january 2016 - Greater Burlington Partnership

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Partnership
The
JANUARY 2016
GREATER BURLINGTON PARTNERSHIP NEWSLETTER VOL. 96 NO. 1
PRESIDENT & CEO’S LETTER
Kay Sackville Breuer
Vice President
319-208-0041
[email protected]
Belinda Colwell
SETTING THE BAR
by Jason Hutcheson
Each year, the Partnership boards of directors authorize major goals,
strategies and initiatives for the calendar year. Naturally, there are
programs and events that the organization executes every year such as
the annual dinner, coordinating economic development packages to
expanding companies, recruiting and supporting multi-day visitor events,
and pulling off successful events in Downtown Burlington. That said, the
‘regulars’ do not make the 2016 Goals and Strategies document, as its focus
is much more strategic.
You may view the full 2016 work plan on the Partnership website, but I
will also provide a key strategic priority from each division for you below:
Administrative Assistant
319-208-0042
[email protected]
Steve Frevert
Downtown Partners, Inc.
Exec. Dir. 319-208-0056
[email protected]
Jason Hutcheson
President & CEO
319-208-0043
[email protected]
Sherri Krause
Finance Manager
319-208-0044
[email protected]
Brenda Levitt
Econ. Development Research
Coordinator 319-208-0047
[email protected]
Chamber of Commerce: Within this division, there will be an increased effort on the external
communications plan. Due in part to the newsletter, the organization does a fairly good job of
sharing important messages and updates with our members. However, there are roughly 1,700
individuals on our distribution list, and there are more than 40,000 in Des Moines County. Over
the course of the next few months, you are likely to see increased communication to the general
public about key initiatives and public policy of importance to stakeholders.
Economic Development: For a number of years, the Partnership has been engaged in
programming related to workforce development including career fairs for students and on-site job
shadowing in manufacturing facilities. Over the next 12 months, you are likely to witness a slight
change in strategy as we transition to a focus on talent attraction. Due to strong job growth, our
community must turn its attention to the recruitment of new individuals to the Greater Burlington
area to fill the demanding requirements of employers.
Convention & Visitors Bureau: Sporting events have become big business to our
community, and a couple of years ago, the CVB established a sports commission. Since inception,
the group has focused mainly as a conduit for grant funding to augment sports tournaments.
During 2016, the commission will become a bit more proactive as it attempts to recruit additional
tournaments to the community and work with tournament organizers to attract even more teams to
existing tournaments.
Downtown Partners: Over the last year, the groundwork has been laid for positive
enhancements to the downtown area through both the Lightscape Project and the parking
study. We fully expect towers and steeples to be lit during 2016, and material progress on the
implementation of the parking study should commence preparing the way for even more
redevelopment of historic buildings.
Your boards of directors have never settled for mediocrity. The bar has been set high for 2016, and
I expect it to be another great year!
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Julie Meloan Bell
Welcome Center Coordinator
319-752-8731
[email protected]
Rachel Lindeen
Dir. Member Services
319-208-0046
[email protected]
Chelsea Tolle
Convention & Visitors Bureau
Exec. Dir. 319-208-0045
[email protected]
David Toyer
Dir. of Economic Development
319-208-0053
[email protected]
Brenda Wischmeier
Director of Marketing
319-208-0040
[email protected]
SUBSCRIPTIONS: Price is $24, which is included
in annual events fees. Non-members: $3 per issue.
Periodicals postage paid at Burlington, Iowa.
POSTMASTER: The Partnership is published monthly
by the Greater Burlington Partnership 610 North
Fourth Street, Suite 200, Burlington, Iowa 52601.
POSTMASTER send address changes to Greater
Burlington Partnership (USPS 001-692) 610 North
Fourth Street, Suite 200, Burlington, Iowa 52601
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Partnership
The
JANUARY 2016
GREATER BURLINGTON PARTNERSHIP NEWSLETTER VOL. 96 NO. 1
ON THE COVER
LEADERSHIP TAKES ON NEW ROLE
Setting the policies and goals for the Greater Burlington Partnership is
the responsibility of the Board of Directors each year. This organization
is unique in its structure and includes a Chamber of Commerce,
Economic Development group, Convention and Visitors Bureau,
and Main Street organization all under the same collective umbrella
identity. For this community, the arrangement has proven to be a
great strategy.
In order to accomplish this task, each division at the Partnership has
a separate board of directors, segregated funds and a unique mission
statement.
