CHAMBER BALL - Hilton Head Island

CHAMBERA monthly
BUSINESS
MONTHLY
publication of the
Hilton Head Island • Bluffton Chamber of Commerce
FEBRUARy 2011
2 celebrating our
community
Annual Chamber Ball
3 paying too much for
insurance?
Ways to Cut Costs
4 business expo 2011
A Promising Year for
Business
5 bon appetit!
Wine & Food Fest
Chamber ball
2011
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2011 cHaMber baLL: CElEBRAtES SpIRIt of
CoMMUNIty
t truly has become the “Oscars” of the Lowcountry. Join us for the 2011
Chamber Ball, a special evening as we gather to celebrate the spirit of
community, a spirit that runs deep and one exemplified by the evening’s
honorees.
Enjoy an evening of fine dining, dancing and more, as we come
together with friends and colleagues to honor the individuals and
organizations that make a difference through their good citizenship and
civic contributions to the Lowcountry.
Each year six prestigious awards are presented at the ball: The Alice
Glenn Doughtie Good Citizenship Award, the Outstanding Organization
of the Year Award and the Small Business of the Year Award. The
chamber also honors a Bluffton-Regional Member of the Year, the Zonta
Woman of the Year and the Sue West Educator of the Year. Winners will
be announced at the Chamber Ball.
Save the date for Saturday, February 5 and reserve your seating,
tickets are on sale now.
Gregg and Lindy Russell enjoy the evening; their
organization Hilton Head Heroes received the
Outstanding Organization Award.
Colleen Wynn, first grade teacher at Hilton Head International
Baccalaureate Elementary School, was honored with the Sue West
Educator of the Year award
RESERVE YOUR TICKETS NOW:
Corporate Platinum Sponsors receive front row seating for ten
for $3,500, premium wines and program notation. Corporate Gold
Sponsorship offers preferred seating for table of ten at $2,300,
with complimentary wine and program notation. A Patron Sponsor
for two includes two tickets for $650, and program notation. For
couples, the cost is $320. Individuals are $160.
For more information contact Connie Killmar at (843) 341-8372
or email [email protected].
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Reid and Janet Perry enjoy a dance at last year’s
Chamber Ball.
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cHaMber iNsuraNce: pAyS off
mployers in the U.S. expect healthcare costs to rise by
9 percent in 2011, according to a recent survey conducted
by Pricewaterhouse Coopers’ Health Research Institute.
Personal True BlueSM is available for members who
do not qualify for a group health plan, such as sole
proprietors, students, part-timers and dependents.
Healthcare costs have been on the rise for many years,
and for businesses looking to stay within budget, this
is one area that can have a tremendous impact on your
business bottom line.
For more information contact Janie Treon at the
chamber at (843) 785-3673, extension 373 or by email at
[email protected].
Did you know that as a chamber member you can take
advantage of reduced-cost insurance for you and your
business?
The insurance program is sold by member agents and
includes group health products for members with as few
as two employees.
HOW DOES YOUR
HEALTH PLAN STACK UP?
If it’s not measuring up to your expectations, then count on True Blue to give you a new choice. Business True BlueSM
and the Business True BlueSM Value Plans are group health products from BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina for
Hilton Head Island - Bluffton Chamber of Commerce
members with 2–99 employees.
Also available, Personal True BlueSM for those members who do not qualify for a group health plan,
such as sole proprietors, students, part-timers and dependents to name a few.
Treon
CallContact
us todayJanie
for more
details.
at the chamber
for
more
details:
843-785-3673
(843) 785-3673
[email protected]
BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina is an independent licensee of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association.
CHAMBER BUSINESS MONTHLY |februarY 2011 3
business expo 2011:
largest business-building event in the lowcountry
EXPO exhibitors
showcase their
organizations to the
regional business
community.
Over 117
businesses and
2,000 attendees
come together at
Business EXPO.
Business EXPO goes live with Adventure Radio
host Jeff Taylor for an on-air interview with
Carolyn Grant of Coastal Carolina Hospital, a
part of Hilton Head Regional Healthcare.
