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A MONTROSE ASSOCIATION OF COMMERCE & TOURISM MONTHLY PUBLICATION
THE MONTROSE ACT
JULY 2012
VOL. 18 | ISSUE 7
In This Issue
Board Chair Report......................2
Program Spotlight ....................2-3
News & Events .........................4–5
Member Spotlight ........................4
July Dates ....................................5
City & County Reports .................6
Non-Profit Update ........................6
New Members ..............................7
Renewing Members .....................7
MACT Thank-Yous .......................7
Business Development Sem. ......8
Featured Event
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
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ADVERTISING: How it works,
why it doesn’t, and what you
can do about it!
Paul Orlando, General Manager
Cherry Creek Radio Montrose
Join Paul Orlando for a general
discussion about advertising.
RSVP required to 249-5000
Please RSVP
for all Montrose ACT events
249-5000
[email protected]
MONTROSE ASSOCIATION
OF COMMERCE & TOURISM
1519 East Main Street
Montrose, CO 81401
800.923.5515 Toll-Free
970.249.5000 Phone
970.249.2907 Fax
Media Interviews
THE USA PRO CHALLENGE IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER! It is an exciting
time for Montrose as the host city for Stage Two of the race. Not only will lots of professional cyclists and visitors be converging on our city for the race, there will also be throngs of
media making their way to Montrose, as well.
With the media spotlight shining bright on Montrose this summer, we thought it was a good
time to remind everyone of the protocol regarding media interview requests. If the reporter
is doing a story about the Pro Cycle Challenge, please ask them to contact City Manager Bill
Bell (970-240-1400) or Montrose ACT Executive Director Jenni Sopsic (970-708-1182).
If the story is about something specific to your business or industry, of course, you should
respond! This is a great opportunity for you to get publicity for your business and to share
your expertise. If you do respond to a media request, it is always appreciated that you contact
Jenni Sopsic to advise her about the interview. Often, reporters go to more than one source on
a story, so it’s nice to alert give the city a “head’s up!” on anything tourism-related.
Here are three tips to keep in mind when doing media interviews:
1. Be timely. Reporters work in a deadline-driven world. When you are contacted by a journalist, you should respond immediately. Inquire what the deadline is, what the subject of the
article is, and ask if you can call them back (this gives you time to prepare). Then, call back at
the agreed-upon time.
2. Be prepared. Once you know what the topic of the interview is, you can prepare your key
points. Then, during the interview, no matter what question is asked, you can use bridging
phrases to relate back to your main ideas. Examples of good bridging phrases include, “And let
me add…”, “It’s important to remember…”, and, “For example…”.
3. Be concise. Don’t let your responses ramble. Be clear and concise and keep your answers to
about 30 seconds or no more than a minute. That’s all the media can use, and if you don’t edit
yourself, they will do it for you!
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PLATINUM MEMBERS:
DMEA - Utilities
Wells Fargo Bank - Banks
GOLD MEMBERS:
Volunteers of America - Senior Services
SILVER MEMBERS:
Bobo Logos - Graphic Design
Bradley Devitt Haas & Watkins, PC - Attorneys
CenturyLink - Telecommunications
City of Montrose - Government
Colorado Smiles - Dr. Dan Clader, DDS - Dentists
D’Medici Footwear - Shoe Stores
NuVista - Credit Unions
The Staffing Group - Employment Services/Training
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Because the quality of a
community depends on the
capability of its leaders
Leadership Montrose Graduates Class of 2012
Leadership Montrose Class of 2012 graduated 21 participants on Friday, June 15, 2012.
Over 50 alumni and dignitaries attended the graduation luncheon at the Holiday Inn Express
& Suites. Keynote speakers District Attorney Dan Hotsenpiller, District Attorney’s Office for
the Seventh Judicial District, and Executive Director Mike King, Colorado Department of
Natural Resources (and a Montrose High School Alumni), addressed the class with their
thoughts on leadership and the art of collaboration.
SCOTT BEYER
Scott’s Printing & Design
Board Chair, Montrose ACT
July is going to be HOT!
Just a reminder that in several weeks, the
USA Pro Challenge will be upon us—so
get involved, help sponsor, and let’s show
the world why we love Montrose!
Congratulations to the graduates of the
2012 Leadership Montrose program. The
future looks brighter with this group.
Please invest in the future of Montrose
with your support for this fine program.
A big shout out to the Redcoats, the
“worker bees” in our community. Without
their hard work, many events just would
not come off. The most recent member
list, provided by Redcoats President Denise
Swanson, shows group enrollment at 33
members with four lifetime members.
This is a great organization that would
welcome new members to help carry their
heavy load. Check into getting involved
with the Redcoats.
