ACTION REPORT - San Angelo Chamber of Commerce

ACTION REPORT
www.portraitsofsanangelo.com
Volume 38
SAN ANGELO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
PHONE 325.655.4136
418 W. AVENUE B
FAX 325.658.1110
SAN ANGELO, TEXAS 76903
E-MAIL [email protected]
INTERNET : www.sanangelo.org
Number 4
April 2014
Annual Economic Development Awards Luncheon
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Details
Tuesday, April 8, 2014 11:30 a.m.
Bentwood Country Club
Deadline to Register
Friday, April 4, 2014
Cost
$15 per person
To Make Your Reservation
Call the Chamber at 655-4136, ext 235
or visit www.sanangelo.org to register online
From the Chairman ...............................................................2
Cornerstone Annual Investors Meeting .................................3
Welcome New Chamber Members .......................................3
April Business @ Happy Hour ..............................................3
Members and Muffins ...........................................................3
LSAAA Seeking Nominations................................................3
Business Barometer..............................................................4
Showdown in San Angelo Rescheduled ...............................5
CVB Update ..........................................................................5
Spotlight on Services: Networking .......................................6
Thank Our Troops .................................................................6
Portraits of San Angelo Magazine ........................................ 7
SBDC Training ..................................................................... 7
Chamber Calendar ............................................................... 7
West Texas Legislative Summit & Energy Trade Show ....... 7
Ribbon Cuttings.................................................................... 8
Partners in Progress - Event Highlights......................... Insert
Goodfellow Appreciation Day ........................................ Insert
Business Brown Bag ..................................................... Insert
Doing Business in the Oilfield........................................ Insert
Around the World in 60 Minutes .................................... Insert
Republic Services ......................................................... Insert
Hanby Realty................................................................. Insert
San Angelo
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Rick Mantooth .......... Chairman of the Board
Jeff DeLoach ........................ Chairman-Elect
Chuck Shore.................................. Treasurer
Mark Thieman ..... Immediate Past Chairman
Binnie Dierschke
Justin Jonas
Greg Simons
Candice Brewer
Jamie Akin
Blake Burchard
John Fuentes
Debbie Mackey
Brian Thomma
Eric Becker
Rick DeHoyos
Quinda Feil-duncan
Elizabeth Grindstaff
Jessica Lambert
Alvin New
Ex-Officio Directors
Don Butts .................. San Angelo Industries
Dr. Carol Ann Bonds. .... Superintendent SAISD
Steve Floyd ........... Tom Green County Judge
Jamie Rainey .... Exec. Dean, Howard College
Col. Kimberlee Joos ............. Goodfellow AFB
17th Training Wing
Drew Darby .................. State Representative
Dr. Brian May……..Angelo State University
Mayor Dwain Morrison..City of San Angelo
Del Velasquez .... Downtown San Angelo, Inc.
Bernay Sheffield….San Angelo Restaurant
Association
Greg Stephens ................ Leadership Alumni
Association
Tim Vasquez…….....San Angelo Police Dept.
Lee Pfluger………...North San Angelo TIRZ
Staff
Phil Neighbors ............................... President
Sandra Pomroy ...................... VP Operations
Brigett Mikulik ...............Events Coordinator
Peggy Arnold…….Membership Coordinator
Teri Turner……………………....Receptionist
Kathy Keaton ............... Membership Director
Beverly Hanks ......... Financial Administrator
Pamela Miller....................................VP CVB
Jenni Campbell ....... CVB Sales & Servicing Dir.
Lucie Hofheins .......... Visitor Center Coordinator
Suzanna Aguirre…….....CVB Sales Manager
Matthew Elizondo…………...Student Intern
San Angelo Chamber of Commerce
418 W. Avenue B
San Angelo, TX 76903
Phone: 325.655.4136
Fax: 325.658.1110
E-Mail: [email protected]
As the community continues to pray for rain, let’s hope
that April showers bring runoff for our lakes and moisture for our
farms, ranches and yards along with the May flowers.
