TrendsThe Offi cial Publication of the Chamber of Commerce of Cape Coral May 2020
Chamber
Champion For Business and Advocate For Community
May 2020
VIRTUAL BUSINESS CARD EXCHANGE
May 5, 2020 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Sponsored by
Coral Ridge Funeral Home, Cemetery
and Cremations
VIRTUAL BUSINESS AFTER HOURS
May 21, 2020 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
Sponsored by
Gulf Coast Village Retirement Community
VIRTUAL NETWORKING AT NOON
May 28, 2020 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Sponsored by
LiteCloud
CAPE CORAL FARMERS MARKET
Club Square
Saturdays 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM
SURFSIDE SUNSHINE MARKET
Surfside Shops
Tuesdays 1:00 PM - 6:00 PM
www.capecoralfarmersmarket.com
VISIT OUR WEBSITE FOR MORE EVENTS AT
www.capecoralchamber.com
COVID19 RESOURCES, LINKS, FILES
www.capecoralchamber.com/COVID19
Publisher & EditorStephanie Roberson
Technology Director
Contributing EditorsDonna S. Germain
President/CEO
Claudia St. Onge
Business Manager
Lisa Barrella
Membership Sales Director
Michelle Russ
Special Events Director
Lori Marlowe
Welcome Center Specialist
Chamber of Commerce of Cape Coral
P.O. Box 100747, Cape Coral, FL 33910
2051 Cape Coral Parkway, Cape Coral, FL 33904
Phone (239) 549-6900 Fax (239) 549-9609
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Chamber TrendsReopening Florida – Phase 1
On behalf of the Chamber Staff and Board, we hope
you are all doing well as we continue to navigate
through the updates and information being dispersed
as we start to re-open our state and our businesses.
As you are aware, May 4th marked the start of phase
1 of the Governor’s plan to re-open our businesses
with his SAFE. SMART. STEP-BY-STEP Plan. All Florida
counties except for Miami-Dade, Palm Beach and Broward, will begin to
reopen in steps.
Here is a brief breakdown of Phase 1 of his plan.
FLORIDA PHASE 1
• Schools remain distance learning.
• Visits to senior living facilities are prohibited.
• Elective surgeries can resume.
• Restaurants may off er outdoor seating with six-foot space
between tables and indoor seating at 25% capacity.
• Retail can operate at 25% of indoor capacity.
• No change for bars, gyms, and personal services such as
hairdressers.
• Vulnerable individuals should avoid close contact with people
outside the home.
• All individuals, when in public, should maximize physical
distance from others.
• Avoid socializing in groups of more than 10 people in
circumstances that do not readily allow for physical distancing.
• Face masks are recommended for all those in face to face
interactions and where you can’t social distance.
Lee County has also opened a new state supported COVID-19 drive-thru
Donna S. Germain
President/CEO
2020 BOARD OF DIRECTORSEXECUTIVE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Chairman, Matthew Connar, Boost Creative
Chair Elect, Zachary Zeis, Individual
Treasurer, Julie Ferguson, Cape Coral Caring Center
Past Chair, Bill Jacob, CenturyLink
Financial Advisor, Tony Constantino, Constantino, Nelson & Werline
Legal Advisor, Kimberly Morris, Jones, Habor and Rollings
DIRECTORSBarb Adams, Individual
Krystal Bottcher, Chapman Insurance
Tami Coalwell, i Edit Web
Angela Davis, Merrill Lynch
Joseph Francioni, SWFL Water Testing
Tonya Frank, Re/Max Realty Team
Bill Johnson, Jr, Cape Coral Construction Industry Assoc
Jay Johnson, Bubba’s Roadhouse and Saloon
Laura Koehn, Rawlings Realty
Trish Lassiter, Lee County Electric Cooperative
Keith Lewis, All Power Electric & AC
Denise Perchall, Access Point HR
Molly Scott, Chris Tel Construction
Sarah Sheffi eld, Massage Envy
Mick Sheldrake, Kiwanis Club of Cape Coral
Dusty Shelton, It’s IT
Leigh Strand, Brand 1 Ink
Nita Whaley, City of Cape Coral
Molly Wright, Suncoast Beverage
TRUSTEESDaryl Aubuchon, Lee County Sheriff ’s Offi ce
Jenell Dolan, Lee County Electric Cooperative
Tim Hauck, Fuller Metz Cremation and Funeral Services
Cindy James, First Horizon Bank
Bill Jones, WastePro
Lorri Philbin, Lee Health
Machelle Shirk, Achieva Credit Union
Nancy Travis, Lee Health
Chuck Warren, Coral Ridge Funeral Home, Cemetery and Cremation
CHAIRMAN EMERITUSBrett Bisbe, B2 Technology Solutions
Annette Carrasquillo, LAI Design Associates, LLC
Wayne Kirkwood, Kirkwood Electric, Inc.