Give your local business neighbors the
best shot at your business. I have heard
several times in the last month, “I can get it
cheaper online.” This does not surprise me,
simply from the scale of economics. Just
remember who supports the community.
Don’t be afraid to tell a local business that
you want to keep your money local, and I
am sure that you can all come to a happy
medium to accomplish that goal.
Longtime and outgoing Steering Committee Member Elsa Anderson (City of Montrose) was
acknowledged for her numerous contributions to the program over the years, and Program
Facilitator and Steering Committee Member Sue Hansen (Sue Hansen Speaks) was recognized for her invaluable presence and her ability to lead by example.
The Program
Leadership Montrose (formerly the Uncompahgre Valley Leadership Program) was
developed in response to the growing need for quality leadership. A few citizens passionate
about Montrose created a leadership program to prepare and inform new leaders on community affairs. Since its inception in 1996, Leadership Montrose has provided
hundreds of participants with a glimpse into the infrastructure, qualities, and character-istics
of our community.
Great leaders must know and understand the key issues affecting the community in which
they serve. Leadership Montrose, a program of the Montrose Association of Commerce &
Tourism, is designed to develop leadership potential and provide essential learning in a
dynamic and interactive format, with the goal to stimulate emerging leaders to think,
challenge, and innovate.
Simply stated, our leaders need to be knowledgeable and innovative while preserving the
special features of the place we call home. The Leadership Montrose program is designed to
do just that.
If you love Montrose County and the surrounding area, consider applying for the Leadership
Montrose Class of 2013. You may be new to Montrose, or you may have realized that you
want to contribute to making our community even better. What better way to learn about
your community than to enroll in a program exposing you to the critical components that
structure our community? Montrose has a unique mixture of tourism, manufacturing, agriculture, and retail—and we have our share of concerns with natural resources, education, and
supporting a thriving business economy. These issues—and many more—will be addressed in
this leadership program. For more information, call Montrose ACT at 249-5000.
Have a great July, Montrose.
SCOTT BEYER
Board Chair, Montrose ACT
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September 21, 2012
Introduction & Retreat
October 19, 2012
Agriculture & Water
November 16, 2012
Business & Economy
December 14, 2012
Healthcare
January 25, 2013
Justice & Law Enforcement
February 22, 2013
Education Day
March 13-15, 2013
State Legislature Field Trip
April 19, 2013
Public Lands
May 15, 2013
Meet the Graduates Party
May 17, 2013
Local Government
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Arts & Graduation
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Scott Beyer, Chair
Scott’s Printing & Design
Eric Feely, Chair Elect
Remington’s at The Bridges
Kevin Johnson, Treasurer
Wells Fargo Bank
Polly Hohlenkamp, Past Chair
Leadership Circle, LLC and Sport Clips Haircuts
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Judy Ann Files City Representative
Tricia Joy The Hampton Inn
Rich Parr Walgreens
Steve Savoy Best Signs Systems
Sheree Wanner Camelot Gardens
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Mark MacHale Montrose County School District, RE-1J
Scott Shine Downtown Development Authority
Denise Swanson Redcoats
REDCOAT OFFICERS
Denise Swanson President
Dru-Anne Weaver Vice President
John Lindh Secretary/Treasurer
Rex Swanson Past President
STAFF
Jenni Sopsic Executive Director
Stacey Ryan Special Events Coordinator
Jodi Shormann Membership Development Coordinator
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Leadership Montrose Graduating Class of 2012
Front row: Stacey Ryan (Montrose ACT), Kim Davison (Bank of Colorado), Karen Tuttle (CASA),
Tisha McCombs (Montrose Daily Press), Kara McKenna (City of Montrose-Pavilion), Jamie Matoush
(Seventh Judicial District-Probation), Blaine Hall (City of Montrose-Police Department),
Nancy Hoganson (Hospice & Palliative Care of Western Colorado)
Middle Row: Kay Heinschel (retired), David Crane (Better Community News),
Bill Bell (City of Montrose-Administration), Joey Montoya-Boese (Colorado Mesa University),
Terri Wilcox (All Points Transit), Kristin Modrell (Montrose County-Administration),
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Back Row: Ben Leben (Rhino Linings of Montrose), Betty Coyne (Gordon Composites), Andreas Garcia
(West Montrose Sanitation District), Melanie Hall (Montrose Community Foundation)
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At Colorado Smiles we believe that an improved smile means an improved
quality of life! Through general, implant, and cosmetic dentistry, Dr. Dan
Clader is a part of life-changing experiences everyday—whether getting
patients over their dental fears or out of pain, fixing chewing problems so
that patients can eat the foods they love, or beautifying smiles so patients
can regain their sense of confidence and youth.
