February - Hilton Head Island-Bluffton Chamber of Commerce

Transcription

February - Hilton Head Island-Bluffton Chamber of Commerce
CHAMBER
BUSINESS
M O N T H L Y
February 2015
A monthly publication of the
Hilton Head Island • Bluffton Chamber of Commerce
BUSINESS EXPO
Largest Business Building Event
in the Lowcountry
Top Honors Go To... page 4
Recognizing Our Community’s Best
Iconic Lowcountry Event page 5
Business After Hours Heritage-Style
New EXPO Experience
Business EXPO 2015
Get ready for Business EXPO, the largest
business-building event in the Lowcountry,
Thursday, March 5 at the Hilton Head
Marriott Resort & Spa.
New this year, experience EXPO like never before, with a
local speaker’s corner, pop-up shops, retail row, great seminars
and business-to-business networking. Wrap-up the day at our
expanded EXPO Business After Hours from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
With over 2,000 attendees, Business EXPO reaches the full
spectrum of our regional business community. It’s an event
designed to connect you with the business community and new
prospects.
New Speaker’s Corner
EXPO’s new speaker’s corner features four mini-seminar sessions
covering hot topics from the latest in social media to building
blocks for business growth. Stop by the chamber’s social media
central to connect and recharge.
Stay Informed with EXPO Real Time Information
Sign up for text messaging for important alerts, seminar
speaker schedules, exhibitor giveaways and other timely
announcements.
“NBSC has participated in the Business
Expo for many years. We find the exposure
through face-to-face contact with current
and potential clients to be invaluable.”
Tom Henz, market president,
NBSC, a division of Synovus Bank
Build, connect and grow. Enjoy casual networking, along with
pop-up shops, EXPO’s retail row, and tastings from the island’s
newest craft beer company.
EXPO After Hours is the place to be and it runs from 4:30 to
6:30 p.m. and features great food, complimentary beer and wine
and entertainment, along with live remotes from Alpha Media
Broadcasting, exhibitor giveaways and coverage from WSAV,
WHHI and 104.9.
2
February 2015 | CHAMBER BUSINESS MONTHLY | hiltonheadisland.org
There is no cost to attend Business EXPO during
the day. Cost to attend EXPO After Hours is $10 for
members and $20 for non-members. For details go to
hiltonheadblufftonchamber.org.
“We enjoy the opportunity to talk one-onone with residents and business people in
the community. EXPO is a great venue to
get the message out about the programs
and services at our facilities.”
Kelly Presnell, director of public
relations, Hilton Head Hospital
CONGRATULATIONS
to the recently certified
Island Ambassadors from
Yellow Cab of Hilton Head, Bluffton
and Beaufort
USCB commends their commitment
to provide excellent customer service
with certified professionals.
Island Ambassadors
Create Quality
Guest Experiences
Yellow Cab of Hilton Head, Bluffton and Beaufort
USCB Center for Event
Management and Hospitality
Training is offering
complimentary educational
seminars for hospitality
professionals and local
businesses.
To schedule educational
seminars, please contact Ryan
Baggott, Director of Training:
[email protected],
or Keri Olivetti, Director:
[email protected].
hiltonheadisland.org | CHAMBER BUSINESS MONTHLY | February 2015
3
an evening
of Ball 2015
Chamber
FIRE & ICE
Celebrating Our Community
It was a special evening of Fire & Ice glamour at the 2015 Chamber Ball as we gathered with
2015 Chamber Ball
hundreds of friends and colleagues to honor important contributors to our community.
A truly elegant affair, from the first inspiring notes of the Parris Island Marine Corps Band to the dancers spiraling above the
dramatically-lit ballroom, there was a true sense of community, a feeling of gratitude and a reflection on what we’ve been able to
accomplish together throughout the Lowcountry.
“When we look around and see the myriad
things this person has touched and changed
and made better, we realize that Ray Warco
sets the example that all of us should follow.”
~ Paula Harper Bethea
of the S.C. Education Lottery
Ray Warco accepts Alice Glenn Doughtie Good Citizenship
Award. From Left: Jay Wiendl, chamber board chair,
Warco center, Bill Miles, chamber president & CEO
The Sea Pines Resort was honored with the John Curry Tourism Award
State Rep. Bill Herbkersman
Bluffton Regional Business Council Person of the Year
Presenting partners Blanchard & Calhoun Commercial / Kroger
enjoy the ball
fire &
The Parris Island Marine Corps Band kicked off
the evening in style.