Thomas Giles, Avalon Engineering
Michelle Lewis, B2 Technology Solutions
Heather Mazurkiewicz, Council For Progress Foundation
Joseph Mazurkiewicz, BJM Consulting, Inc.
Donna Meola, Dolphin Key Resort
Ed Ramos, Ramos Builders, Inc
Don Schnell, Regions Bank
Thomas Shipp Jr, Attorney
Christopher Spiro, Spiro & Associates
Elmer Tabor, Wonderland Realty/Cape Coral Town Center
CHAMBER STAFFDonna S. Germain, President/CEO
Claudia St. Onge, Business Manager/Farmers’ Market Director
Stephanie Roberson, Technology Director
Lisa Barrella, Membership Sales Director
Michelle Russ, Special Events Director
Lori Marlow, Welcome Center Specialist
testing site at the CenturyLink Sports Complex. This site
represents a partnership between the state and the county,
including Florida Division of Emergency Management,
National Guard and local partners Minnesota Twins, Fort
Myers Mighty Mussels and Lee County Sheriff ’s Offi ce. The
hours of operation are 9:00 am – 5:00 pm, 7 days a week,
with the last cars being admitted at 3:00 pm. Anyone over
the age of 18 can be tested regardless of symptoms. No
prescription or doctors note is needed. No appointments
necessary. Individuals being tested will not be able to
exit their vehicle. For additional information, please visit
https://www.leegov.com/covid-19/testing
The Chamber has also created the following survey to
gather some feedback from our members and other local
businesses regarding your plans as well as your needs as
we go through this process. Any feedback you can off er
would be greatly appreciated.
I have included links to the Phase 1 Plan and Guide from
the Governor’s Task Force for your reference.
To start the survey, please click the link below. h t t p : / / s u r v e y. c o n s t a n t c o n t a c t . c o m / s u r v e y /
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Below, you will fi nd other important resources and links
to assist you as we move forward. Your Chamber staff is
always here for you, so please reach out to any of us at any
time. Thank you all for your membership.