Dr. Clader’s greatest joy is in the relationships found from offering worldclass dentistry and unsurpassed customer service right here in Montrose
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Dr. Clader continually expands his education, learning from the best
dentists around the world on topics such as occlusion, dental aesthetics,
implant dentistry, and gum disease, and he has been honored to speak at
dental meetings around the country.
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Join us for the 21/40 YP’s Luncheon on Friday, July 13! Presentation by
Jeri Omernik of Edward Jones. Save the date and watch for more information!
Quarterly
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Montrose ACT’s Stacey Ryan welcomes
new members and encourages ALL
members to increase their awareness
of how Montrose ACT can help their businesses soar.
All members — new, established, and future —
are strongly encouraged to attend this FREE event!
This event encourages networking, includes various introductions,
and focuses on how to put your membership to work.
july 25 • Noon–1:30 PM
Brown Bag Lunch
Montrose ACT Conference Room
1519 E. Main St., Montrose
RSVP to 249-5000 or [email protected]
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was welcomed by Montrose ACT and their Redcoat organization.
Co-owner Starla Merling, center with scissors, and co-owner
Judy DeVincentis celebrate at their recent ribbon cutting, which
included friends and local elected officials, including
Representative Don Coram.
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relocation, or rebranding? Call us about arranging a ribbon cutting to honor the event!
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Good Morning, Montrose! event to provide an even bigger networking opportunity. This cross-sector format
provides non-profit, business, and government entities the chance to network, share information, and
get better acquainted.
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WHAT IT IS THAT YOU LIKE ABOUT your
favorite web site? For most people it is the information
that the site contains—news, data, postings from
friends, product information and pricing, etc. While
the visual appeal of a site may be impressive, our opinion can change quickly
if the site’s content fails to meet our needs and expectations, or if it is
difficult to access.
AT THE REQUEST OF SHERIFF Rick Dunlap,
the Montrose County Board of Commissioners
unanimously passed a resolution on May 31st
restricting open fire, fireworks, contained open fires
and public firework displays in all unincorporated
areas of Montrose County (not including public lands). The fire restrictions are effective immediately until further notice from the Board of
County Commissioners.
The city is constantly working to expand the quality and variety of online
services and information that we provide. To be most effective, we need
your feedback about what you like about our site and what we could do
differently. We invite you to take some time to visit www.cityofmontrose.
org and provide your suggestions, either by email (communications@
ci.montrose.co.us) or phone at 240-1431.
Please explore our site’s most popular features:
NOTIFY ME As the name implies, this feature of the city’s web site
allows you to decide what type of information you would like to receive
from the city. Email or text message notifications are sent to subscribers
each time new items are posted. Simply visit www.cityofmontrose.org/
notifyme and choose from the following categories:
· Sales and Use Tax Reports: Sales and use tax revenue is one of the
best indicators of the health of our local economy. This new Notify Me
category will prompt you to obtain the most recent reports as soon as
they are posted.
· Building Permit Reports: Businesses that supply construction materials
or services can benefit from having current information about
construction activity within the city. Subscribers will receive links to the
latest listing of building permits issued by the city, as well as year-to-date
building permit numbers and valuations.
· Bid Posting: Would you like to provide supplies or services to the city?
Choose to receive bid notifications in four categories – general,
construction, fleet and administrative.
· Agendas and Packets: Will an upcoming City Council or Planning
Commission meeting include topics that are of particular interest to
you? Find out by subscribing to this Notify Me category that provides
links to agendas and background materials that are posted in advance of
each meeting.
VIDEO CENTER Too busy to attend City Council meetings? No
problem. The Video Center allows on-demand access to video recordings
of recent City Council meetings. Meetings can also be viewed ‘live’ via webstreaming broadcast from the Video Center. Visit www.cityofmontrose.
org/video to get ‘tuned in’ to your city government.
LIVE CHAT Can’t find the information that you are looking for? Let us
help by clicking on the Live Chat button on the left-hand side of the
home page.
BILL BELL
City Manager, City of Montrose
www.cityofmontrose.org
“This is not a knee-jerk reaction to the Sunrise Mine Fire on the West
End,” said Sheriff Rick Dunlap. “I’m suggesting the County put these fire
restrictions in place because the fire probability is high on the Uncompahgre Plateau and extreme in the Uncompahgre Valley due to the amount of
moisture in these areas. This data was supplied to us from the BLM and
Forest Service.”
This resolution does not affect the City of Montrose or the Town of
Olathe. Nucla and Naturita have fire restrictions that were enacted by
Nucla and Naturita Fire Department the week of May 27th.