4
February 2015 | CHAMBER BUSINESS MONTHLY | hiltonheadisland.org
the
We’d like to say thank you with
fire
gratitude to the hundreds of you
who came out not only in support
of your chamber, but in honor of
the evening’s award winners. It’s
our community’s commitment to
accomplishing great things that help
us to continue our momentum and
c
5
1
0
2
the
exceed expectations.
lton H
i
H
e
h
T
of C
r
e
b
m
a
Ch
ou
y
s
e
t
i
v
in
hottest
Tom Upshaw, immediate past chairman,
accepts a crystal gavel from Jay Wiendl,
chamber board chairman.
View more Chamber Ball photos at
hiltonheadblufftonchamber.org
Memory Matters - Organization of the Year
Business After Hours
In Iconic Setting at The Shops at Sea Pines
g
n
i
c
n
a
d
Satur
6
Center on H
Hilt
Business After Hours moves to one of the island’s iconic settings at The Shops at Sea Pines Center for
a special after-hours event hosted by the Heritage Classic Foundation on Thursday, February 19th from 5:30 to
r
ie prefe
Black t
7:00 p.m.
Look for a special appearance by Sir William “Willie” Innes as you experience the center’s fresh ambiance in the heart of Sea
Pines, perfect for an evening of networking on the piazza. Register early- one
lucky attendee will walk away with two Doc’s BBQ tickets for the 2015 RBC
Heritage Presented by Boeing.
Enjoy great cuisine by recent Oprah “O List” pick – Lowcountry Produce
Hilton Head Market & Café, along with complimentary beer and wine. Get
in the mingling mood with entertainment by Sweetgrass Angels, performing
three-part harmony from the ‘50s, ‘60s and ‘70s along with great door prizes
from participating Sea Pines merchants.
The cost to attend is $10 for chamber members and $20 for nonmembers. You must register in advance and be present to win Doc’s
BBQ tickets. For more information go hiltonheadblufftonchamber.org.
afterhours
BUS INESS
hiltonheadisland.org | CHAMBER BUSINESS MONTHLY | February 2015
5
Hilton Head Island & Bluffton
in the National News
Travel + Leisure’s January issue showcased the luxury
publication’s “So You Want to Get in Shape” best picks to
finding the perfect destination spa.
Featured on the Top 5 list: Hilton Head Health was touted for its “play
well package” inclusion of golf coupled with wellness seminars, along
with sailing, ziplining and its natural resort setting.
Travel + Leisure has a monthly circulation of 1 million readers.
Chamber VCB Garners
Prestigious National
Platinum Choice Award
The Chamber’s Visitor
and Convention Bureau has been honored with the prestigious
SmartMeetings magazine’s 2014 Platinum Choice Award.
Honorees are chosen by the magazine editors and industry
experts along with readers of SmartMeetings magazine. The
accolade is awarded to visitor and convention bureaus
and hotels for professionalism, hospitality excellence and
outstanding service to meeting planners.
SmartMeetings, the industry’s leading monthly publication,
reaches over 60,000 meeting professionals. The chamber’s VCB
was honored along with award winners in national markets
including San Francisco, Chicago and Napa Valley.
USA Today.com’s January culinary
round-up featured Hilton Head
Island eatery NEO’s unique
Lowcountry-style pizzas complete
with tasty image and USAToday.
com homepage status.
“Farm-to-table gastropub” Neo
thrills foodies visiting Hilton
Head, S.C., with inventive
fare including two unique
Lowcountry-style pizzas.
The Oysters Rockefeller Pizza
features smoked gouda cream
sauce, cornmeal-dusted
Freeman’s Mill oysters, fresh
local spinach and an absinthe drizzle.”
USAToday.com reaches over 24 million unique visitors per month.
6
February 2015 | CHAMBER BUSINESS MONTHLY | hiltonheadisland.org
Jon Rembold, director of Beaufort County Airports, was guest
speaker at the chamber’s January Government Affairs Committee
meeting, providing an update on improvement efforts happening
at the Hilton Head Island Airport.
CHAMBER
EVENTS
On The Scene
FEBRUARY
17Tech Tuesday
Getting Ready for EXPO
Successful Tradeshow
Practices
Speaker: Victoria Lewis
Expo Management Expert
Chamber Headquarters
Noon-1:00 p.m.
19Reality Store
Hilton Head High School
8:00-11:30 a.m.
