2 - Greater Waynesboro Chamber of Commerce
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2 - Greater Waynesboro Chamber of Commerce
Greater Waynesboro Chamber of Commerce Business Buzz SPRING 2016 Volume 2 Issue 3 www.waynesboro.org ● 118 Walnut St., Suite 111, Waynesboro, PA 17268 Inside: 2 Are you taking advantage of us? 5 Join the KONI ICE experience It’s time to… S C R A M B L E ! 24th Annual Golf Scramble Friday, June 17 1:00 p.m. Rain or Shine Waynesboro Country Club Tournament Sponsor: PENN NATIONAL Insurance 7 Welcome our newest Chamber members 9 In the News Food Sponsor: M&T Bank What better way to strengthening your network and golf swing than at our annual golf tournament. You don’t need to be an experienced golfer to enjoy a day packed with fun, food, beverages, prizes and networking. If you haven’t yet committed to a foursome or sponsorship… it’s time to scramble! Cost is $85 per golfer or $65 for Waynesboro Country Club Golf Members. To get your company added exposure, become one of our hole sponsors for $150. There are a limited number of sponsorships so call the chamber today! Chamber adds staff to its talented team The Chamber is pleased to announce two part-time additions to its talented staff, Judy Wilson and Susanne Bernier-Robinson. Judy Wilson Judy Wilson, the Member Services Coordinator, will be the go-to person for Chamber members. As a prior business owner, she knows the importance of being involved in a chamber of commerce and how to capitalize on the benefits of membership. In her position, Wilson will be visiting local businesses with hopes of securing new members as she educates them on how the Greater Waynesboro Chamber of Commerce can help them succeed in business. As the Marketing & Communications Coordinator, Susanne Bernier-Robinson will assist the staff in marketing the Chamber and its members. New to the area, she brings to this role significant experience working for a chamber of commerce in New Hampshire. In addition to being a talented graphic designer, she also has experience producing television shows. Bernier-Robinson offers a whole new portfolio of communications skills and a fresh perspective to the chamber. Susanne Robinson Please stop by the office to meet these new members of our team! Br ght To maximize your chamber experience Are you taking advantage of us? Ideas Identify your company as a Chamber member Studies* show when a business is a Chamber member consumers are more likely to think positively of that company and more apt to buy services or goods from them. If you would like to show your association with the Chamber on your website, email Susanne at [email protected] and she will send you our logo and link. Engage with us online Have a Facebook account? Like us today! *Study reference from the American Chamber of Commerce Executives and Small Business Network, Inc. The chamber Facebook page has over 1,200 Likes. Almost daily, we post community events, business news, new member announcements, and chamber activities. Find us at: www.facebook.com/waynesborochamber Chamber Staff Jackie Mowen, Executive Director [email protected] Judy Wilson, Member Services Coordinator [email protected] Susanne Bernier-Robinson Marketing & Communications Coordinator [email protected] FREE opportunities to market you business - Stop by our office with a stack of your company’s marketing brochure and we’ll make it available for all who visit the Chamber. - Send us your press releases to [email protected] and Susanne will make every attempt to get your news in a Chamber Chat. - Participate in our Chamber Card program. - Attend our Mixers, Ribbon Cuttings, annual events, and other Chamber sponsored activities to network with businesses and residents of the local community. Jessica Watson, Administrative Assistant [email protected] 2 Business Buzz Chamber Update Our members have been busy…. In case you missed it... 20th Annual Business Expo February Mixer at Knights of Columbus On Saturday, February 20th, we held our Annual Business Expo at the Waynesboro Area High School. Close to 60 businesses and organizations exhibited to a crowd of about 1,000 attendees. A Nite At The Races Dividend Check from Penn National Ins. Creative Hands Tattoo & Piercing Studio’s 5 Year Anniversary Celebration SPRING 2016 Approximately 200 people attended A Nite At The Races on Saturday, February 6, at Green Grove Gardens in Greencastle, PA. A joint fundraising event of the chamber and Mainstreet Waynesboro Inc., we want to thank everyone who helped make this year’s event a success. We had many members step up as sponsors and the silent auction had close to 100 donated items from members and local businesses! 