May 2016 - Beaver County Chamber of Commerce

BUSINESS
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What’s Inside
May 2016 President’s Message
Jack Manning
President & Executive Director
It is a universal truth that no
one likes having their taxes raised.
This is especially true if residents
and business owners feel they are
not getting an effective return on
their tax dollar.
When taxes are spent to
improve essential services
or rebuild infrastructure, the
common sense support of
taxpayers is usually strong. This
was the case when the Chamber
backed our local state elected
officials in passing the Act 89
Transportation Bill. Everyone
realized that crumbling roads
and bridges negatively affected
all segments of our society and
cost us millions of dollars per
year in traffic accidents, business
disruption, transportation
costs, auto repairs and business
development opportunities.
At some point in time, a
community realizes you can’t
ignore or wish your problems
away, you have to solve the
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Sponsor Spotlight,
President’s Message,
Page 1
Member News,
Event Photos, Page 2
Committee Updates
Page 3
New Members,
Events, Page 4
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Family Connections
700 Turnpike St., Beaver, PA
Ever have one of those days when you
might ask yourself – who would ever want
to be part of this family. The answer might surprise you. There are over
400,000 waiting children in the United States, 17,000 of those children
are in Pennsylvania, who are in foster care and would love to be part
of a safe, secure and loving family. There are no stereotypical foster
families, which is a good thing because there are no two children that are
alike. Each child has different needs and has been exposed to different
experiences. At Adoption Connection, PA, we like to think that there is a
perfect family for each waiting child.
When we asked a former foster child, “What would you say to someone
thinking about becoming a foster parent,” she said, “Give us a chance!”
Helping a child, either temporally or permanently, can be as easy as
contacting Adoption Connection, PA. We provide guidance, support and
direct services to families and children who are engaged in the foster
care system. Our goal is to help children and families navigate the often
confusing and emotional journey from placement to permanency.
Call today to schedule a free orientation. 724-371-0671
Aliquippa Impact is a youth development
organization since 2005. A Future
Anticipated is Aliquippa Impact’s primary
effort to foster tangible hope for a
purposeful future in the lives of young
people. We group youth into cohorts (810 students each) in elementary school,
and our staff remains committed to these
cohorts through high school graduation
and beyond. By participating in A Future Anticipated, children experience
long-term support as they gain access to mentorship, art opportunities
and academic support at our After-School Program (ASP).
AI’s “Have a Hand in Hope” Campaign is seeking to expand both our
program quality and size in the following ways in 2016:
• ASP will add 10-12 more students.
• ASP will add one night a week and increase our hours to 3:30-7:30.
• ASP will offer a classically-based literacy and writing
curriculum that will empower young people to research and
persuasively argue their own perspectives.
We believe that every child is full of God-given potential that is unlocked
when hope comes near. Our motivation is to give them this opportunity
now because now is the time of their childhood; now is the time to create a
tipping point from adversity to real life change! Consider giving at
www.aliquippaimpact.org.
MAY 2016
Member News
By Stacey P. Sullivan, CRPC, Financial Advisor, Princor Registered Representative
The Earlier You
Retire, The Longer
You Are Retired
I enjoy talking about retirement planning. Retirement is the ultimate
goal for most people. They can retire from their career, spend time with
loved ones, travel, and maybe even throw away their alarm clock. But the
conversation can quickly change from an enjoyable discussion about dreams
and aspirations to the realization of being unprepared for difficult decisions,
especially if an action plan has not been implemented to help achieve
specific goals and objectives.
A lot of my clients ask me to run calculations to determine the feasibility of
early retirement. I remind them that the earlier they retire, the longer they are
retired. Retiring at age 60 instead of age 65 is not just a five-year difference
in age – it is a ten-year difference in a retirement plan. There will be five less
years of retirement savings and five more years of retirement spending.
Even though there are several variables that will affect the ability to retire
at a specific age, the only variable that can really be controlled is how much
money is contributed to retirement savings. It is never too late or too early
to take action toward retirement objectives, just start saving today and be
aggressive with contribution rates. I never hear anyone complain about
having too much in retirement savings, but many complain about not having
enough. Making early progress toward retirement objectives can create more
options as retirement age approaches, hopefully resulting in less stress and a
more enjoyable transition to retirement.