19Business After Hours
Hosted by Heritage Classic
Foundation at The Shops at
Sea Pines Center
5:30-7:00 p.m.
25Chamber Young
Professionals Group
Corks, Bluffton
5:30-7:00 p.m.
26Affordable Health Care Act
101 Educational Seminar
Chamber Headquarters
2:00-3:00 p.m.
MARCH
5 Business EXPO 2015
Clockwise: It was a record-breaking crowd at January’s Business After Hours at the island’s newest
hotspot Poseidon Coastal Cuisine & Rooftop Bar as over 300 attendees enjoyed networking and
music by great local bands. Chamber Young Professionals sipped and socialized at Corks in
Bluffton. New members networked at January’s New Member Coffee. Congratulations to Poseidon
Coastal Cuisine & Rooftop Bar on its recent ribbon-cutting at Shelter Cove Towne Centre.
Hilton Head Marriott
Resort & Spa
Noon-6:00 p.m.
No cost to attend
EXPO After Hours
4:30-6:30 p.m.
$10 members,
$20 non-members
hiltonheadisland.org | CHAMBER BUSINESS MONTHLY | February 2015
7
Who’s Who and Who’s Where
To submit information, please email Anne Feldman at [email protected]
Jeremy Clark
Nicki Charles
Katie Rosenberry
New Position: Market chief
executive officer at Hilton Head
Regional Healthcare
Old Position: Vice president
and chief of staff for Tenet CEO
Trevor Fetter at Tenet corporate
headquarters in Dallas, TX
New Position: Vice president for
finance and administration at
Community Foundation of the
Lowcountry
Old Position: Director of business
development/consulting
representative, Bromelkamp Co.,
LLC, Minneapolis, MN
New Position: Promoted to
director of advertising at Bluffton
Today and The Jasper County Sun
Old Position: Sales manager at
Bluffton Today
Pamela Wells
Brandy Gray
New Position: Promoted to
personal lines manager/vice
president of BB&T Carswell
Insurance Services
Old Position: Personal lines
manager/iInsurance officer of
BB&T Carswell Insurance Services
New Position: Community
relations director at Benton
House of Bluffton Senior Living
Community
Old Position: Volunteer at Annual
Beaufort Water Festival
Jean Heyduck
Glenn Levicki
New Position: Vice president for
marketing and communications
at Community Foundation of the
Lowcountry
Position: Executive director, The
Literacy Center
New Position: Dean of the Health
Sciences Division at Technical
College of the Lowcountry
Old Position: Program director
and clinical coordinator at
Technical College of the
Lowcountry
Nikki Troxclair, APR
Eric Dollenberg
New Position: Director of digital
strategy and content management
at University of South Carolina
Beaufort
Old Position: Marketing director
for Hampton Regional Medical
Center
New Position: Associate broker/
realtor, Luxury Portfolio Division
at Weichert Realtors Coastal
Properties
Old Position: Realtor at RE/MAX
Island Realty
Allison Trippe
Collin Baranick
New Position: Lender at First
Citizens Bank
Old Position: Lender at First
Citizens Bank, Charleston, SC
New Position: Executive director
at Benton House of Bluffton
Senior Living Community
Old Position: Executive director at
Emeritus, Orange Park, FL
Christy Stauffer
New Position: Office administrator
for Second Helpings, non-profit
food distribution agency
Old Position: Regional campaign
director for Meka Childs,
candidate for S.C. Superintendent
of Education
Alyson Barber
New Position: Director of
development and communication
at The Sandbox Children’s
Museum
Old Position: Director of class gifts
at Texas Christian University, Fort
Worth, TX
Nancy Sain
New Position: Realtor at Weichert
Realtors Coastal Properties
Old Position: Account manager of
network services for IBM internal
in U.S.
8
Shawn McNeely
New Position: Vice president of
sales & business development at
Covert Aire
Old Position: President of sales
at Brighton Home Builders
Beth Mitchell
New Position: Sales coordinator
at Hilton Head Exterminators
Old Position: Office manager at
Culligan Water Conditioning of
the Low Country
Hillary Dollenberg
New Position: Realtor, Luxury
Portfolio Division at Weichert
Realtors Coastal Properties
Old Position: National
Sales Trainer Consultant at
PhotoMedex, Inc.
Casey Porter
New Position: Realtor and
Bluffton specialist at Collins
Group Realty
Old Position: Owner, Carolina
Flooring Company
Sarah Evenden
New Position: Graphic design
and customer service team at
Curry Printing HHI, Inc.