3 A CLOSER Look You don’t need to look beyond PENN NATIONAL GOLF CLUB & INN to satisfy your company’s entertainment needs Business: PENN NATIONAL Golf Club & Inn Contact: Patti Peck, Event Coordinator Phone: 717-352-3046 resort community encompasses 1400 acres and showcases the Cumberland Valley with awe-inspiring views. The facilities are open to the public, so whether you are there on business or for pleasure, you will find tranquility in the beautiful surroundings. Contact Patti Peck, Event Coordinator, at 717352-3046 for your facility needs. Kevin Reiber, PGA Apprentice, can answer all your questions regarding Corporate Memberships. He can be reached by calling 717-352-3000 x6. Address: 3720 Clubhouse Drive, Fayetteville, PA Email: [email protected] Website: www.PennHomes.com Do you ever need to provide deluxe overnight accommodations with a full range of business services for an important client? Want to woo a potential client on greens that have been featured in Golf Digest? Desire to impress business associates with a beautiful outdoor learning environment at your next seminar? Require a fun activity-filled environment for your annual company picnic that includes a driving range and miniature golf? PENN NATIONAL Golf Club & Inn has resources for all these needs AND offers special Corporate Club Memberships tailored to your company’s specific golf needs. Owned and operated by multiple generations of the same family, PENN NATIONAL Golf Club & Inn was established in 1967. This nationally acclaimed 44 Business Buzz Spotlight With the start of warmer weather and outdoor events, join the experience of KONA ICE Here’s how it works. Book KONA ICE for your school event or sports tournament where there is a crowd, and they will give you back 20 - 25% of every kona sold. It’s really that simple! When KONA ICE arrives with their brightly colored truck or cart, the fun begins! The KONA ICE staff can serve hundreds of konas per hour. EveryBusiness: Kona Ice one loves the KONA experience of creating their Contact: Matthew Royer, Owner own shaved ice with colorful gourmet flavorings. You can also rent KONA ICE by the hour! If Phone: 240-216-5799 you are having a large personal birthday party, Email: [email protected] family reunion, celebration, corporate outing or big Website: www.kona-ice.com event where attendees would enjoy a nice cool KONA ICE loves to giveback! Since their first gourmet treat, KONA ICE can be there to help kona was shaved, they have raised over make the event a special one. $10,000,000.00 for local communities in more than To join the experience of KONA ICE contact 40 states. That’s a lot of fundraising dollars going owner, Matthew Royer to discuss your fundraiser to schools, sports teams and other community or- event needs. He can be reached at 240-216-5700. ganizations. Because everyone loves the KONA ICE experience, inviting them to your next fundraising event is a no-brainer. SPRING 2016 Because nobody puts our members in a corner. Member 5 Get your company name displayed Several members of the community recently submitted artwork to Mainstreet Waynesboro as part of a design contest. They were asked to design new banners that will be displayed on light poles in the downtown district for the next two years. Three winners were been chosen, and the new banners will soon be made. Now, Mainstreet Waynesboro is looking for businesses and individuals interested in sponsoring the banners. Much like the previous “Civil War 150” banners, space at the bottom of the new banners will be reserved for company names. The new banners will remain on display until it’s time to put the Christmas wreaths up in