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ACTION REPORT
SAN ANGELO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
PHONE 325.655.4136
FAX 325.658.1110
418 W. AVENUE B
E-MAIL [email protected]
SAN ANGELO, TEXAS 76903
www.sanangelo.org
www.portraitsofsanangelo.com
Volume 40
Number 7
July 2016
WEST TEXAS LEGISLATIVE SUMMIT
August 3-4, 2016
San Angelo
Topic: Meeting the Challenges of Education and Workforce in Texas
Each year, U.S. Congressman Mike Conaway, Texas State Senator Charles Perry and Texas State
Representative Drew Darby join the San Angelo Chamber of Commerce in hosting the West Texas
Legislative Summit, bringing together elected representatives, industry experts and businesspeople from across
West Texas to discuss areas of common interest and concern. The forum gives urban and rural communities an
opportunity to hear from legislators and experts on a topic deemed to be of critical importance to our area.
See Insert in this Newsletter for Registration Information
Scenes from the 2015 West Texas Legislative Summit
MANY THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS:
WTRCA
West Texas Rural
Counties Association
A Look Inside...
From the Chairman ........................................................................... 2
June Luncheon ................................................................................. 3
Economic Development Division Update .......................................... 4
CVB Update ...................................................................................... 5
July Chamber Calendar of Activities & Meetings .............................. 6
July Training ...................................................................................... 6
Welcome New Chamber Members ................................................... 6
Scholarships Awarded ...................................................................... 6
Member News ................................................................................... 7
July Business @ Happy Hour ........................................................... 7
Ribbon Cuttings ............................................................................. 7-8
Business Brown Bag .................................................................. Insert
West Texas Legislative Summit Registration Form ................... Insert
MicroBusiness Luncheon ........................................................... Insert
ACTION REPORT
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SAN ANGELO
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Jamie Akin ............... Chairman of the Board
Chuck Shore ....................... Chairman-Elect
C.J. Muniz .................................... Treasurer
Jeff DeLoach ........ Immediate Past Chairman
Sheila Alley
Mikala Brownfield
Mark Clark
Rick DeHoyos
Quinda Feil-Duncan
Tod Herring
Stephen McLaughlin
Stan Meador
Alvin New
Louis Perez
Sheryl Pfluger
Jessica Pirkle
Tim Raley
John Austin Stokes
Gayla Thornton
Scott Turner
Tony Villarreal
EX-OFFICIO DIRECTORS
Dr. Carl Dethloff. ................................. SAISD
Gary Cox ................... San Angelo Industries
Drew Darby ................. State Representative
Ed Kading ...................... Leadership Alumni
Association
Steve Floyd ........... Tom Green County Judge
Col. Michael Downs ............. Goodfellow AFB
17th Training Wing
Dr. Brian May…….....Angelo State University
Mayor Dwain Morrison…..City of San Angelo
Lee Pfluger…….……...North San Angelo TIRZ
Jamie Rainey ............ ………. Howard College
Bernay Sheffield……..San Angelo Restaurant
Association
Tim Vasquez………...San Angelo Police Dept.
Del Velasquez .... Downtown San Angelo, Inc.
STAFF
Peggy Arnold....................... Acting President
Pamela Miller ................................... VP CVB
Michael Looney…...VP Marketing & Recruitment
Suzanna Aguirre….….....CVB Sales Manager
Lana Arrott..CVB Adm. Asst./Communications
Linda Burdell........... Visitor Center Coordinator
Jenni Campbell ....... CVB Sales & Servicing Dir.
Heather Givens ......Economic Dev. Specialist
Beverly Hanks ........ Financial Administrator
Kathy Keaton ...............Membership Director
Laura Lewis…….……..Membership Assistant
Traci Eichin .... Communications Coordinator
Teri Turner……….……..………....Receptionist
San Angelo Chamber of Commerce
418 W. Avenue B ▪ San Angelo, TX 76903
Phone: 325.655.4136
E-Mail: [email protected]
www.sanangelo.org
Action Report (PSPS 352-530) is published
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JULY 2016
It’s hard to believe that it’s already July and we’re
heading into the second half of our program year.
Traditionally we take a little break from our normal
monthly luncheon and some of our committee meetings
as our members enjoy summer vacations. This also
allows our staff to have a few weeks to regroup after
several very large events and begin looking ahead to
plan for those to come.