Do not procrastinate about retirement savings. Retirement planning
should be taken seriously. Everyone has limited time, and most people have
limited money. The willingness to allocate time and money toward retirement
objectives can have a substantial impact on the ability to retire at a desirable
age. A financial advisor can help create, implement and monitor a customized
plan that is based on specific goals and objectives. Talk with an advisor today
to take action on your plan.
Stacey P. Sullivan is a Financial Representative of Principal National Life
Insurance Company and Principal Life Insurance Company and a Registered
Representative of Princor Financial Services Corporation. Securities offered
through Princor Financial Services Corporation, 800/247-1737, Member SIPC.
Principal National (except in New York) and Principal Life are issuing insurance
companies of the Principal Financial Group®. Principal National, Principal Life
and Princor® are members of the Principal Financial Group, Des Moines, IA 50392.
Stacey can be reached at 878/201-3351.
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Entrepreneur’s Growth & Networking Conference
at Duquesne University June 2 with Key Note
Speaker Jeff Broadhurst, President & CEO, Eat’n
Park Hospitality Group
Join us at the Entrepreneur’s Growth Conference on June 2 at Duquesne
University. It’s a full-day event filled with over 10 action-packed workshops
on topics such as LinkedIn, Google Tools, Sustainability, Finding Money
and Getting the Sale. Listen as our expert speakers reveal the secrets to
remaining competitive and strategically growing your business.
Special Guest, Scot Teachout from Peak Performance Management will be
discussing how to be a better networker at breakfast. And at lunch, Jeff
Broadhurst, President and CEO of Eat’n Park Hospitality Group will discuss
his role at Eat’n Park and some key concepts he has used throughout his
career. Over 400 business owners and managers are expected. Come to
learn new ideas and network! www.duq.edu/GROWTH
Use the Chamber Member Discount code and pay only $99. Promo code: EGNC99
Route 65 Motors, llc. is a family owned and run business located
in North Sewickley Twp., Beaver County. We offer Used Auto Sales,
U-Haul rentals, and Full Notary/Messenger Service, taking pride in
ensuring that our customers are pleased with our services. We will
strive to earn your trust!
As a new business dealing in Used Autos, we are slowly building up
our inventory. We welcome the opportunity to buy or consign your
used vehicle, taking the hassle out of selling your car. We will do the
work for you!
Route 65 Motors, llc. is also a neighborhood U-Haul Dealer; we
are pleased to help you plan your next move. Call us to make a
reservation.
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able to process registrations for Boats, ATV’s and Snowmobiles.
facility and adult day care center.
Our hours of operation are Monday-Friday 10am-5 pm and
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is a full service fundraising and event
skills): BIRDIE (Centers on goal setting): EAGLE (Concentrates on group and
management company located within
community interaction)
the heart of Beaver. Even though Marquis
4 to 6 age TARGET program introduces golf in a safe environment,
may be new to Beaver County, Partners
providing participants a variety of opportunities to lean golf skills and
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concepts. TARGET curriculum uses safe, oversized clubs and balls patented
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events. For several years, Marquis has been a company devoted to earning
the respect of its clients and community through fresh ideas and unique
creativity. Marquis offers a wide array of services ranging from Fundraising
and Corporate Events to Grant Writing. With prior industry experience,
Marquis’s experts remain with you throughout the entire planning process
to ensure that you don’t feel alone, and everything is tailored to fit your
requirements. So, if you’re involved in a non-profit that needs assistance in
fundraising, a company in need of a team building event or if you think your
community needs help with their local event, let Marquis take care of it for
you. We can plan whatever you may desire no matter the size, style or theme.
Let us turn your imagination into a reality! To learn more, please visit our
website at www.marquisstrategies.com.
2016 Schedule available www.blackhawkgolfcourse.com
Host facility - Black Hawk Golf Course.
