumers use Facebook (GoDigital). MILE Social will build and manage your company's business Facebook

page, and other social media platforms.

Still not sure if your company needs managed social media? Contact us today for a free social media assessment. We offer

affordable business solutions, and will help you convert viewers into clients.

Neuropathy Treatment

Do you experience tingling, numbness, burning or sharp

pains? You might have peripheral neuropathy. Peripheral

neuropathy is a neurological condition where the nerves

under the skin are impaired resulting in sensory changes.

Some of the symptoms associated with neuropathy are

cramping, pain when walking, difficulty sleeping from leg/

foot discomfort (Restless Leg Syndrome) and pricking/

tingling sensations.

You are not alone as neuropathy effects 10 to 20 million

Americans. Many neuropathy sufferers go undiagnosed or

are discouraged by their diagnosis because it is a progres-

sive disorder and there is no drug or surgical solution.

Painkillers are not the answer to the problem and simply mask some of the pain related symptoms while not addressing

the numbness. Neuropathy has many causes. It can be spinal or back problems, inflammation, diabetes, hereditary disor-

ders, medication side effects, cancer treatments or a variety of other causes for onset.

At Monmouth Pain and Rehabilitation we offer a neuropathy treatment program that can effectively eliminate all symp-

toms. Many practitioners are unable to take the time required to effectively execute the intensive therapies required to

reverse neuropathy symptoms. Here at Monmouth Pain and Rehabilitation we dedicate ourselves to your recovery.

Our practitioners create customized treatment plans incorporating cutting edge technology to address and correct your

condition. The PowerPlate provides multi-directional vibration therapy specifically benefitting neuropathy patients by im-

proving strength, balance, circulation, flexibility, proprioception and neurological processes in general. We also use a low-

level laser therapy (LLLT). This laser uses infrared light to stimulate healing. This is a newly developed, non-invasive tech-

nology that triggers the body’s natural healing ability and has been proven to work wonders on peripheral neuropathy

symptoms. Monmouth Pain is a group of Physicians, Physical Therapists, Chiropractors, Acupuncturists and Massage Thera-

pists working together to offer patients the most comprehensive, well rounded and successful plans of pain management

imaginable. We treat the whole patient— addressing physical, emotional, and social needs—in order to put an end to pain

and disability and restore the body to normal or improved movement. If you are experiencing symptoms of neuropathy

and you are ready to experience relief and healing contact the Monmouth Pain and Rehabilitation Neuropathy program

today at 732-345-1377 to schedule a free consultation.

1985 Hwy 34 South Bld A, Wall Twp., NJ 07719 / 7 Globe Ct., Red Bank, NJ 07701

Monmouthpain.com

Spring into Social Media at Open MRI of Wall The last snowstorm has given w ay to spring breezes and a colorful f lower show. At Open MRI of Wall, our digital medias are springing into social media blooms. Engaging, enlightening, entertaining and informational posts create a mosaic of mult imedia offerings. Check out “What’s Happening”

(http://www.openmriofw all.com/w hat-s-happening) w ith our Social Media!

• Facebook and Twitter looks at the lighter side of keeping f it w ith cartoons, music and videos

• Google+ explores ways to stay healthy and safe

• Instagram provides Motivational Mondays, Tasty Thursday and Wednesday Wisdom

• Linkedin educates with articles and infographics about National Health Aw areness and

thought provoking ideas.

• Pinterest showcases exciting boards including Community, Funny Bones, Healthful Food Art

and Staying Fit

• You Tube offers videos about MRI exam experience and an interview w ith local singer-songwriter

Gwyenne Alden

We are conveniently open seven days a w eek, plus, w alk-ins and same-day appointments are w elcome,

(insurance permitting) to meet your imaging needs.

Top 20 Benefits of the JSCC: NETWORKING

1. Weekly "Coffee Connector" breakfast meetings

2. Informative Quarterly Meetings

3. Sponsor a meeting or event

4. Host a business after hours

5. Annual Golf Outing

6. Quarterly Women in Business meetings

7. And many more opportunities!

ADVERTISING/CUSTOMER ACCESS

8. Business referrals from our office

9. Member-to-Member discounts

10. Access to our mailing lists

11. Spotlight your business in local publications

12. Listings in Chamber publications including our area map & guide

13. Free listing and links on our website to yours

14. Annual Business Expo

15. Submit a FREE article for our Chamber newsletter

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

16. Grand Opening Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

17. Use of Chamber conference room (by appt.)

18. Support local high school seniors with college scholarships

19. Osprey Awards honoring area businesses and community members

20. Free Certificate of Origin for export

V I S I T W W W . J S C C N J . C O M F O R Y O U R A P P L I C A T I O N & J O I N T O D A Y !

Member-to-Member Discount Member to Member Discounts may be added to our website

by logging in to your Member Information Center.

Please call the Chamber office with any questions: 732-280-8800.

Leverage Your Membership with the

Jersey Shore Chamber of Commerce

Here are three ways to leverage your JSCC Membership to better

your business and the community.

Membership in the Jersey Shore Chamber of Commerce provides your business with powerful tools to mar-ket your services, reach potential clients, and foster positive economic development in the communities where you live and work. Joining the JSCC is about more than attending General Membership Meetings. Here are three hot tips for making your membership dollars work for you: Contribute to our newsletter and have your article reach our entire email database….all for FREE. By writing articles in the quarterly JSCC Southern Exposure Newsletter, your words of wisdom will reach the entire JSCC email database. This is a surefire way to leverage your membership dollars and market your industry know-how to a friendly audience that you will meet again. Articles with an awareness or education focus can be forwarded to clients who need your services, providing endless opportunity to work with the existing membership to reach your ideal customer. Hosting a “Business After-Hours” is the lowest cost solution for bringing customers through your door. One of the benefits to JSCC membership is the opportunity to host a “business after-hours” gathering that is broadcast to members with plan-ning advice provided by the Chamber. There is simply no more inexpensive way to create advertising, broadcast a message, and reach a willing and enthusiastic audience. What would you pay to have 30 – 70 potential customers in front of you at once? Joining the JSCC allows the Chamber to flourish and provides an important business incubator for startups and entrepre-neurs. Let’s face it, the past two years have proven that we all share the same national economy. Whether your business has 300 employees or you are the “chief cook and bottle washer,” a vibrant chamber allows startups the best opportunity to reach customers, test their business models and grow into success. Your chamber membership is about more than reaching customers. Even the largest of companies in our area can do their part in supporting the community around them.