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Welcome from the 40th Mayor of Naperville George Pradel:
Dear Reader,
Thank you for your interest in learning about one of the best communities in America! So many positive aspects
about Naperville make it a great place to grow a business, raise a family and enjoy your life.
We have a number of great employers that provide tens of thousands of jobs in our community. These businesses
support many of the initiatives and non-profits that enhance and strengthen Naperville’s quality of life.
Naperville is a strong community because we have a great Chamber of Commerce. The thousands of members
who participate and support the Chamber are wonderful business people who care deeply about the success of
Naperville, their neighbors and customers.
The City Council and I share a commitment to support Naperville’s continued economic development. We will
work with all office holders and stakeholders to provide a business friendly climate in our community.
Whether you’re just stopping by for a day of shopping, or considering starting a business in Naperville, I’m sure
you will fall in love with Naperville. There is something for everyone and we are constantly growing, changing
and evolving.
It is an honor to be your mayor. I hope to see you around town shopping, at an event or taking in a ballgame!
If you have a comment, question or suggestion feel free to stop by City Hall, the mayor’s office or the Chamber
of Commerce. We all are committed to making Naperville a great place to live, work, shop or visit!
Sincerely,
A. George Pradel
Mayor
City of Naperville
Dear Members, residents and visitors:
On behalf of the entire Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce, our staff, Board of Directors and membership, I
am pleased to present you with our 2011 Membership Directory and Buyer’s Guide.
We are fortunate to be part of a great community that has the support of great business and civic leaders. Without
a doubt, these past few years have been a bumpy ride. Through it all, we have persevered and our best days are
ahead.
As we turn the corner and head into 2011, we need to continue to focus on the positive and take advantage of the
opportunities in the marketplace. Let’s continue to offer support to one another and use each other’s businesses.
I would call special attention to our Chairman’s Circle Members who provide extraordinary support to the
Chamber, as well as our Executive Premier Members.
Through their top-level support, we are able to offer programs and services that encourage economic growth,
maintain our high quality of life and enable the chamber to support our members and the community.
All of the Chamber’s Members listed in this directory are supporters of our community. I encourage you to think
of using their business or services. Support our local community and job creators.
I wish you and your family a prosperous 2011.
Sincerely,
John Schmitt President & CEO Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce
Nestled within the western suburbs of Chicago, Naperville is an area of distinction. Naperville’s evolution from a
small community to a leading center of economic progress, community achievement and recognition is
attributable to numerous things.
Naperville is a perfect location for you to establish a family, entertain friends and visitors or operate a business.
Located in the center of Chicago’s diverse western suburbs, the Naperville area stands out as a leading
community that has a great balance of small, hometown values, historic preservation and forward-thinking
economic development.
The Naperville area is an award-winning, family-oriented community of approximately 145,000 residents. It has
earned high marks from various resources over the past several years, including being ranked in the top five best
places to live by Money magazine three out of the past six years.
Naperville’s highly rated education systems, award winning parks and recreation system and nationally
recognized public library system has provided the community with a solid foundation of excellence that guides
development and growth in the twenty-first century.
Remnants of the city’s past, such as its historic district and Naper Settlement, sit side-by-side with modern
business development and a rejuvenated downtown bursting with shops, restaurants and entertainment.
The City of Naperville is the oldest community in DuPage County, having been settled by Joseph Naper, its
namesake, in 1831. The community was linked to the big City of Chicago via rail by 1851, welcomed North
Central College in 1861 and 150 years later is an economically competitive and dynamic community.
Over the years, Naperville remained a quiet, small town, until the community was linked with Chicagoland’s
major regional transportation infrastructure. The city’s population was 12,933 in 1960—a number that surged to
128,358 in 2000.
During the growth period, Naperville always balanced a growing population with economic development. The
northern portion of Naperville is home to several high-tech Fortune 500 companies and corporate campuses that
embody the entrepreneurship, innovation and business excellence in our community and nation.
From large companies to small, Naperville has something to offer everyone. Come and experience for yourself
all the wonderful facets that have made the Naperville area a community unlike any other in the Midwest.
The distinguished community of Naperville, Illinois is in the heart of Chicago’s western suburbs, just 28 miles
outside of the loop. Straddling both DuPage and Will counties, Naperville and its surrounding communities are
easily accessible via the region’s expansive transportation network of roadways, rail lines and airports.
Naperville’s visitors, businesses and residents have access to Interstates 88, which outlines its northern border,
Interstate 355, located just east of town, and connections to Interstates 80 and 55 are just minutes away.
Naperville also has direct access to a number of state and regional major thoroughfares.
Metra, Chicago’s commuter railroad service, provides access to Naperville’s businesses, residents and visitors at
two stations located in the Naperville area, the Route 59 station and the downtown Naperville station.
Metra provides commuter access and express trains to and from the City of Chicago along the BNSF Railway.
During peak times, Metra express service provides Naperville with a link to Chicago’s Union Station in 40
minutes or less, with a number of other travel options available. Three routes supplied through Amtrak regional
passenger rail service also serve the station.
Pace supplies convenient local bus service for those looking to reach area colleges, employment centers,
residential areas and shopping sites.
Travelers looking to reach regional, national and international destinations are afforded the commercial air
services of both O’Hare International and Midway International airports, both of which are located a short
distance from the community and offer several thousand flights daily from nearly every major world airline.
The DuPage Airport in West Chicago serves as a reliever airport by meeting the needs of the general aviation and
corporate flying community. The airport provides a 24-hour air traffic control tower, fuel and FBO services, as
well as hangars and tie-downs.
Clow Airport and Aero Estates both offer the flying community additional options.
Naperville offers businesses of every size and sector a competitive advantage. Businesses locating within
Naperville have access to a world-class labor pool, strategic location in the western suburbs, access to regional
transportation, world-class schools, competitive tax and utility rates—all of which contribute to Naperville’s
reputation as a location where employees desire to live and work.
This superior quality of life is enviable to surrounding areas, and has been instrumental in this western suburban
region’s continual residential and economic growth. Thousands of businesses currently play a part in the
prosperous economic vitality of the Naperville area.
Naperville is home to more than 5,000 employers that provide 65,000 jobs.
The range of business sizes and types is as diversified as it gets and includes industry and manufacturing, hightech research and development, medical, education, retail and more. The local business community proudly
houses a mix of Fortune 500 companies, medium-sized firms, small boutiques and a number of home-based
businesses.
Naperville was named the 29th “Best Places To Live and Launch” by Fortune Small Business Magazine in 2008
—the only Illinois community to make the list of 100.
The region continues to attract, retain and expand its business base, while simultaneously maintaining its quiet
suburban lifestyle. The economic sector is led by various organizations dedicated to promoting the area’s
business interests.
The City of Naperville has one of the lowest property tax rates in the Chicagoland region, low utility costs and
does not levy an additional sales tax.
Supporting the pro-business environment are entities such as the Naperville Development Partnership,
Downtown Naperville Alliance and the Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce—a U.S. Chamber of Commerce
5-Star Accredited organization that is a recognized leading Chamber.
Working in partnership with elected officials, organizations like the Chamber are constantly advocating and
working on policies and opportunities that will provide an environment of economic growth and maintain the
high quality of life for Naperville and the region’s businesses and residents.
An example of this leadership was in 2010 when the Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce took a leadership
role in the retention of Navistar, and their selection of Lisle, Illinois as the home for their new Global
Headquarters and Integrated Product Development Center. In total, the relocation will sustain 7,000 jobs within
the region and rejuvenate the I-88 High Tech Corridor.
The future certainly looks bright in the Naperville area. Take the time to research the exceptional qualities and
advantages of doing business in this affluent Chicagoland region.
Starting a Business? Looking for Advice?
The Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce is proud to host SCORE Fox Valley Chapter #289 in the Chamber’s
offices every Thursday, as well as during other scheduled times.
SCORE is the best source of free and confidential business advice. Annually, SCORE members volunteer one
million hours, sharing their real-world knowledge with over 6 million aspiring entrepreneurs and small business
owners.
SCORE volunteers meet for one-hour sessions and provide clients with information on the following topics:
• General business assistance
• Feasibility analysis
• Business plans, including marketing and sales
• Financial planning, including cash flow analysis and cost control
• Access to information sources
• Organization and tax structure
• And much more
To schedule an appointment visit www.scorefoxvalley.com.
“We are very pleased to have a great working relationship with our friends at SCORE. Entrepreneurship,
innovation and hard work are what make America the greatest nation on earth. We are happy to provide our
facilities and support to SCORE as they assist tomorrow’s job creators and business leaders.”
John Schmitt, President & CEO, Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce
Population — 144,560 (2008 Special Census)
Median Age — 35
Median Family Income — $117,277
Median Household Income — $97,090
NAPERVILLE — ILLINOIS
High school graduates, % of persons 25+ 96.3% — 81.4%
Bachelor’s degree or higher, % of persons 25+ 60.6% — 26.1%
Business Quick Facts— 2002 Census Data
NAPERVILLE — ILLINOIS
Wholesale trade sales ($1000) 15,271,920 — 317,467,059
Retail sales ($1000) 2,054,269 — 131,469,518
Retail sales per capita 15,106 — 10,445
Accommodation and foodservice sales ($1000) 229,852 — 19,072,168
Housing Value:
Median House or Condo Value in 2009: — $389,000 ($248,200 in 2000)
Median Home Sale Price: — $335,000 (2010)
Total Housing Units: — 51,497
Apartments — 414 Buildings - 7,420 Units
Condominium — 285 Buildings - 3,676 Units
Single Family — 32,812 Buildings
Townhouse — 1,167 Buildings – 6,007 Units
Demographics:
White – 80.7% (national average 74.1%)
Asian – 12.3% (national average 4.3%)
Hispanic or Latino – 5.4% (national average 14.7%)
Black – 3.8% (national average 12.4%)
Naperville and the surrounding areas have the fortune of being located in two of Illinois’s most exceptional and
efficient school districts. Both districts and the entire community share a commitment to excellence in education.
Within the community, there is a unique partnership between students, teachers, parents and the business
community to provide a world-class educational opportunity to every student.
Additionally, there are numerous private schools and educational resources for families within the community.
Naperville Community Unit School District 203 www.naperville203.org
Naperville CUSD 203 is recognized among the state’s largest school districts with an enrollment just over 18,000
students. Its boundaries cover the majority of Naperville and portions of Lisle, Bolingbrook and Woodbridge. In
total, District 203 is comprised of 22 schools, which includes the brand new Ann Reid Early Childhood Center.
The award-winning school district has earned high marks from various sources, including SchoolMatch, U.S.
News & World Report, Expansion Management magazine, Chicago Magazine and many others. It features a
nationally-recognized Physical Education program, gifted and talented education, dual language and English
Language Learners (ELL) programs, special education, interscholastic athletics and activities and much more.
Indian Prairie School District 204 www.ipsd.org
Indian Prairie SD 204 is committed to offering a comprehensive educational program in partnership with family
and the community. With nearly 30,000 students enrolled in one of 33 schools, the district is noted as the fourth
largest in the state, serving portions of Naperville, Aurora, Bolingbrook and Plainfield.
The district excels in academic performance, as test scores indicate, but also features a nationally recognized fine
arts program that is unmatched in the state.
Early Childhood Learning Exceptional day care centers and preschools cater to busy parents looking to build
their children’s educational foundation at an early age.
Adventures in Learning 1912 Continental Ave. • Naperville 630-355-3249 • www.ecail.com
Chesterbrook Academy 866-524-4142 • www.chesterbrookacademy.com 2960 Rollingridge Rd. • Naperville(6
weeks-PreK2)
1587 Oswego Rd. • Naperville (6 weeks-PreK)
2015 S. Naper Blvd. • Naperville (6 weeks-K)
Compass School, The www.thecompassschool.com
Naperville 1128 Compass Ct. • Naperville 630-983-9190
Naperville South 3040 Reflection Dr. • Naperville 630-848-1122
Goddard School® for Early Childhood Development www.goddardschool.com
Naperville I 1032 194th St. • Naperville 630-355-5665
Naperville II 1928 Springbrook Square Dr. • Naperville 630-355-7199
YMCA www.ymcachgo.org
Aurora Family YMCA 460 Garfield Ave. • Aurora 630-896-9782
Fry Family YMCA 2120 W. 95th St. • Naperville 630-904-9595
Kroehler Family YMCA 34 S. Washington St. • Naperville 630-420-6270
Oswego Family YMCA 160 E. Washington St. • Oswego 630-551-0797
La Petite Academy 2042 Lancaster Ct. • Naperville 630-961-9966 • www.lapetite.com
Peter Pan Early Learning Center 7S461 OakTrails Dr. • Naperville 630-369-3670 • www.preschools.net
Private and Parochial Schools A multitude of private and parochial institutions are available in the Naperville
area, providing a unique learning alternative for students at all levels.
Bethany Lutheran School (PreK-8) 1550 Modaff Rd. • Naperville 630-355-6607 • bethanylcs.org/school
Chesterbrook Academy (K-5) 1571 Oswego Rd. • Naperville 1-866-524-4142 • www.chesterbrookacademy.com
Covenant Classical School (K-10) 2035 E. 75th St. • Naperville 630-983-7500 • www.covenantclassicalschool.
org
St. Francis High School (9-12) 2130 W. Roosevelt Rd. • Wheaton 630-668-5800 • www.sfhsnet.org
St. Raphael Catholic School (K-8) 1215 Modaff Rd. • Naperville 630-355-1880 • st-raphaelschool.com
Ss. Peter & Paul School (K-8) 201 E. Franklin Ave. • Naperville 630-355-0113 • www.sspeterandpaulschool.com
*The information contained in this article highlights Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce members only.
Many other educational resources are available throughout the Naperville area.
A World-Class Library System For A World-Class City
For an unprecedented 10 years in a row, the Naperville Public Library earned the #1 ranking in the nationwide
scorecard issued this week by Hennen’s American Public Library Ratings.
Almost 8,000 libraries across the nation were part of this ranking. Only 10 libraries across America have made it
into all 10 editions, and Naperville is the only one to earn a ranking of #1 in all 10 editions. In this ranking
competition, Naperville’s Library outperforms Denver, CO, Columbus, OH, Salt Lake City, UT and Santa Clara,
CA.
The rankings focus on busyness and library efficiency. Libraries that have low costs per item checked out, a high
number of visits per capita and a high number of check-outs per staff member receive higher rankings. Hennen’s
American Public Library Rating Index (HAPLR) includes a weighting of 15 different factors.
The 2010 edition of HAPLR ratings is based on data published by the Institute of Museum and Library Services
(IMLS) in 2009. The data covers reports from libraries that were filed in 2008, primarily on 2007 activities.
Naperville’s #1 ranking is in the 100,000 to 250,000 population category.
From May 2009 to March 2010, the Naperville Public Library checked out more than 4.6 million items. The
library owns approximately 750,000 items and holdings include a diverse array of books, magazines, newspapers,
large type books, CDs, DVDs, videos, audio books and much more.
Membership is free to all residents of incorporated Naperville and library cards are available each of the three
full-service facilities in the Naperville Public Library System.
Locations:
Nichols Library, 200 W. Jefferson Avenue, Naperville
Naper Boulevard Library, 2035 S. Naper Boulevard, Naperville
95th Street Library, 3015 Cedar Glade Drive, Naperville
The phone number for all locations is (630) 961-4100. To learn more about the Naperville Public Library visit:
www.naperville-lib.org.
Higher Education
Graduating seniors, returning adults and current employees looking to enhance and acquire new career skills take
advantage of the programming through a medley of area colleges and universities.
The Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce would also like to congratulate North Central College on their 150th
anniversary of being in Naperville. The college has, and will continue to play an important role in our
community.
Community colleges, undergraduate and graduate universities, along with online options, are readily available for
post-secondary students in the Naperville area.
College of DuPage The College of DuPage (C.O.D.), Community College District 502, is recognized as an
industry leading community college. C.O.D. is the third-largest single-campus community college in the nation
and is the second-largest institution of higher education in Illinois.
More than 30,000 students attend C.O.D. each semester, participating in C.O.D.’s more than 90 certificate
programs and degrees for today’s occupational and technical careers, and eight associate’s degrees in 59
occupational and 45 transfer pre-baccalaureate programs.