Commander Kimberlee Joos provided the program for
our March luncheon and once again, we all gained greater knowledge and appreciation for our leaders and students at Goodfellow Air Force Base. Col. Joos provided a great balance of history,
the present and the future in talking about the region’s largest
employer. Many thanks to our partners, Work Services CorporaRick Mantooth
tion, Texas Disposal Systems, Mitchell Automotive Group who
Chairman of the Board
sponsored the luncheon as well as the Cactus Hotel, which not
only sponsored but also served as our great location. Congratulations also to Marine Corps Staff Sgt. DeWayne Meats, Jr. who received the Chamber’s 2014
Order of Merit Award for outstanding community service, which was presented by former
Goodfellow Commander and Military Affairs Committee member Charlie Powell (Col. Ret.).
Concho’s Downtown was the site of our Business @ Happy Hour in March as they cohosted the event with the San Angelo Bandits. The location, the Bandits and the cash drawing
all proved to be draws and entertainment for the members who came and networked for business.
Also in March, the Chamber’s Plan of Action continued to move forward on many
issues. Preparations advanced for our 2014 West Texas Legislative Summit scheduled Aug. 5-7
at ASU where the agenda will focus on energy. Banking was the topic for our March Business
Brown Bag luncheon. The Cornerstone Annual Investors meeting became a reception this year,
the highlight being remarks from Scott Bethel (Gen. Ret.) regarding the community’s efforts to
support Goodfellow through budget cuts and a possible BRAC round. The Chamber worked
heavily with the team implementing the Air Force Community Partnership Initiative that is designed to produce win/win partnerships for San Angelo and Goodfellow. Also, U.S. Senator Ted
Cruz’ office asked the Chamber to arrange and host the Senator’s visit to Goodfellow Air Force
Base, and as always the Base leadership did an outstanding job in demonstrating the important
firefighting and intelligence training during the Senator’s visit. We are active on many other
fronts, so let us know how we can help you.
Don’t forget to consider sponsoring or volunteering for this year’s Goodfellow Appreciation Day and Picnic (May 17th). And those of you who were gearing up to sponsor or volunteer for the Showdown in San Angelo drag boat races in June, please consider doing the same
on the new dates of Sept. 12-14 at what we hope will be a much fuller Lake Nasworthy.
Here are some more opportunities for you during the coming weeks:
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Presuming space is still available, you may want to sign up for “Doing Business in the Oilfield” sponsored by the ASU SBDC and all local economic development allies. Scheduled from
1:30 to 5 p.m. on Tuesday, April 8, you may call 942-2098 to check on availability.
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Don’t miss our April 8 Economic Development Awards luncheon from 11:30 to 1 at Bentwood Country Club. We’ll hear remarks from Lorie Vincent, Executive Director of the High
Ground of Texas, while recognizing the growth of some of our local employers. Thanks to our
sponsors AEP Texas, Beehive Homes, and Patriot Automation. Please call 655-4136 to make
your $15 reservation, email [email protected], or register online at www.sanangelo.org.
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Join us for the April 29 Business @ Happy Hour hosted by Christoval Vineyards at their
beautiful location down the road in Christoval. Join us from 5 to 6:30 p.m. for excellent networking and possibly $350 from the cash drawing.
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Action Report (PSPS 352-530) is published
monthly by the San Angelo Chamber of
Commerce, 418 W. Avenue B, 76903.
Our Business Brown Bag Business Luncheon on April 15 at the Visitor Center, co-hosted by
the Business Factory and ASU SBDC, will focus on advertising tips from JoAnna Alexander of the
Alexander Resource Group. This event is free, but please RSVP to 655-4136 to reserve your
space and order a box lunch if interested.
Subscriptions are $20.00 per year. Second
Class Postage paid at San Angelo, TX 76902.
As always, thank you for your support of the Chamber and this dynamic community. I’ll see you
soon!
www.sanangelo.org
POSTMASTER send address changes to
Action Report, 418 W. Avenue B, San
Angelo, TX 76903.