Click Here To View Complete Plan For Phase 1https://www.fl gov.com/wp-content/uploads/covid19/
Safe%20Smart%20Step_Templat4.29%20FINAL.pdf
Guidelines To Re-Opening Floridahttps://www.fl gov.com/wp-content/uploads/covid19/
Taskforce%20Report.pdf
Lee County Ordinance Providing Temporary Regulations for Outdoor Seating
https://www.leegov.com/covid-19/Documents/
Lee%20County%20Emergency%20Order%2020-02%20
05012020.pdf
Lee Health
P.O. Box 2218Fort Myers, FL 33902
Lee County Electric Cooperative
4980 Bayline DrNorth Fort Myers, FL 33917
B2 Technology Solutions
1406 SE 46th LaneCape Coral, FL 33904
Gunterberg Charitable
Foundation
1350 Park RoadLancaster PA 17601
CenturyLink
2710 Del Prado Blvd S, Cape Coral
Gulf Coast Village Retirement Community
1333 Santa Barbara Blvd. Cape Coral
The News-Press - Fort Myers Offi ce
2442 Dr. MLK Blvd. Ft. Myers
Fifth Third Bank
2402 Surfside Blvd., Cape Coral2724 Del Prado Blvd, Cape Coral
114 Hancock Bridge Pkwy, Cape Coral1801 NE Pine Island Rd, Cape Coral, FL 1600 Cape Coral Pkwy. E, Cape Coral
BJM Consulting
2020 Application
Application Deadline: August 1, 2020
PROGRAM SCHEDULE
Each session will consist of forums, seminars, and field trips that have been custom designed to explore the many challenges and opportunities facing the community leaders of tomorrow. Although start and end times are all different, please plan your calendars to begin at 8:30 a.m. and completing at 5:00 p.m. Kick off will begin at 1:00 pm on Friday, August 14th and conclude on Saturday, August 15th at 11:00 a.m. Kick-off is an overnight stay for Class Members Only, no spouses or family members please.
Transportation Will Be Provided For The Days In Which We Will Be Traveling To Multiple Locations.
Session One - Kick Off Fri.-Sat., August 14-15
Session Two - Made In Cape Coral Day Thursday, August 20
Session Three - Sheriff’s Day/Mosquito Control Day Thursday, August 27
Session Four - Community Steward Day Thursday, September 3
Session Five - Healthcare Day Thursday, September 10
Session Six - Media Day Thursday, September 17
Session Seven - Public Safety Day Thursday, September 24
Session Eight - City Government Day Thursday, October 1
Session Nine - Tourism Day Thursday, October 8
Session Ten - Real Estate & Construction Day Thursday, October 15
Session Eleven - Education Day Thursday, October 22
Session Twelve - Infrastructure Day Thursday, October 29
Session Thirteen - Arts & Entertainment Day Thursday, November 5
Graduation Friday, November 13
PACKET PICK-UPJUNE 27, 2020
@The Chamber of Commerce of Cape Coral2051 Cape Coral Parkway E
9:00 am - Noon
JULY 2, 2020@ Priority Business Solutions
4814 Vincennes St, CC, FL 339044:00p.m. - 6:30p.m.
POST RACE FOOD, REFRESHMENTS & MUSIC
TROPHIES:OVERALL M&F
MASTERS 40&OVER M&FGRANDMSATERS 50&OVER M&F
SR.GRANDMSATERS 60&OVER M&FOVERALL MILITARY M&F
CUSTOM MEDALS FOR TOP 3 OF ALL AGE GROUPS MALE & FEMALE:
0-11, 12-15, 16-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64,
65-69, 70+
ALL CHECKS MADE PAYABLE TO:CAPE CORAL CHAMBER
MAIL REGISTRATION FORM TO:CAPE CORAL CHAMBER
ATTN: FREEDOM 5K2051 CAPE CORAL PARKWAY EAST
CAPE CORAL, FLORIDA 33904*POSTMARKED BY JUNE 29th
SATURDAY, JULY 4TH, 20206:00 A.M. CHECK-IN; 7:00 A.M. START
KID’S FUN RUN (12 & UNDER) - $10BY JUNE 7TH - $20 ADULT; $15 YOUTH*BY JUNE 21ST - $25 ADULT; $25 YOUTH*BY JULY 3RD - $30 ADULT; $25 YOUTH*
VIRTUAL - $30VETERANS - $20
DAY OF RACE - $40 ADULT/YOUTHT-SHIRTS TO FIRST 800 PARTICIPANTS,
*YOUTH = 17&UNDER BY DAY OF RACE
Release Form (Mandatory)
Incomplete or unsigned entry form cannot be accepted. I know that participating in this running event is a potentially hazardous activity. I agree not to enter and participate unless I am medically able and properly trained. I agree to abide by any decision of an event official relative to my ability to safely complete the event. I am voluntarily assuming all risks associated with participating in this running event including but not limited to falls, contact with other participants, spectators or others, the effects of weather, including heat, cold,
and/or humidity, traffic and rough trail conditions on the course, all risks being known and appreciated by me. Having read this Waiver of Liability and knowing the facts, and in consideration of your acceptance of this application of entry in the Freedom 5k, to be held on July 4, 2020 I, for myself and anyone entitled to act on my behalf, waive and release the Ft. Myers Track Club, the State of Florida, the County of Lee, The City of Cape Coral, The Chamber of Commerce of Cape Coral, all sponsors, volunteers, officers, directors and members of
each said organization, their respective employees and agents, and any other entities and individuals who are in any way connected with this event even though that liability may arise out of negligence or carelessness on part of persons named in this waiver.