Aurora University 347 S. Gladstone Ave. • Aurora 630-892-6431 • www.aurora.edu
Benedictine University 5700 College Rd. • Lisle 630-829-6000 • www.ben.edu
College of DuPage 425 Fawell Blvd. • Glen Ellyn 630-942-2800 • www.cod.edu
DePaul University Naperville Campus 150 W. Warrenville Rd., Bldg. 200 • Naperville 630-548-9378 • www.
depaul.edu
DeVry University Naperville Center 2056 Westings Ave., Ste. 40 • Naperville 630-428-9086 • www.devry.edu
Governors State University Naperville Education Center 2244 W. 95th St. • Naperville 630-428-3375 • www.
govst.edu/nec
Grand Canyon University 800-486-7089 • www.gcu.edu
Illinois Institute of Technology Rice Campus 201 E. Loop Rd. • Wheaton 630-682-6000 • www.iit.edu/rice
Joliet Junior College 1215 Houbolt Rd. • Joliet 815-729-9020 • www.jjc.edu
Lewis University One University Pkwy. • Romeoville 815-838-0500 • www.lewisu.edu
New Wisdom University 55 S. Main St., Ste. 351 • Naperville 630-981-7585 • www.newwisdomuniversity.com
North Central College 30 N. Brainard St. • Naperville 800-411-1861 • northcentralcollege.edu
Northern Illinois University at Naperville 1120 E. Diehl Rd. • Naperville 630-577-9101 • www.niu.edu
Northwood University 1200 Roosevelt Rd., Ste. 140 • Glen Ellyn 630-620-9488 • www.northwood.edu
Robert Morris University DuPage Campus 905 Meridian Lake Dr. • Aurora 800-762-5960 • www.robertmorris.
edu/dupage
Local Learning Resources
The educational community of Naperville is well-supported by a number of highly dedicated learning resources.
From tutoring to special education, students of all kinds have access to the area’s list of fine educational support
services.
Camelot of Naperville 1220 Bond St. Ste 136 • Naperville 630-355-0200 • www.camelotforkids.org
Education Center, The 113 E. Van Buren • Naperville 630-420-7807 • www.theeducationcenter.org
Giant Steps 2500 Cabot Dr. • Lisle 630-864-3800 • www.mygiantsteps.org
Huntington Learning Center 924 W. 75th St., Ste 112 • Naperville 630-369-6966 • naperville.huntingtonlearning.
com
Kumon Center of Naperville South 2744 Forgue Dr. • Naperville 630-926-8538 • www.kumonaurora.com
Literacy DuPage 24W500 Maple Ave., Ste 217 • Naperville 630-416-6699 • www.literacyvolunteersdupage.org
Naperville Public Library 630-961-4100 • www.naperville-lib.org
95th Street Library 3015 Cedar Glade Dr. • Naperville
Naper Boulevard Library 2035 S. Naper Blvd. • Naperville
Nichols Library 200 W. Jefferson Avenue. • Naperville
Naperville 1292 Rickert Dr., Ste 148 • Naperville 630-778-7200
Woodridge 2812 W. 75th St. • Woodridge 630-968-8474
Teen Parent Connection 739 Roosevelt Rd., Bldg. 8 • Glen Ellyn 630-790-8433 www.teenparentconnection.org
Turning Point Autism Foundation P.O. Box 9203 • Naperville 1-800-518-5099 or 630-570-7948 www.
turningpointeautismfoundation.org
Tutor Doctor 1-877-9TUTOR9 (988-8679) • tutordoctor.com
West Suburban Educational Associates www.wseatutoring.com
Grace United Methodist Church 3000 Gartner Rd. • Naperville
Xilin Association 1163 E. Ogden Ave., Ste 301 • Naperville 630-355-4322 • www.xilin.org
No matter the appetite or occasion, local restaurants are sure to please with fresh and delicious meals, appetizers
and desserts. And for out-of-town guests, Naperville area lodging facilities provide fine accommodations to suit
every need.
Dining
Dining is certainly at its best in the Naperville area—a culinary destination bursting with flavors from the local
and world market. The City of Naperville alone houses more than 250 restaurants, with hundreds of others
located in surrounding communities.
The big-city dining selection is represented by American delights coupled with a wide range of globally
influenced dishes from places such as Italy, Mexico, the Mediterranean, Japan, China, Greece and India. Patrons
enjoy the chance to take a seat at a casual eatery or sophisticated fine dining establishment, while hungry diners
on the go conveniently grab a quick meal at a local café or national chain fast-food restaurant. The area
also hosts coffeehouses, pubs, grills, sushi bars, dozens of pizza places, ice cream shops and more, which come
together to offer a restaurant listing that satisfies every craving. The region also provides high-quality catering
services for graduation parties, anniversaries, weddings, business gatherings and many other events.
Lodging
Whether you’re in town on business or for leisure, the Naperville area is filled with an exceptional selection of
lodging options sure to appeal to all needs and budgets. The region hosts dozens of full-service hotels, motels and
resorts, as well as a charming bed and breakfast located within the historic district. In addition to quality
accommodations and on-site amenities, many of the area’s full-service hotels offer plenty of meeting and event
space to accommodate groups of all sizes.
For a list of referred dining and lodging sites, contact the Naperville Chamber of Commerce at 630-355-4141 or
utilize its online membership directory at www.naperville.net.
When it comes to shopping, the Naperville area has it covered. The diverse retail community is highlighted by
shops of all kinds housed in cosmopolitan open-air retail centers, neighborhood and downtown shopping centers,
the region’s largest enclosed shopping center and within freestanding developments along major corridors. From
groceries and apparel to books and hardware, Naperville area retailers offer convenient access to an enviable
blend of specialty items and everyday necessities.
Chicago Premium Outlets 1650 Premium Outlets Blvd. • Aurora 630-585-2200 • www.premiumoutlets.com
Looking to find a great deal on fine designer labels and brands? Check out Aurora’s Chicago Premium Outlets,
an open-air shopping center featuring approximately 120 outlet stores and eateries. Shoppers browse through
designer fashions, sportswear, shoes, leathers, accessories, housewares, home furnishings and gifts and specialty
items. The center offers various events and promotions, such as the 50 Plus Shopper Perks, which offers 50 and
over shoppers an added 10 percent savings on Tuesdays at participating stores. There are also ample in-store
promotions throughout the year, such as clearance sales, additional percentages off merchandise, buy-one-getone (BOGO) free promotions and more. The center is open every day, with the exception of Thanksgiving Day
and Christmas Day.
Downtown Naperville www.downtownnaperville.com
The heart of the Naperville community is among the region’s top attractions, featuring hundreds of shops and
restaurants coupled with the beautiful Riverwalk, public art, aesthetic landscaping, park spaces and many other
unique elements. Shoppers take pleasure in strolling the quaint, tree-lined streets of downtown Naperville, which
feature an extensive collection of nationally known retailers and local shops offering virtually every item under
the sun. Convenient, free parking is available through municipal lots, two parking garages and on-street parking
areas. In addition, downtown Naperville is served by Pace bus routes and the Metra station, and also offers
parking for bicyclists.
Farmers’ Markets
The communities of the Naperville area regularly host farmers’ markets on various days of the week. The openair markets are stocked with fresh, locally grown produce, plants and flowers, delicious baked goods, spices,
meats, organic goods, as well as homemade jellies, jams and sauces. Many of the area farmers’ markets also offer
knife sharpening services and such merchandise as jewelry, home décor items and arts and crafts. Check
your respective municipal website for further information on days and times of your local farmers’ market.
Town Square Wheaton 271 Town Square • Wheaton 630-260-8800 • www.townsquarewheaton.com
Opened in 1992, Town Square Wheaton is a charming lifestyle center housing both well-known stores and
unique boutiques. Peruse the storefronts and shelves of an assortment of stores featuring apparel, home dé
cor, jewelry, specialty merchandise and much more. The center also offers several dining options, including a
coffeehouse, fast-food eateries and casual, sit-down restaurants. Regular promotional events draw shoppers to the
center, as does the Thursday Farmers’ Market, which is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. during the warmer months.
Additionally, the outdoor center offers Wi-Fi accessibility.
For a list of referred retailers, contact the Naperville Chamber of Commerce at 630-355-4141 or utilize its online
membership directory at www.naperville.net.
The Naperville area offers a calendar year full of family-friendly community events. Naper Days, Ribfest, the
Naperville Wine Festival, Sizzlin’ Sidewalk Sales, the Riverwalk Fine Art Fair and Hometown Holidays are
among the many much-anticipated events hosted in Naperville. There are also vibrant holiday parades and many
other events in the surrounding area celebrating everything from history and art to food and culture. To access an
updated calendar of events, visit the Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce website at www.naperville.net or
the Naperville Convention and Visitors Bureau website at www.visitnaperville.com.
January
Chamber Inaugural Gala & Silent Auction www.naperville.net
Welcome in the new members of the Chamber Board of Directors and network with the region’s leading business
owners and executives. The Chamber’s annual Inaugural Gala features dinner, dancing, a silent auction and the
changing of the gavel.
Chocolate Festival www.ncoyouth.com/chocolate
This event benefits NCO Youth & Family Services. Vendors have samples and products for sale, and chefs share
recipes and demonstrations. Family activities include miniature golf, face painting and live entertainment.
February
International Festival www.northcentralcollege.edu
Hosted by North Central College, International Festival brings culture and cuisine from around the world to
northern Illinois. Children receive a passport and visit different countries at their cultural booths. The experience
includes children’s activities, crafts, games and dance and musical performances. Cuisine is provided by My
Chef Catering, and there are Language Immersion Rooms where children spend 30 minutes learning a different
language and the culture that surrounds it.
Mardi Gras www.naperjaycees.org
This fun-filled evening includes the traditional sounds of a Cajun band and silent and live auctions. All proceeds
from the auction benefit a local charity.
March
Ladies Nite Out www.downtownnaperville.com
The Downtown Naperville Alliance sponsors Ladies Nite Out in downtown Naperville. Over 70 stores offer
special savings and promotions that are only available for one night.
Maple Sugaring Days www.napersettlement.museum
Historic Naper Settlement hosts this two-day experience, featuring the time-honored method of gathering sap by
hand. Samples of homemade maple syrup are available.
St. Patrick’s Day Parade www.wsirish.org
Sponsored by West Suburban Irish, Inc., this event benefits local charities. Celebrations include the downtown
parade, an Irish mass honoring St. Patrick and a festive Emerald Dinner.
April
Weed Ladies Floral Sale www.napersettlement.museum
This is the perfect place to pick up a beautiful silk or dried floral arrangement. Proceeds benefit programs at
Naper Settlement.
May
Small Business of the Year Awards www.naperville.net
The “Academy awards of business” for the Naperville region honors the area’s best small businesses—be the
first to congratulate them at the awards ceremony, held at the Wyndham Lisle.
Civil War Days www.napersettlement.museum
Hosted by the Naper Settlement, experience Civil War firsthand with battle re-enactments, medical
demonstrations and nineteenth century food and music. Visitors often run into historic figures like President
Lincoln, Col. Custer, Ulysses S. Grant and others. Other attractions include a nineteenth century magician,
petting zoo and shopping for Civil War era clothing and personal items.
Great Duck Race www.napervilleparks.org
Sponsored by REACH and the Naperville Park District, this event on the Riverwalk includes a table-top carnival,
a plastic floating duck race on the DuPage River, live entertainment, balloons, prizes and more.
Lobster Day www.naperjaycees.org
The Naperville Jaycees sell fresh, North Atlantic live or cooked lobsters to raise money for the community.
June
Chamber Golf Outing www.naperville.net
Summer means golf, and the Chamber’s Annual Golf Outing brings hundreds of members and guests together to
play 18 holes and enjoy an evening of dinner, fun, prizes and celebration.
Municipal Band Concerts www.napervilleband.org
Naperville Municipal Band concerts are performed every Thursday evening through mid-August. The
Community Concert Center is located off Benton Street in Central Park. Enjoy music and the Ice Cream Social.
Naperville Jazz Festival www.napervillejazz.com
Nationally known jazz artists headline this event, which also features emerging local talent.
July
Sizzlin’ Sidewalk Sales www.downtownnaperville.com
Sizzlin’ Sidewalk Sales takes place in downtown Naperville. Find one-of-a-kind gifts and food items while
taking advantage of special promotions reserved just for this weekend.
Ribfest www.ribfest.net
Held every 4th of July weekend, Ribfest has been named “The Best Festival in the Midwest.” It features two
music stages with national acts, 17 world-class rib vendors and a carnival area. Ribfest is sponsored by the
Exchange Club of Naperville, with support from the park district and the city.
August
Rotary Century Ride www.napervillesunrise.com
This recreational bike ride is for beginner and veteran riders and features 25-, 40-, 55-, 80- and 102-mile routes.
Proceeds support local Rotary charities.
September
Ladies Nite Out www.downtownnaperville.com
The Downtown Naperville Alliance sponsors Ladies Nite Out in downtown Naperville. Over 70 stores offer
special savings and promotions that are only available for one night.
Last Fling www.lastfling.org
The Naperville Jaycee’s Last Fling lasts all four days of Labor Day weekend in downtown Naperville and
includes a carnival, entertainment from national artists, beer gardens, food vendors and many special events. Last
Fling also includes the largest Labor Day parade in Illinois!
Naperville Independent Film Festival www.naperfilm.org
Events include workshops, film screenings and parties, all topped off with the Hollywood-style Red Carpet Gala
& Awards Ceremony.
Naperville Wine Festival www.napervillewinefestival.com
This elegant venue is held at the Naper Settlement and features wine tastings, cooking demonstrations, live
entertainment and food from the city’s finest restaurants and caterers.
Riverwalk Fine Art Far www.napervilleartleague.com
The Riverwalk becomes a four-mile art museum, adding a fantastic display of visual arts to its already artful
ambience. The fair has earned a reputation for being one of the best art fairs in the country. Participation is open
to artists working in painting, drawing, sculpture, fiber, graphics, mixed media, jewelry, photography, pottery,
metalwork, glass, wood, digital art and enamel.
October
Regional Economic Forecast www.naperville.net
Prepare your business for the year ahead with an expert analysis from some of Chicagland’s foremost financial
experts. The annual economic forecast provides invaluable advice for businesses of all sizes.
Soups On
The Rotary Club of Naperville is an active local organization whose mission is to provide humanitarian
assistance to those in need. Soup’s On! is a family oriented, charitable fundraiser to benefit three local not- forprofit organizations. The theme Soup’s On! ties in with the “soup kitchen” concept of feeding people in need—
which is a central theme for these three organizations. This event addresses the ever-present need to provide the
fundamental necessities—food, clothing and shelter.
All Hallows Eve www.napersettlement.museum
The creepiest characters of the nineteenth century come to life to haunt the ground of the Naper Settlement.
Halloween Happening www.napervilleparks.org
Hosted by the Naperville Park District in the Riverwalk’s Grand Pavilion, the Comcast Halloween Happenings is
a free event with four specially themed lands, complete with activities and treats: Faeryland, Scaryland,
Prairieland and Adventureland.
Trick or Treat in Downtown Naperville www.downtownnaperville.com
Over 60 businesses downtown welcome little witches and goblins to knock on their doors. Look for bright orange
Mylar balloons outside participating businesses. Children should be accompanied by an adult.
November
Hometown Holidays www.downtownnaperville.com
Kick the holidays off with the Friends of Little Friends Electric Lights Parade. The city lights up during Grand
Illumination, and kids can visit Santa and his reindeer. Downtown shops feature special offers, and everybody
can get in a holiday spirit by enjoying the Winter Window Walk.
December
Christmas Memories www.napersettlement.museum
Step back in time to picture-perfect nineteenth century holiday celebrations at Naper Settlement, complete with
music, costumed villagers, horse-drawn rides, a gingerbread village and more.
Cup of Cheer House Walk www.napervillegardenclub.com
Cup of Cheer House Walk opens up five lavishly decorated houses, historic and contemporary, for the holidays.
A Holiday Market is also held at North Central College, where shoppers can buy beautiful gifts and decorations
and Walk participants can pick up their souvenir English bone china cup and saucer.
Santa Train www.naperjaycees.com
The popular Naperville Jaycee’s Santa Train is a one-hour train ride featuring favorite characters, singing and a
visit from Santa Claus.
The Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce maintains a calendar of events at www.naperville.net. More
information is also available at www.visitnaperville.com.
The Naperville area is home to a vibrant cultural arts and entertainment scene, which has garnered much national
recognition over the years. One doesn’t have to travel to the big city to discover high quality theatre, stand-up
and improv comedy shows, musical productions and a wide array of community events—it’s all available right in
town.
DuPage Symphony Orchestra 630-778-1003 • www.dupagesymphony.org The DuPage Symphony Orchestra
(DSO), an all-volunteer ensemble, has been a part of the cultural community for nearly six decades, presenting a
diverse schedule of full symphonic performances each year. While DSO performs its regular season at NCC’s
Wentz Concert Hall, it can also be seen at various outreach events and community festivals in both Naperville
and Wheaton.