Old Position: Graphic designer at
Insty Prints
CHAMBER NEWS
Joan Delozier has joined the Hilton Head Island-Bluffton Chamber of
Commerce as membership coordinator.
Delozier brings over 10 years of experience in the private
club membership industry. She most recently served as
office administrator with the Country Club of Hilton Head.
Prior to her 10-year stint with the country club, she
owned Authentic Builders, LLC. Delozier is a longtime
Lowcountry resident, and has lived on the island for over 20
years.
February 2015 | CHAMBER BUSINESS MONTHLY | hiltonheadisland.org
Business News February
Tech Tuesday: Getting Ready for EXPO with EXPO Expert Victoria Lewis
SuperCharge Your EXPO Booth: This Tech Tuesday is specifically targeted to our Business Expo participants as well
as those who regularly attend business trade conferences and want to brush up on the newest “ins and outs.”
Join us on February 17 at noon in the chamber boardroom and walk away with the successful tradeshow practices
you need to make your EXPO 2015 booth a top draw.
Fortune 500 Tips: Learn the latest in Fortune 500 tips from Expo management leader Victoria Lewis and ramp
up your EXPO experience with proven tips for lead generation, audience
attraction, promotion and merchandising.
From the top ways to generate new leads to standing out from the crowd,
this Tech Tuesday covers all the EXPO best practices you need to grow your
business.
Town of Hilton Head Island is 4th Certified Connected Community in the State
The Connect South Carolina team traveled to the Town of Hilton Head Island in
December to recognize the community as the 4th Certified Connected Community in
the state and the 35th Connected Community in the country.
The community’s certification celebration was held in Town Council chambers
with nearly 40 attendees, including Mayor David Bennett, town and county council
members, Senator Tom Davis, members of the Information Technology Task Force,
and local, regional, and state broadband and technology stakeholders.
The Town of Hilton Head Island Technology Action Plan unveiled at the event
includes projects and action items established for the town related to improved
broadband access for students, public-private partnerships, connecting the beach,
and recognizing technological achievements throughout the community.
Hilton Head Wine & Food Festival
Raise Your Glass
The 30th annual Hilton Head Island Wine & Food Festival, taking place March
9-14, at The Sea Pines Resort, brings together wine,
spirits and food lovers and celebrity wine experts in its new
venue, nestled around the famed Harbor Town Marina. One
of the largest outdoor wine festivals on the East Coast, the
premier wine event features more than 500 wines.
The 2015 festival spans the week with an impressive
line-up featuring world-class vineyards, local and regional
celebrity chefs, live entertainment and an array of visual and
performing artists.
PRESENTED BY
THE
SeaPinesResort
Wine enthusiasts will have the opportunity to sample
hundreds of outstanding domestic and international wines and
some of the Lowcountry’s best cuisine at the premier wine event,
Saturday, March 14 at The Sea Pines Resort.
For more information and a schedule of events go to
hiltonheadblufftonchamber.org.
hiltonheadisland.org | CHAMBER BUSINESS MONTHLY | February 2015
9
Members Making News February
SERVPRO of Beaufort County was listed in Entrepreneur
magazine’s “Top 10 Franchise List.” This recognition marks the
sixth consecutive year the company has been featured and the
12th consecutive year SERVPRO has earned the top spot on the
magazine’s list in its own industry—Restoration Services.
Hampton Hotels was recently ranked the #1 franchise business
by Entrepreneur magazine for the fourth time in the last five
years. This recognition places the hotel as a leading franchise
among 500 franchise businesses ranked, including Subway and
Jack in the Box.
Don Ryan Center for Innovation announced The SC Department
of Innovation named the center among its Top 14 Projects of
2014. The center was chosen along with regional honorees
including USC’s Faber Entrepreneurship Center and the Duke
Energy Center for Innovation. The challenge was launched
with 14 financial investments in communities and programs
leveraging state funds with their own to grow South Carolina’s
innovation, technology and entrepreneurial assets.
Buckwalter Commercial, LLC announced the sale of 34 acres
of its Buckwalter Place development to BC Buckwalter, LLC, an
affiliate of Blanchard and Calhoun of Augusta, GA. The team
joins Buckwalter Place businesses including CareCore National,
Regency Centers retail center anchored by Publix, Station 300
Family Entertainment Center, Bluffton Law Enforcement Center,
Southern Barrel Brewing Company, Ace Hardware, St. Joseph’s/
Candler Immediate Care facility, McDonalds, and Exxon.