mid-November of 2017. If you would like to take advantage of this opportunity to advertise your generosity to anyone traveling up and down our Main Street, please contact Mainstreet Downton at 762-0397. Patriot Federal Credit Union is supporting the Washington County Aspiring Entrepreneur Program by being the prize sponsor, giving $2,500 to the first place winning business idea, $1,500 to the second place winner and $1,000 to the third place winner. Waynesboro Community Concert Association celebrates 80th season Chamber member creates unique training tool for golfers The Waynesboro Community Concert Association, formed in 1936, is the oldest and only concert association in Franklin County. This non-profit organization has offered a concert season every year beginning in 1937. It offers exceptional value for a very modest cost, and always present artists of high caliber who are skilled in entertaining audiences of all ages and tastes. Few concert associations throughout the country have existed for 80 years, so in this anniversary year, their concert program has been chosen specifically in celebration of this milestone. They will join with their friends in Hagerstown to jointly sponsor two concerts, one of which will be held at the Maryland Theatre. Artists for the 2016-17 season are David Burnham’s Broadway, Ronnie Kole Trio, Next Generation Leahy Family, Tenoré, and The Equinox Little Big Band. A new subscription also includes admittance to the last concert on April 17, 2016 and admission to 13 or more performances hosted by other concert associations. For more information call, 717-414-4356 or visit, www.waynesborocommunityconcert.org. Daniel Baker, PGA, owner, and operator of the Waynesboro Municipal Golf Course, has received third place in the Best New Training Aid category at the 2016 PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando, Florida. He will also be featured on a couple of golf shows, including Inside Golf. What’s his training aid? A laser cap! Baker came up with the idea for his training tool when he was out on the greens working with a client. He noticed that golfers watch what is moving in their peripheral vision and that it is usually the club. He realized that by having the beam of a laser to focus on it would give the golfer immediate feedback as to whether or not their head was moving during the putting or chipping stroke. From that epiphany he developed his laser cap. The training cap has been well received by industry experts. If you would like to learn more about Baker’s laser golf cap, visit his site at www.lasergolfcap.com. 6 Business Buzz Welcome, New Members Applebees www. Applebees.com Gary Willow (717) 749-3057 [email protected] 12825 Washington Township Boulevard Waynesboro PA Greenleaf Christian Counseling www.greenleafcc.com Justin L. Erb, LPC, NCC (717) 650-8521 [email protected] 237 E. Main Street, Waynesboro PA Café Del Sol www.delsolcafes.com Corey Leon (717) 762-1477 [email protected] 11119 Buchanan Trail East, Waynesboro PA Hagerstown Suns www.hagerstownsuns.com Bob Bruchey (301) 791-6266 [email protected] 274 E. Memorial Boulevard, Hagerstown MD Creative Hands Tattoo & Piercing Studio www.facebook.com/Creative-Hands-TattooPiercing-Studio Nathan Wallace (717) 765-8208 [email protected] 32 E. Main Street, Waynesboro PA Highland Building Services, LLC www.buildwithhbs.com Thomas Browning (717) 414-9940 [email protected] 252 East Grant Street, Greencastle PA Dairy Queen of Waynesboro Ann and Bray Ashburn (717)762-8944 [email protected] 1951 E. Main Street, Waynesboro PA Edge of Town/Handwash Detailing Center www.edgeoftown.com Scott C. Brown (717) 655-5115 [email protected] 881 West Main Street, Waynesboro PA Edward Jones - Marissa Pinto Burt www.edwardjones.com Marissa Pinto Burt (717) 765-0166 [email protected] 626 North Grant Street, Suite H Waynesboro PA SPRING 2016 Itchin' 2 Stitch www.itchin2stitch.com Pat Weaver and Janet Pfeiffer (717) 749-0285 [email protected] 2009 E. Main Street, Waynesboro PA Lehman’s Carpet www.lehmanscarpet.com Bennett Selman (717) 264-7070 [email protected] 2013 Lincoln Way East, Chambersburg PA Toledo's Pizza www.facebook.com/toledospizza Over