The chairs of each board of directors grace this month’s
cover. In 2016, the chairs of the divisions are as follows
(from left to right on the cover):
• Joyce Vance, Girl Scouts of Eastern Iowa and Western
Illinois, Chamber of Commerce Chair
• Charles L. Walsh, Farmers & Merchants Bank & Trust,
Economic Development Chair
• K.C. Fleming, Great River Health Systems,
Convention & Visitors Bureau Chair
• Julie Anderson, Hope Haven Area Development Center,
Downtown Partners Chair
The chairs of the organization do much more than preside over
monthly board meetings. During the one year term, they represent the
organization at a variety of functions and collectively meet to ensure
the organization is running efficiently and effectively.
When you have an opportunity, please thank these individuals for their
time and dedication to the organization and the community.
Photo Credit: Phil Pool, Omni Photography
“Greater Burlington shall be a growing center
of commerce, industry, education, healthcare,
entertainment and culture, providing a great
place to live, work and operate a business.”
Vision of the Greater Burlington Partnership
#GreaterBurlingtonPartnership • GreaterBurlington.com
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2016 LEGISLATIVE PRIORITIES
It is imperative that a successful
Chamber of Commerce work within
the political realm to advocate positions
important to business. Annually,
the Chamber of Commerce Board
of Directors approves legislative
statements that reflect those issues
the Chamber of Commerce believes
is in the best interests of the business
community in Greater Burlington.
Here are some highlights:
Oppose the Iowa State Legislature
delaying annual appropriations for
school districts. School districts are
required to certify their budgets by
April 15. This is often before they know
the amount of state aid they will receive.
The state legislature needs to follow
the law and provide districts with aid
projections at least one year in advance.
Encourage a robust discussion
with business leaders about benefits
and consequences of adjusting the
minimum wage. Any adjustment to the
minimum wage should be modest and
implemented over multiple years.
Support efforts to establish an
Eco-Friendly Renewable Chemical
Production Tax Credit to encourage
rapid growth of this burgeoning
industry in Iowa.
Support allowing businesses to
collect sales tax from out-of-state
establishments in order to reduce
the inequity that now exists between
online sellers and bricks-and-mortar
businesses.
Encourage beneficial consolidation
between local governments, sharing
administrative support, equipment,
facilities and personnel.
The full document may be found at
GreaterBurlington.com.
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MAKING AN IMPACT
What is Great River Region Days?
The counties of Des Moines, Henry,
Lee and Louisa work together to create
this annual two-day lobbying trip to
the state capital. Nearly 100 business
leaders, community officials and high
school students attend.
All legislators from across the state
are invited, and the Governor and/or
Lieutenant Governor typically gives the
keynote speech. Day two begins with a
Leadership breakfast highlighted by a
legislative panel and continues with a
variety of informational sessions.
What happens during these two days?
I want to attend! What do I need to do?
To reserve your spot, contact Belinda
During the course of 24 hours, a
Colwell. Registration fee is $125 and
lot takes place. The trip begins with
includes your welcome lunch and
a Delegate Luncheon at the State
appetizers and
Historical Society.
From there, we start The counties of Des Moines, drinks at the
an afternoon of
Henry, Lee and Louisa work reception;
no refunds.
informative sessions
together
to
create
this
annual
Participants
highlighted by a
two-day
lobbying
trip
to
are responsible
variety of speakers
the
state
capital.
for their own
and subjects. The
travel (many
M-Power U students
spend an hour presenting their position are willing to carpool). A room block
is reserved at the Embassy Suites.
statements during this time as well.
During the evening, we host a Legislative
Reception at the Embassy Suites.
State Capitol Fact:
Built in 1886, the dome is 275 feet above
the ground floor and covered with 23 karat
gold with an original cost of $2,873,294.59.
THINK
BIG.
START
SMALL.
BEGIN
NOW.
IMPORTANT DATES
Registration Deadline
February 1
1st Draft Due March 14
Final Draft Due
April 25
Winners Announced
May 13
@ Small Business Appreciation Breakfast
GreaterBurlington.com
ANNUAL BUSINESS PLAN COMPETITION IS UNDERWAY
Recently started a new business or ready to take that hobby of yours to the next level? Want a
chance to earn up to $10,000? Register for the 2016 Business Plan Competition!
Participants in the program enroll in a business plan writing course, submit a first draft for
critical review, and undergo a credit and personal financial statement analysis. Finalists give a
presentation to a review committee and awards are announced to the winner(s) during the
Small Business Appreciation Breakfast on May 31.