Noble Fool Theatricals Pheasant Run 4051 E. Main St. • St. Charles 630-584-6342 • www.noblefool.org The
award-winning Noble Fool Theatricals, soon to become the Fox Valley Repertory, stands as the largest
professional arts organization in the region. It presents a fantastic season of Broadway and Off-Broadway
productions, as well as comedy acts, live music, children’s theatre and classic holiday shows. Additionally, in fall
2006, Noble Fool Theatricals established the NFT Performing Arts Academy in order to provide arts education
opportunities to adults, children and business professionals.
Young Naperville Singers 43 E. Jefferson Ave., Ste. CH2 • Naperville 630-369-9679 • www.
youngnapervillesingers.org The Young Naperville Singers (YNS) is an organization of six choirs featuring the
voices of more than 270 children in grades 1-12. YNS performs at various venues in the region and across the
country.
Further Opportunities to Enjoy Culture Chorus of DuPage, The 630-881-1846 • www.harmonize.com/dupage
Heininger Auditorium at NCC 309 E. School St. • Naperville 630-637-5560 • finearts.northcentralcollege.edu
Koten Chapel at NCC 329 E. School St. • Naperville 630-637-5560 • finearts.northcentralcollege.edu
Madden Theatre at NCC 171 E. Chicago Ave. • Naperville 630-637-SHOW (7469) • finearts.northcentralcollege.
edu
Magical Starlight Theatre C/O of the Naperville Park District 320 W. Jackson Ave. • Naperville 630-848-5000 •
www.magicalstarlighttheatre.com
Meiley-Swallow Hall at NCC 31 S. Ellsworth St. • Naperville 630-637-SHOW (7469) • finearts.
northcentralcollege.edu
Naperville Chorus (Performs at the Wentz Concert Hall at NCC) 30 N. Brainard St. • Naperville www.
napervillechorus.org
Naperville Community Concert Center 104 E. Benton Ave. • Naperville 630-305-5226 • www.naperville.il.us
Naperville Fine Art Center and Gallery (Supported by the Naperville Art League) 508 N. Center St. • Naperville
630-355-2530 • www.napervilleartleague.com
Naperville Municipal Band P.O. Box 474 • Naperville 630-778-9994 • www.napervilleband.org
Pfeiffer Hall at NCC 310 E. Benton Ave. • Naperville 630-637-SHOW (7469) • finearts.northcentralcollege.edu
Wentz Concert Hall at NCC 171 E. Chicago Ave. • Naperville 630-637-SHOW (7469) • finearts.
northcentralcollege.edu
Madden Theatre at NCC 30 N. Brainard St. • Naperville 630-637-SHOW (7469) • finearts.northcentralcollege.edu
The Naperville area hosts an active and diverse spiritual community made up of a number of religious
institutions, both new and longstanding. Local parishioners and visitors are invited to take part in regular and
special worship services at one of the various congregations calling the Naperville area home. In addition, many
churches supply religious education, outreach programs and an assortment of ministries, including family support
and prayer, as well as adult and youth-oriented programs.
Bethany Lutheran Church 1550 Modaff Rd. • Naperville 630-355-2198 • www.bethanylcs.org
Calvary Church of Naperville 9S200 State Rt. 59 • Naperville 630-851-7000 • www.calvarynaperville.org
Community Christian Church 1635 Emerson Ln. • Naperville 630-388-5000 • www.communitychristian.org
Community United Methodist Church 20 N. Center St. • Naperville 630-355-1483 • www.
communityunitedmethodist.org
Compass Church, The 1551 E. Hobson Rd. • Naperville 630-983-3232 • www.thecompass.net
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church 1310 Shepherd Dr. • Naperville 630-961-9220 • www.goodshepherd-naperville.
org
Grace United Methodist Church 300 E. Gartner Rd. • Naperville 630-355-1748 • www.peopleofgrace.org
Naperville Congregational Church 1 Bunting Ln. • Naperville 630-357-4092 • www.napercongregational.org
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church 815 S. Washington St. • Naperville 630-355-2522 • www.oursaviours.com
St. John’s Episcopal Church 750 W. Aurora Ave. • Naperville 630-355-0467 • www.stjohns-episcopal.com
St. Raphael Catholic Church 1215 Modaff Rd. • Naperville 630-355-4545 • www.st-raphael.com
Ss. Peter and Paul Church 36 N. Ellsworth • Naperville 630-355-1081 • www.sspeterandpaul.net
*The churches listed highlight Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce members only.
The distinguished community of Naperville, Illinois, is in the heart of Chicago’s western suburbs, just 28 miles
outside of the Loop. Straddling both DuPage and Will counties, Naperville and its surrounding communities are
easily accessible via the region’s expansive transportation network of roadways, rail lines and airports.
Naperville’s visitors, businesses and residents have access to Interstate 88, which outlines its northern border,
Interstate 355, located just east of town, and connections to Interstates 80 and 55 are just minutes away.
Naperville also has direct access to a number of state and regional major thoroughfares.
Metra, Chicago’s commuter railroad service, provides access to Naperville’s businesses, residents and visitors at
two stations located in the Naperville area, the Route 59 station and the downtown Naperville station.
Metra provides commuter access and express trains to and from the City of Chicago along the BNSF Railway.
During peak times, Metra express service provides Naperville with a link to Chicago’s Union Station in 40
minutes or less, with a number of other travel options available. Three routes supplied through Amtrak regional
passenger rail service also serve the station.
Pace supplies convenient local bus service for those looking to reach area colleges, employment centers,
residential areas and shopping sites.
Travelers looking to reach regional, national and international destinations are afforded the commercial air
services of both O’Hare International and Midway International airports, both of which are located a short
distance from the community and offer several thousand flights daily from nearly every major world airline.
The DuPage Airport, in West Chicago, serves as reliever airport by meeting the needs of the general aviation and
corporate flying community. The airport provides a 24-hour air traffic control tower, fuel and FBO services, as
well as hangars and tie-downs.
Clow Airport and Aero Estates both offer the flying community additional options.
Naperville’s diverse housing stock of more than 50,000 units provides a wide variety of options for potential
residents in more than 200 distinct neighborhoods. The Naperville area is regarded as one of the finest in the
suburban market and the community has won several awards and is regularly noted for having a first-class
quality of life and excellent atmosphere for families and retirees.
With excellent schools, recreation, culture and business opportunities, there’s no wondering why Naperville has
garnered high marks from such resources as Money magazine, Fortune Small Business magazine and many
others. With competitive tax rates and efficient results, lasting property values and an excellent reputation,
Naperville is a great place to make an investment in a home.
Over the past several years, Naperville has adapted to the changing demographics and there are plenty of housing
options. Ranging from available homes in the historic downtown district, a quiet subdivision on the south end of
town, a newly constructed condominium project or a traditional starter home, Naperville has it all in a variety of
price points.
Interested in living near downtown Naperville? Utilize the Chamber’s Live Downtown Naperville Partnership to
find your dream home: www.livedowntownnaperville.com
In addition to these real estate options, the Naperville area offers plenty of opportunities for senior living.
Retirees looking for maintenance-free living choose to reside at one of many independent living communities,
while those in need of a little extra daily help are afforded assisted living facilities. The area also provides skilled
nursing, respite and hospice care services, as well as Continuing Care Retirement Communities, which afford all
levels of senior care on one campus.
A number of knowledgeable real estate agencies in the immediate area are committed to helping clients find the
home of their dreams. For a list of referred real estate resources, contact the Naperville Area Chamber of
Commerce at 630-355-4141 or utilize its online membership directory at www.naperville.net.
Naperville is often noted as a community that embraces small town values, despite having a population of nearly
145,000 individuals. At all levels of government, civic organizations and within the business community
diversity is welcomed and encouraged.
As a global community, home to numerous international corporations, Naperville’s businesses, residents and
students embrace diversity and respect different cultures.
The City of Naperville’s Special Events and Cultural Amenities Fund provides funding for a number of
organizations to put on several events in a given year. Several organizations utilize these funds to promote events
that encourage cultural education and integration.
The Naperville region is also home to several organizations and entities that provide service to the disabled
community. School Districts 203 and 204 have won several awards for their special education programs, and the
community is fortunate to have the support of dozens of additional organizations that provide support to those
most in need.
In the years ahead, Naperville will continue to embrace the benefits of having a diverse community and share in
the riches of an integrated culture.
Both active and passive recreational activities are discovered in the Naperville area—a region that hosts wellmaintained park sites, fitness centers, aquatic facilities and a calendar year of exciting programs for all ages and
abilities.
DuPage River Trail
The DuPage River Trail is a multi-use, regional, paved trail system that, upon completion, will extend between
Naperville and the I&M Canal. Locally, the trail spans nine miles between Burr Oak Park and 115th Street.
Opened to the public in early fall 2010, the trail is used year-round by both pedestrians and bicyclists and is
accessible at the eastern and western terminuses of the downtown Riverwalk. It connects Naperville with the City
of Warrenville and the Illinois Prairie Path to the north, and Will County and the Virgil Gilman Trail to the south.
Forest Preserve District of DuPage County www.dupageforest.com
The Forest Preserve District manages 60-plus forest preserves, 600 acres of lakes, 47 miles of rivers and streams
and more than 145 miles of trails within more than 25,000 acres in DuPage County. This includes a number of
preserves within the Naperville area, including McDowell Grove, Springbrook Prairie and several other sites in
surrounding communities.
McDowell Grove Forest Preserve
The McDowell Grove Forest Preserve, which is comprised of mature woodlands, open fields and a floodplain
forest, supplies opportunities for various recreation activities. Two picnic shelters are available for reservation,
and approximately seven miles of looped turf and limestone trails are ideal for hikers, bikers, cross-country skiers
and horseback riders. The trail system provides a link to the 22-acre Mud Lake, which is great for fishing, and the
west branch of the DuPage River, which is utilized by anglers and boaters.
Springbrook Prairie Forest Preserve
The more than 1,800-acre Springbrook Prairie Forest Preserve houses two picnic shelters, a model airplane field,
an off-leash dog area and more than seven miles of trails utilized by hikers, bikers, horseback riders and crosscountry skiers. The preserve is particularly noted as one of three regionally significant grassland bird
communities in Illinois, housing a variety of bird species.
YMCA www.YMCAchgo.org
Nearly 24,000 people take advantage of the extensive range of services and facilities of the YMCA—an
organization that has been in the community since 1911 and now celebrate its 100th anniversary. The Y operates
several facilities in the Naperville area, including the Kroehler Family YMCA, Fry Family YMCA and Y Sports
Complex in Naperville, as well as the Aurora Family YMCA and Oswego Family YMCA.
Like all the Ys across the country, the local YMCA is dedicated to its mission of building strong kids, strong
families and strong communities. The organization does this by offering high quality facilities and wide ranging
programming for children, teens and adults. Through the Y, members have access to everything from aquatics,
group exercise classes and sports leagues to day camps, fitness equipment and art classes.
Busy parents also have plenty of options for their children through the Y. The organization offers YMCA
Educational Preschool and an Early Education and Child Care Program at its Aurora site. Safe ‘n Sound, the Y’s
signature program, is a convenient before- and after-school program offered in a number of area elementary
schools, while the YMCA Family Resource Centers—held at three school sites in Naperville (two) and Aurora
(one)—provide programming on days when there is no school and during the summertime.
Aurora Family YMCA 460 Garfield Ave. • Aurora 630-896-9782
Fry Family YMCA 2120 W. 95th St. • Naperville 630-904-9595
Kroehler Family YMCA 34 S. Washington St. • Naperville 630-420-6270
Oswego Family YMCA 160 E. Washington St. • Oswego 630-551-0797
Y Sports Complex 31W290 Schoger Dr. • Naperville 630-585-5100 Branch of the YMCA of Metropolitan
Chicago
Naperville Park District 630-848-5000 • www.napervilleparks.org
The Naperville Park District is an independent municipal agency that maintains more than 130 parks and
facilities totaling 2,500-plus acres in the Naperville area. Among its directory of sites is the beautiful Riverwalk,
the Millennium Carillon in Moser Tower, two championship golf courses, skate facilities, athletic fields, a
paddleboat quarry, an outdoor aquatic facility and a host of additional amenities.
The park district provides a year-round schedule of programs and events for all ages, as well. Approximately
60,000 people participate in the programming, which includes an assortment of recreational activities, art classes,
environmental education and more. The park district also offers early childhood programs, youth camps, senior
programs and opportunities to host birthday parties or other occasions in one of its many multiuse spaces.
Centennial Beach 500 N. Jackson Ave. • Naperville
Nestled in downtown Naperville, Centennial Beach is a unique part of the park district’s facility listing. The
former quarry property was developed into a swimming facility in 1932 and commemorated for Naperville’s
centennial anniversary, which occurred the previous year. The site has experienced various renovation and
improvement projects over the years, most recently in 2004 when it hosted a grand reopening after a nine-monthlong renovation project.
Centennial Beach is a popular place during the warm summer months, featuring interactive water play elements;
a shallow-end slide; a large sand beach along the shallow end; a diving complex with two one-meter boards and
one three-meter board; several acres of open, shaded space; a concession stand; playground equipment; a
Frisbee® area and clean bathhouses. The aquatic facility, which was named among the 150 Great Places in
Illinois (American Institute of Architects 2007), also hosts the park district’s aquatic programs, which are
available to residents of all ages.
Naperville Area Golf Courses2
Arrowhead Golf Club 26W151 Butterfield Rd. • Wheaton 630-653-5864 • www.arrowheadgolfclub.org
Bolingbrook Golf Club 2001 Rodeo Dr. • Bolingbrook 630-771-9400 • www.bolingbrookgolfclub.com
Boughton Ridge Golf Course 335 E. Boughton Rd. • Bolingbrook 630-739-411 • www.bolingbrookparks.org
Cantigny Park 27W270 Mack Rd. • Wheaton 630-668-8463 • www.cantigny.org
Country Lakes Country Club 1601 Fairway Dr. • Naperville 630-420-1060 www.countrylakescountryclub.com
Cress Creek Country Club 1215 Royal Saint George Dr. • Naperville 630-355-7300 • www.cresscreekcc.com
Naperbrook Golf Course 22204 Hassert Blvd. • Plainfield 630-378-4215 www.naperbrookgolfcourse.org
Naperville Country Club 25W570 Chicago Ave. • Naperville www.napervillecc.org
Seven Bridges Golf Club One Mulligan Dr. • Woodridge 630-964-7777 • www.sevenbridges.com
Springbrook Golf Course 2220 W. 83rd St. • Naperville 630-848-5060 www.springbrookgolfcourse.org
Tamarack Golf Club 24032 Royal Worlington Dr. • Naperville 630-904-4000 • www.tamarackgc.com
White Eagle Golf Club 3400 Club Dr. • Naperville 630-983-0012 • www.whiteeaglegc.com
The exceptional quality of life enjoyed in the Naperville region is enhanced by its committed health care
community, which is anchored by comprehensive hospital and health care campuses and rehabilitation facilities.
No matter the situation—whether it’s a yearly physical, assisted living or emergency surgery—residents, visitors
and workers in the Naperville area don’t have to travel far from home to have their health care needs met quickly
and efficiently.
Edward Hospital & Health Services 801 S. Washington • Naperville 630-527-3000 • www.edward.org
Edward Hospital & Health Services is a leading provider of comprehensive healthcare services in the Naperville
area. This regional, full-service system is comprised of its main campus in Naperville and more than two-dozen
off-campus facilities in nine communities. The hospital features 309 private patient rooms and employs
approximately 4,100 employees, which includes more than 980 physicians representing 60-plus medical and
surgical specialties and subspecialties.
The hospital is well-known for many different medical areas, including cardiovascular care, cancer care, disease
management, neurology, emergency medicine and gastrointestinal disorders, among others. It is recognized as a
Blue Distinction Center for Knee and Hip Replacement (BCBS of IL, 2010), among the nation’s 100 Top
Hospitals for Cardiovascular Care (Thomson Reuters) and is a Stroke Center of Excellence (The Joint
Commission). In addition, Edward Hospital provides a designated Level III Neonatal ICU and Level III Perinatal
Care.
Edward continues to invest in its facilities in order to stay at the top of the area’s healthcare community. Most
recently, the system put approximately $100 million into updates on its main campus. Since this investment, the
hospital has upgraded its Labor & Delivery rooms, renovated the ICU, constructed a fourth cardiac cath lab, built
out the sixth and eighth floors of the Heart Hospital, expanded the Edward Health & Fitness facility, renovated
Linden Oaks at Edward and expanded parking. The most recently completed project on campus is the renovation
of the Surgical Services department, which features upgrades to the hospital’s operating rooms and the redesign
of its surgical support areas.