Onward as partners,
Rick Mantooth
Chairman of the Board
The Chamber Welcomes
Its Newest Members
Liberty Concrete & Construction
CONCRETE READY MIX
Howdy Johnston
P.O. Box 314 - 76935
(325) 650-3716
www.libertyconcreteandconsturction.com
Papa Murphy's Take "N" Bake Pizza
RESTAURANTS
Patrick Meadows
2825 Sherwood Way, Ste 700 - 76901
(325) 617-7957
www.papamurphys.com
- GOLD MEMBER PAR Construction
CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
Robert Rendon
7907 Sentinel Circle - 76904
(325) 227-8418
www.parconstruction.net
Springleaf Financial
LOAN COMPANY
Gilbert Villarreal
3224 Sherwood Way - 76901
(325) 224-3283
www.springleaf.com
The next Members & Muffins new member meet &
greet will be held on Wednesday, April 16th from 9 to
10 a.m. in the Visitor Center Riverview Room. If you
have joined the Chamber since September of 2013, or
are a longer-term member and would like an update on benefits, please join
us. This is a great opportunity to network with fellow new members, so
bring plenty of business cards or brochures for sharing. Additionally, the
Chamber membership staff would like to meet you and learn more about
you and your business so that we can give you quality referrals. For more
information or to RSVP, please call Peggy at the Chamber at 655-4136.
April Business @ Happy Hour
Hosted by:
Tuesday, April 29
5:00 to 6:30 p.m.
Stock up on business cards and
network with your fellow
Chamber Members.
Jackpot Drawing: $350
Remember, all Chamber members have been entered in the drawing for the cash
prize, but you MUST be present to win!
Leadership San Angelo Alumni Association Seeking Nominations
At the Leadership San Angelo Alumni Association Annual Meeting on June 5th, the Association will name the
“Bob Diebitsch Alumnus Civic Leader of the Year.” The organization is now accepting nominations for the award.
Eligibility: The recipient of this award must be a graduate of Leadership San Angelo, but is not necessarily a member of
the Leadership San Angelo Alumni Association or LSAAA Board. An individual can be nominated by anyone in the community as well as LSA alumni members. The award recipient is selected by the LSAAA Board and recognized at the LSA Alumni
Association’s Annual Meeting in June.
Criteria: This LSA graduate embodies the Leadership San Angelo program’s goals and objectives. Through hard work, dedication and personal/professional acumen, this individual has developed into a strong leader for San Angelo. He/she has strong community knowledge
and proven leadership skills. The recipient accepts leadership roles professionally and/or personally that are a benefit to San Angelo and
its populace, dedicating time and effort to services or organizations through the community.
Nominations may be made online at
www.sanangelo.org/chamber/lsa/nomination.php
or emailed to Sandra Pomroy at [email protected].
Texas Wins Site Selection Magazine’s 2013 Governor’s Cup
April 2014
Community Calendar
See the Community Calendar at
www.sanangelo.org for detailed information
1......................SA Genealogical/Historical Society speaker,
Duane Hamblin
2, 9, 16, 23....Fort Concho Speaker Series
3 - 6...............Just Between Friends Sale
3.....................Hands of Strength Art Auction, Cactus Hotel
4, 5 & 18,19..Angelo State University Sports - Baseball
4, 5, 12..........Angelo State University Sports - Softball
5.....................Dog’s Day at the State Park
5.....................1st Saturday at Chicken Farm Art Center
6.................... Biking with a Ranger, State Park
11.................. 20th Annual National Ceramics Competition
11 - 14...........Ceramics Weekend
11 – 12...........Concho Valley Bluegrass Festival
13...................San Angelo Chamber Music Series
13...................9th Annual Picnic in the Park
17...................Downtown Art Walk
19...................Cactus Market Days
22...................Civil War Lecture Series, Fort Concho
24-25.............Fork & Cork Wine and Food Festival
26...................Fort Concho Frontier Day
26...................Wooly Bully Mutton Bustin’ Series
26...................Sunset Mall’s 7th Annual Motor Show
26...................San Angelo Symphony- 50’s Dance Party
27...................Play It Again Concert
27...................Greater SA Crafts Guild Open House
April Conventions, Meetings, & Major Events
Date
10-14
11-12
21-25
24-25
26
Event
Anticipated Out of
Town Attendance
Annual Ceramics Weekend
450
Concho Valley Bluegrass Festival
100
West Texas County Judges & Commissioners 500
Fork and Cork Wine & Food Festival
30
Frontier Day
30
An Evening with the Gatlins
Celebration Fundraiser for West Texas Counseling & Guidance
Music & Keynote speeches by Rudy & Steve Gatlin
May 27, 2014  6:30 p.m.  McNease Convention Center 
Tickets $50 each or table of 8 $350
Mental Health Humanitarian of the Year Award will be presented and a farewell to Lynn Rutland, Executive Director
of MHMR Services for the Concho Valley.