Jamie Akin
We enjoyed a very successful 10th annual Showdown
Chairman of the Board
in San Angelo Drag Boat Races that took place at Lake
Nasworthy June 24-26. The race committee, led by Board
members, the entire Chamber staff, our wonderful sponsors, hundreds of volunteers,
local media, and the race crews and race fans made for an extremely successful event
that created a major economic impact and promoted San Angelo and Lake Nasworthy.
The June 14th monthly luncheon featured the 33rd graduating class of Leadership
San Angelo, highlighted by a call to action for leadership opportunities by 51st Judicial
District Court Judge Barbara Walther. I want to congratulate the Leadership graduates
and encourage them to act on the opportunities to become involved within this great
place we call home.
In this newsletter you’ll find information on the annual West Texas Legislative Summit
which will be held on August 4th (with an evening reception/dinner with our legislators
on August 3rd). This year’s topic will focus on education as we explore education funding,
House Bill 5, the education/workforce connection, and dual credit programs, among
many other timely topics. U.S. Congressman Mike Conaway, Senator Charles Perry and
State Representative Drew Darby will partner with the Chamber and assist us by inviting
a large number of our elected representatives to participate in the program. We still
have a few sponsorship openings available, so contact Peggy Arnold to learn how your
business can be a part of this very important local and regional event. The schedule and
detailed information will be posted on the Chamber website within the next few days.
I hope you will get involved, as your Chamber has many opportunities to do so. Here
are some upcoming events:
 The Chamber will have no monthly luncheon in July as our members are enjoying
summer vacations.
 On July 14th, the Diversity Committee will host a “MicroBusiness Resource
Luncheon” from 11:30 to 1:00 at the Business Resource Center, 69 N. Chadbourne.
Come enjoy a complimentary lunch and learn about the resources available for your
business (see insert in this newsletter).
 The July 19th Business Brown Bag luncheon topic will be “Form I-9 Compliance: Let’s
Review the Basics,” and will be held in the Visitor Center River View Room. There is
no charge to attend, but you must make a reservation by calling 655-4136 to hold
your seat.
 The July 26th Business @ Happy Hour will be hosted by Fort Concho National Historic
Landmark, and will be held at E. Avenue C at Burgess Blvd (look for event signs to
help you find the exact location). The jackpot drawing will be $450 (if not won at the
June event), but remember someone from your organization must be present to
claim the prize! No RSVP is needed, so bring plenty of business cards to network and
promote your business!
Your Executive Committee will focus on Board of Director nominations, preparations
for the 2017 budget, and continue the search process for a new President/CEO during
the month of July. Your involvement and support of our Chamber has been incredible as
we continue to do great things in the Concho Valley.
Sincerely,
JULY 2016
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ACTION REPORT
JUDGE BARBARA WALTHER CHALLENGES LEADERSHIP SAN ANGELO
GRADUATES TO SEEK OUT LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Over 200 Attend to Hear Keynote Address at June Luncheon
The 33rd Graduating Class
of Leadership San Angelo.
More than 200 Chamber members attended the June membership luncheon to hear
the keynote address presented by 51st Judicial District Court Judge Barbara
Walther. During the program, the 33rd graduating class of Leadership San Angelo
was recognized for the completion of their program, and Judge Walther challenged
each of them to seek out leadership roles and to serve our community.
Judge Barbara Walther was the keynote speaker.
Annual Award Presentations by the Leadership
San Angelo Alumni Association
Accepting
Applications for
Leadership
San Angelo
We are accepting applications
for the 34th class of Leadership
San Angelo to begin in October.
The Bob Diebitsch
Outstanding Alumnus Civic
Leader of the Year Award
was presented to
Lindsey Elliott.
The Alumni Association’s
Member of the Year Award
was presented to
Sandra Pomroy.
The Alumni Association’s
Business of the Year was
presented to Nexstar
Broadcasting, accepted
by Terry Hucks.
If you are interested in
participating, please visit
the Chamber’s website at
www.sanangelo.org
or email Peggy at
[email protected] to
request an application.