BY SUBMITTING THIS APPLICATION, I AGREE TO THE ABOVE WAIVER OF LIABILITY. The FMTC and Chamber of Commerce reserve the right to deny registration to any applicant. Further, I hereby give full permission to any and all of the foregoing to use any photographs, video-tapes, motion pictures, recording and any other record of this event for legitimate purposes.
Should this race be cancelled the entry fee shall be deemed a donation. PLEASE FOR SAFETY REASONS, NO STROLLERS, HEADSETS, DOGS OR ROLLER SKATES.
____________________________________________ __________________SIGNATURE OF PARTICIPANT DATE OF SIGNATURE
FULL NAME: ________________________________________________ MALE OR FEMALE (PLEASE CIRCLE)
AGE ON RACE DAY: ______ DATE OF BIRTH (mm/dd/yyyy): ______________ PHONE NUMBER: ___________________
ADDRESS: ______________________________________ CITY/STATE/ZIP: ______________________________
EMAIL ADDRESS: ___________________________________________________________________________
CIRCLE SHIRT SIZE: (GUARANTEED ONLY BEFORE JUNE 1ST ; FIRST COME AFTER JUNE 15) YS YM YL AS AM AL AXL A2XL A3XL
EMERGENCY CONTACT: _________________________ PHONE: __________________ RELATION: ______________
PAYMENT: CASH ENCLOSED CHECK ENCLOSED (CK#:_______) CREDIT CARD (PLEASE GO ONLINE TO WEBSITE)
DRIVER’S LICENSE # (CHECK ONLY): _______________________________________________________________
BRANCH OF SERVICE: ____________________ YEARS OF SERVICE: _________FOR VETERAN PARTICIPANTS ONLY
7:00 A.M. START
Cape Coral Bridge Closes at 3:00a.m.
For More Information Call 239-549-6900 x111
& Kids Fun Run
2020 In cooperation with guidelines to prevent the spread of COVID-19, this event may be rescheduled and/or moved to an alternative location. If you register for this event, please watch your email for any updates and changes regarding the event. We will offer the opportunity to either donate or receive a refund on your registration due to circumstances related to COVID-19.
New Members CAPT’N CONS LAKE MICHIGAN CREDIT UNION OF
FLORIDA
Deborah Arnold
MARLIN CONSTRUCTION GROUP
Danielle Forrey
Big Storm Brewing Co.
MEMBER SINCE: March 2018
The Boat House of Cape Coral
MEMBER SINCE: April 2010
Cape Coral Historical Society and
Museum
MEMBER SINCE: April 2017
Cape Coral Technical College
MEMBER SINCE: January 1994
Constantino, Nelson & Werline, LLC.
MEMBER SINCE: April 1998
Country View Garden Homes
MEMBER SINCE: April 2014
Danny Yates Landscaping
MEMBER SINCE: April 2016
done by Deroc LLC
MEMBER SINCE: May 2017
First Horizon Bank
Cape Coral Parkway E
MEMBER SINCE: February 2019
First International Title Inc
MEMBER SINCE: April 2017
Fishermen’s Village
MEMBER SINCE: April 2012
Fort Myers Metro - McGregor Kiwanis
MEMBER SINCE: April 2019
Gallagher and Rhodes CPA’S
MEMBER SINCE: May 1995
Innova Real Estate Corporation
MEMBER SINCE: January 2019
Lee County Supervisor of Elections
Offi ce
MEMBER SINCE: April 2014
Maria’s Pizzeria, Inc.