Chamber President & CEO Bill Miles with EXPO
sponsors and supporters. Left to Right: Carolyn
Grant and Bill Masterton of Coastal Carolina
Hospital, Steve Riley, Town of Hilton Head Island,
Bill Miles, Chamber of Commerce, Kelly Presnell,
Hilton Head Regional Healthcare, Parrish Neville,
Palmetto Electric Cooperative, and Chris Steele,
Congressman Joe Wilson’s office.
USCB Chancellor Dr.
Jane Upshaw, Jean
Beck, Executive Vice
President of Hilton
Head Area Association
of Realtors and Karen
Ryan, President of
Hilton Head Area
Association of Realtors
at Business EXPO 2011.
Hilton Head Island Mayor Drew Laughlin joins Chamber
President and CEO Bill Miles at the 2011 Business EXPO.
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B
iN THe News: fEBRUARy
Bon Appetit fEAtURES HHI WINE & food fEStIvAl
on Appetit “uncorks” the Hilton Head Island Wine & Food Festival in their latest issue. The gourmet
magazine covers the 26th annual culinary wine and food festival, on March 8-12, one of the
Southeast’s premier events on the coast.
That’s why we’re featured in the February issue of Bon
Appetit magazine. The chamber’s marketing campaign
promotes the region’s culinary arts to Bon Appetit
subscribers, and online reaches over 300 thousand readers.
The chamber’s campaign has featured Food Network Host
Robert Irvine, The Cottage in Old Town Bluffton, and Chef
David of Roastfish and Cornbread.
Now look forward to meeting Executive Chef Mike Lata,
of Charleston’s renowned Fig restaurant at the festival. Stop
by the Chamber/Bon Appetit booth for a copy of February’s
issue.
“ I fell in love with the Island's relaxed
style, charm and culinary options.”
Robert Irvine, host of Food Network's
Dinner Impossible, chef and owner
of Robert Irvineʼs eat!
great catches
ON HILTON HEAD ISLAND
On Hilton Head Island, we’re not only catching succulent seafood, we’re luring first-rate
chefs with fresh local ingredients and our taste for great food and wine. Our easy-to-reach
sea island has more than 250 restaurants, offering everything from creative southern
dishes to four-star fare. So come see what’s cooking on Hilton Head Island.
A&E NEW REAlIty SERIES “HEAvy” CoMES to
HIltoN HEAd HEAltH
Hilton Head Health, one of the nation’s leading weight
loss and health retreats, is now part of a new reality show
from A&E. “Heavy” documents 22 people as they work
towards their weight loss goals
and journey to a healthy life.
Join us for the Hilton Head Island Wine and Food Festival, March 1-12, 2011.
For more about Hilton Head Island cuisine, including authentic Lowcountry recipes,
visit hiltonheadisland.org/bonappetit.
“The bounty of the sea and Lowcountry
traditions influence my creative style.”
Leslie Rohland, chef, baker and owner
of The Cottage, just over the bridge in
Old Town Bluffton.
Hilton Head Island Visitor & Convention Bureau | www.hiltonheadisland.org | 800.523.3373
The one-hour series, which
premiered January 17, follows two participants per episode documenting their
transformation during the six-month treatment program.
opERAtIoN R&R HIltoN HEAd RECENtly fEAtUREd oN fox NEWS
A recent segment on Fox News highlighted Operation R&R Hilton Head, which supports U.S. troops, and
shined a light on how Hilton Head Island residents and businesses have gotten
involved.
The non-profit founded by Hilton Head Island resident Grant Evans, opens
doors to U.S. troops and their families, offering a free vacation on Hilton Head
Island, with many amenities provided by Island businesses.
Designed to provide servicemen and women an opportunity to reconnect
with their families upon their return from Iraq or Afghanistan, Operation R&R
received an enormous response to the Fox News segment from viewers across
the country.
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MeMbers MakiNg News: fEBRUARy
McNair Law firM’s Columbia office recently announced
that Attorney Sharon C. Bramlett was reappointed by
former Governor Mark Sanford as Chairman, Council
of Advisors on Consumer Credit for the South Carolina
Department of Consumer Affairs. Bramlett, a member of
the Council since 2001, has served under two Governors.
joNas gadsoN uNLiMited President and CEO Jonas
Gadson has been inducted into the Beaufort High School
Alumni Hall of Fame for distinguished leadership and
service within his profession. Gadson, founder of the
corporate training company, is a motivational speaker,
certified trainer, consultant and author.
haMptoN Lake was named #4 “Top Performing
Communities” by Market Graphics Research annual report.