Give your business the structure and guidance necessary to be successful and possibly earn
money, lease assistance and a Chamber of Commerce membership along the way!
Lorraine Guerra, Co-Owner of Majestic Estate, 2015 Business Plan Competition Winner:
“The competition provides the information and mentors you need to start your own business. The
competition process walks you through designing a successful business plan and puts you on the path
to business ownership. By the end you will be confident in your ability to start your own business. If
you don’t build your dream, someone will hire you to help them build theirs.”
For more information, contact Jason Hutcheson.
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GREATER
BURLINGTON
YOUNG
PROFESSIONALS
LUNCH & LEARN
January 20, 12 pm
Burlington Golf Club
MEET STEPHANIE FAMELIS
YP OF THE MONTH
Employer: Shearer’s Snacks
Hometown: Chaska, Minnesota
YP Member: 2 Years
“I love the opportunity YP gives me to get
involved in the community. I wouldn’t have
done half of the stuff here and wouldn’t be
named a YP of the month! Added bonuses
are the lunches and helping out with the
interns program during the summer.”
Fun Fact: “I am an international travel bug.
I’ve been to Greece twice, London once,
traveled New Zealand and lived in
Australia for 5 months.”
DID YOU KNOW...
Being involved in your community
connects you with others, but most
importantly is the intangible benefits of
pride, satisfaction and accomplishment.
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Guest Speaker
Honorable
Congressman
Dave Loebsack
YP’s it is your opportunity to interact with the
Honorable Congressman Dave Loebsack. Speak
on behalf of Millennials and Generation X,
learn about what is going on in Washington, D.C.
and understand the connections between
Iowa and the nation’s capital.
Event is free for YP members, $15 for
non-members. The first event is
complimentary for prospective members.
RSVP is required by January 13 via the
Facebook event or by emailing
[email protected].
GreaterBurlingtonYP.com
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HOT OFF THE PRESS
35,000 Guides Printed
Get Your Copy Today!
Contact Chelsea Tolle
to arrange delivery or pickup.
CVB GOES ON THE ROAD
January 16: Peoria Kids Fest
Goal: Promote Greater Burlington as a vacation
destination for families.
January 26: Legislative Showcase
Goal: Speak with local legislatures demonstrating
that tourism is important to Iowa and Greater
Burlington’s economy.
Follow Visit Burlington Iowa on the
road by visiting us on Facebook.
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PARTNERSHIP HOSTS INTERNATIONAL VISIT
The Greater Burlington Partnership hosted the Iowa Economic Development Authority (IEDA) and their trade
representatives from Taiwan, Japan and China for a two day familiarization tour of Greater Burlington and meetings
with area businesses. Pictured from left to right are John Clark, IEDA’s China Representative; Bruce Liu, IEDA’s Taiwan
Representative; Ichiro Hirose, IEDA’s Japan Representative; David Toyer, the Partnership; Joseph Rude with IEDA’s
International Office; Derek Begue with PRA Global; Chelsea Tolle and Brenda Levitt, the Partnership.
LET YOUR VOICE
BE HEARD
We want to hear
from you! Every
year the Business
Retention &
Expansion
committee, along with the staff at the
Greater Burlington Partnership visits
with Des Moines County businesses to
better understand opportunities and
challenges.
To schedule a visit, contact Rachel
Lindeen. The team looks forward
to visiting with you!
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LET’S CELEBRATE
REGIONAL AWARD
The Mid America Economic
Development Council
presented the Greater
Burlington Partnership with
an award for its coordination
and execution of the Inaugural
‘Iowa’s Next Big Thing’ Youth
Entrepreneurship Event at its
annual awards luncheon. The
inaugural event had more than
100 students participate from
16 schools across the region.
David Toyer was present in
Chicago to accept the award.
MEET THE NEW LEADERSHIP
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Joyce Vance, Girl Scouts of Eastern Iowa and Western Illinois
Goal: The Board of Directors is comprised of bright, talented and busy professional men
and women. It is my goal to facilitate a meaningful and rewarding volunteer experience for
their commitment to serve. Active participation by a volunteer board representing businesses
large, small and in between unites people from diverse backgrounds to work toward
developing a strong and vibrant community.
Why: It is a privilege to serve as chair. It is my hope to help create synergy and build
community through a collaborative and engaged board as we work toward making the
community the best place to work, live, play and raise a family.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Charles L. Walsh, Farmers & Merchants Bank & Trust
Goal: My main goal for the year is to help facilitate the improvements to the Greater
Burlington area by representing both current businesses and those looking to move into the area.