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ACTION REPORT
From the Economic Development Division
JULY 2016
JULY 2016
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ACTION REPORT
From the Convention & Visitors Bureau
JULY CONVENTIONS, MEETINGS & MAJOR EVENTS
ANTICIPATED OUT OF
TOWN ATTENDANCE
DATE
EVENT
6/28-7/2
Sword of the Spirit Ministries
Spring Meeting .................................. 75
3
Pops Concert .................................... 300
American Meat Science Conference Quote
15-17
Wake the Desert Wakeboarding
Tournament ...................................... 250
“They came in droves last night, hundreds eating, drinking, playing vintage baseball, wandering, visiting, and, if we had let them, maybe staying
all night. Food was great--once the sun went down the weather [was]
tolerable, bordering on pleasant. The last moved out by 10:00 p.m.”
Bob Bluthardt, Site Manager
Fort Concho National Historic Landmark
21-23
West Texas Press Association
Summer Convention ........................ 100
22-24
Hanks Reunion ................................... 40
June was an awesome month for tourism in San Angelo! The total
economic impact for an incredibly busy 2-week period is $6,031,000!
That is based on our estimated out-of-town attendance of just under
10,000 visitors in 2 weeks!
Police Games
The Texas Police Games in San Angelo
were a huge success. Thanks to the many
volunteers who helped make it all
happen!
THE TULE PRINCESS
THE TULE PRINCESS STEAMBOAT COMPANY HAS MOVED
TO THE INLET OF SPRING CREEK AT SPRING CREEK PARK
ADJACENT TO THE NEW BOAT RAMP.
Winners of the 5K
race on June 14th.
2016/2017 VISITOR GUIDE
We are once again working with the San Angelo
Standard-Times on production of the 2016/2017
Visitor’s Guide. This award winning publication is
distributed at the San Angelo Visitor Center as
well as area hotels and select locations throughout
the city. It is also inserted in all welcome bags for
conventions, reunions and meetings and is our
major fulfillment piece for those relocating to the
San Angelo area. This is the only visitor’s guide
published by the San Angelo Convention &
Visitors Bureau. In 2015, appr oximately 10,000
visitors were welcomed in our visitor’s center.
There were another 25 conventions welcoming
3,000 people, 15,000 festival attendees, and another 14 major sports events. We hope you agree that
the Visitor Guide is an excellent method of promoting your business to visitors. Sales will begin
on June 27th and the new guide will be published
on September 23rd. Cindy Alves or Lori Summerlin will be contacting you regarding your interest.
You can also call directly to book your advertising
with Pam Hammer at the Standard-Times,
659-8257. We look forward to your participation!
JULY COMMUNITY CALENDAR
FOR DETAILS, VISIT WWW.VISITSANANGELO.ORG
7, 14, 21, 28 ............... Art Thursday at SAMFA
1-30 ............................ American Plains Artists Show
2 ................................. 1st Saturday at the Chicken Farm Art Center
3 ................................. San Angelo Pops Concert & Fireworks
4 ................................. Fireworks at Lake Nasworthy
4 ................................. Poker Run on Lake Nasworthy
9 ................................. Silver Spur Gun & Blade Show
14 ............................... Chicken Farm Art Center Concert in the Yard
15-17 .......................... Wake the Desert Wakeboard Competition
21 ............................... The Downtown Stroll
30 ............................... Hobo Day at the Depot
30 ............................... Goodfellow Triathlon
31 ............................... 11th Annual Music in the Park
Tues, Thurs and Sat…Concho Valley Farmers Market
OF
JULY 2016
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LEADERSHIP SAN ANGELO ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
AWARDS FOUR $1,000 SCHOLARSHIPS
JULY CALENDAR
CHAMBER ACTIVITIES
Monday, July 4
Chamber Office Closed in
Observance of Independence Day
Visitor Center Open
Hours: 9 a.m.- 3 p.m.
The Leadership San Angelo Alumni Association recently awarded $1,000 scholarships to Shelby Hohensee of Miles High School, Adam Multer and Allie Ueckert of
Ballinger High School and Darby Ramsdell of Sonora High School. Congratulations
to these students!
JULY TRAINING
Thursday, July 7 @ 8:00 am
Board of Directors Meeting
Thursday, July 14 @ 11:30 am-1:00 pm
MicroBusiness Luncheon
Business Resource Center
Monday, July 18 @ Noon
Concho Cadre Board Meeting
Tuesday, July 19 @ Noon
Business Brown Bag @ Visitor Center
Wednesday, July 20 @ 3:30 pm
Economic Development Council @ BRC
Tuesday, July 26 @ 5:00-6:30 pm
Business @ Happy Hour
Wednesday, July 27 @ 4:30 pm
Finance Committee
THE SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTER IS LOCATED IN THE
BUSINESS RESOURCE CENTER AT 69 N. CHADBOURNE.