The lakeside community has also been named “Best
Community in America” and “Best Community Facility in
America” by the National Association of Homebuilders.
the techNicaL coLLege of the LowcouNtry
was recognized as one of the nation’s fastest-growing
public, two-year colleges in the recently published annual
rankings by Community College Week. The ranking
highlights TCL’s 22 percent growth rate between the fall
2008 and fall 2009 semesters.
caroLiNa LowcouNtry score chapter 650,
“Counselors to America’s Small Business,” awarded Leah
and Ryan McCarthy of McCarthy Restaurant Partners the
2010 SCORE Client of the Year award. The McCarthy’s
began their business with the Downtown Deli in 2003, and
have expanded to include Monster Pizza, Weddings by
Leah and Downtown Catering and Events.
uNiversity of south caroLiNa beaufort, along
with nine other state schools, will share a $16 million
federal grant to expand biomedical research programs.
Charles Keith, chair of USCB science and mathematics
department said the grant will fund equipment for the
biology department and faculty, including Eric Montie,
whose research on dolphins and whales was recently
featured in the The Washington Post.
frauM chiropractor Life ceNter founder
Dr.Brad Fraum recently appeared on the WHHI-TV show
“Lowcountry View.” The interview highlighted the center’s
20-year history, including celebrity clients, and the shift to
proactive healthcare.
haMptoN Lake welcomes WSAV, NBC network affiliate
for the greater Savannah and South Carolina region to its
main offices on Highway 278. Segments for WSAV’s “My
Lowcountry 3” evening newscasts will originate at the sales
center location.
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beach city heaLth & fitNess raised more
than $9,000 for the Lowcountry Autism Foundation’s
comprehensive therapy center during a recent spinning
marathon for the cause. The nonprofit foundation was
created to provide direct financial support, services and
advocacy support to individuals and families facing the
challenges of living with autism.
coNNexxus LLc announced the opening of their new
datacenter in Atlanta, Georgia, offering client services
including off-site backups, co-location of equipment
and cloud services. Connexxus recently relocated their
Savannah offices to the Drayton Street downtown district.
tha group received a $5,000 donation from Fox and
Weeks Funeral Directors for Island Hospice, a THA Group
company, given in honor of families and the role that
hospice organizations play in the community.
MiNdstreaM acadeMy, formerly Tulifinny Preserve,
offers a co-ed boarding program for overweight teens.
They will be partnering with Patrick House, winner of NBC
Reality Show “Biggest Loser.”
MeMber sPOTLigHT:
CookIES By dESIgN
Cookies by Design is
a busy place – mixing,
baking and delivering
cookies daily to the
Lowcountry, according to
owner Lou Anne Takach.
For Valentines Day, big
demand for “cookie
bouquets” means more than
a few hundred bouquets
will be bursting in gorgeous
sweet cookie flavors and
colors, bringing a whole
new meaning to the term
“sweetheart.”
What’s the most unusual cookie she’s created? “Have
to say the wedding cookies in the shape of the bride and
groom’s antique classic car – they were stunning!” said
Takach.
When it comes to America’s favorites, the classics are
just too hard to beat – Takach’s best-seller is a good, oldfashioned chocolate chip, followed by a close second –
snickerdoodle. Whatever your choice, Cookies by Design,
located in Berkeley Place, is sure to please.
CHAMBER
EVENTS
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fEBRUARY
busiNess afTer HOurs:
At tHE old towN dISpENSARY
njoy Business After Hours at the Old Town Dispensary in historic
Bluffton on February 17, from 5:30-7:00 p.m. Business After Hours is a
great opportunity for networking with friends and business colleagues in
a casual setting.
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Enjoy fabulous fare prepared by The Cottage restaurant, along with
complimentary beer and wine at the Old Town Dispensary, Bluffton’s
popular local tavern steeped in Lowcountry history.
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The cost to attend is $10 for chamber members and $20 for nonmembers. For more information go to www.hiltonheadchamber.org.
Government Affairs
Committee
8 a.m., Chamber
Headquarters
Chamber Ball - Hilton Head
Marriott Resort & Spa
6:00 p.m. - Midnight
17 Business After Hours
5:30 - 7:00 p.m.