Why: As local Community Banker and Chamber member, I have always felt it is extremely
important to get involved in any way possible to improve the community. Involvement has been
a tradition for four generations of the Walsh family. I believe in the missions of the Partnership,
and I will continue to support their efforts in the future.
CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU
K.C. Fleming, Great River Health Systems
Goal: My primary efforts will be focused on continuing to build on the foundation that Mike
Shinn and other previous chairs have built for the CVB. Continuing to advance and enhance the
existing momentum on projects related to the indoor RecPlex facility, which extends the tourism
season in the area, finalize the wayfinding project and market the area as a favorable destination.
Why: Greater Burlington didn’t get to where it is by accident. Today, we benefit from lots of
foresight and effort by leaders from previous decades. It takes ideas and people to put them in
motion to make things happen…and in doing that, we can, and should, all do our part to make
Greater Burlington a better place for generations to come.
DOWNTOWN PARTNERS, INC.
Julie Anderson, Hope Haven Area Development Center
Goal: To advocate for and help bring more awareness of all of the great things happening in
Downtown Burlington.
Why: It is exciting to be an active participant and hopefully helpful rather than sitting on the
sidelines and watching things happen. In addition, you have the opportunity to meet and work
with some really great people from all types of businesses and organizations.
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STRONG MOMENTUM
MOVING FORWARD
Downtown Partners celebrates its 30th year as a Main Street
organization in 2016, and interest has never been greater. Strategic
moves such as the railroad quiet zone and the addition of dozens of
buildings to the National Register of Historic Places are being met by
surging downtown redevelopment both locally and nationwide. More
and more people are looking to live, open a business, and spend time
in historic, revitalized city centers, and the effects this past year in
downtown Burlington are obvious:
• $3.2 million in private investment took place, with 40
completed property rehabs ranging from new signage to roofs
to interior and exterior work
• Five business starts were welcomed, with a net gain of
2 businesses and 12 FTE jobs
• Nine properties were purchased for a total investment
of over $900,000
• The Community Development Block Grant façade project was
completed, rehabbing 15 building fronts
• A comprehensive parking study was begun in
partnership with the City
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• A total of 16 blade signs have been completed with the
DPI signage grant program, designed to support businesses
and beautify downtown
• Work began on rehabbing the Tama Complex for 48
new apartments
• One storefront project was completed using the
DPI façade loan program
• Over 2900 volunteer hours were recorded for DPI
everything from attending meetings to moving barricades to
planting flowers
“The work of many businesses, volunteers, and municipal leaders
has led to these successes,” said Steve Frevert. Interest continues to
build in new businesses, expanded offerings for visitors to enjoy, and
urban residential use. “As one business owner put it, ‘Downtown is a
sleeping giant that is starting to wake up.’ A strong downtown helps
build a resilient community.”
Picture taken by Steve Frevert of Downtown looking west.
GROW YOUR NETWORK
Business After Hours is a networking social event that all
members can enjoy. Hosts invite you into their business
and showcase products and services while you mingle and
enhance your network.
JOIN US IN 2016
February 18
March 31
April 21
May 12
October 20
November 17
December 5
River Ridge Dental Care and
River Ridge Orthodontics
Deery Brothers
IH Mississippi Valley
Credit Union
Universal Therapy Group
Great River Health Systems
MidwestOne Bank
Holiday Business Showcase
#GreaterBurlingtonPartnership
• GreaterBurlington.com
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America’s CAR-MART
Tastefully Yours Bistro & Catering Co.
Celebrated the Grand Opening with a Ribbon Cutting.
Manager, Jennifer Scales, staff and the Chamber of Commerce
Ambassadors helped celebrate the opening located at
1233 N Roosevelt Ave, Burlington.
Welcomed us to the new location in Downtown Burlington.
Restaurant Manager, Stacey Mueller, staff and the Chamber of
Commerce Ambassadors celebrated with a Ribbon Cutting
located a 218 Jefferson St, Unit 1D, Burlington.
Hopefully Yours
Broke ground on a new location at 617 Jefferson in Downtown
Burlington. Store Manager Brett Mitchell with staff and volunteers
celebrated the new store that will be the first building constructed
on Jefferson St in over 40 years.
IH Mississippi Valley Credit Union
Congratulations on the newly remodeled and expanded
office. Manager Brian Krieger and staff celebrated with a Ribbon
Cutting located at 403 S Gear, Ste 101 in West Burlington.