HONOR OUR VETERANS
PLAY IN THE BLACK HAWK ARMED FORCES OUTING
In conjunction with Sports Clip haircuts, the 2nd annual outing will be held:
Saturday, May 21st 8:00 am shotgun $75/player
(Includes golf, cart, prizes, meals & beverage)
Proceeds benefit the VFW & Local veterans
from Vietnam Veterans Chapter 862
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Government Affairs
President’s Message
continued from pg. 1
problem. And while none of us likes the current delays on Route 65,
Interstate 376, the Vanport Bridge, Route 18 interchange and others, they
are a direct result of Act 89 moving forward and allowing progress to be
made for a region that desperately needed to improve its infrastructure
in a way that brings a better quality of living and working in Beaver
County.
As our Chamber partner Lou Villotti from the Southwestern
Pennsylvania Commission told us when people complain about traffic
congestion, “it’s a sign that something is happening (there).” Act 89
investment in our future was a no brainer.
Likewise about a year ago, the Chamber supported bipartisan HB794,
recently signed into law by Governor Wolf on April 20, as Act 18. This Act
allows third through eighth class counties to raise their hotel room taxes
from 3% to 5% with the proceeds being reinvested back into promoting
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tourism for their regions.
This “hotel tax” - that is paid by visitors and business travelers staying
in our county - funds Beaver County’s travel and tourism efforts. Anyone
who has ever stayed in any hotel or motel anywhere in the state or the
country, whether for work or pleasure, has paid a similar tax. And while
there have been several new hotels built in Beaver County, we believe
increasing this tax by 2% is another no brainer.
Investing more money to effectively promote bringing more visitors
and people into our region is necessary. Beaver County needs to expand
our marketing reach and promotion of our great quality of life and
business opportunities. It should not competitively disadvantage Beaver
County with our surrounding region, as many already have the 5% levy
in place. We believe this is another appropriate tax increase that brings
positive benefit and return to Beaver County residents and businesses.
Economic Development
Focus on
Workforce Development
One major objective of the many Chamber Economic Development Initiatives is to provide a qualified, drug free workforce. In order to attract, retain and
expand business in our region, we must have the talent to fill the jobs of the future. By 2025, it is anticipated that more than 275,000 workers could be leaving
the workforce in our ten county region. That’s a significant number of employees and doesn’t factor into consideration any future job growth with new
technologies that may occur.
This is one reason why the Chamber is part of an Energy & Advanced Manufacturing Partnership that is diligently working to align our primary and middle school
students with the best career choice options. Creating the workers of the future to fill those
hundreds of thousands of potential openings requires educating students and parents on the
right educational opportunities. It may be trade schools and apprentice programs, certificate or
associate degrees, or four year and higher degrees that are required to fill these positions.
It is also why we have worked hard to emphasize the need for a drug free workforce.
We recently held a Town Hall meeting on the problem of addiction in business and industry.
It is estimated that on an annual basis, business incurs losses of $25.5 billion due to addiction.
During the Town Hall, there was much discussion about the serious heroin crisis and the
rising rate of overdoses that are occurring year over year. Beaver County District attorney David
Lozier and other County officials have vowed to do everything they can to reverse this trend.
From a business perspective, opioid prescription abuse is one of leading causes of workplace
addiction. Jason Snyder, Policy and Communication Director for the PA Department
of Drug & Alcohol Programs, provided personal insight and expertise on how
pervasive the problem is across the Commonwealth. Given the great response
and interest in this issue, the Chamber will continue to educate and bring resources
to assist our members.
Beaver County has a history of being home to a great workforce. In order to
grow our economy and maintain that reputation, we need to keep aligning our
young people with the right career paths and combat the problem of addiction
that hits every sector of our labor force and society.
Thank you to our Sponsors
of the Town Hall Series on Workforce Development & Addiction on Friday,
April 29th at the Park Inn by Radisson:Gateway Rehabilitation Center, Mental
Health Association and Pinebrook Cottage Consulting! #BCTownHall16”
www.bcchamber.com
Laraine Hicks
Merrick Art Gallery
Members Services
Laraine Hicks, former owner of
Craig Printing in New Brighton and
the Certified Advertising Specialties
Professional of Laraine’s Promotional
Products, has announced her retirement.