Old Town Dispensary,
Bluffton
MARCH
1
4
Business Education
Partnership Committee
8:30 a.m.
Government Affairs
Committee
8 a.m., Chamber
Headquarters
17 Business After Hours
THe WaLL sTreeT JOurNaL
HigHLigHTs:
HHI VACAtIoN HoMES MARkEt
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5:30 - 7:00 p.m.
Eagle’s Pointe Golf Club,
Bluffton
ilton Head Island was recently cited in a Wall Street Journal
report on the rising market for vacation homes across the country. Sales
in many vacation communities soared last year to levels not seen since
boom times. Home sales on Hilton Head Island, S.C., rose 14% for the
year, stated the report.
The National Association of Realtors, quoted in the article, reported
one in 10 real-estate transactions in 2009 was for the purchase of a
vacation home. And though a small fraction of the overall market, it is
significant because vacation homes are often big-ticket properties and
attract discretionary buyers.
ApRIl
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5
Government Affairs
Committee
8 a.m., Chamber
Headquarters
Business Education
Partnership Committee
8:30 a.m.
28 Business After Hours
5:30 - 7:00 p.m.
Up the Creek Pub
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wHO’s wHO: ANd wHo’S wHERE New MeMber:
HIgHlIgHtS
Kevin Krug has joined
Low Country Commercial
Services as an account
executive. Prior to joining
LCCS he worked as
account manager for Your
Mom’s Kitchen, LLC. Krug
graduated Northern Illinois
University with a B.A. in
marketing and certificate in professional
selling. He will provide commercial cleaning
services to businesses throughout the area.
Leavitt Bridgman
joins Village Park Homes
from Raleigh N.C. where
he had over 10 years’
experience in new home
sales. Leavitt has received
his Graduate Realtor
Institute certifications as
a new home sales and
marketing professional and senior real estate
specialist.
Christina Forbis joins
Charter One North Realty.
A full time realtor since
2005, Forbis has been
recognized annually as the
top producing agent with
her former firm. She is a
member of the National,
S.C. and Hilton Head
Associations of Realtors & the MLS and
serves on the Professional Standards & Real
Estate Enhancement Committees.
Thomas S.
Thompson recently
joined Cora Bett Thomas
Realty & Associates
as a sales associate.
Thompson will represent
clients in buying and
selling distinctive property
throughout the greater
Savannah area. Formerly, Thompson
served as vice president of development and
operations for the Snake River Sporting Club,
a resort residential/golf course development
in Jackson, WY.
Leeann Vrabel, PAC, has joined the staff of
Comprehensive Family
Care and Sea Pines
Circle Urgent Care on
Hilton Head Island as
a physician’s assistant.
Vrabel received her
master’s degree from
South University in Savannah, and has
experience in primary care, urgent care and
emergency room settings.
Farrah Grooms has been named the
new director of marketing and business
development for McNair law firm
headquartered in Columbia, SC.
pre-paid LeGaL SerViCeS, inC.
Bill and Val Kelly
13 Harbourside Lane, Apt. 7149
Hilton Head Island, SC 29928
www.HiltonHeadAssociate.com
Pre-Paid Legal Services is a NYSE Company
that has been providing individual, family and
small business legal plans to North America
for over 38 years. Customers access legal
counsel and advice from qualified lawyers by
calling a toll-free number. The company also
provides identity theft protection in addition
to other benefits.
CoSTLeSS ouTLeT
John and Eileen Hughes
4454 Bluffton Park Crescent, Unit 303
Bluffton, SC 29910
Costless Outlet sells wholesale club products
at a deep discount. Products include
quality brand merchandise from well-known
manufacturers and sources. From TVs,
electronics, bedding, clothing, furniture to
groceries, pet food and toys, new shipments
are received weekly.
roSS Brown produCTionS
To submit a photo, please email:
[email protected]
Ross Brown
301 Central Ave. #226
Hilton Head Island, SC 29926
[email protected]
Ross Brown Productions offers event
production and entertainment including live
bands, disc jockeys, vocalists, MCs, dancers,
lighting and staging.
anChorLand
manaGemenT, LLC
Kaycey L. Hadl
6 Cooperative Way, Suite A
Hilton Head Island, SC 29926
www.anchorlandsc.com
ABC’s Dancing with the Stars Corky Ballas helps owner Suzette Springer cut the ribbon
at the grand opening of Move & Motion, along with staff and a local crowd of fans.