MEMBER SINCE: March 2019
Rotary Club of Cape Coral Sunset Inc.
MEMBER SINCE: May 2010
Rumrunners
MEMBER SINCE: April 2011
Sea Breeze International
Management Corp
MEMBER SINCE: April 2005
Tim Collier-State Farm
MEMBER SINCE: December 1990
UnitedHealthcare
MEMBER SINCE: March 2019
West Coast Collision
MEMBER SINCE: May 2008
ing Co. First Horizon Bank Maria
Renewed Members
HELP US WELCOME OUR NEW MEMBERS AND THANK OUR RENEWED MEMBERS FOR THIER CONTINUED
SUPPORT TO THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY
It’s that time of year again! The Chamber of Commerce of Cape Coral is actively seeking trustee and director applications
for the 2021 Board of Directors.
These volunteer leaders are required to attend monthly board meetings, networking events and serve on committees.
This committee creates the policies, positions and direction for the organization often with advisement of other
committees and task forces. Board members are encouraged to participate in one or more chamber committees so
that they can report committee activities to the Board of Directors monthly.
Board members are also encouraged to attend membership functions and further the communication of chamber
issues. For most, a minimum of 5 to 10 hours per month is normal. However, a few give much more. The board meets
the last Tuesday of every month at 7:30 am We truly appreciate their commitment, as the Chamber would only be able
to accomplish one-half of what it does without volunteers.
The Chamber Nomination Committee is being formed with Zack Zeis as the Chairman. They are taking applications so
that they can create a ballot of qualifi ed members for the Board to vote on in August and September of 2020.
Every eligible member in good standing who applies will be placed on the ballot. However, the Nomination committee
will make recommendations to the board prior to the vote. Recommendations made by the nomination committee are
based on industry, involvement and participation in the Chamber leadership programs.
If you have any questions, please contact the President/CEO, Donna Germain at (239) 549-6900 ext. 107 or donna@
capecoralchamber.com.
The deadline for application submission is July 1, 2020
Become a Board/Trustee Members
Board Application for Board Member and Trustee for 2021 Name: _____________________________ Business Name: ____________________________
Title: ________________________ Business Address: ________________________________
City: _______________ Zip: _________ Phone: _________________ Fax: ________________
E-mail: _______________________________________________________________________
Are your requesting a: Board Seat Trustee Seat
Why are you requesting seat? _____________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
Do you understand the requirements of the Board? Yes No
Please, describe your business or occupation. _________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
Please list your history of community involvement. ____________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
(Need more space please feel free to add another sheet listing you community involvement.)
How do you plan to contribute to the Chamber? _______________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
Signature: ____________________________________________ Date: ___________________
Please return to Donna Germain, President
Chamber of Commerce of Cape Coral, P.O. Box 100747, Cape Coral, Fl. 33910 Phone: (239) 549-6900 ext 107 Fax: (239) 549-9609
e-mail to: [email protected] Deadline 7/1/2020
Host a Networking Event
Now booking for 2020/2021! To reserve your date or for questions regarding each of these opportunties,
contact Membership Director, Lisa Barrella at [email protected] (or) (239) 549-6900 x103
Business Card Exchange
For the early birds, the Business Card
Exchange is designed for those who
cannot get away midday or for those
looking for the extra early morning
networking from 7:30am. You will
fi nd members passionate about
networking the fi rst Tuesday of each
month at the Business Card Exchange
Networking Event.
Networking at Noon
Join your fellow Chamber members
the forth Friday of each month from
12:00pm - 1:00pm for Networking
at Noon. Enjoy the opportunity
to network with other chamber
members and potential customers
during the lunch hour.