Toledo (717) 749-7007 [email protected] 800 South Potomac Street, Waynesboro PA Waynesboro Theatre www.waynesborotheatre.com Andrew Larson (717) 788-4330 [email protected] 75 W. Main Street, Waynesboro PA 7 Build Your r e t t e B s s e Busin Hosting a meeting or workshop, but concerned about space? We can help! As a member take advantage of the discounted rental prices of our Board Room or Nickson W. Oyer Conference Room available with your membership. The board room seats 15-20 and costs $50 per rental for member for-profit businesses. Rental includes use of the chamber’s smart television and kitchen. The conference room seats 30 with tables and more without tables. The $75 member rental fee includes use of the projector, sound system, white board, and kitchen. To reserve call the chamber at 717-762-7123. Board Room Nickson W. Oyer Conference Room Does your business insurance earn dividends? Ours does! Working along with Bell Insurance, Inc. and Craig, Friedly, Potter & Moore Insurance Agency, the Chamber is offering your business a great opportunity to earn dividends through our Chamber+ program. Some of the features of our Chamber+ program include: ~ All-lines dividend (excluding umbrella and bonds). Dividend payments are based on total group program premium and claims experience of eligible lines. ~ Enhanced coverages on auto, business owners, property, workers compensation, and general liability—giving you added protection at no additional cost ~ Equipment breakdown coverage automatically included with business owners and property policies ~ Information and services to help reduce losses—the payoff is greater dividend potential ~ Outstanding, local claim and customer support service Want to know more about our Chamber+ program? Contact: Bell Insurance, Inc. 717-264-7518 or Craig, Friedly, Potter & Moore Insurance Agency 717-762-3147 8 This is a great low cost way of marketing your business to local consumers, offer savings, and get customers in your door! Call Judy at the chamber today for more details, 717-762-7123. Business Buzz In the News opThe My Franklin Sh ailable per App is now av and on the App Store iding Google Play. Prov town the hottest deals in , you for local shopping t notican receive instan e’s a fications when ther deal near you! To help support a School Waynesboro Area ade District second gr k prefield trip, M&T Ban eck to sented a $4,000 ch rea the Waynesboro A n Business Educatio tion. Community Founda by Recently acquired r Ins., Keller Stonebrake in an agency based , FriedHagerstown, Craig re Inly, Potter and Moo has surance Agency, e served those in th for Waynesboro area more than 100 years! SPRING 2016 lic St. Andrew Catho g and School is expandin e renovating. To rais is raffunds, the Church rsche. fling off a 1983 Po will Up to 4,000 tickets lucky be sold. Get your ticket at www.Saint AndrewSchool.org sboro Rutter’s in Wayne uor has applied for a liq suclicense. If they are it, cessful in acquiring ered as they will be regist lowed an eatery and be al s or to sell two six-pack per 192 ounces of beer transaction. years Held in March, 30 anklin after forming, Fr elopment County Area Dev nual Corp. had it’s an g. Presibreakfast meetin Ross and dent, L. Michael recogtwo others were the nonnized for serving s. profit for 30 year o, Thirty-four years ag ened The Velvet Café op blic. its doors to the pu ppily They have been ha comserving our great delimunity since with by to cious foods. Stop to enjoy a meal and ! congratulate them ic acThe certified publ harles counting firm of C PA, L. Strausbaugh, C a P.C. recently had eir ribbon cutting at th to Greencastle office y celebrate their man the years of service to local community. of loJudged by a team signs cal artists, three de for have been selected nesthe Mainstreet Way est. boro’s banner cont will The three winners tive soon see their crea works displayed on light poles along Main Street. 