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Anchorland Management is a full service
landscape design, installation and
maintenance company specializing in organic
landscape care to service all of the customers’
environmental needs in the Hilton Head
Island and Bluffton areas.
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exTreMe MakeOver:
HIltoN HEAd ISlANd EARly CHIldHood CENtER
ven with unusually cold January weather,
more than 2,800 community volunteers
came out in full force to help H2 Builders
“build that house” for ABC-TV’s “Extreme
Makeover: Home Edition Beaufort County.”
The chamber’s business education
partnership helped launch the efforts of
local schoolchildren’s involvement. Beaufort
County students helped build the house by
collecting pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters
and dollars.
Hilton Head Island Early Childhood Center students helped fundraising efforts.
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bLue HerON: RoAdSIdE RESCUE
n a cold, wet day in January, a wounded Blue Heron was discovered
along the roadside in Shelter Cove Harbour by chamber staffers Brenda
Ciapanna and Kelly McCallister. With the assistance of Scott Henry of
Lowcountry Nature Tours and Greg Vittetoe from Kingfisher Restaurant,
they wrapped the huddled bird in a tablecloth and brought it to a local
veterinarian. In a matter of days, the Blue Heron recovered from its
injuries, most likely sustained by a road incident, and was released into
the wild, along the quieter banks of the May River.
THaNk YOu: wE CoUldN’t HAvE doNE It
wItHoUt yoU...
• Special thanks to Business Expo presenting sponsor Hilton
Head Regional Healthcare, supporting sponsors Palmetto
Electric Cooperative, Hargray Communications, Lang’s
Heating and Air, and to all Business Expo exhibitors,
attendees and the Westin Hilton Head Resort & Spa staff.
• Thanks to Outside Hilton Head, H2O Sports, the Hilton
Head Marriott and the Old Oyster Factory for hosting
writer Skip Kaltenheuser, here on assignment for Wings
of China, the premier airline magazine for Air China,
reaching more than 300,00 readers each month.
• All participants in the “Price is Right” national game show’s
outdoor adventure getaway prize featured on the January
12 show. All eyes were on Hilton Head Island - The game
show has 4.8 million viewers per episode. Special thanks
to the Westin Hilton Head Island Resort & Spa, Old Oyster
Factory, SERG Group, Heritage Golf Collection, Port Royal
Racquet Club, Outside Hilton Head, H2O Sports, LowSea
Bike, Beach & Baby Rental, and Advanced Sail with the
Pau Hana catamaran.
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THe HeriTage Pga TOur gOLf TOurNaMeNT:
gEt yoUR plAId oN!
xcitement is stirring for one of our region’s largest
economic driver events– the 43rd annual The Heritage PGA
TOUR Golf Tournament.
TickeT prices
Many area businesses and residents are coming together
to support this year’s tournament which will be held April
18–24 at the famed Harbour Town Golf Links at The Sea
Pines Resort.
Arnold Palmer Pass ....................................... $375
The chamber has your ticket, including all tournament
badges, daily tickets and the prestigious Arnold Palmer
passes. Tickets go on sale the end of March at all chamber
offices and the Welcome Center.
Daily Grounds Badge ....................................... $50
Thursday & Sunday
The Arnold Palmer Pass is an enhanced ticket booklet
featuring access to the entire tournament, food, drink and
two private entertainment venues at The Heritage. Only a
limited number of these passes are available.
Clubhouse Badge .......................................... $190
Grounds Badge .............................................. $150
Daily Grounds Badge ....................................... $60
Friday & Saturday
Practice Round Badge .................................... $35
This year, the Clubhouse Badge offers new levels of
excitement, granting new greenside access with two oncourse hospitality venues, in addition to tournament
grounds access for all seven days of the event, admission
to the Clubhouse and the Heritage Pavilion.
For more information go to www.hiltonheadisland.org or
www.theheritagegolfsc.com.
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HiLTON Head isLaNd:
A BICyClE fRIENdly CoMMUNIty
he chamber is spearheading the “Bicycle Friendly Community”
process with the League of American Bicyclists, along with town staff,
the Greater Island Council and residents.