ALL CLASSES WILL BE HELD AT THIS LOCATION UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED.
TO REGISTER, CALL 942-2098 OR EMAIL [email protected].
JULY 11
QUICKBOOKS: INTRO TO THE BASICS (3-PART SERIES)($150) ........................... 5:30-7:30 PM
JULY 12
USING LINKEDIN TO CONNECT ......................................................................... 6:00-8:30 PM
JULY 14
READY...SET...GO...ESSENTIALS TO BUSINESS STARTUP .................................. 6:00-8:30 PM
JULY 19
BUSINESS BROWN BAG SERIES: “FORM I-9 COMPLIANCE:
LET’S REVIEW THE BASICS (VISITOR CENTER RIVER VIEW ROOM) .................. 12:00-1:00 PM
JULY 21
HOW TO WRITE YOUR BUSINESS PLAN, PART I: FOCUS ON THE NARRATIVE ...... 3:00-5:30 PM
JULY 28
HOW TO WRITE YOUR BUSINESS PLAN, PT II: FOCUS ON FINANCIALS ............... 3:00-5:30 PM
WELCOME TO OUR NEWEST CENTENNIAL CLUB MEMBERS
BACK BEAT MUSIC COMPANY
VENUE AND PARTIES, CONCERT VENUE, MUSIC STORE
ALEXANDRA CUMMINGHAM
102 N. CHADBOURNE - 76903
(325) 703-7850
WWW.BACKBEATMUSICCOMPANY.COM
GLADIATOR DEFENSE GROUP, LLC
FIREARMS TRAINING, LICENSE TO CARRY, SURVIVAL
CARL & TANIS MCCOY
12398 US HWY 87 N - 76934
(325) 450-6832
WWW.GLADIATORDEFENSEGROUP.COM
CHANDLER'S BAR & GRILLE
RESTAURANTS
421 S. CHADBOURNE - 76903
(325) 703-6492
WWW.CHANDLERSFINEDINING.COM
MCMILLAN AND QUINN, INC.
LAND SURVEYING
WESLEY QUINN
133 W. CONCHO AVE. STE 304 BLDG 301 - 76903
(325) 456-4885
WWW.MQITX.COM
EAGLE SAFETY MANAGEMENT
TRAINING - SAFETY & HR
JEREMY BLACK PHR
3330 W. LOOP 306 - 76904
(325) 227-4935
WWW.EAGLESAFETYMANAGEMENT.COM
THE FINANCIAL SERVICES CENTER
FINANCIAL PLANNER
SCOTT FANATICO
3433 SOUTH JOHNSON - 76904
(325) 942-9932
FLUSH ENERGY SERVICES
OIL & GAS SERVICES
COLBY KEY
215 S. IRVING ST. - 76903
(325) 482-9000
WWW.FLUSHENERGY.COM
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
CHURCHES
REV. ALLAN ECKERT/BOBBIE HAIRE
3536 LUTHERAN WAY - 76904
(325) 944-8660
WWW.TLCSANANGELO.COM
WAL-MART NEIGHBORHOOD MARKET
GROCERY (NEIGHBORHOOD MARKET)
ELLEN GODWIN
5154 KNICKERBOCKER RD. - 76904
(325) 276-6621
YOURS TRULY ENGRAVING & AWARDS
AWARDS/TROPHIES/GIFTS/ENGRAVING
MICHAEL BROWN
2438 SHERWOOD WAY - 76901
(325) 944-9939
JULY 2016
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B U S IN E S S
Brown Bag
San Angelo, TX
Lunch Series
BUSINESS BROWN BAG LUNCH SERIES
“FORM I-9 COMPLIANCE: LET’S REVIEW THE BASICS”
LEARN THE IMPORTANT ROLE OF THE EMPLOYER IN THE EMPLOYMENT ELIGIBILITY
VERIFICATION PROCESS TO AVOID POTENTIAL VIOLATIONS OF IMMIGRATION LAW THAT CAN EXPOSE
EMPLOYERS TO POSSIBLE CIVIL AND CRIMINAL PENALTIES
E AT. L E A R N. N E T W O R K .
Don’t miss this FREE monthly noontime
“bring your own brown bag” business
focused speaker series. Box lunches are
available upon request when registering.