BE SOCIAL
Get updates on recent news
and events from the Greater
Burlington Partnership via
social media. For links, visit
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MAKING A DIFFERENCE
Thank you to the members for renewing their memberships and providing the resources
to accomplish the ongoing goals of the Chamber of Commerce. Those listed in red have made
an additional commitment by making a voluntary contribution.
Accounting Professionals
of Burlington
Air Choice One
Allgood Animal Hospital
American EyeCare and
Freedom LASIK
Anderson, Roberts, Porth,
Wallace & Stewart LLP
Art Center of Burlington
Aspelmeier, Fisch, Power,
Engberg & Helling, P.L.C.
Becker’s Jewelers &
Gemologists
Bel Canto Chorale
Brown’s Shoe Fit
Buffalo Wild Wings
Burke Cleaners
Burlington By the Book
Burlington Jet Stop
Burlington Municipal Band
Foundation
Burlington Produce
Casebine Community
Credit Union
Childrens’ Dental Center
of SE IA
Clean Sweep Chimney Care
Cleveland Dermatology
Community Action of
Southeast Iowa
Cray, Goddard, Miller,
Taylor & Gerling L.L.L.P.
Greater Burlington Area
Crime Stoppers
Crossroads RV Park
Des Moines County
Abstract & Title Co.
Des Moines County Farm
Bureau
Des Moines County
Heritage Center
DMC Mutual Insurance
Dolores’ Resale Shop
Fraternal Order of the
Eagles #150
Edward Jones - Joel Sieren
Fareway Food Stores
Farmers Savings Bank
Financial Adjustment
Bureau
First United Methodist
Church
Fort Madison Bank & Trust
George’s Lawn Mower
Great Western Bank
The Hawk Eye
Horse & Buggy Museum
IN, IL, IA Foundation for
Fair Contracting
International Eyecare Ctr
Jerry Jochims
Junior Achievement of the
Heartland
Kelly O’Shea’s Shamrock
Pub & Grille
Kitchen Solvers
La Tavola
Lindon Wines
Lunning Chapel
Martini’s Grille
David McMurray
MidWestOne Bank
Miracle Car Wash
Modern Welding Company
of Iowa
Myers Construction
Nature’s Corner
Norm’s Koestner Electric
Burlington Notre Dame
Oliver Tri-County Heating
& Air
Optimist Club of Burlington/
West Burlington
Paddlewheel Lounge
Refreshment Services Pepsi
Pierson Farms/Pierson
Richard Goughnour
Roberts Tire Center
Salvation Army Corps
Seither and Cherry Co.
S.G. Construction
Shottenkirk Superstore
Silgan Containers
Southeast Iowa Symphony
Orchestra
Standard of Beaverdale
State Farm Insurance Kent Brown Agency
Sterzing Food Company
Summer Street Animal
Clinic
Dr. Larry Taylor
Terrus Real Estate Group
Therapy Group Counseling
Titan Broadcasting
Tri States Public Radio
TriOak Foods
Triple S Leasing, LLC
Valley Distribution Corp.
Wendi Riggens Photography
Window World of
Davenport
Young House Family Services
Listed as of 12/14/15
#GreaterBurlingtonPartnership
• GreaterBurlington.com
NEED TO KNOW...
TOP MEMBERSHIP
BENEFITS
Let your voice be heard
through your membership or by
attending Eggs & Issues. Take
an opportunity to learn about
key business issues and visit with
legislators on issues relevant to
your business.
Do business with other
members when you look up
business information online in
the member directory at
Promote your business
for free in Friday Facts! Only
members provide content in this
weekly email.
Questions about your membership?
Contact Rachel Lindeen.