Business After Hours
Join your fellow Chamber members
for the Business After Hours
Networking Event from 5:30pm -
7:30pm. Enjoy the opportunity to
network with 100+ members. We
always have networking activities,
great giveaways and sponsorship
opportunities to expose your
business.
We still need your help! COVID-19 is changing healthcare
and how we respond daily. Your donations and support of SWFL
Stronger Together will provide critical resources, equipment and
supplies needed to support our healthcare heroes fi ghting this
pandemic on the frontline.
We know times are tough for everyone, and there is a great
humanitarian need; this collaborative campaign is ensuring the
best healthcare for all citizens in SWFL.
Lee Health and NCH are non-profi t healthcare systems.
Philanthropy is at the crux of our ability to provide state of the art
care and resources.
This campaign is working to funnel critical resources to both
systems. The awareness is vital for not just the donations, which are
funding essential supplies and caring for healthcare workers, but
also for the in-kind support which has shared strength and love
with our frontline heroes.
Did you know?
• The average cost of healthcare workers’ personal
protection equipment, e.g., N95 masks, gown and face shields, is
$100/day.
• During the pandemic, Lee Health is feeding all of its
healthcare workers, on all shifts, at the cost of $17,000/week.
• iPads have become an essential tool to help our nurses
connect patients with their families while we have a no visitor
policy. We are using donated funds to purchase more iPads for
parents of newborns to share the birth with their families, for
COVID patients to see their families, for patients having surgery or
in a car accident to be able to communicate with loved ones. Each
iPad costs $400. So far we have purchased 100.
• We use sterilization robots to zap more germs faster.
We need more in each hospital. Sterilization robots cost $100,000
each.
The human impact of your gift is real.
Your donation ensures that a doctor or nurse isn’t thinking
about food, shopping, or bringing in lunch. iPads have been so
successful that the system asked us to buy as many as we can. Staff
are loving it as it helps with patient morale.
We know there a many needs across the region, and
we know times are tough on everyone. Gifts of time, talent, and
treasure are making us Stronger Together. That’s the message of this
joint campaign. We are #SWFLStrongerTogether.
To make a gift or learn more, please visit SWFLTogether.org.
Thank you for your continued support. We are here for you!
As your health systems, our goal is to help SWFL get back to normal
operations both in wellnesses and in business.
Thank you for all those that have already stepped forward
with a gift or in-kind donation. We are forever grateful.
Stay Well!
Stuff It Program
In the Chamber Stuff It Program, Expose Your Business to New Cape Coral
Residents and Visitors!!!
Season is here and more and more people are inquiring about visiting and relocating to our city.
The Chamber Stuff It Program will put your company information in their hands. Each week, your
marketing materials will be sent to prospective residents and visitors in a Visitor and
Relocation Packet.
For more information, please call Lisa Barrella at 549-6900 ext 103 or e-mail [email protected]
The cost is $150 for 6 months or $300 for the year
POSSIBILITIES!LCEC OFFERS
COMPETITIVE RATESQUALITY SERVICECOMMUNITY INVOLVEMENTRELIABLE POWER
Since 1940, LCEC has been delivering the electricity that makes life easier. A reliable power supply and quality service at a reasonable price opens a world of possibilities. Because we live and work here, we know it is our duty to help make our communities better.
MEMBERS HELP CELEBRATE
NEW MEMBERS
I wish to thank all of our valued
Members who came out to
Welcome and Celebrate our New
Members at their Ribbon Cutting
Ceremonies in the Month of
February!
I hope this fi nd you happy, healthy and safe. If you or someone
you know has any need, please reach out to me: 239-898-4700 or
[email protected] and we will use ALL of our resources
to try and get you the help, assistance or resources you need.
Thank you for being a treasured part of the Chamber family!