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SPEAKER:
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Special Agent
with Homeland Security
Investigations (HSI)
July 19th, 2016
12 noon - 1 p.m. Doors open 11:45 a.m.
(Third Tuesday of Each Month)
Visitor Center Riverview Room, 418 W. Avenue B., San Angelo, TX 76903
RSVP: 325.655.4136 (optional box lunch available for a nominal fee)
BUSINESS BROWN BAG LUNCH SERIES BROUGHT TO YOU BY
ASU Small Business Development Center (ASU-SBDC)
San Angelo Chamber of Commerce
The Business Factory
E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.angelo.edu/bbb
Seating is limited! RSVP today!
325.655.4136
WEST TEXAS LEGISLATIVE SUMMIT
August 3-4, 2016
“Meeting the Challenges of Education and Workforce in Texas”
Each year, U.S. Congressman Mike Conaway, Texas State Senator Charles Perry and Texas State
Representative Drew Darby join the San Angelo Chamber of Commerce in hosting the West Texas
Legislative Summit, bringing together elected representatives, industry experts and businesspeople from
across West Texas to discuss areas of common interest and concern. The forum gives urban and rural
communities an opportunity to hear from legislators and experts on a topic deemed to be of critical
importance to our area.
August 3rd
August 4th
Reception & Dinner with Elected Officials
6:30-8:30 pm, Christoval Vineyard & Winery
Legislative Summit, 8:00 am-4:00 pm
CJ Davidson Conference Center on the
campus of Angelo State University
Major Discussion Topics:
House Bill 5 Dual Credit Programs Funding for Education
Workforce Ready Communities State & Federal Legislative Panel
Speakers:
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U.S. Congressman Mike Conaway
State Senator Charles Perry
State Representative Drew Darby
Mike Morath - Commissioner, Texas Education Agency
Dr. Raymund Paredes - Commissioner, Texas Higher
Education Coordinating Board
Dr. Kinsey Hansen - Chair, Business Professions,
Odessa College
State Representative Jimmy Don Aycock
Tom Green County Judge Steve Floyd - Workforce
Ready Community
Kim Alexander—Superintendent, Roscoe ISD
Dr. Cheryl Sparks—President, Howard College
U.S. Representative Elect Jodey Arrington
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Senator Jose Menendez
Robert Duncan - Chancellor, Texas Tech University
System
State Representative Trent Ashby
Jeff Bright—Asst. Superintendent, SAISD
State Representative Donna Howard
Dr. Wayne Pierce—Executive Director, Equity Center
Duff Hallman—Chairman, Christoval School Board
State Representative Ken King
Dr. Brian May—President Angelo State University
State Representative John Zerwas
Senator Kel Seliger
Dr. John Miazga—Dean and Professor, College of
Education, Angelo State University
Additional State Legislators Confirmed to Attend (as of 6/20/16)
State Representative Drew Springer
State Representative Stan Lambert
State Representative James Frank
State Representative John Frullo
A Program of the San Angelo Chamber of Commerce
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Reception & Dinner with Elected Officials $65 (includes meal & open bar)
Wednesday, August 3rd
6:30pm – 8:30pm - Christoval Vineyards & Winery
($75 after early-bird deadline ends July 22nd)
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Legislative Summit $125 (includes breakfast & lunch)
Thursday, August 4th
8:00 am - 4:00 pm - CJ Davidson Conference Center on the campus of Angelo State
University
($135 after early-bird deadline ends July 22nd)
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Mail to: San Angelo Chamber of Commerce ­ 418 W. Avenue B ­ San Angelo, TX 76903
Email: [email protected] Fax to: 325-658-1110 Phone: 325-655-4136
Online reservation: www.sanangelo.org
Micro-Business Resource Luncheon
When:
Thursday, July 14th
11:30 am – 1:00 pm
Where:
Business Resource Center
69 N. Chadbourne
Hosted by:
Diversity Committee
San Angelo Chamber of Commerce
Come and enjoy a complimentary lunch and learn about the resources
available to you and your business:
 Workforce
and Human Resources Assistance
 Business Planning Assistance
 Marketing & Networking Ideas
 Incentives & Financing Options for Local Businesses
No Charge to Attend!
This is a free luncheon meeting, but your RSVP is needed. Call Peggy
Arnold at 655-4136 or email [email protected].