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ASU is proud to announce April as #IChoseAngeloState month.
All month long ASU is sharing stories of amazing Rams and
Rambelles and why they chose Blue & Gold. Are you ASU
alumni? Share your story on Twitter and Facebook with hashtag
#IChoseAngeloState. For more information visit http://
myfuture.angelo.edu/i-chose-asu/. Go Rams!
Spotlight on Services
Everything!
Wednesday, April 2 @ noon
Leadership San Angelo Alumni Association Meeting
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Thursday, April 3 @ 8:00 a.m.
Board of Directors Meeting
Thursday, April 3 @ 5:30-7:00 p.m.
Young Professionals of San Angelo
“Around the World in 60 Minutes”
See insert for details
Tuesday, April 8 @ 11:30 a.m.
Chamber Luncheon
See page 1 for details
Tuesday, April 8, 1:30—5:00 p.m.
“Doing Business in the Oilfield”
See insert for details
Thursday, April 10
Leadership San Angelo Full Day Session.
“Chamber of Commerce”
Monday, April 21 @ noon
Concho Cadre Board Meeting
Tuesday, April 15 @ noon
Business Brown Bag
See Insert for Details
Wednesday, April 16 @ 9:00 a.m.
Members & Muffins
See page 3 for more information
Wednesday, April 16
Economic Development Council @ 3:00 p.m.
Business Resource Center
Monday, April 21 @ 4:30
YPSA Board Meeting
Tuesday, April 22 @ 3:30 p.m.
CVB Advisory Board
Tuesday, April 29 @ 5:00 p.m.
Business @ Happy Hour
See page 3 for details
Wednesday, April 30 @ 4:30 p.m.
Finance Committee Meeting
Join the over 700 chamber
members who are now
connected to the Chamber’s
Smartphone App:
SanAngeloChamber2Go
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].
Apr 8
Doing Business in the Oilfield: Where Does Your
Small Business Fit? 1:30-5:00 Asu LeGrand Alumni
Center $15
Apr 15 Business Brown Bag (See Insert for Details)
Apr 15 Human Resources Update 6-8:30 pm $15
Apr 22 So You Want to Start a Trucking Company?
6-8:30 pm $15
Apr 25 & May 22 Profit Mastery 2-Day Series 8:30-5:00
$355.00 Grant opportunities available
Apr 28 How to Do Business with the Government 9:30-Noon $15
Ribbon Cuttings/Ground Breakings
Koru Juice  7 East Avenue K 325-340-1494
ASU Management, Instruction & Research Center  7945 Grape Creek Rd.
West Texas Windshields  1705 N. Chadbourne  325-659-0000
The Pin Room New Location  528 Orient Street 325-320-8258
Warman’s Performance & Custom Exhaust  1122 N. Chadbourne 
325-655-0700
Liberty Concrete & Construction  4598 Ford Street, Christoval
325-650-3716
Partners in Progress
Spring Is Here! It’s A Great Time To Get Involved!
The March Chamber Luncheon boasted another sold out crowd as members gathered at the Cactus Hotel to hear the annual
Goodfellow Air Force Base Update from Commander Kimberlee Joos. SSgt DeWayne Meats, Jr. (U.S. Marine Corps) was honored with the “Order of Merit” Award, which was presented by former Goodfellow Commander Charlie Powell.
The annual Cornerstone Investors Campaign kicked off in March. A
reception was held at Christoval Vineyards to provide current investors with a brief overview of critical Cornerstone objectives for the
coming year. Former Goodfellow Commander Gen. Scott Bethel was
on hand to give investors insight into the challenges faced with upcoming Department of Defense budget cuts and a possible BRAC
round.
Wondering what YOU can do to get involved?
Call the Chamber at 655-4136, or visit our website at
www.sanangelo.org for upcoming opportunities.
U.S. Senator Ted Cruz visited San Angelo last month to tour
Goodfellow Air Force Base and see first-hand the intelligence
and firefighter training programs. While here, he also met
with members of the Chamber Board of Directors and media.
March was “City and County Government” day for this year’s Leadership
San Angelo participants. During the
morning session, members of the City
Council and City staff met with the
group to give them an overview of City
operations and even participated in a
role-playing activity where class participants played the part of Council
members.