Marianjoy Rehabilitation Hospital 26W171 Roosevelt Rd. • Wheaton 630-909-8000 • www.marianjoy.org
Standing as the country’s only freestanding rehabilitation hospital of its kind, Marianjoy Rehabilitation Hospital
meets the unique rehabilitation needs of both children and adults in the Chicagoland area and beyond. The 120bed hospital unveiled its new, 170,000-square-foot facility in 2006. The modern campus is situated upon a 60acre, wooded site in Wheaton, which features therapeutic enabling gardens and a full-size Chartres labyrinth.
This nonprofit teaching hospital provides inpatient, outpatient and sub-acute programs covering such specialties
as pediatrics, spinal cord injury, brain injury, stroke, orthopedic and musculoskeletal conditions, as well as
neuromuscular disorders and neurological conditions. Part of the Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare system, the
hospital offers the state’s only CARF-accredited pain management program and features a newly renovated
Outpatient Pavilion, which opened its doors in October 2007 within the former hospital building. This wing
focuses on physical, occupational and speech therapy, and is well-equipped with therapy gyms, a warm-water
therapy pool, private treatment rooms, recreation areas and more. In addition to these elements, Marianjoy
Rehabilitation Hospital offers a two-story chapel and a soundproof meditation room for patients.
Adventist Bolingbrook Hospital 500 Remington Blvd. • Bolingbrook 630-312-5000 • www.keepingyouwell.com/
abh
Adventist Bolingbrook Hospital is the first new hospital to be build in more than 25 years in Illinois. ABH’s
mission of physical, mental and spiritual healing is evident in its light filled rooms, natural color palette and
throughout the design of the entire campus. Each patient room is private, and all include large picture windows.
The campus contains a Level II Trauma Center with 20 exam rooms, two specialized trauma rooms and a
Children’s Emergency Room. Throughout the campus electronic medical records are used to efficiently track
health histories.
Adventist Bolingbrook Hospital specializes in cardiac care, image services, women’s care, outpatient services,
pain treatment and management, surgical services and interventional radiology.
Additional Health Care Resources
Rounding out the healthcare sector in the Naperville area is an assortment of dedicated physicians and healthrelated services. The region is filled with medical practitioners specializing in family medicine, orthopedics,
chiropractic medicine, dental care, arthritis conditions, alternative medicine, senior care and various other fields.
In addition, the Naperville area is filled with resources that encourage healthy living, including health and fitness
clubs, exercise studios, personal trainers, health food stores, counseling services, home health services and much
more.
There is certainly no shortage of things to do in the Naperville area. The area is brimming with attractions
suitable for all ages, including historic sites and museums, opportunities for shopping, dining and culture, as well
as blooming gardens and children’s entertainment.
Attractions
Cantigny Park 1S151 Winfield Rd. • Wheaton 630-668-5161 • www.cantigny.org
Cantigny Park, a beautiful, 500-acre site in Wheaton, is a true gem in the greater Naperville area. Originally
established as an experimental farm by Colonel Robert R. McCormick in the 1930s, Cantigny has been
transformed into one of the Midwest’s largest display gardens, featuring 22 distinct gardens covering 29 acres.
Accompanying the gardens is a 27-hole golf course, dining opportunities, areas for recreation, a well-equipped
Visitors Center and two interesting museums. The first, the Robert R. McCormick Museum, highlights how the
McCormick family lived between 1936 and 1955. The second museum, the First Division Museum, invites
guests to explore American history through the perspective of the First Infantry Division. Both museums, as well
as the gardens, golf course and restaurants, offer a range of educational programming and special events for all
ages.
Downtown Naperville www.downtownnaperville.com
Downtown Naperville is always bustling with both residents and visitors who enjoy spending the day shopping,
dining and viewing the beautiful public artwork along the Naperville Century Walk. The focal point of the
downtown area is the Riverwalk, a linear park that was developed to honor Naperville’s 150th anniversary.
Along the brick paths guests find covered bridges, fountains, gazebos, recreation areas, the Riverwalk
Amphitheater, the Paddleboat Quarry and various other landmarks and attractions.
From the Riverwalk, one will reach the soaring Moser Tower & Millennium Carillon, a 14-story tower positioned
at the base of Rotary Hill. The “Grand Carillon” features 72 bronze bells and hails as the ninth largest in the
world. Recently celebrating its tenth anniversary in 2010, Moser Tower’s open-air Observation Deck is open to
the public, with tickets available through the adjacent Visitor Center.
DuPage Children’s Museum 301 N. Washington St. • Naperville 630-637-8000 • www.dupagechildrensmuseum.
org
Children from 0-10 years of age are encouraged to learn, create and problem solve at the DuPage Children’s
Museum (DCM). Walk through the museum’s big red door and access three floors of interactive exhibits inviting
kids to explore art, math and science. The award-winning facility also hosts event and meeting space, Learning
Labs, the Explorer Store and a host of year-round activities, including school programs, creativity classes, youth
camps and various outreach programs. DCM is ranked among the most popular cultural attractions in
Chicagoland by Crain’s Chicago Business and has earned recognition among the best museums by readers of
both West Suburban Living magazine and the Daily Herald.
The Morton Arboretum 4100 Illinois Rt. 53 • Lisle 630-968-0074 www.mortonarb.org
Spanning 1,700 acres of internationally recognized nature collections, the Morton Arboretum is a major
conservation and education resource in the Naperville area. In total, the Arboretum features 900 acres of
preserved natural areas, including woods, blooming gardens, lakes and prairie, along with 16 miles of hiking
trails and nine miles of winding roadway. More than 600 educational classes are available for children and adults,
including horticulture and natural history programs, botanical art and nature photography instruction, seminars,
symposiums, youth camps and many others. Additionally, guests are invited to tour the on-site Sterling Morton
Library, a renowned site known for its literature and art of botany and horticulture collection.
Naper Settlement 523 S. Webster St. • Naperville 630-420-6010 • www.napersettlement.org
Take a step back in time at Naper Settlement, a living history museum positioned just two blocks from the heart
of downtown Naperville. The village portrays life in Naperville between 1831 and the early 1900s through the
displays of 30 restored historic structures and costumed villagers. The cornerstone of the 12-acre settlement is the
Martin Mitchell Mansion, a period-furnished Victorian home listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Self-guided tours and group tours are available, as are a number of exciting annual events and programs, such as
school programs, the History Speaks Lecture Series, summer camps, geocaching and more.
Naperville Historic District www.napervillehistoricdistrict.org
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Naperville Historic District offers guests a glimpse of life
in Naperville’s earliest days. Approximately 320 properties comprise the district, including parts of the North
Central College campus. These sites feature unique architectural styles and help to maintain the city’s historic
and cultural character. Notable local landmarks within the district include the Truitt House (48 E. Jefferson Rd.)
and the Thomas Clow House (11236 S. Book Rd.).
A great way to see and learn about the Naperville Historic District is through the Historic Trolley Tours of
Naperville, a one-hour tour that covers the historic district, the college campus, downtown Naperville, the
Riverwalk, Naper Settlement, Centennial Beach and other significant sites. Further information on the tours is
available by calling 630-420-2223 or visiting www.napervilletrolley.com.
Odyssey Fun World 3440 Odyssey Ct. • Naperville 630-416-2222 • www.odysseyfunworld.com
Odyssey Fun World is one of the area’s leading entertainment venues, featuring a four-story soft-play structure
for children, a laser tag arena, outdoor paintball fields, new and traditional arcade games and four indoor rides.
The expansive fun center is great for family outings, field trips and birthday parties.
Raging Waves 400 N. Bridge St. • Yorkville 630-882-6575 • www.ragingwaves.com Raging Waves is Illinois’s
largest outdoor waterpark, located on more than 40 acres in Yorkville, Ill., 45 minutes west of the Chicago loop.
During the summer months, nearly 300,000 people visit the family-friendly waterpark, which features 18 water
slides—one features a four-story drop—separate kiddie pool area, a wave pool, a lazy river, 20 private cabanas
and more.
UTILITIES
Utility Billing Questions
Finance Department — 630-420-6059
Cable/Internet
Comcast — 866-594-1234
Wide Open West — 866-496-9669
AT&T — 800-288-2020
Electric
City of Naperville — 630-420-6059
Gas
Nicor — 888-642-6748
Telephone
AT&T — 800-288-2020
NUMBERS TO KNOW
Animal Control — (630) 420-6178
Attorney General — (312) 814-3000
Better Business Beraru — (312) 832-0500
Brush & Leaf Pickup — (630) 420-6095
Building Information — (630) 420-6070
Building Permits — (630) 420-6070
Bus Services (PACE) — (847) 364-7223
Centennial Beach — (630) 848-5090
City Manager — (630) 420-6065
Code Enforcement Team — (630) 420-6693
Dial-A-Ride (Seniors) — (888) 405-2061
Electric Bill Information — (630) 420-6059
Fair Housing Advisory Commission — (630) 420-6065
Finance Department — (630) 420-6059
Garbage Collection — (630) 854-4380
Health Services (DuPage) — (630) 682-7400
Health Services (Will) — (815) 727-8480
Inspections — (630) 420-6082
J.U.L.I.E. (Location of Underground Cables) — (800) 892-0123
Naper Settlement — (630) 420-6010
Naperville Park District — (630) 848-5000
Naperville Public Library — (630) 961-4100
Naperville Development Partnership — (630) 305-7701
Parking for Commuter Lots — (630) 420-6059
Plan Commission — (630) 420-6081
Plumbing and Electric
Licenses — (630) 420-6046
Permits — (630) 420-6070
Public Works — (630) 420-6095
School District 203 — (630) 420-6300
School District 204 — (630) 375-3000
Sidewalk Maintenance — (630) 420-6095
Sign Permits — (630) 420-6693
Street Repairs — (630) 420-6095
Transportation, Engineering and Development (TED) — (630) 420-6703
Tree Planting — (630) 420-6095
Visitor’s Bureau — (630) 305-7701
Voter Registration
DuPage County — (630) 407-5600
Will County — (815) 740-4615
Water Department — (630) 420-5059
Zoning Department — (630) 420-6089
The following elected officials represent portions of the Naperville region:
112th Congress, 1st Session:
United States Senate, Washington, D.C. 20510
(202) 224-3121 • www.senate.gov
Senator Dick Durbin
Senator Mark Kirk
United States House of Representatives, Washington D.C. 20515
(202) 224-3121 • www.house.gov
Representative Judy Biggert – 13th District
Representative Randy Hultgren – 14th District
Representative Peter Roskam – 6th District
Illinois State Government:
www.illinois.gov
Governor: Pat Quinn
Lt. Governor: Shiela Simon
Attorney General: Lisa Madigan
Treasurer: Dan Rutherford
Comptroller: Judy Baar Topinka
Illinois General Assembly 97th General Assembly:
Capitol Building
Springfield, IL 62706
(217) 782-2099 • www.ilga.gov
Senator Kirk Dillard – 24th District
Senator Linda Holmes – 42nd District
Senator Tom Johnson – 48th District
Representative Linda Chapa LaVia – 83rd District
Representative Mike Connelly – 48th District
Representative Tom Cross – 84th District
Representative Darlene Senger – 96th District
DuPage County:
421 N. County Farm Road, Wheaton, 60187
(630) 407-6500 • www.dupageco.org
Chairman: Dan Cronin
Auditor: Bob Grogan
Treasurer: Gwen Henry
County Board District 5 Representatives:
James Healy
Tony Michelassi
John Zediker
Will County:
302 N. Chicago Street
Joliet, IL 60432
(815) 722-5515 • www.willcountyillinois.com
County Executive: Larry Walsh
Auditor: Duffy Blackburn
Treasurer: Steve Weber
County Board District 3 Representatives:
Suzanne Hart
Laurie McPhillips
Ann Dralle
County Board District 5 Representatives:
John Argoudelis
Lee Ann Goodson
Brian Smith
Naperville City Council:
400 S. Eagle Street
Naperville, IL 604540
(630) 420-6111 • www.naperville.il.us
Terms Expire 2011:
Mayor A. George Pradel
James E. Boyajian
Grant Wehrli
Robert Fieseler
Richard Furstenau
Term Expires 2013:
Judy Brodhead
Paul Hinterlong
Doug Krause
Kenn Miller
City Manager: Doug Krieger
Naperville Park District Board of Commissioners:
320 W. Jackson Avenue
Naperville, IL 60540
(630) 848-5000 • www.napervilleparks.org
Terms Expire 2011:
Ron Ory
Andrew Schaffner
Marie Todd
Terms Expire 2013:
Gerry Heide
Mike Reilly
Kristen Young
Executive Director: Ray McGury
Naperville Community Unit School District 203 Board of Education:
203 West Hillside Road
Naperville, IL 60540
(630) 420-6300 • www.naeprville203.org
Terms Expire 2011:
Mike Jaensch
Terry Fielden
Suzyn Price
Terms Expire 2013:
Jackie Romberg
Susan Crotty
Jim Dennison
Dave Weeks
Superintendant: Mark Mitrovich, PhD
Indian Prairie School District 204 Board of Education:
780 Shoreline Drive
Aurora, IL 60504
(630) 375-3000 • www.ipsd.org
Terms Expire 2011:
Curt Bradshaw
Alka Tyle
Mark Metzger
Terms Expire 2013:
Christine Vickers
Dawn DeSart
Cathy Piehl
Susan Rasmus
Superintendant: Dr. Kathy Birkett
Townships
DuPage Township
241 Canterbury Lane
Bolingbrook, IL 60440
(630) 759-1317 • www.dupagetownship.com
Naperville Township
139 Water Street
Naperville, IL 6054
(630) 355-2786 • www.napervilletownship.com
Lisle Township
4721 Indiana Avenue
Lisle, IL 60532
(630) 968-2087 • www.lisletownship.com
Wheatland Township
31W236 91st Street
Naperville, IL 60564
(630) 851-3952 • www.wheatlandtownship.com
The Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce would like to recognize and thank the following members who have
elected to be Executive Premier Members. Naperville benefits from their, and their company’s, support of the
community, economy and quality of life. These members are at the core of what makes Naperville an outstanding
community.
2Valerie Bruggeman Director of External Affairs and Government Relations AT&T
Valerie is the Director of External Affairs and Government Relations for AT&T. In that capacity, she manages
AT&T’s communications with external clients and stakeholders, including elected officials, community and civic
leaders and members of the media. Valerie joined AT&T in 1999 after serving as an assistant administrator for
DuPage County Human Services. An active member of the community, Valerie serves on a number of civic and
philanthropic boards including the DuPage Workforce Investment Board, Illinois Republican Woman Lincoln
Series, Greater DuPage MYM and was appointed to the West Chicago Fire District board as a trustee in 2000.
Valerie is a graduate of North Central College with a BA in Organizational Communication and minor in
Business Management. A lifelong native of DuPage County, Valerie resides in West Chicago with her husband,
Ken, and two children, Megan and Jonathan.
2Kevin Harris General Manager Chicago BP America Inc
Kevin is the general manager for BP’s two-million-square-foot property portfolio in the Chicago area. He leads a
team of 25 employees and over 100 contractors to deliver safe, reliable and cost-efficient operations. His
organization also provides design, construction, safety, medical and other business services to 3,800 employees
here in Chicago.
Kevin has nearly 15 years of domestic and international business leadership and operations experience. His
previous positions include vice president of strategy, planning and performance for a $15 billion BP fuels
business, general manager for a $100 million international BP chemical business as well as several other sales
and operational roles.
In addition to the Naperville Chamber of Commerce, Kevin also serves a board member for the Choose Dupage
Development Alliance. With respect to education, Kevin holds an MBA from the Kellogg School of
Management as well as MS and BS degrees in mechanical engineering from Georgia Tech and Howard
University respectively.
Kevin is married with four children and remains an active den leader and assistant cub master for the cub scouts
and also serves as a Sunday school leader for his church.
2John P. Calamos, Sr. Chairman, CEO and Co-Chief Investment Officer Calamos Investments
Since the 1970s, John P. Calamos, Sr. has pioneered investment strategies and techniques to help manage risk for
institutional and individual investors. As founder of Calamos Asset Management, Inc., John developed
groundbreaking research and investment processes and built a team-based approach focused on controlling risk,
preserving capital and building wealth for clients over the long term. He has established a record of
outperformance across an array of investment strategies.