9 Capitol News Shuster leading House Task Force on reducing job killing regulations Congressman Bill Shuster recently took part in the first of several idea forums for the House Task Force on Reducing Regulatory Burdens. Shuster is serving as one of the chairs of the task force, which is part of the House Republican initiative aimed at developing an agenda to address five issue areas: national security; jobs and the economy; health care; poverty, opportunity, and upward mobility; and restoring constitutional authority. “With each passing day the federal government is getting larger and more out of control,” said Congressman Shuster. “Franklin County has felt firsthand the devastation that red tape regulations enforced by Washington bureaucrats can have on the industries that many depend on in our region for a way of life. I’m going to work with my fellow task force members to aggressively put forth new ideas and measures that will halt job killing regulations and get out of the way of our small businesses and economic growth.” Taking a bottom-up approach, committee-led task forces will develop this agenda, holding idea forums to take input and ideas from all members. Prior to the first idea forum Congressman Shuster along with the other co-chairs of the task force released their mission statement. This mission statement lays out the goals of the task force, marks the next step in the development of a bold, progrowth agenda that Republicans will present to the country in the coming months. Mission: Make it easier to invest, produce and build in America with a modern and transparent regulatory system that relieves the burden on small businesses and other job creators and encourages financial independence, while balancing environmental stewardship, public safety, and consumer interests. Know your legislators STATE STATE STATE STATE U.S. Rep. Rob Kauffman Rep. Mark Keller Rep. Paul Schemel Sen. Richard Alloway II Sen. Bill Shuster www.repkauffman.com www.repkeller.com www.repschemel.com www.senatorallowaycom shuster.house.gov 717-264-3943 717-264-2047 717-749-7384 717-264-6100 717-264-8308 10 Business Buzz / One last A few thing s... TWO TICKETS to ITALY! This exciting auction item will be available at the 35th Waynesboro Area Gala Cancer Auction on April 9th. This great auction item is sponsored by Charles and Ruth Strausbaugh, Employees of Aero-Smith, Inc. and the Greater Waynesboro Chamber of Commerce. Below are just a few details about this Chamber sponsored trip. If you don’t win the tickets at the gala, call the Chamber at 717-7627123 to reserve your spot on this fabulous trip. Travel to the beautiful Amalfi Coast & MORE! Highlights: Includes: Amalfi Coast Ravello Naples Capri (optional) Salerno & Pasteum Pompeii Rome Round-trip Airfare & Charges 7 Nights in First-class Hotel 10 Meals (7B, 3D) Sightseeing & Admissions Professional Tour Manager Baggage Handling Hotel Transfers Departs Oct. 18, 2016 Don’t miss these upcoming Chamber Mixers: Thurs., April 21: Chamber Mixer | 5 - 7 p.m. | Waynesboro Day Care | 1801 E. Main St., Waynesboro Thurs., May 12: Chamber Mixer | 5 - 7 p.m. | PenMar Development/Lakeside Hall | 14320 Barrick Ave., Cascade MD Thurs., June 9: Chamber Mixer | 5 - 7 p.m. | Waynesboro Municipal Golf Course | 165 Cemetery Ave., Waynesboro Thurs., July 21: Chamber Reception | 5 - 7 p.m. | Synergy Massage SPRING 2016 | 13593 Monterey Lane, Blue Ridge Summit 11 RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED Pre-sorted Standard U.S. Postage PAID 118 Walnut St., Suite 111 Waynesboro, PA 17268 Waynesboro, PA 17268 Permit No. 225 P: 717-762-7123 F: 717-762-7124 www.waynesboro.org www.facebook.com/waynesborochamber Board of Directors Hope Scott, President Charles Strausbaugh CPA Dave Peiffer, 1st Vice President Manitowoc Crane Group James Stein, 2nd Vice President Dick, Stein, Schemel, Wine & Frey Darrell Swart, Treasurer Tru-Precision Lawn Care Renee Preso, Secretary F&M Trust Jeremy Bowersox Grove-Bowersox Funeral Home Matt Gunder Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Carrie Heckman Bell Insurance Kirsten Hubbard SpiriTrust Lutheran Home Care & Hospice Bernie McGarity Cobblestone Hotel & Suites Helen McGarry Penn State Mont Alto Cheryl Piper-Snyder Marketing Consultant Pepper Ridilla Waynesboro Hospital Dr. Wendy Royer Waynesboro Area School District Betsy Yumlu Susquehanna Bank
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