February 18, 2020 – PINE ISLAND ROAD DENTAL CARE - Ribbon
Cutting: LENNY CANNOVA – Modern Woodmen Fraternal Financial,
RJ DEMPSEY – Edward Jones, MELISSA DRAKE – Earp Enterprises,
CHRIS JACKSON – Chick -fi l- A, ERIC MARTIN – EZToUse.com, FRED
NELLES – Berkshire Hathaway Florida Realty, MACHELLE SHIRK –
Achieva Credit Union, MICK SHELDRAKE – The Guardian Angels for
Special Populations, CHUCK WARREN – Coral Ridge Funeral Home,
Cemetery and Event Center, ELBERT ZIEGLER. – American Legion
of SW Florida Post 90
February 19, 2020 – PARADISE DELI & GRILL - Ribbon Cutting:
LENNY CANNOVA – Modern Woodmen Fraternal Financia,
MELISSA DRAKE - Earp Enterprises, BILL JACOB – Centurylink,
DENISE PERCHALL – AccessPoint, MICHELLE RICHARD – Almost
Home Real Estate Services, KAREN RAMOS – City of Cape Coral
Economic Development, ANNETTE WARRREN – Priority Business
Solutions, CHUCK WARREN – Coral Ridge Funeral Home, Cemetery
and Event Center
February 26, 2020 – CAN DO MORTGAGES Ribbon Cutting: MARK
ARY - Trust Mortgage, MELISSA DRAKE – Earp Enterprises, BRYCE
GRIMSLEY – Cape Coral Insurance Center, CINDY JAMES – First
Horizon Bank, ERIC MARTIN – EZToUse.com, FRED NELLES
– Berkshire Hathaway Florida Realty, DENISE PERCHALL –
AccessPoint, MICK SHELDRAKE – Guardian Angels for Special
Populations, CHUCK WARREN – Coral Ridge Funeral Home,
Cemetery and Event Center
February 27, 2020 – HOGLUND FAMILY HEARING AND AUDIOLOGY
Ribbon Cutting: EMILY BLINN – Earp Enterprises, LENNY CANNOVA
– Modern Woodmen Fraternal Financial, NATHAN CORKHILL –
Your CBD Store, MELISSA DRAKE – Earp Enterprises, BILL JACOB
– Centurylink, DUSTY SHELTON – IT’s IT, CHUCK WARREN – Coral
Ridge Funeral Home, Cemetery and Event Center
MEMBERS HELP CELEBRATE February 19 2020 – PARADISE DELI & GRIL
Membership Trends
Lisa Barrella
Membership Sales Director
Our Ribbon Cuttings are currently on hold, but we are excited to get back to business! If you are interested in scheduling a Ribbon Cutting, Call Lisa Barrella, Membership Services Director
at (239) 549-6900 x103 (or) [email protected]
CHAMBER GOLF TOURNAMENT
Coral Oaks Golf Course1800 NW 28th Avenue
Cape Coral, Florida 33993
Friday, October 2, 20208:30 am Shotgun Start
$150 per Golfer / $500 per Foursome
Fee Includes 18 holes of golf
Cart Breakfast Polo Shirt
Drinks of the course Chance of prizes at specialty holes & lunch
Schedule of Events7:30 am Check-in & Breakfast
8:30 am Shotgun Start11:30 am Lunch & Awards Ceremony
All checks made payable to: Chamber of Commerce of Cape CoralPlease mail form to
Chamber of Commerce of Cape Coral2051 Cape Coral Parkway, Cape Coral, FL 33904
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POSSIBILITIES!LCEC OFFERS
Since 1940, LCEC has been delivering the electricity that makes life easier. A reliable power supply and quality service at a reasonable price opens a world of possibilities. Because we live and work here, we know it is our duty to help make our communities better.
COMPETITIVE RATES
QUALITY SERVICE
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
RELIABLE POWER
2051 Cape Coral Parkway ECape Coral, FL 33904
(239) 549-6900www.capecoralchamber.com
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