Laraine began her career as an executive
assistant to Robert Merrick at Standard
Horsenail Corporation, New Brighton in 1960. In 1966 she
joined her husband Leo Hicks at Craig Printing Company, New
Brighton when the couple purchased the firm from the widow
of Ira Craig whose family started the establishment in 1907.
Community service has always been important to
Laraine. A few of the Beaver County boards she has served
on include: American Red Cross; Bicentennial Celebration;
Regatta Committee; Center Civic Women’s Club; a leader of Jr.
Girl Scout Troop #1, New Brighton; Beaver-Castle Girl Scout
Council; served as PFWC SW District Junior Director and
President of PFWC Beaver Co. Women’s Clubs; New Brighton
Juniors; BPW; Women’s Business Network, Inc. of SW PA.
The Beaver County Chamber
of Commerce celebrated a
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
and Grand Opening at
T-Mobile in Monaca
on Thursday, March 31st!
She currently serves on the boards of Merrick Art Gallery
Associates, New Brighton First Church of God, Merrick Art
Gallery Women’s Council; Beaver Valley Community Concert
Association and Women’s Business Network. She has sung
with the Ellwood City Area Civic Chorale for many years.
She has been the recipient of the BPW Woman of the Year,
Beaver County Women’s Conference Star Award, Paul Harris
Award, PA Best 50 Women in Business, and the ATHENA Award,
in recognition of her work as a community volunteer and
business leader. The business received The Business of the Year
Award from the Beaver County Chamber of Commerce.
Laraine continued Craig Printing on her own following the
death of her husband and business partner, Leo Hicks in 2011.
She then made the difficult decision to close the business but
continued the promotional products part of the business until
recently. Clients are being serviced by a longtime friend in the
business. Laraine will continue to be a part of the Chamber as
Volunteer Ambassador for Merrick Art Gallery, New Brighton.
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Congratulations and
Best of Luck!
Ambridge Regional Distribution & Manufacturing Center
2301 Duss Avenue, Suite 1
Ambridge, PA 15003
www.ambridgeregional.com
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NEW MEMBERS
ADKL LLC
Robert Johnson
412-848-5900
5337 Brightwood Rd.
Bethel Park, PA 15102
Stray Cat Studio
www.adkl.org
Business Consultant
Renee Suhr
724-494-9347
507 Seventh Avenue
Beaver Falls, PA 15010
Blackhawk School District
Melanie Kerber
www.straycatarts.com
Arts/Classes
724-846-6600
500 Blackhawk Road
Beaver Falls, PA 15010
AG Real Estate
http://www.bsd.k12.pa.us/
School District
Breanne Terrill
412-334-8436
700 Maple Grove Road
Bulger, PA 15019
Janney Montgomery Scott LLC
Christopher J. Guandolo, CFP(R)
http://agrealestaterentals.com/
724-728-0400
1337 Third Street
Beaver, PA 15009
Apartments/Property Management
http://www.janney.com/
Financial Services
Congressman Keith Rothfus spoke at the Chamber’s
2016 Annual Congressional Breakfast on April 5th.
Thank you to our main sponsor, Comcast, and Heritage Valley
Health System for being the Host/Breakfast Sponsor.
EVENTS
May
ANIMALS/KENNELS
VETERINARIANS/CREMATORIES
INF
O BCCC
Afterhours Event
19 Free
Ambridge Regional Distribution
Hours: T & Th 11am-7pm; W, F & Sat. 11am-4pm;
Closed Sun. & Mon.
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS/RENTALS
Use the North Gate Entrance (Directly across
from Shop’n Save. Enjoy food provided by the
Taco Stop as well as beverages and dessert.
June
16 CCBC is 50!
Beaver County Chamber of
Commerce Free Afterhours Event
1 Campus Dr, Monaca, PA 15061
5:30-7:00 p.m.
Student Services Center (lower level)
& Courtyard
Join us for the ultimate “throwback Thursday” as we
revisit the sights, sounds, and favorite foods of the year
the college was founded – 1966!
Then, help us officially kick-off our 50th anniversary
celebration and learn about where CCBC is heading in
the future.