John received his undergraduate degree in economics and an MBA in finance from the Illinois Institute of
Technology. After graduation, he served in the U.S. Air Force as a combat pilot during the Vietnam War,
ultimately earning the rank of Major. During his time in the Air Force, John became intrigued by the risk
management benefits of convertible bonds. Today, these securities remain a central component in many of the
Calamos strategies.
John is a member of the Investment Analysts Society of Chicago and has taught graduate level courses on finance
and investments. John has written two books, Investing in Convertible Securities: Your Complete Guide to the
Risks and Rewards and Convertible Securities: the Latest Instruments, Portfolio Strategies, and Valuation
Analysis, along with numerous articles in financial journals. He is often quoted in the press, including the Wall
Street Journal, Investor’s Business Daily, Barron’s, Fortune, BusinessWeek and Pensions & Investments. He has
appeared on CNBC, CNNfn, Louis Rukeyser’s Wall Street and Nightly Business Report.
2Leigh Ann Hughes Area Vice President Comcast
As the area vice president for Chicago West, one of Comcast’s fastest growing areas, Hughes’s team has been
consistently near the top of the company in the delivery of video, voice and data services, while dramatically
improving the customer experience. Since Comcast entered the market in late 2002, Chicago West has gained
over 28,000 customers. She is responsible for over 800 employees and the service delivery for over 500,000
customers.
Hughes moved to Chicago, the country’s third largest market, as part of Comcast’s acquisition of AT&T
Broadband. Under her leadership, the Chicago West Area has been a stellar example of the success of this major
acquisition, being recognized in 2004 as Mid-West Division’s “System of the Year.”
Hughes joined Comcast as a Business Manager in Tallahassee, Florida in 1994 after graduating from Florida
State University with a Master of Accounting degree. Within two years, Hughes was promoted to the director of
business operations where she continued Tallahassee’s tradition of strong margins and subscriber growth.
When Comcast acquired Media One in 2001, Hughes was transferred to Ann Arbor, MI where she was the Vice
President/General Manager of the new system with over 200,000 customers and 150 employees.
In 2005, Hughes was recognized by the Business Ledger as one of Today’s Young Executives, recognizing
leaders in Chicagoland under the age of forty for excellence in business. Hughes is an Executive Member of
Women In Cable and Telecommunications (WICT) and in 2005 she received the organization’s Breaking the
Mold Award. In 2002 she was nominated for the Carla Laufer Achievement Award also from WICT. Hughes is a
graduate of the inaugural Class of Leadership Comcast, now known as ELF, in 1999 and a graduate of Comcast’s
2002 Management Development Program.
2Steve Riehs Vice-President & General Manager DeVry University
As vice president and general manager of the online business unit for DeVry Inc., Steven Riehs is responsible for
the overall management of DeVry’s online programs and initiatives.
Prior to joining DeVry, Riehs served as chief executive officer at BrainX, an education software company based
in California. Before that, he served as vice president of e-learning and production for Medsn (formerly
Medschool.com), a medical education and marketing company that designs and implements customized
interactive educational programs for pharmaceutical, medical devices, biotechnology and healthcare
organizations. His previous positions include vice president in the medical division of Kaplan and chief operating
officer and vice president of Compass Medical Education Network, which was an affiliate of Rush-PresbyterianSt. Luke’s Medical Center in Chicago.
Riehs holds an MBA from the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business and a bachelor’s degree in
industrial engineering from Northwestern University.
2Annmarie Siwik Director of Marketing DiGiovine Hnilo Jordan & Johnson Ltd.
Annmarie is the director of marketing at DiGiovine Hnilo Jordan + Johnson Ltd., a CPA/ business advisory firm
with a staff of 60 employees and offices in Naperville and St. Charles. She is the ambassador for the firm and it is
her responsibility to oversee all aspects of internal and external marketing and business development. Her career
has included both public and private industry and expands over 30 years.
Annmarie has held many leadership positions within the community and currently serves on the board of
directors for the Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce. She believes in and lives the firm’s core values, which
are: Faith, Family, Excellent Client Service and Respect for One Another.
2Brett Flickinger Principal and Director of Marketing & Business Development Dugan & Lopatka
Brett Flickinger is a principal and the director of marketing and business development for Dugan & Lopatka, our
technology-consulting firm, our financial services firm and our business intermediary firm. Brett also provides
marketing services to clients through our marketing consulting firm, Next Level.
He is a 1988 graduate of the University of Kansas and holds a master’s degree in international management from
the American Graduate School of International Management, better known as Thunderbird.
He started his career with the Illinois Department of Commerce & Community Affairs’ International Business
Division where he worked as an international marketing representative. In this capacity he worked with hundreds
of Illinois companies to penetrate new overseas markets. He has also worked as a consultant and director of
marketing at the national accounting firm of Grant Thornton. Prior to coming to Dugan & Lopatka in 1996, Brett
served as the director of marketing for a software developer and, with his wife, owned a small entrepreneurial ecommerce consulting firm.
2Michael Kasper CEO DuPage Medical Group
Michael A. Kasper is the Chief Executive Officer of DuPage Medical Group. Prior to this position, Mr. Kasper
was the President of Humana for the Illinois Market. Mr. Kasper has also held executive roles with Coventry
Health Care, Aetna and Kaiser Permanente. He is active as a community leader, serving as the 2008 Corporate
Chair for the Chicago Heart Ball and is a Chicagoland area American Heart Association Board Member, a
member of the Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors and Associate Board Member of the
Metropolitan Chicago Healthcare Council. He is also a member of the Economic Club of Chicago. He has a
Master of Health Administration degree from Indiana University.
2Carrie Berens President Dynamic Sales Innovations
Carrie Berens, President of Dynamic Sales Innovations, Inc., is dedicated to providing its clients with innovative,
cost-effective solutions for optimizing B2B sales cycles. They are focused on strategic sales development and
partner with their clients to increase sales productivity with two divisions.
The DSI Sales Institute provides effective sales training for all aspects of the sales cycle, with a special emphasis
on the initiation of first contact, specifically cold calling. DSI is the only organization in the Midwest that is an
accredited partner of the Behavioral Sciences Research Press and certified to provide the Fear Free Prospecting
and Self Promotion Workshop, a world class training focused on helping salespeople overcome the emotional
and psychological roadblocks that keep them from consistently prospecting for new business.
The DSI Call Center offers outsourced inside sales functions that help clients fuel top line growth, including B2B
appointment setting, customer win back campaigns, satisfaction surveys and fund raising campaigns. Both
divisions operate out of DSI’s new headquarters in Aurora, Illinois.
Carrie is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin with an MBA from the University of Utah, she has over 15
years of sales and sales management experience. Carrie serves on the Executive Board of Bloom Women’s
Network and is active in several Naperville Chamber committees including Women in Business, Ambassadors
and the Business Advisory Committee. Carrie is also a Six Sigma certified Green Belt.
2Pam Davis CEO Edward Hospital & Health Services
Pam Davis joined the staff of Edward Health Services Corporation in 1988 as president and CEO. Previously, she
served for 11 years in senior administrative positions with Christ Hospital and Medical Center in Oak Lawn,
Illinois, including chief operating officer. Prior to that time, she served for two years as the assistant
administrator of Lutheran General Hospital in Park Ridge, Illinois. She holds a BA in Economics/Social Studies
and an MA in Hospital and Health Services Administration from the University of Iowa.
Pam is a fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives, serves on the Harris Bank Board and is a
chairperson of the Gift of Hope Organ and Tissue Donor Network Board. She has also served on the Editorial
Board of Frontiers of Health Service Management. Pam received the Year 2000 Business Ledger’s award for
“Influential Women in Business,” and the Maimonides Health Care Leadership award by the Anti-Defamation
League in 2003 honoring individuals in the medical community whose leadership and character are demonstrated
in both word and deed. She was named “2005 Person of the Year” for Naperville by the Daily Herald.
2William Hayes Partner Esser Hayes Insurance Group
Bill Hayes has lived in Naperville since 1973. A graduate of Ss. Peter and Paul School and Benet Academy, he
continues an active role in his community.
While attending Purdue University, Bill began his career with Mobil Oil Corporation as a cooperative education
student. Following graduation, he continued his professional experience with Price Waterhouse in their
management consulting practice. Bill later took a position with his family’s growing insurance agency, R.L.
Hayes & Associates. As the agency flourished, Bill focused on selling benefits insurance and the operations of
the company. At the age of 26, he was named president of the agency.
Continued growth at R.L. Hayes attracted a merger with a 60+ year old Naperville insurance agency, Howard A.
Esser Insurance. Bill was responsible for all operational issues involving the integration of these two successful
agencies and re-branding the new firm into what is known today as the Esser Hayes Insurance Group.
2Mike Pacilio President and Chief Nuclear Officer Exelon Nuclear
As Exelon Nuclear President and CNO, Pacilio is responsible for ensuring that Exelon Nuclear maintains high
levels of performance and safety across its nuclear fleet. Exelon Nuclear is the third largest nuclear fleet in the
world with 10 stations and 17 reactors, and represents nearly 20 percent of the nation’s nuclear capacity.
Pacilio has more than 25 years of experience with the company. Most recently, he was Exelon Nuclear’s Chief
Operating Officer, in which he was responsible for overseeing the daily operations for all of Exelon Nuclear’s
facilities. Previously, he was the Senior Vice President of Midwest Operations. In this role, he was responsible
for all of Exelon Nuclear’s six Midwest operating facilities and 11 reactors: Braidwood, Byron, Clinton, Dresden,
LaSalle and Quad Cities Stations and SAFSTOR activities for Zion Station. In addition, he has had recent
assignments as Site Vice President at the Clinton and Braidwood stations. He also served as Plant Manager at
Clinton Station and in a variety of management roles at Dresden and Quad Cities stations.
Additionally, Pacilio worked on the Unicom/PECO Integration Team, which ensured a smooth transition
following the merger that created Exelon.
Pacilio holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from Purdue University and a Senior
Reactor Operator (SRO) Certification from Dresden Station. He also completed the Exelon Leadership Institute
through the Northwestern University – Kellogg School of Management and the Advanced Management Program
at Harvard University.
Pacilio, his wife Cheryl, and their four children live in Geneva, Ill.
2John Gallagher President Exterior Design Inc.
John resides in Naperville with his wife Jeannette and three children. John was brought up in La Salle, Illinois
and after receiving a BS degree in Business at Northern Illinois University, he started a career in residential
building products for the leader in the industry, Alside Inc. Starting as a local sales rep in the Chicago area, he
then went into regional and then national sales with them. The travel took its toll on a young family so with many
years experience under his belt, John finally gave into his dream of running his own business.
In 1986, along with his partner Dale Meador, they opened EDI, Exterior Design Inc. For the past 21 years, EDI
has been serving the western suburbs with quality residential siding, roofing, windows and doors. With over
6,000 customers, EDI has established itself by providing their customers with high-end products with an attention
to detail for the discriminating buyer.
In order to have strong economic business climate, John knows the importance of giving back to the community
that you reap your rewards. John has served on the board in his industry with NARI, National Association of the
Remodeling Industry, and has earned the designation of Certified Remodeler. Locally, he is an active member of
the Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce as an Ambassador, as well as participating in the Business Advisory
Council. He has been one of the leaders in recruiting businesses to join the Chamber during membership
campaigns. He was awarded the Ambassador of the Year from the Naperville Area Chamber.
He is also active in the Naperville Noon Rotary, his local church and serves with the Gideons International
Ministry. John is also active in the Lisle Chamber of Commerce as an Ambassador and chair of their Networking
Group.
2E. Barry Greenberg Counselor & Attorney At Law The Greenberg Law Firm
Prior to receiving his Juris Doctorate from Northern Illinois University’s College of Law in 1978, Mr. Greenberg
served our country with U.S. Army Intelligence during the Vietnam conflict. He was chosen to attend the
Defense Language Institute where he became conversant in Vietnamese. Decorated for his military service, Mr.
Greenberg received the Army Air Medal, Army Commendation Medal and the Army Good Conduct Medal.
After serving his country, Mr. Greenberg became a law instructor for Multistate Legal Studies, Inc. for the next
11 years, leading courses in Constitutional Law, Contract Law, Criminal Law, Federal Rules of Evidence,
Personal Property Law, Real Property Law and Tort Law. For the past 28 years, Mr. Greenberg has been in
private practice, concentrating primarily in business transactions, criminal defense, estate planning, family law as
well as real estate.
Mr. Greenberg is licensed to practice before the United States Supreme Court, United States Court of Appeals,
United States District Court, Illinois Supreme Court and the Florida Supreme Court. He is also a member of the
Illinois State Bar Association, the Florida Bar, the West Suburban Bar Association (Past President), the DuPage
County Bar Association (Arbitrator) and the Federal Trial Bar.
In addition to being a member of the Chamber board of directors and the Audit & Governance Committee, Mr.
Greenberg serves on the Board of NCO Youth & Family Services (president), Naperville Township Republican
Organization (secretary), Naperville Exchange Club and Rotary International. Mr. Greenberg was also previously
on the City of Naperville Historic Sites Commission.
Mr. Greenberg lives in Naperville with his wife and three children.
2Keith Beckmen Regional President Harris N.A.
Keith Beckmen is a regional president for Harris, responsible for developing and executing strategies to deliver
the breadth of Harris’s retail banking, business banking and wealth management services in his market, while
creating a culture of consistently exceptional service resulting in an excellent banking experience for Harris
customers.
His DuPage and Will County markets consist of 10 bank locations in Lisle, Naperville and Plainfield, in addition
to the surrounding communities. Beckmen joined Harris Naperville in 1996.
Beckmen graduated from Eastern Illinois University with a Bachelor of Science in business. He is a life-long
resident of DuPage County and active with numerous community organizations.
Currently, Beckmen sits on the finance committees for the Servants of the Holy Heart of Mary and the Alumni
Golf Committee for St. Francis High School. He also serves on the Board for Naperville United Way. He has
previously served on the Naperville Chamber of Commerce, the St. Charles Chamber of Commerce, the Heritage
YMCA, St. Peter’s Church, where he was chairman of the finance committee, and Metropolitan Family Services,
where he was a board member.
2Steve Frost Attorney at Law, Partner Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP
Stephen Frost is a business lawyer and Certified Public Accountant with more than 25 years experience
representing owners and investors in the formation, operation, restructuring and dissolution of businesses,
particularly with regard to tax issues.
In the area of business and transition planning, Mr. Frost advises business owners on the organization and
operation of their businesses. He also designs and assists in implementing workable strategies to transition the
ownership of businesses. To ensure that each business can continue in accordance with an owner’s wishes, Mr.
Frost works with clients to address control issues, tax planning strategies and buy/sell arrangements. He also
assists them in adopting effective asset protection strategies.
Using complex tax savings techniques in addition to basic estate planning vehicles, Mr. Frost designs and
implements sophisticated wealth transfer strategies for business owners and high net worth individuals. These
include utilization of discounted gifts, family limited partnerships, split interest trusts, irrevocable life insurance
trusts, installment sales to intentionally defective grantor trusts, charitable trusts and private foundations. Mr.
Frost directs the preparation of gift and estate tax filings necessary to properly report such wealth transfers.
As a member of the firm’s tax planning practice, Mr. Frost advises taxpayers on federal and state income tax
matters, real estate matters and tax-free exchanges. He advises founders, entrepreneurs and investors on various
tax strategies and assists them in arriving at the most appropriate structure to meet their tax and non-tax
objectives.
Mr. Frost directs the administration of estates and trusts to ensure planned outcomes are achieved and all
available tax saving opportunities are maximized. He works closely with families during the difficult period
following a family member’s death and directs the transfer of assets in accordance with a decedent’s plan. He
also supervises the ongoing administration of trusts and assists clients in properly reporting such activities to the
appropriate taxing authorities.
2Vicky S. Campbell, CFP®, CIMA® Senior Vice President, Investments Branch Manager Raymond James
Vicky has been a financial advisor for more than 25 years helping families and businesses plan for the future and
invest wisely. While specializing in retirement and distribution planning, Vicky and her team advocate a
comprehensive approach to financial planning that integrates cash flow, taxes, insurance, investments and estate
planning within the framework of a prudently designed financial plan. She has advised retirees and pre-retirees,
including key executives of local Naperville companies such as Nalco, Lucent, BP, Tellabs and others. Vicky
also works with police and fire departments, teachers and other public service employees. She has been a branch
manager since 1993. Along with her colleagues, she opened the Raymond James Naperville Branch in November
2008.