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JANUARY HAPPENINGS
8 - Dustin Pittsley
The Washington - 8 pm
thewashingtonmusic.com
9 - American English Beatles Tribute
Concert
Capitol Theater - 8 pm
bma-live.com
16 - American English Beatles
Tribute Concert
Capitol Theater - 8 pm
bma-live.com
20 - YP Lunch & Learn
Burlington Golf Club - 12 pm
GreaterBurlingtonYP.com
22 - Ronnie Milsap Farewell Tour
Memorial Auditorium - 7 pm
bma-live.com
9 - Middle Western
22 - YMCA Comedy Night
PZAZZ! Event Center - 6:30 pm
319-753-6734
10 - Bridal Fair
PZAZZ! Event Center - 11 am
thepzazz.com
23 - Eagle Watch
Port of Burlington Welcome Center
10 am - GreaterBurlington.com
11 - Moscow Festival Ballet
Memorial Auditorium - 7 pm
burlcivicmusic.com
15 - Black Hawk Winter Wine Auction
Burlington Golf Club - 5:30 pm
319-208-5121
15 - Eric Pettit Lion Concert
Starr’s Cave Nature Center - 7:30 pm
bma-live.com
15 - Flash in a Pan
29 - Annual Dinner
Comfort Suites Conference Ctr
6 pm - GreaterBurlington.com
30 - Isaac James
For complete event details, visit
SUBMIT EVENTS AT:
16 - Eggs & Issues
Greater Burlington Partnership
7:15 am - GreaterBurlington.com
Eagle Watch at the Port of Burlington on January 23
SAVE
THE
8 - Burlington Bees Annual Banquet
PZAZZ! Event Center - 6 pm
gobees.com
MARCH
DATE
14 - 5th Grade Career Fair
Southeastern Community College
FEBRUARY
11 - Chocoholic Frolic
Downtown Burlington
19 - Eggs & Issues
18 - Business After Hours
River Ridge Dental Care and
River Ridge Orthodontics
20 - Eggs & Issues
15 - 8th Grade Career Fair
Southeastern Community College
31 - Business After Hours
Deery Brothers
APRIL
29 - Fall Sip, Taste & Stroll
Downtown Burlington
ORDER YOUR
2016 COMMUNITY
GUIDE SUPPLY
319-752-6365
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CNH Supports Burlington High School
The Village Cooperative is Burlington’s premier independent senior
housing community, specifically designed for individuals 55+ who
wish to have the benefits of home-ownership without the hassle of
maintenance.
The Village Cooperative of Burlington is located at 1431 Cambridge
Drive and is home to 53 members. It is equipped with 35 units and
several amenities including a community room, club room, woodshop,
fitness center, guest suite and underground parking with a car wash.
Leading the Cooperative is Burlington native Hannah Parrott. She has
worked with the Cooperative since May as their Manager.
“I thoroughly enjoy working with the members who live here at
the Village. We have a unique concept that can now be offered to
Burlington area residents. There is something new happening each day,
and we’re in the midst of an exciting time as our members are working
to elect their member-led board of directors.”
To learn more, contact Hannah at 319-752-4457 or
[email protected].
CBIZ Releases Spring Options Catalog
Southeastern Community College’s
Center for Business recently
released the Spring Edition of the
Options Catalog. The Options
catalog is a great resource to refer
to when looking for professional
development or skills training for
your employees. Course offerings
include the areas of business and
professional development, computer
technology, health, industrial
technology, environmental &
industrial safety, general interest
and online.
If you would like a supply of the Options catalog for your business
please contact Beth Nickel at [email protected] or 319-208-5388.
On December 10, CNH Industrial presented a check to
the Burlington High School’s (BHS) Career Center. The
Career Center is a new service of the Burlington High
School with a focus of showcasing careers in Des Moines
County. Students have the resources to explore career
opportunities, job applications, resume writing and fine
tuning interview skills.
Pictured are Sarah Mumm, BHS; Pat Daly, UAW Local
807; Jack Wail, BHS; David Keane, BHS; Shaunda
Campbell, BHS; Laura Hubbard, CNH Industrial; Brian
Mumm, BHS and Angie Leinbach, BHS.
BGC Joe Butler Win’s PGA Honor Twice
Joe Butler was honored by the Iowa Golf Association
named PGA Professional of the Year, making him the
first person to earn this honor twice. Butler, who moved
to Burlington 23 years ago, spends countless hours at
the Burlington Golf Club making sure the day-to-day
operations run smoothly on the course. Butler also took
home the award in 1996.
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT
Have You Heard About The Village Cooperative?
Join the members and staff of the Burlington Golf Club in
congratulating Joe Butler on achieving this great honor.
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RiverPark Place
610 N. Fourth St., Suite 200
Burlington, Iowa 52601
TELEPHONE 319-752-6365
FAX 319-752-6454
E-MAIL [email protected]
WEB SITE GreaterBurlington.com
Top Issues:
Workforce, Transportation, Economic
Development and Education
Who’s Invited:
Eggs & Issues is a benefit of membership,
and we encourage all members to attend.
EGGS & ISSUES
January 16, 7:30 am
$5 Breakfast, Free Coffee and a Legislative Insight
Breakfast is ready at 7:15 am, Forum starts at 7:30 am
Mark Your Calendars:
February 20, March 19 and April 16
7:30 am @ Greater Burlington Partnership
RSVP to Belinda Colwell by January 14.
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