The Island, known as a recreational bicycle destination, is in the
running to be chosen as a Bicycle Friendly Community.
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iNTerNaTiONaL cOuNciL:
CoMES to HIltoN HEAd ISlANd
he Hilton Head Island-Bluffton Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Convention Bureau group sales
recently secured the Council of Educational Facilities Planners International for a multi-day meeting of their
Southeast Regional chapter at the Crown Plaza Hilton Head Island Beach Resort.
The event will generate an economic impact of $93,000 for our community, with a positive impact on area
businesses, dining and hotel room nights.
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MeMbersHip reNewaLs: THaNk YOu!
Did You Know…The Hilton Head Island-Bluffton Chamber of Commerce has one of the highest chamber member
retention rates in the nation.
30+ YEARS
International Spa Institute
Carolina Termite & Pest Control, Inc.
Fleming Creative Group
BB&T-Carswell Insurance Services
Publix
McNair Law Firm P.A.
ResortQuest Hilton Head Island
1-3 YEARS
Kinghorn Insurance Services, Inc
20-29 YEARS
Taylor’s Quality Landscape Supply
Chocolate Canopy Gift Shoppe, Ltd.
Dolphin Head Golf Club
Coastal Connections, Inc.
NEW MEMBERS
Aristotle, Inc.
Berkeley Hall Club
15-19 YEARS
Mellow Mushroom
Enviropure Products
Berkeley Hall Cottages
Hamilton Coastal Limousine, Inc.
Morrison Dental Associates
Harbour Health Insurance Solutions, LLC
Jump & Phil’s Bar & Grill
Liberty Savings Bank
Anchorage Commercial Realty
Riedel Computer Services, Inc.
Lowcountry Commercial Services
Bargain Box
Kingfisher Seafood & Steak House
HHIDirect.com
Lowcountry Greenscapes
Epperson - Service Experts
Barbers of The Low Country
Island Photography
A.I.C. Advanced Integrated Controls, LLC
Madden Media
Arby’s
Accurate Lithography
River Street Riverboat Co.
Wright Home Services
Odyssey Health Club
Community Management Services, Inc.
SportZone
Volunteers in Medicine Clinic
Charlestowne Fine Cabinetry
Park Plaza Cinema
Fraum Chiropractic Life Center, P.A.
Island Medical Spa
Patrick Rooney Associates, Inc.
Publix
10-14 YEARS
Art Cafe
Morningstar Mini-Storage
Philly’s Cafe & Deli
Palmetto Sands Vacation Rentals
Professional Tennis Registry
Richard Cleaveland
Sea Star Concierge
Eagle’s Pointe Golf Club
Publix - Buckwalter
Indigo Pines Retirement Community
PURE Insurance
Thomas G. D’Angelo
Brooke’s Bed & Biscuit
Randy Jeffcoat Builders, Inc.
Wreck of the Salty Dog Café
British Open Pub
Verizon Wireless
Unity Church of Hilton Head Island
Hilton Head Financial Advisors, Inc.
Hilton Head Area Council of Estate &
Financial Advisors
National Office Systems Inc
Hilton Head Island Weddings
Barbershoppers of Hilton Head
Mister Label, Inc.
Publix
4-9 YEARS
Smith Galleries, Inc.
Mangiamo!
Windmill Harbour Real Estate
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2011 LeadersHip CLass:
HElpS BUIld CoMMUNIty
he 2011 Chamber Leadership Class is building community
with a public square project at Bluffton’s Calhoun Street
Promenade. The square will feature a community fire-pit,
walkways, benches, perennial gardens and custom, engraved
pavers which the class is currently selling.
Belfair Dental Care - Steven M. Miller, D.D.S.
Clean Sweep HHI
Ron Casas Photography
SouthernScapes Landcare
WHHI - TV Inc.
Once completed, an educational fireside chat series is
planned which will focus on local issues, historians, authors,
cultural artists, and educators. For more information go to
www.blufftonpromenade.com
Kayak Hilton Head/ Dolphin Discoveries Boat Tours
James J. Maginnis, DMD, MS
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email: [email protected]
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hilton head island, sc 29926
fax 843.342.6651
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