She is a graduate of Milliken University and received her Master in Financial Planning in 2005. She is a Certified
Financial Planner® (CFP®) and has earned the Certified Investment Management Analyst® (CIMA®)
designation. Vicky is on the board of the James Jordan Foundation and also on the financial advisory board for
the City of Naperville (2009-2012). She lives in Naperville with her husband Gary and their two children. She
enjoys snowmobiling, reading, community service and running.
Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards Inc. owns the certification marks CFP®, CERTIFIED
FINANCIAL PLANNER™ and federally registered CFP (with flame logo), which it awards to individuals
who successfully complete initial and ongoing certification requirements.
As federal and state tax rules are subject to frequent changes, you should consult with a qualified tax advisor
prior to making any investment decision.
2Scott Klein CPA, Owner Klein, Hall & Associates, LLC
Mr. Scott Klein is one of the founders and the managing partner of Klein, Hall & Associates, LLC; recipient of
the 2006 Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce Small Business of the Year Award (Professional Category) and
the 2007 Business Ledger Award for Excellence. Mr. Klein has over 25 years of experience as a Certified Public
Accountant (CPA) working with medical, commercial, not-for-profit and governmental clients performing audit,
tax, accounting and consulting services. Mr. Klein has been involved in the audits of more than 125 businesses,
in addition to performing the audit of the Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce for six years.
Mr. Klein currently serves on the board of directors for the Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce and the
United Way. He is a past member of the Illinois State Board of Education’s Illinois Financial Accounting
Committee and of the Illinois CPA Society’s Local Governmental Units Committee.
Mr. Klein is an annual speaker at the National University of Health Services and Illinois Association of School
Business Officials. He currently participates in the Local Governmental Units Committee’s annual Quality
Review Program of Illinois Governmental Reports. Mr. Klein is a member of AICPA, ILCPAS and IASBO.
2Ray Kinney Owner MinuteMan Press
Longtime Naperville resident Ray Kinney is owner of MinuteMan Press and Maclyn Group. He has been a
Chamber member since 1984; sitting on the board of directors from 1992-1997 and president in 1996. Small
Business of the Year Award – service category (Chamber), Business Man of the Year Award (Illinois Crime
Commission), Kids Best Friend Award (Education Center), and Lifetime Achievement Award (Naperville
Jaycees) are a few of many awards Ray has received. He currently sits on the North Central College Board of
Trustees, Carillon Foundation board, Naperville Development Partnership board and Naperville Heritage Society
board of directors and is a trustee of the Heritage YMCA. Ray is active in the Chamber’s advocacy efforts and
served as Chair of the Legislative Committee in 2004.
2James Peters Founder Modern Office Interiors
Modern Office Interiors Inc was born in May of 2009. Modern Office Interiors is comprised of professionals in
the office products and office furniture industry with over 100 years of experience. In April 2010, MOI joined
Independent Stationers, a national buying group organization of over 400 members for true buying leverage to
offer clients extremely competitive pricing on all of their office products needs. MOI has re-branded to include
Modern Office Products (MOP) as part of their company.
MOI is proud to serve the greater Naperville area, with services including free design, space plan and project
management for all of your office furniture needs. MOI proudly accepted the prestigious SBCA award for small
business of the year in 2009 in the furniture category. The SBCA award recognizes the top five percent nationally
in each category.
MOI is the only independently owned and operated family run office products company in Naperville.
Jim Peters currently resides in Plainfield, Illinois with his wife and five children.
2Tom Miers President Naperville Bank & Trust
Tom Miers is the President of Naperville Bank & Trust, part of the WinTrust family of banks. Miers had 28-year
career with MidAmerica Bank (acquired by National City in 2007) in Clarendon Hills, Illinois. In his Executive
and Senior Management positions, he oversaw the operations of the bank’s 82 retail branches, creating
significant growth and development of the retail side of the bank’s business. Post acquisition, Miers worked with
startup companies and most recently held the interim Resource Director position for the Heritage YMCA.
Miers presently serves on the Board of Directors of the Heritage YMCA Group and the YMCA of the Rockies.
He is the past Chairman of the Board of the Naperville Chamber of Commerce in 1985 and Naperville YMCA
and formerly sat on the Board of Directors of the Edward Hospital Foundation (Naperville) and the Indian Prairie
Education Foundation. He is a founding member of the Naperville Sunrise Rotary Club and also a member of
Vistage, formerly TEC International.
Miers is a graduate of George Williams College. He is a resident of Naperville where he has lived with his family
for over 40 years.
Naperville Bank & Trust is a Wintrust Community Bank that offers a wide range of quality personal and
commercial products and services along with sophisticated commercial banking, wealth management, online
banking and bill pay service. As a true community bank, decisions are made quickly and products and services
are customized to benefit the residents and businesses in the area. Naperville Bank & Trust is a member of the
FDIC and Equal Housing Lender.
2Dr. Anthony LaVacca Naperville Dental Specialists
Dr. LaVacca received his Doctor of Dental Medicine degree from Temple University College of Dentistry,
Pennsylvania. He continued his education and completed a General Practice Residency at the East Orange
Veteran’s Hospital, New Jersey. Upon completion, he received an Advanced Certificate in Prosthodontics at
Montefiore Medical Center, New York. Dr. LaVacca was then appointed as Program Director of the General
Practice Residency Program and Interim Director of Post-Graduate Prosthodontics Programs. He also maintained
a hospital based private practice focused on implant dentistry and cosmetic dentistry.
Dr. LaVacca has been extensively trained to provide Teeth in an Hour® for his patients by utilizing special
techniques with dental implants. He lectures nationally and internationally, sharing his knowledge with his dental
colleagues. He is a member of the American Dental Association, the American College of Prosthodontics, the
Academy of Osseointegration , and the Illinois State Dental Society.
Dr. LaVacca’s passion is his work as he is constantly challenging himself to have a progressive approach which
will allow him to deliver superior patient care.
Now practicing in Naperville and Chicago with his advanced training, Dr. LaVacca is able to offer his patients
comprehensive care for Dental Implants, Cosmetics, Restorative and General Dentistry.
2Ray McGury Executive Director Naperville Park District
Ray McGury joined the Naperville Park District in September 2008 with more than 27 years of community
leadership, education and law enforcement experience. In his role as executive director, Ray oversees a budget of
more than $34 million and is responsible for the overall management of a regular staff of 100+, and more than
1,100 seasonal employees. As the head of the district, he is additionally responsible for directing the operations
and maintenance of more than 130 parks and facilities across 2,500+ acres, and the offering of more that 900
recreational, arts, athletic and environmental programs for all ages.
Prior to his employment at the park district, Ray served as a leading law enforcement professional with the
Naperville Police Department for more than 20 years, retiring at the rank of police captain, and later at the
Bolingbrook Police Department where he served as the chief of police since 2005.
A recipient of numerous awards and honors, Ray has been honored by the Illinois State Crime Commission as
Police Chief of the Year and received the Medal of Honor for Bravery from the International Narcotics Officers’
Association. He also received the Naperville Jaycees Distinguished Service Award, the Kreml Leadership Award
from Northwestern University and many others.
An involved community member, Ray has been active in the Illinois Special Olympics, the St. Baldrick’s Cure
for Pediatric Cancer, Naperville Ribfest and has been a volunteer coach for the Naperville and Bolingbrook park
districts and YMCA. Additionally, he serves as an adjunct professor at the Center for Public Safety at
Northwestern University in Evanston, an adjunct criminal justice professor at Lewis University in Romeoville
and an instructor for the Department of Homeland Security in Washington D.C.
Ray holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminal Justice from St. Xavier University and a Master of Public
Administration from Northern Illinois University. He also is a graduate of the Northwestern University School of
Police Staff and Command and the Rocky Mountain Executive Management Program.
2Joseph Gregoire President & CEO, Illinois PNC BANK
Joseph A. Gregoire is president and CEO of Illinois banking for PNC Bank. During his 23 years with National
City, Mr. Gregoire served as regional president for the Chicagoland/ Northern Illinois region, manager of Middle
Market Lending for Michigan and Illinois, Chief Credit Officer for National City in Illinois, as well as President
and CEO of the National City affiliate in Kankakee, Illinois.
Mr. Gregoire earned his Bachelor of Arts and Master of Business Administration degrees from Olivet Nazarene
University in Kankakee, Illinois. He is also a graduate of Prochnow Graduate School of Banking, University of
Wisconsin.
Mr. Gregoire is also on the Secretary of the Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce Board, and is on the board of
directors for Gateway to Cancer Research, Chicago Botanic Garden, Chicago United, Chicago Urban League,
Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Metropolitan Planning Council, Ravinia Festival and Voices for Illinois Children.
2Margi Schiemann Community Relations Manager Nicor
Margi Schiemann is manager of community relations for Nicor Gas. She began her Nicor career in 1987 as a
writer in the Corporate Communications Department. She also served in the company’s Media Relations
Department as media spokesperson. In her current position, Schiemann manages a staff whose primary
responsibility is to enhance relationships with municipal, community and media constituents in about 640
communities in the northern one-third of the state of Illinois.
Additionally, Schiemann is responsible for administering the company’s local contributions program and
managing the company’s franchise agreements with municipalities. She also spent four years with Quaker Oats
where she was benefits communications specialist. Schiemann holds BA degrees in journalism and speech
communications from Eastern Illinois University. She also holds a master’s degree in organizational
communications from Northern Illinois University.
Schiemann is on the board of directors of the Illinois Fire Chiefs’ Research and Education Foundation and the
Community Career Center. She is also on the board of executive advisors for Northern Illinois University’s
College of Business. A 17-year resident of Naperville, she is married and has three children.
2Dr. Harold R. Wilde President North Central College
President of North Central College since 1991, Harold R. (Hal) Wilde describes his position as "the best job in
the world...to be the number one fan of an extraordinary community of students, faculty and staff...and live on a
historic campus in the heart of one of America’s finest cities.”
Deeply committed to the mission of the college, “a community of learners dedicated to preparing informed,
involved, principled and productive citizens and leaders over a lifetime,” Wilde’s tenure has been marked by an
eightfold increase in North Central’s endowment; continuous balanced budgets; the largest individual, corporate
and foundation gifts and bequests in the college’s 150-year history (making possible ten endowed faculty chairs
and six “Ruge Fellows,” a 400 percent rise in scholarship support, major construction projects and significant
campus expansion); 85 percent growth in full-time undergraduate enrollments (from 1,290 to 2,400); adoption of
the college’s first comprehensive new curriculum in 30 years; and a broadened commitment to international
programming, service-learning and interdisciplinary studies.
Under Wilde’s leadership, significant changes in North Central’s physical campus have included total renovation
of the college’s oldest building, Old Main; four new residence halls; two state-of-the-art stadiums for football,
track and baseball; a new “cyber cafe” for students and the community; a complete renovation of the building
that houses the college chapel; and the wiring of the entire campus for voice, video and data. The college
successfully completed a $50 million capital campaign in 2003. Since then, it has opened the $30 million Wentz
Concert Hall and Fine Arts Center and the environmentally innovative Residence Hall/ Recreation Center and is
preparing for its Sesquicentennial in 2011 and a major capital campaign to construct new science facilities.
After graduating from Amherst College with high honors in 1967 and earning a Ph.D. in government from
Harvard University, Wilde, a native of Wisconsin, served several years in Wisconsin state government, including
four as the state’s insurance commissioner. In 1979 he became special assistant to the president of the University
of Wisconsin System and two years later, vice president for external relations at Beloit College, where he served
for ten years before being named ninth president of North Central College in 1991.
Dr. Wilde is married to Benna Brecher Wilde, managing director of Prince Charitable Trusts in Chicago, and
they are the parents of three adult children, Anna Wilde Mathews, Henry and Elizabeth Ty.
2Sam Duncan Chairman & CEO Officemax
Sam Duncan began his career in 1969 at a Southern California Albertson’s store as a courtesy clerk and was
promoted to various store management, district management and merchandising positions, eventually being
named Albertson’s director of operations in 1991. He joined Fred Meyer, a major food and general merchandise
retailer, in 1992 as vice president of the grocery department, and was promoted through the executive
merchandising ranks. In 1999, Kroger acquired Fred Meyer (1998 sales: $15 billion). Mr. Duncan was appointed
president of Fred Meyer in 2001.
Most recently, Mr. Duncan served as president and chief executive officer of Shopko Stores, Inc., a $3.2 billion
(2004 sales) general merchandise retailer headquartered in Green Bay, Wisconsin, which he joined in 2002.
Mr. Duncan joined OfficeMax in 2005 as president and chief executive officer. Later that year he was
unanimously elected chairman by the company’s board of directors.
2Gregory De Jong President Paragon Advisors, LLC
A desire to better serve retirees led Gregory De Jong, CFP, to form the investment advisory and financial
planning firm Paragon Advisors, LLC, in 1995. Today, Greg leads a team of eight who are dedicated to
excellence in helping the firm’s clients pursue their financial and life goals. Offices in Naperville and Oak Brook
reveal the firm’s west suburban roots, yet Paragon Advisors has grown to serve clients in 16 states. It manages
$130 million of investments for a diverse clientele, including executives, small business owners, retirees and
soon-to-be retirees.
An avid pilot, Greg notes that careful planning, attention to detail and risk management are as critical in the
cockpit as they are in one’s financial plan. By employing prudent, time-tested investment management principles
and a deliberate approach to understanding client needs, Paragon Advisors is privileged to have hundreds of
clients who rely on its professionals for trusted counsel and financial peace of mind.
In addition to his role as president of Paragon Advisors, Greg is a registered principal with Securities Service
Network, Inc., member FINRA/SIPC. He is active in leadership roles with his local church and serves on national
and regional committees for his church denomination. Greg and his wife Kathy have resided in the western
suburbs since 1990.
2Donavan Emery Owner Profit Link
Don Emery’s career spans 25 years and includes extensive work in manufacturing and distribution. He is the
president of his own consulting company, ProfitLink Inc., based in Naperville. Profitlink provides consulting
services primarily in North America & Europe focused on cost improvement and driving the implementation of
financial results. Don’s background in organization design led his company to develop a set of implementation
tactics that ensure long-term profitability and broaden employee involvement. These tools and tactics are focused
on improving profitability of organizations in all areas including leadership, sales, manufacturing and supply
chain. Profitlink has developed its own Strive and Focus products designed to evaluate and implement large-scale
profit improvement strategies that work in all types of public and private corporations.
Don’s extensive background also includes industry roles in business reengineering, human resource development
and leadership and the lead role in several major change process implementations including new business
development and all facets of organization redesign projects. He has run business divisions, led human resource
and training organizations and has held full time and adjunct university positions teaching organization design,
marketing, sales and supply chain strategy. Don holds degrees from Concordia College and Purdue University.
He lives in Naperville with his wife Rae where they have successfully raised three children, and he is on the
board of several philanthropic organizations.
2Charles E. Fattore President RR Donnelley Logistics
Charles E. Fattore is president of RR Donnelley Logistics Services based in Chicago IL. Donnelley Logistics
Services (DLS) is the premier third party provider of logistics management solutions. Donnelley Logistics has
four main businesses—Print Logistics, Expedited Logistics, Mail Operations and its 1st Priority business. Print
Logistics moves printed product for RRD as well as third parties whereas Expedited Services is focused on
financial printing, pharmaceutical and bank distribution. The Mail Operations segment provides Co-Mail, CoPalletization and List Management Services to the magazine, catalog and direct mail industries. The 1st Priority
business provides LTL and Air Freight Services to a variety of shippers. Mr. Fattore is also responsible for Postal
Affairs for Donnelley Logistics and manages its relationship with the United States Postal Service. Donnelley
Logistics Services is a business unit of RR Donnelley & Sons Company, the $11 billion dollar, premier North
American printing company.
Prior to joining DLS, Mr. Fattore spent ten years managing distribution and transportation operations for Bank
One and its predecessor company, First Chicago NBD. Mr. Fattore is also Chairman of the National Postal Policy
Council; a Washington DC based first-class mailer trade association and serves on the Board of Directors of
Postcom. Additionally, he is past chairman of the American Bankers Association Postal Committee and served
on the Executive Board of the Mailers Technical Advisory Committee (MTAC). He was also on the Postmaster
General’s Competitive Services Task Force and has been a frequent speaker at Mailcom, National Postal Forums
and other industry events.
Earlier in his career Mr. Fattore spent five years as an assistant to Bob Knight and the Indiana University
basketball program and was also an assistant coach at the University of Colorado in Boulder. During his time at
Indiana, the Hoosiers won a NCAA Championship, three Big Ten titles and appeared in the NCAA tournament
all five years. Mr. Fattore was also an assistant with the 1984 US Olympic Basketball team that won the gold
medal in Los Angeles. He also worked with the 1983 and 1987 Pan American basketball teams. He currently
serves as president of the Neuqua Valley High School Hockey Club.