RSVP to the Beaver County Chamber of Commerce by
emailing [email protected] or call 724-775-3944
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Beaver County Chamber
of Commerce Annual
Golf Outing
Connoquenessing Country Club
1512 Mercer Road, Ellwood City, PA 16117
Breakfast & Registration: 7:30am
Shotgun Start: 9:00am
Contact the Beaver County Chamber of Commerce
at [email protected] or call 724-775-3944 for
more information
July
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Ron
Lewis
These Fine
Establishments
The advertisers
listed are
members of the
Beaver County
Chamber of
Commerce.
For a complete
listing of
Beaver County
Chamber
Members,
please visit the
website
5:30pm-7:00pm
Details to follow
RSVP to the Beaver County Chamber of Commerce
by emailing [email protected] or call
724-775-3944
For more information about each event
including pricing and sponsors, visit
www.bcchamber.com or call 724.775.3944
www.
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.com
Beaver Elder Care &
Rehabilitation
Audiology Associates, LLC.
Hearing & Hearing Aid Services
D.A. Peterson, MS, CCC-A, FAAA
Clinical Audiologist
Hours: 8:30a.m. - 4:00p.m.
Call for an appointment
724-728-2860
724-728-3659
Helping transition you from
hospital to home in no time.
616 Golf Course Road
Aliquippa, PA
Serving the hearing impaired of
Beaver County.
Phone: 724-375-0345
Since 1975
78 Tuscawaras Rd. • Beaver, PA
www.nothearingwell.com
www.Beck-Construction.com
HEATING AND COOLING
B E AV E R C O U N T Y
C H A M B E R O F 724-846-1440
COMMERCE
Mario’s Dockside Grille
1420 Riverside Dr, Beaver, PA 15009
790 Duquesne Way
Rochester, PA 15074
300 9th Ave.
Beaver Falls, PA 15010
MANUFACTURING
“Best of the Valley”
Ardex, L.P.
Seven Straight Years!
The W.W. Henry Company, L.P.
“Quality Home Comfort Since 1943”
400 Ardex Park Dr. • Aliquippa, PA 15001
724•203•5000
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MEDICAL SUPPLIES
Since 1980
Ford Chevy Kia
SUPPORT
HEALTHCARE/REHAB SERVICES
Jim Beck Construction
www.beavercountyhumanesociety.org
2301 Duss Avenue, Ambridge, PA
5:30pm-7:00pm
RSVP to the Beaver County Chamber of Commerce by
emailing [email protected] or call 724-775-3944
Beaver County
Humane Society
724-775-5801
3394 Brodhead Road
Center Township, PA 15001
& Manufacturer’s Center
CONSTRUCTION/REMODELING
RENOVATIONS
CREDIT UNION
“We Never
Stop Caring”
800.834.NINE
www.homer9.com
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HOTELS/MOTELS/BED & BREAKFAST
724-846-1400
485 Buffalo Street, Beaver, PA
1600 Darlington Rd. • Patterson Township
Beaver Falls, PA 15010
2015 Main Street, Aliquippa, PA
724-775-6640
412-264-2613
www.westaircomm.com
724-752-6200
Holiday Inn Express
Hotel & Suites
105 Stone Quarry Rd. • Monaca, PA 15061
724-728-5121 • FAX 724-728-5120
724-378-3534
989 Beaver Grade Rd.
Moon Township
125 Nalco Way • Ellwood City, PA 16117
INSURANCE
Life
Auto
Home
Business
PHARMACIES
433 State Street
Beaver, PA 15009
724-728-1200
www.bobtracyinsurance.com
Franciscan Manor
Senior Living
71 Darlington Rd. • Beaver Falls, PA 15010
Brian Wozniak
Agent
724-891-1150
FINANCIAL SERVICES/PLANNING
724-774-1126
RETAIL/SPECIALTY SHOPS
401 Brkich Way
Bridgewater, PA 15009
[email protected]
INDUSTRIAL PARKS
3433 Broadhead Road
Monaca, PA 15061 (Center Twp.)
724•775•1655
Screen printing & embroidery
www.candssports.com
Ambridge Regional Distribution & Manufacturing Center
2301 Duss Avenue, Suite 1 • Ambridge, PA
724-266-4661
Hours: M, T, Th, F
10-6
Wed 10-5 • Sat 10-2