An equally informative afternoon was
spent with the County Commissioners
Court that included a tour of the Tom
Green County Jail facilities.
Over 100 members attended the March Business @ Happy Hour
hosted by the San Angelo Bandits and Concho’s Downtown. The
jackpot winner was not present, so next month’s drawing will be for
$350. Remember, you must be present to win!
Attendees at March’s Business Brown Bag session
heard a presentation by Sheila Alley of Wells Fargo
Bank about the importance of establishing a business relationship with your financial institution.
These sessions are free of charge.
***We Need Your Help!***
with the...
9th Annual Goodfellow Appreciation Day
Armed Forces Day - Saturday, May 17th • 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Goodfellow Recreation Camp at Lake Nasworthy
Barbecue / Music / Family Fun
This Armed Forces Day, the Military Affairs Committee of your Chamber of Commerce will host a Barbecue for all active-duty
military personnel and their families. This day of food and fun is planned to show our appreciation to our military neighbors.
We are seeking business partners to assist us financially. Please consider a sponsorship at one of the following levels:
Chief Master
Sergeant
Captain
$350 - $699
Major
$700 - $999
Colonel
$1,000 - $1,499
$100 - $349
Sponsors at this
level will receive
Sponsors at this
level will receive
Sponsors at this
level will receive
Sponsors at this
level will receive
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Sponsor logo on event
feature article in the
Chamber Newsletter
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(dist. 1,600)
Sponsor name
prominent in all
electronic
communications to
Chamber members in
print size relative to size 
of sponsorship
Sponsor name on sign
at event in print size
relative to size of
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sponsorship
2 tickets to event
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Sponsor logo on event
feature article in the
Chamber Newsletter
(dist. 1,600)
Sponsor name
prominent in all
electronic
communications to
Chamber members in
print size relative to
size of sponsorship
Sponsor name on sign
at event in print size
relative to size of
sponsorship
Sponsor recognition/
logo on Chamber
website
5 tickets to event
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Sponsor logo on event
feature article in the
Chamber Newsletter
(dist. 1,600)
Sponsor name
prominent in all
electronic
communications to
Chamber members in
print size relative to
size of sponsorship
Sponsor name on sign
at event in print size
relative to size of
sponsorship
Sponsor recognition/
logo on Chamber
website
10 tickets to event
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Sponsor logo on event
feature article in the
Chamber Newsletter
(dist. 1,600)
Sponsor name
prominent in all
electronic
communications to
Chamber members in
print size relative to
size of sponsorship
Sponsor recognition/
logo on Chamber
website
Sponsor name on sign
at event in print size
relative to size of
sponsorship
15 tickets to event
General
$1,500 and above
Sponsors at this
level will receive
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Sponsor logo on
Event feature article
in the Chamber
Newsletter (dist.
1,600)
Sponsor name
prominent in all
electronic
communications to
Chamber members in
print size relative to
size of sponsorship
Sponsor recognition/
logo on Chamber
website
Sponsor banner
prominently
displayed at the event
20 tickets to event
YES, I will sponsor the 9th annual Military Affairs Committee Goodfellow Appreciation Barbecue at the following level:
Please specify amount: General _______
Colonel _______
Major_______
Captain______ Chief Master Sergeant _______
Business Name _____________________________________________________________________________________
Contact Name __________________________________________________ Phone # _____________________________
Address _______________________________________________________ Email _______________________________
_____ Bill My Chamber Account
_____ Bill My Credit Card
MC VISA AMEX DISC (circle one)
_____ Check Attached
Account # ____________________________ Exp. Date ________
Name on Card: ____________________________________________
Clip & Return to: San Angelo Chamber of Commerce, 418 W. Avenue B, 76903 - Or fax to: 325-658-1110
We will also need volunteers on the day of the event. If you would like to be a part of “The Team,” please specify how many will participate.
Count on ____ people from our company to be part of “THE TEAM” on event day.
Contact name: ________________________________ Phone Number: _________________
FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT BRIGETT AT THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, 655-4136
or BY EMAIL AT [email protected].