Please visit http://denver.cbslocal.com/content-vertical/wildfire-ready/
to learn how to be Wildfire Ready.
www.montrosecounty.net
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The Montrose Community Foundation is pleased to
put the art of collaboration in practice as we partner
with the San Juan Healthcare Foundation this
summer as we grow our capacity to meet the needs
of our local community. Here is the plan.
One artist. Nationally-renowned Montrose artist, Gregory Packard, has
donated an original oil painting entitled “West Fork Summit.” The artist’s
depiction of a recognizable vantage point of Cimarron Creek embodies
Packard’s artistic statement, “Painting to me is about the personal
connections we make with all of creation, a language that corresponds
directly with how we see and interpret the world around us and within us.”
Two foundations. The Montrose Community Foundation,“committed to
growing a strong community” and the San Juan Healthcare Foundation
striving to “look to the future and what will serve the healthcare needs
in our community” are among the community’s most long-standing and
respected charities. Each meets the needs of the community in both large
and small ways.
Many sponsors. You are invited to sponsor the hanging of this painting
where it will permanently reside in the admissions area of the Montrose
Memorial Hospital. Alongside this prominent piece will be a plaque
recognizing those donors who have contributed more than $500 jointly to
the foundations. Sponsors will also be honored at a “Hanging Party” later
this summer.
Please contact the San Juan Healthcare Foundation at 240-7397 or the
Montrose Community Foundation at 249-3900 for more information.
MELANIE HALL
Executive Director, Montrose Community Foundation
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WalMart ...........................................................25
Telluride Express ............................................21
Superior Alarm & Fire Protection, LLC ..........21
UPS Store .......................................................19
Professional Garage Doors ............................18
Shop ‘N Lube Express ....................................16
Comcast ..........................................................15
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites ...............15
Jellystone Park of the Black Canyon .............11
Wollert Automotive .........................................11
Clean Choice Car Wash, LLC ...........................9
Colorado Conifers ............................................9
Hospice of Saint John Foundation, Inc. ..........6
Timberline Bank / Timberline
MortgageBank ............................................6
Our thanks and gratitude to all the people and businesses who help make our
monthly and special events, well, special. They’re all very passionate about the
valuable information they each shared last month; please consider reaching out to
them for additional information that can help you and your business—and consider
supporting their causes and businesses, too!
Business Development Seminar Speaker Sgt. Paul Eller, Montrose Police Dept.
(PPE.PSOJOH.POUSPTF Speakers Chrissy Simmons of the Maslow Academy of
Applied Learning; Steve Fletcher of the Uncompahgre Valley Water Users Association;
and Tad Rowan of the Montrose Fire Department
Leadership Montrose Speakers on The Arts: Dr. Sheryl Solow, Montrose Arts Council;
Adam Duncan, A+Y Design Gallery. Graduation Luncheon Speakers:
District Attorney Dan Hotsenpiller, District Attorney’s Office for the 7th Judicial District
and Executive Director Mike King, Colorado Department of Natural Resources.
Graduation Luncheon Sponsors: Wells Fargo, Century Link, DMEA
and Holiday Inn Express & Suites
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Comparable Sales Research ...........................4
Planet Motorsports, Inc. ...................................4
Treasured Teeth, PC .........................................4
Kinikin Heights Natural Foods .........................3
Humana, Inc......................................................3
Assn. Members Mike & Ginny Watkins ............2
Downtown Development Authority ..................1
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The Riddled Raven ...........................................1
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Join Paul Orlando for a general discussion about advertising. Paul
has been an advertising professional for almost 30 years and has
experience on the client, agency, and media sides of the business.
He will leave you with insight around how a small business can
optimize its advertising expenditure.
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Networking and Tools to Grow Your Business and Customers!
Paul Orlando, General Manager of
Cherry Creek Radio Montrose
Join Paul Orlando for a general discussion about advertising. Paul
has been an advertising professional for almost 30 years and has
experience on the client, agency, and media sides of the business.
He will leave you with insight around how a small business can
optimize its advertising expenditure.
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BARBARA LUCKS, Your HOA Team
Learn about growing your business by catering to the needs of the
1,800 western Colorado homeowner’s associations (HOAs) that
serve one-third of regional residents.
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Leads—and Your Competitiveness
MATT KRAMER, DexOne
Businesses need to connect with consumers wherever, whenever,
and however they may be searching—but how do you know what
will work best? We will take a look at the complex world of marketing, showing business owners how to assess their unique needs
and goals to develop local search solutions that deliver leads.
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MONTROSE, CO 81401
Permit No. 10
1519 East Main Street
Montrose, CO 81401
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