Mr. Fattore is a graduate of Indiana University and he and his wife Nancy have two sons, Andrew and
Christopher.
2Teresa Ryan Owner Ryan Hill Realty
Teresa Ryan is the owner/broker of Ryan Hill Realty, a full service residential and commercial brokerage, with
their corporate office located on Jefferson Street in downtown Naperville. The company philosophy of “the client
comes first” has been the cornerstone of the company’s success.
Teresa’s background includes 25 years in public relations, advertising and marketing. This extensive marketing
experience and business acumen has enabled Teresa to establish Ryan Hill Realty as a major realtor in the
Naperville and surrounding area with sales that surpassed $125 million in 2007.
Teresa Ryan is also the owner of Casa Bella Kitchen & Bath Design Center located on the main level of Ryan
Hill’s office in downtown Naperville with the philosophy of “Buy a House with Ryan Hill . . . make it a Home
with Casa Bella!”
2Sean Sebold Sebold Capital Management, Inc.
Mr. Sebold has over 10 years of experience in the financial planning and investment management industries. His
diverse background and experience, ranging from the floor of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange to a Global
Consultancy in Andersen Consulting, provide a unique vantage on wealth management
Mr. Sebold is among a small group of advisors in the country that have both earned the CFP certification and
hold the CFA Charter. Both designations are the highest level of certification in their respective field. He holds a
BA in English from Villanova University. He completed his CFP education at the College for Financial Planning
and obtained an MBA with majors in finance, international business and marketing from Northwestern
University’s Kellogg School.
Mr. Sebold is past-president and chairman of the Financial Planning Association of Illinois, the largest FPA
chapter in the country. After serving at the state level, Mr. Sebold was also the chairman of the Financial
Planning Association’s National Pro Bono Advisory Committee.
Mr. Sebold has been quoted in Crain’s Chicago Business, AARP Magazine, CFA Magazine and USAA
Magazine. He has made presentations at the Kane County Bar Association, the CFA Institute of Chicago and the
Financial Planning Association, in addition to appearing on ABC’s Sunday Morning , WGN-Radio and Fox
News.
When not working, Mr. Sebold spends his time with his wife and four small children. He enjoys marathon
running/training, golfing, sailing and reading.
2Beth Ashley Director Of Sales & Marketing Wyndham Lisle - Chicago Hotel & Executive Meeting Center
Beth is the director of sales & marketing for the newly renovated and repositioned Wyndham Lisle-Chicago
Hotel & Executive Meeting Center. The hotel boasts an approval from and membership into IACC- International
Association of Conference Centers. This IACC approval means it meets 30 distinct criteria making it one of the
most regarded meeting facilities in the world. Beth works with 10 sales professionals who partner with major
corporations and their meeting planners to host corporate training, executive board meetings, product launches,
new hire training, continuing education as well as special events.
The Wyndham Lisle-Chicago Hotel & Executive Meeting Center has always made it a priority to offer
personalized service to guests. That philosophy has been taken to unprecedented heights with brand new, nonsmoking PURE rooms and an executive meeting center. These 99.9 percent allergy-free guest rooms and meeting
space are treated with the latest technologies available. In-room filtration systems purify air particles, while
surfaces are treated to minimize the growth of germs and bacteria. Beth and her team make sure planners are
aware of the wellness initiatives offered both in the PURE environment and the ergonomic meeting space
including Herman Miller Chairs, non-glare tables, sound and lighting.
Prior to working for the Wyndham Lisle-Chicago Hotel & Executive Meeting Center, Beth worked at the
Wyndham Drake in Oak Brook and started her career at the Westin Northwest, formerly the Wyndham
Northwest Chicago.
Board of Directors
Mr. Kevin Harris General Manager, Chicago Facilities Operations BP America, Inc. Chairman
Mr. Shane Beard Owner FASTSIGNS Chair Elect
Ms. Christina Klein, CPA Partner Klein, Hall & Associates, LLC Treasurer
Mr. John Buckley Director of Institutional Advancement Naper Settlement Governance Chair
Mr. Russ Whitaker Partner Rosanova & Whitaker LTD. Legislative Committee Chair
Dr. Cathy Subber Chiropractic Physician Advanced Health of Naperville Member Services Team
Ms. Sandra Price Financial Advisor Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc. Membership Chair
Mr. John Puscheck President Prager Moving & Storage Immediate Past Chairman
Ms. Rosemarie Breske Garvey Assistant Vice President, Small Business Banking Harris N.A.
Mr. Mike Brink Sales Manager Waste Management-West Inc.
Mr. Dennis Culloton President & CEO Culloton Strategies, LLC
Mr. Don Emery President Profitlink Inc.
Mr. Paul Feith Principal Paul Gregory Media
Mr. Jeff Friant Corporate Controller Edward Hospital & Health Services
Mr. Raymond Jakubiak Vice President, Business Process Information Navistar International Corporation
Mr. Thomas Kallay Senior Regional Community Relations Director Nicor Gas
Mr. John Knobloch Principal Attorney Knobloch Law Firm
Mr. Rick Lochner President RPC Leadership Associates, Inc.
Mr. Dale Mancuso Senior Vice President Group Manager PNC Bank
Ms. Jennifer McGuffin Public Relations Manager Calamos Investments
Mr. Neal Miller Communications Manager Exelon Nuclear
Mr. John Norman Principal Design Resource Center
Mr. Sean Sebold President Sebold Capital Management, Inc.
Mr. Mike Squire Director, Community Development North Central College
Ms. Sue Welsh Mortgage Loan Officer Old Second National Bank
Ms. Denise West Community Development Director Benedictine University
Ms. Linda Yang Director Xilin Association
Mr. Norm Zienty, Jr. President Fair Oaks Ford
Chamber Staff
John Schmitt President & CEO (630) 544-3370 [email protected]
Tami Andrew Vice President, Operations & Member Services (630) 544-3356 [email protected]
Lisa Livingston Director, Event Services (630) 544-3365 [email protected]
Barry Poll Vice President, Sales & Marketing (630) 544-3386 [email protected]
Patrick D. Skarr Vice President, Advocacy, Economic Growth & Quality of Life (630) 544-3368
[email protected]
Brianna Belgio Events Coordinator (630) 544-3377 [email protected]
Kelly Brackin Accounting Coordinator (630) 544-3367 [email protected]
Kara Carpenter Ribbon Cuttings Coordinator (630) 355-4141 ext. 1323 [email protected]
Susan Crotty Account Executive (630) 544-3379 [email protected]
Jack Donahue Account Executive (630) 544-3360 [email protected]
Cheryl Fontaine Member Services Coordinator (630) 544-3380 [email protected]
Ryan Foster Website Coordinator (630) 544-3378 [email protected]
Sharon Meyerhoff Membership Fulfillment Coordinator (630) 544-3376 [email protected]
Marcia Straub Residential Greeter Coordinator (630) 355-4141 ext. 1324 [email protected]
Ellen Wojtowicz Member Services Coordinator (630) 544-3357
Katie Wood Executive Director Downtown Naperville Alliance (630) 544-3372 [email protected]
Residential Greeters: Ping Zhang Giselle Harquail Suzanne Gutknecht
95th Street Library — www.naperville-lib.org
Adventist Bolingbrook Hospital — www.keepingyouwell.com
Alliant Credit Union — www.alliantcreditunion.org
American Cancer Society - DuPage Regional Office — www.cancer.org
Arthritis Foundation - Greater Chicago Chapter — www.arthritis.org
Benedictine University — www.ben.edu
Bethany Lutheran Church & School — www.bethanylcs.org
Bridge Communities — www.bridgecommunities.org
Brookfield Zoo/Chicago Zoological Society — www.czs.org
Calvary Church of Naperville — www.calvarynaperville.org
Cantigny Park — www.cantigny.org
CASA of DuPage County, Inc. — www.dupagecasa.org
Century Walk Corp. — www.centurywalk.org
Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce — www.chicagolandchamber.org
Community Career Center — www.communitycareercenter.org
Community Christian Church — www.communitychristian.org
Community United Methodist Church — www.communityunitedmethodist.org
Compass Church, The — www.thecompass.net
Covenant Classical School — www.covenantclassicalschool.org
Crossroads — www.ccc4Christ.org
Danada House — www.danadahouse.com
Delta Dental of Illinois — www.deltadentalil.com
DePaul University-Naperville Campus — www.depaul.edu
Downtown Naperville Alliance — www.downtownnaperville.com
DuPage Children’s Museum — www.dupagechildrensmuseum.org
DuPage Community Foundation, The — www.dcfdn.org
DuPage P.A.D.S., Inc. — www.dupagepads.org
DuPage Symphony Orchestra — www.dupagesymphony.org
Easter Seals DuPage and the Fox Valley Region — www.eastersealsdfvr.org
Ecumenical Adult Care of Naperville — www.EcumenicalCenter.com
Education Center, The — www.theeducationcenter.org
Exchange Club of Naperville — www.exchangeclub.org
Fair Lady Productions, Inc. — www.kidzkabaret.com
Family Shelter Service — www.familyshelterservice.org
Forest Preserve District of DuPage County — www.dupageforest.com
Friends for Therapeutic Equine Activities — www.ftea.org
Galaxy Soccer Club — www.galaxysc.com
Giving DuPage — www.givingdupage.org
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church — www.welcomegrowserve.org
Goodwill Store & Donation Center — www.goodwillsew.com
Grace United Methodist Church — www.peopleofgrace.org
Illinois Credit Union League — www.iculeague.coop
Illinois Hispanic Chamber of Commerce — www.ihccbusiness.net
Illinois Independent Living Center
Joliet Junior College — www.jjc.edu
Judd Kendall VFW Post 3873 — www.napervfw.org
Junior League of Kane & DuPage Counties — www.jlkd.org
KidsMatter — www.kidsmatter2us.org
LifeSource Blood Services — www.lifesource.org
Literacy DuPage — www.literacydupage.org
Little Friends, Inc. — www.littlefriendsinc.org
Loaves & Fishes Community Pantry — www.loaves-fishes.org
March of Dimes — www.marchofdimesillinois.org
Marianjoy Rehabilitation Hospital — www.marianjoy.org
Metropolitan Family Services DuPage — www.metrofamily.org
Morton Arboretum, The — www.mortonarb.org
NAMI DuPage — www.namidupage.org
Naper Boulevard Library — www.naperville-lib.org
Naper Settlement — www.napersettlement.museum
Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce — www.naperville.net
Naperville Area Chamber Political Action Committee — www.nacpac.net
Naperville Area Humane Society — www.napervilleareahumanesociety.org
Naperville Art League — www.napervilleartleague.com
Naperville CARES — www.napervillecares.org
Naperville Community Television — www.nctv17.com
Naperville Congregational Church — www.napercongregational.org
Naperville Country Club — www.napervillecc.org
Naperville Garden Club — www.napervillegardenclub.com
Naperville Heritage Society — www.napersettlement.museum
Naperville Jaycees — www.naperjaycees.org
Naperville Junior Woman’s Club — www.napervillejuniors.org
Naperville Park District — www.napervilleparks.org
Naperville Post Office — www.usps.com
Naperville Professional Firefighter Local #4302 — www.iaff4302.org
Naperville Public Library — www.naperville-lib.org
Naperville Township Democratic Organization — www.napervilledemocrats.org
Naperville Township Republican Organization — www.napervillerepublicans.com
Naperville Woman’s Club — www.napervillewomansclub.com
NCO Youth and Family Services — www.ncoyouth.org
Nichols Library — www.naperville-lib.org
Noble Fool Theatricals — www.noblefool.org
North Central College — www.northcentralcollege.edu
Northern Illinois Food Bank — www.northernilfoodbank.org
Northwood University — www.northwood.edu
Our Children’s Homestead — www.ourchildrenshomestead.org
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church — www.oursaviours.com
Pace Suburban Bus — www.pacebus.com
PACT, Inc. — www.pactinc.net
Passages Counseling Center, Inc. — www.passagescounseling.net
Plumbers & Pipefitters Local 501 — www.ualocal501.org
Project Help — www.projecthelpdupage.org
Rally For Ryan — www.rallyforryan.org
Ray Graham Association — www.ray-graham.org
Rotary Club of Naperville Sunrise — www.napervillesunrise.com
Rotary Club of Naperville/Noon — www.napervillerotary.com
Samaritan Interfaith Counseling Ctr. — www.samaritancenter.org
SCORE — www.scorefoxvalley.org
Senior Home Sharing, Inc. — www.seniorhomesharing.org
Serenity House Counseling Services, Inc. — www.serenityhouse.com
SIDS Sudden Infant Death Services of Illinois, Inc. — www.sidsillinois.org
Ss. Peter and Paul Church — www.sspeterandpaul.net
St. Francis High School — www.sfhsnet.org
St. John’s Episcopal Church — www.stjohns-episcopal.com
St. Patrick’s Residence — www.stpatricksresidence.org
St. Raphael Catholic Church — www.st-raphael.com
Tabor Hills — ww.taborhills.com
Technology Center of DuPage — www.tcdupage.org
Teen Parent Connection — www.teenparentconnection.org
The Autism Training Center at Giant Steps Illinois — www.giantstepsillinois.org
Three Fires Council, Boys Scouts of America — www.threefirescouncil.org
ThinkFirst National Injury Prevention Foundation — www.thinkfirst.org
Turning Point Autism Foundation — www.turningpointeaf.org
Villa St. Benedict — www.villastben.org
Wayside Cross Ministries — www.waysidecross.org
Western DuPage Special Recreation Association — www.wdsra.com
Wheaton Park District — www.wheatonparkdistrict.com
YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago — www.ymcachgo.org
Xilin Association — www.xilin.org
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Accountants
Klein, Hall and Associates, LLC
Stacy Gray
3973 75th St., #102
Aurora
IL, 60504
630-898-5578
630-898-5593
Fax: [email protected]
www.kleinhallcpa.com
Architects
Newman Architecture
Dawn Newman
1730 Park Street, Suite 115
Naperville
IL, 60563
630-420-1600
630-420-1987
Fax: [email protected]
www.newmanarchitecture.com
Automotive - Sales
Mercedes-Benz of Naperville
Mike Tegge
1569 W. Ogden Ave.
Naperville
IL, 60540
630-305-4560
630-357-0466
Fax: [email protected]
www.mbofnaperville.com
Automotive - Service
Maaco Collision Repair and Auto Painting
Vijay Patel
2115 Ogden Ave.
Lisle
IL, 60532
630-852-7220
630-852-7222
Fax: [email protected]
www.maaco.com
Automotive - Service
Becker Service Center
Mark Harris
1421 S. Plainfield-Naperville Rd.
Naperville
IL, 60564
630-983-5500
630-983-0859
Fax: [email protected]
www.beckerservicecenter.com
Automotive - Service
Naper Auto Works
Jim Hess
320 N. Mill St.
Naperville
IL, 60540
630-420-2886
630-420-1589
www.naperautoworks.com
Business
Rose Paving Company
Candace Johnson
7300 W. 100th Place
Bridgeview
IL, 60455
708-430-1100
708-430-9100
rosepaving.com
Cleaning Companies
Maid Brigade
Judith Wilkening
710 E. Odgen Avenue, Suite 640
Naperville
IL, 60563
630-579-6253
630-579-6242
Fax: [email protected]
naperville.maidbrigade.com
Communications/Broadcasting
95.9 The River
Brian Duggan
1884 Plain Ave.
Aurora
IL, 60502
630-898-1580
630-898-2463
Fax: [email protected]
www.959theriver.com
Computer Sales/Service
PCRX Services
Ric Orna
1041 W. Ogden Ave. #124
Naperville
IL, 60563
630-352-0554
Fax: [email protected]
www.pcrxservices.com
Contractors/Construction
Frederickson Builders
Marsha Frederickson
1470 Farington Court
Naperville
IL, 60563
630-369-1878
630-369-4642
Fax: [email protected]
www.fredericksonbuilders.com
Contractors/Construction
Olsson Roofing
R. Scott Kuykendall
740 S. Lake Street
Aurora
IL, 60507
630-892-0449
630-892-1556
Fax: [email protected]
olssonroofing.com
Economic Development
Naperville Development Partnership Convention and Visitors Bureau
Jenna Caymaz
212 S. Webster Street, Suite 104
Naperville
IL, 60540
877-236-2737
630-305-7793
Fax: [email protected]
visitnaperville.com
Education
St. Francis High School
Thomas Bednar
2130 W. Roosevelt Rd.
Wheaton
IL, 60187
630-668-5800
630-668-3043
Fax: [email protected]
www.sfhsnet.org
Education
Illinois Institute of Technology
Scott Pfeiffer
201 E. Loop Rd.
Wheaton
IL, 60187
630-682-6001
630-682-6010
Fax: [email protected]
www.iit.edu/applied_tech
Education
North Central College
Jim Godo
30 N. Brainard Street
Naperville
IL, 60540
630-637-5100
630-637-5224
Fax: [email protected]
www.northcentralcollege.edu
Education
Naperville Community Unit School District 203
Maureen Dvorak
203 West Hillside Road
Naperville
IL, 60540
630-420-6300
630-420-1066
Fax: [email protected]
www.naperville203.org
Education
Benedictine University
Krystal Barrett
5700 College Rd.
Lisle
IL, 60532
630-829-6191
630-829-6091
Fax: [email protected]
www.ben.edu
Education
Premier College Funding Solutions
Bob Proctor
1717 N. Naper Blvd., #205
Naperville
IL, 60563
630-219-2015
630-219-7020
Fax: [email protected]
www.mypcfs.com
Education
DeVry University
Christine Mikel
3005 Highland Pkwy 5th Floor
Downers Grove
IL, 60515
630-515-2498
630-353-9081
Fax: [email protected]
www.devry.edu
Education
College of DuPage
Laurie Jorgensen
425 Pawell Blvd., OCC149C
Glen Ellyn
IL, 60137-6599
630-942-2800
630-942-3737
Fax: [email protected]
www.cod.edu
Education
Northern Illinois University
David Haas
1120 E. Diehl Rd.
Naperville
IL, 60563
630-577-9101 / 815-783-8872
815-783-8989
Fax: [email protected]
www.niuconferences.com
Employment
Hipp Temporary
Joe Gosselin
326 N. Sleight
Naperville
IL, 60540
630-291-3878
630-416-7259
Fax: [email protected]
www.hipptemporary.com
Energy Efficiency
EffortlessEfficiency
Beau D'Arcy
200 E. 5th Ave. #117B
Naperville
IL, 60563
630-851-3132
630-857-3260
www.efficiencyretrofits.com
Engineering Services
Packer Engineering, Inc.