B U S IN E S S
Brown Bag
Lunch Series
San Angelo, TX
business Brown Bag Lunch Series
Creative advertising Series
“ Keep It Fresh: A New Approach to Traditional Media”
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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San Angelo, TX
BUSINESS
Brown
Bag
Lunch Series
SPEAKER: JoAnna Alexander
Alexander Resource Group
April 15, 2014
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
Doing Business in
the Oilffiield:
Where Does Your
Small Business Fit?
Learn How Small Business Firms Can Do Business With Oil & Gas Companies In The Shale Play.
Tuesday, April 8th, 2014
1:30-5:00 p.m.
Registration Begins 1:00 p.m.
ASU LeGrand Alumni Center
1620 University Ave, San Angelo, TX 76904
$15.00 Event Fee
Topics:
• New Developments in the Local Oilfield
Production
• Oil and Gas Supply Chain: Reaching Supply
Chain Buyers
• What Services Are Needed
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• Approaching & Qualifying to Do Business with
the Oilfield
• Master Service Agreement
• Resources
• Question & Answer Panel
Guest Speakers:
Luke Legate, Joint Oil and Gas Education Association
Randy Gill, Area Manager, FIML Natural Resources, LLC, Ozona
Jeff Johnson, CEO Dixie Electric
James Jones, Del Mar College SBDC
Gil Gonzales, Director, Rural Business Program UTSA
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Sponsors:
WTX Oilfield Services
ClineShaleCentral.com
Eagle Safety Management
Texas Midwest Community Network
Sam’s Club
Register online at:
www.sbdc.angelo.edu or call (325) 942-2098
Partners:
ASU SBDC—A partnership with the U.S. Small Business Administration:
The ASU-SBDC is partially funded under cooperative agreement by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA).
The support given by the SBA through
such funding does not constitute an expressed or implied endorsement of any of the co-sponsors’ or participants’ opinions, findings, conclusions, recommendations, products, or services.
SBDC programs are nondiscriminatory and open to the public.
Reasonable arrangements for persons with disabilities will be made if requested at least two weeks in advance.
Contact ASU-SBDC at ASU Station #10910, San Angelo, Texas, 76909-0910, (325) 942-2098.
W W W. Y P S A N A N G E LO. O R G
Join the Young Professionals of San Angelo!
“Dedicated to the development and enrichment of the lives of young professionals in San Angelo.”
About the Y PSA
The YPSA organizes, hosts, and sponsors a variety of events to meet the needs of young professionals in San
Angelo. Events include monthly networking luncheons and social events to help you meet new people, volunteer
opportunities to help improve the community, leadership opportunities, and many special events throughout the year.
Stay in the Know
FACEBOOK www.facebook.com/ypsanangelo | TWITTER www.twitter.com/ypsanangelo
WEBSITE www.ypsanangelo.org | E-MAIL [email protected]
NETWORKING EVENTS
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
You’re Invited!
MONTHLY LUNCHEONS
Around
THIRD Thursday of each month
@ Chamber Riverview Room
418 W. Avenue B., San Angelo, TX 76903
12 noon - 1 p.m.
Join us April 17 or May 15
Join us in April or May for an open membership
luncheon. These Brown Bag style meetings will
help you meet other local young professionals,
learn about upcoming YPSA events, hear about
local events, and learn from special guests.
Luncheons are a great opportunity to network
and share a little about your business. Bring your
business cards!
Become a member today and have access to all of
our events all year long for only $35
Visit us at www.ypsanangelo.org
E-mail [email protected]
Featuring...
the
“
World 60 Minutes
in
World Inspired Gourmet Style Food
Premiere Networking Opportunities
&
T HU R SDAY, APRIL 3 , 2 0 1 4
@ Rio Concho Catering (Sunset Dr.)
5:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Cocktail Hour
6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Table for Four Networking Event
RSVP
FMI and to RSVP Visit www.ypsanangelo.org
or RSVP to Kaitlyn Brosh at [email protected]
RSVP Required.
NO COST but please bring a donation of clothing*
*We will be collecting new and gently used professional clothing to be
donated to William’s House and Sarah’s House, ADACCV’s residential
tretment facility helping those struggling with substance abuse get back on
their feet
Catering provided by...
Collecting Donations to
Support...
Keeping San Angelo Clean.
Visit www.RepublicServices.com
or call 325-481-7700
Keeping San Angelo Clean.