Charlotte Sartain
1950 North Washington St.
Naperville
IL, 60566
630-505-5722
630-505-1986
Fax: [email protected]
www.packereng.com
Engineering Services
Engineering Systems, Inc.
Susan Schroeder
2851 Exchange Ave.
Aurora
IL, 60504
630-851-4566
630-851-4870
Fax: [email protected]
www.esi-website.com
Financial
Core Capital Solutions LLC
David Fluett
40 Shuman Blvd., Suite 240
Naperville
IL, 60563
641-753-9900
641-753-9909
Fax: [email protected]
www.corecapitalsolutions.com
Financial
Illinois Credit Union League
Vicki Lyn Ponzo
1807 W. Diehl Road
Naperville
IL, 60566
630-983-3413
630-983-4261
Fax: [email protected]
iculeague.coop
Financial
Old Second National Bank
Sam Entile
37 S. River St.
Aurora
IL, 60506
630-892-0202
630-897-5237
Fax: [email protected]
www.oldsecond.com
Financial
United Central Bank
Jeremiah Walton
1112 S. Washington Street, Suite #100
Naperville
IL, 60540
630-357-1100
630-357-0647
Fax: [email protected]
unitedcentralbank.com
Financial
PNC Bank
Dani Swade
1 N. Franklin #100
Chicago
IL, 60606
312-338-5268
Fax: [email protected]
www.pnc.com
Financial
Raymond James and Associates, Inc.
Kristy Sullivan
620 N. River Rd., #108
Naperville
IL, 60563
630-579-3800
630-369-2950
Fax: [email protected]
www.raymondjames.com/naperville
Financial
Illiana Financial Credit Union
Beth Whittingham
1163 E. Ogden Ave., #711
Naperville
IL, 60563
630-355-1488
630-355-1545
Fax: [email protected]
www.illiana.org
Grocery Store
Casey's Foods
Dan Casey
124 W. Gartner
Naperville
IL, 60540
630-369-1686
630-369-1870
Fax: [email protected]
www.caseysfoods.com
Health
St. Patricks Residence
Madelene Bernar
1400 Brookdale Road
Naperville
IL, 60563
630-416-6565 x511
630-416-8755
Fax: [email protected]
www.stpatricksresidence.org
Health
Mark V. Valentinas, D.D.S.
Lori Valentinas
1001 E. Chicago Ave., #143
Naperville
IL, 60540
630-369-0111
630-369-0376
Fax: [email protected]
www.valentinasdds.com
Health
Dr. Anjanetta M. Wonderlick and Associates
Dr. Anjanetta M. Wonderlick
1112 S. Washington St., #211
Naperville
IL, 60540
630-355-5211
630-355-5249
Fax: [email protected]
www.anjanettawonderlickdds.com
Health
Progressive Eye Care
Carrie Bloomquist
3100 Ogden Ave.
Lisle
IL, 60532
630-245-0989
630-527-0125
Fax: [email protected]
www.progressiveicare.com
Health
The Devonshire Lisle
Molly Martinez
1700 Robin Lane
Lisle
IL, 60532
630-963-1600
630-963-8074
Fax: [email protected]
www.thedevonshireoflisle.com
Health
John Saran, MD
John Saran
120 Spaulding Dr., #303
Naperville
IL, 60540
630-527-5575
630-527-5573
Fax: [email protected]
www.johnsaranmd.com
Health
ManorCare Health Services
Chuck Ritli
200 W. Martin Ave.
Naperville
IL, 60540
630-355-4111
630-355-4991
Fax: [email protected]
www.hcr-manorcare.com
Health
Wheaton Eye Clinic
Sharon Mulder
2015 N. Main St.
Wheaton
IL, 60187
630-668-8250
847-468-7172
Fax: [email protected]
www.wheatoneye.com
Health
Naperfield Endodontics, P.C.
Michael Elasaad
2776 Forgue Dr., Ste. 106
Naperville
IL, 60564
630-305-0312
630-305-0233
Fax: [email protected]
www.naperfieldendo.com
Health
Amedisys Home Healthcare
Meg Wilton
1230 Diehl Rd. #202
Naperville
IL, 60563
630-505-4275
630-505-4370
Fax: [email protected]
www.amedisys.com
Health
DuPage Urology Associates
Alan Glick
1259 Rickert Dr., #100
Naperville
IL, 60540
630-369-1572
630-369-6139
Fax: [email protected]
www.dupageuro.com
Home Maintenance/Improvement
Kitchen Master
Ted Kawczynski
600 Industrial Dr.
Naperville
IL, 60563
630-369-0500
630-369-0138
Fax: [email protected]
www.thekitchenmaster.com
Home Maintenance/Improvement
Villa St. Benedict
Denise Rainge
1920 Maple Lane
Lisle
IL, 60532
630-725-7000
630-852-3196
Fax: [email protected]
www.villastben.org
Home Maintenance/Improvement
Opal Enterprises, Inc.
Tara Opalski
424 Fort Hill Dr., Ste. 108
Naperville
IL, 60540
630-355-6557
630-355-6532
Fax: [email protected]
www.opalenterprises.net
Industry
BBM, Inc.-Main Street Promenade Executive Center
Dwight Yackley
P.O. Box 544
Naperville
IL, 60566-0544
630-305-7171 x6
630-305-9971
Fax: [email protected]
www.mainstreetpromenade.com
Industry
Trade Winds Heating and Air Conditioning
Anu Grover
1751 W. Diehl Road, Suite 200
Naperville
IL, 60563
630-444-2332
630-444-2510
Fax: [email protected]
nicor.com
Insurance
Serpe Insurance
Joe Inserro
1901 Butterfield Rd., #920
Downers Grove
IL, 60515
773-305-3336
630-729-3227
Fax: [email protected]
www.serpeinsurance.com
Landscaping
O'Donovans Landscaping
Lisa O'Donovan
29 W. 561 State Route 34
Naperville
IL, 60540
630-355-3370
630-355-3475
Fax: [email protected]
odonovanlandscaping.com
Legal
Sullivan Taylor and Gumina
Joseph Emmerth
1749 S. Naperville Rd., Suite #106
Wheaton
IL, 60189
630-665-7676
630-384-1149
Fax: [email protected]
www.stglawfirm.com
Legal
The Greenberg Law Firm
Ms. Shawn Krebs
55 S. Main St., #359
Naperville
IL, 60540
630-416-4747
630-416-9449
www.barrygreenberglaw.com
Legal
Dommermuth, Brestal, Cobine and West, Ltd.
Kevin Gensler
123 Water St.
Naperville
IL, 60540
630-355-5800
630-355-5976
Fax: [email protected]
www.napervillelawyers.com
Legal
Knobloch Law Firm
John Knobloch
608 S. Washington #207
Naperville
IL, 60540
630-674-8440
630-527-0332
Fax: [email protected]
www.knoblochlaw.com
Library
Naperville Public Library
Susan Greenwood
2035 S. Naper Blvd.
Naperville
IL, 60565
630-961-4100
630-961-4119
Fax: [email protected]
www.naperville-lib.org
Lodging
Holiday Inn Select Naperville
Leslie Vosburgh
1801 N. Naper Blvd.
Naperville
IL, 60563
630-505-4900
630-505-8239
Fax: [email protected]
www.naperselect.com
Lodging
Country Inn and Suites
Sandra Wolf
1837 Centre Point Circle
Naperville
IL, 60563
630-328-4649
630-505-0176
Fax: [email protected]
www.countryinns.com/napervilleil
Lodging
Baymont Inn and Suites
Eric Lightner
1585 N. Naperville/Wheaton Rd.
Naperville
IL, 60563
630-357-0022
630-357-9817
Fax: [email protected]
Lodging
Wyndham Lisle-Chicago Hotel and Executive Meeting Center
Beth Ashley
3000 Warrenville Rd.
Lisle
IL, 60532
630-505-1000
630-505-9965
Fax: [email protected]
www.wyndham.com
Manufacturing
Navistar
Karl J. Knecht
4201 Winfield Road
Warrenville
IL, 60555
630-753-5000
Fax: [email protected]
www.navistar.com
Museum
Naper Settlement
Jody Ellyne
523 S. Webster Street
Naperville
IL, 60540
630-420-6010
630-305-5255
www.napersettlement.org
Museum
DuPage Childrens Museum
Alison Segebarth
301 N. Washington Street
Naperville
IL, 60540
630-637-8000 x2600
630-637-1276
Fax: [email protected]
dupagechildrensmuseum.org
Networking
IHN Networking Services
Melissa Tock
598 Cades Ct., Ste. 100
Bolingbrook
IL, 60440
630-783-1816
630-783-1817
Fax: [email protected]
www.ihn-net.com
Organizations - Non-Profit
Downtown Naperville Alliance
Katie Wood
55 S. Main Street, #351
Naperville
IL, 60540
630-544-3372
630-355-8335
Fax: [email protected]
www.downtownnaperville.com
Plumbing/Heating/AC
Phil Walz Plumbing, Inc.
Debra Hanes
1340 W. Ogden Ave.
Naperville
IL, 60563
630-355-0080
630-355-6481
Fax: [email protected]
www.philwalzplumbing.com
Plumbing/Heating/AC
Expert Plumbing Heating and Electrical
Stephen Brockman
424 Fort Hill Dr., Ste. 122
Naperville
IL, 60540
630-579-1996
630-548-9486
Fax: [email protected]
www.expertplumbing.com
Plumbing/Heating/AC
Advanced Climate Control Co.
Jonathan Owen
609 Morningside Dr.
Naperville
IL, 60563
630-428-3948
630-357-7205
Fax: [email protected]
www.advancedclimatehvac.com
Real Estate
Glenmuir Luxury Rental Homes
Yolanda Pawula
2604 Rockport lane
Naperville
IL, 60564
630-927-3351
630-922-3352
Fax: [email protected]
www.glenmuirapartments.com
Real Estate
5th Avenue Station
Kathy Mortensen
200 E. 5th Avenue, Suite 234
Naperville
IL, 60563
630-369-5638
630-369-6176
Fax: [email protected]
townmgmt.com
Real Estate
4C Realty
Kathy Nosek
2508 College Rd.
Downers Grove
IL, 60516
630-290-5239
630-786-3310
Fax: [email protected]
www.4crealty.net
Recreation
Naperville Park District
Sameerra M. Luthman
320 W. Jackson Ave.
Naperville
IL, 60540
630-848-3570
630-848-5001
Fax: [email protected]
www.napervilleparks.org
Recreation
Bolingbrook Golf Club
Randy Farber
2001 Rodeo Drive
Bolingbrook
IL, 60490
630-771-9400 x4075
630-771-9418
Fax: [email protected]
www.bolingbrookgolfclub.com
Recreation
Arrowhead Golf Club
Geri Johnson
26W151 Butterfield Rd.
Wheaton
IL, 60187
630-653-5800
630-653-5864
Fax: [email protected]
arrowheadgolfclub.org
Restaurants
Jilly's of Naperville
Nick Caruso Jr.
103 S. Main Street
Naperville
IL, 60540
630-355-1001
630-355-0889
Fax: [email protected]
jillyschicago.com
Restaurants
Cafe Buonaro's
Tina Marie Buonaro's
300 East 5th Avenue
Naperville
IL, 60563
630-717-0006
630-717-0026
Fax: [email protected]
cafebuonaros.com
Restaurants
Biaggi's Ristorante Italiano
Amy Goddard
2752 Showplace Drive
Naperville
IL, 60564
630-428-8500 x20
Fax: [email protected]
biaggis.com
Restaurants
Arrowhead Restaurant and Bar
Geri Johnson
26W151 Butterfield Rd.
Wheaton
IL, 60187
630-653-5800
630-653-5864
Fax: [email protected]
arrowheadgolfclub.org
Retail/Shopping
Window World
David Hampton
600 Industrial Drive, Suite 403
Naperville
IL, 60563
630-778-7189
630-778-2134
Fax: [email protected]
windowworldchicago.com
Retail/Shopping
Verlo Mattress Factory Stores
Kerin Smith
P.O. Box 4135
Naperville
IL, 60567-4135
630-961-9191
630-961-0474
Fax: [email protected]
verlo.com
Retail/Shopping
City Meat Market
Peter Hudetz
790 Royal St. George, #127
Naperville
IL, 60563
630-355-0440
630-639-6584
Fax: [email protected]
www.citymeatmarket.us
Retail/Shopping
ConAgra Foods
Emily Simpson
215 W. Diehl Rd.
Naperville
IL, 60563
630-857-1000
402-517-9347
Fax: [email protected]
www.conagrafoods.com
Retail/Shopping
Bella Caley
Cynthia Meals
20 W. Jefferson Ave.
Naperville
IL, 60540
630-36-4991
630-369-4992
Fax: [email protected]
www.bellacaley.com
Retail/Shopping
Fastframe
Mary Thiltgen
55 Danada Square East
Wheaton
IL, 60187
630-690-5889
630-690-5989
Fax: [email protected]
www.fastframe.com
Senior Services
Sunrise Senior Living
Karen Brown
535 West Odgen Avenue
Naperville
IL, 60563
630-305-9400
630-305-9444
Fax: [email protected]
sunriseseniorliving.com
Shipping/Postal Services
The Boxes, Etc.
Michele Zajac
790 Royal Saint George Drive #141
Naperville
IL, 60563
630-717-1351
630-717-1370
Fax: [email protected]
www.theboxesetc.com
Spas/Salons
Elegante Salons and Day Spas
Kay Smith
604 Lynchburg Court
Naperville
IL, 60540
630-983-5300
630-416-2595
Fax: [email protected]
www.elegantesalons-spas.com
Transportation
West Suburban Travelers Limousine, Inc.
Jeff Hiltunen
27W291 Geneva Road
Winfield
IL, 60190
630-668-9600 x 249
630-668-5593
westsublimo.com
Transportation
Discount Tire
Vickie Schillerstrom
55 Shuman Blvd, Suite 575
Naperville
IL, 60563
630-778-7171
630-778-7194
Fax: [email protected]
discounttire.com
Transportation
Belgio's Chauffeuring
Mike Belgio
15130 S. Route 59
Plainfield
IL, 60586
630-579-8910
773-681-3955
Fax: [email protected]
www.belgios.net
Travel
Travel Leaders of Naperville
Donna Campbell
1163 E. Odgen Avenue, Suite 717
Naperville
IL, 60563
630-355-8821
630-355-8851
Fax: [email protected]
www.travelleaders.com/napervilleil
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