Beaufort County Board of Education announced that Chairman
Bill Evans has been named to a statewide advisory panel for
SC’s School Improvement Councils. Evans joins Sherri Horton
of Clifton and Allison Jacques of Columbia on the board of
trustees. The 21-member board acts in an advisory capacity to
the SC SIC which serves 15,000 members of local councils in the
state’s public schools.
Coastal Carolina Hospital appointed L. Martin Sauls IV and
Robert Norwood to three-year terms on its governing board.
Sauls, an agent in the Jasper office of Farm Bureau Insurance ,
also serves on the Savannah River Maritime Commission board.
Norwood, a retired insurance executive and former owner of
a Comfort Keepers franchise, is a founding member and past
president of Healthcare Network Group of the Lowcountry.
Whole Foods Market Hilton Head Island raised over $6,000
through the company’s Feed 4 More Program, benefitting the
Sandalwood Community Food Pantry, a 501(c)(3) volunteerbased organization. The food pantry provides a centralized
system for distributing nutritional food to the homeless,
unemployed, working poor, mentally and physically challenged,
senior citizens and children.
Carolina Web Development owner Laura Kerbyson announced
the release of a new line of fashion technology accessories.
The product line consists of iPhone 6 and iPhone 5/5S designer
phone cases and coordinating mouse pads, available through the
company at squareup.com/market/carolina-web-development.
Coastal Plains Insurance announced that Kevin Clegg and Ron
King have completed Certified Insurance Service Representative
designation. The prestigious CISR designation has been
conferred upon Ron King, personal lines account manager and
Kevin Clegg, high net worth account manager/producer.
Hilton Head Area Realtor’s Association announced that Carl
Schroeder of Foundation Realty has been named Realtor of the
Year. Schroeder, a member of the association since 1977, served
as board president in 1983. An active member, he has served
on many committees including the community service and
economic development summit.
Hilton Head Preparatory School received its largest single
donation in the school’s history. Through the generosity of
philanthropic businessmen, James W. Bradshaw of Hilton Head
Island and Carlos E. Evans of Charlotte, NC, the school is the
new owner of Main Street Theatre, valued at nearly $2 million,
the arts theatre will showcase the school’s performing arts.
Custom Audio Video announced that Mike Galyean, project
manager, received CEDIA professional level II installer
certification. CEDIA is an international trade association of
companies specializing in home electronic system design and
installation systems.
AFFORDABLE HEALTH CARE ACT 101
Webinar Presented by SBA and U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services
Thursday, February 26, 2:00-3:00 p.m., Chamber Boardroom
What does the new healthcare law mean for you as an individual or small business? Can you save
money through the SHOP Marketplace?
Find out the facts you need to know before the enrollment deadline on March 15th. Join us for this
free educational workshop, followed by a brief Q&A with regional health care experts.
This one-hour seminar covers:
• Small Business Tax Credits - Who’s Eligible & How to Claim Them (available to businesses and tax-exempt non-profits)
• Marketplace Updates
• Shared Responsibility
• Cost Containment
• Tools and Resources for Small Businesses
The seminar is free and open to the public. Advance registration is required. To register go to HiltonHeadBlufftonChamber.org
10
February 2015 | CHAMBER BUSINESS MONTHLY | hiltonheadisland.org
Membership Renewals Thank You!
30+ years
15-19 years
McNair Law Firm P.A.
H & H Auto Service Inc.
Wyndham Vacation
Rentals
J.W. Hunt & Company,
LLP
Comfort Suites Bluffton
20-29 years
Mortgage Network of
South Carolina
Data Publishing
Adventure Inn/
Vacation Time of
Hilton Head
New
Members
ADT Security Services
Healthy Environments, Inc.
Luciana
Master of the Links
PooPrints of the Low
Country
The Complete Home
The Fraser Law Firm, LLC
W Photography
Community
Management
Services, Inc.
Old Oyster Factory
Riedel Computer
Services, Inc.
Savannah Riverboat
Cruises
Volunteers in Medicine
Clinic
Le Bistro Mediterranean
Old Town Bluffton
Merchants Society
Maid For You of Hilton
Head, Inc.
WHHI-TV, Inc.
May River Grill
4-9 years
Mellow Mushroom
10-14 years
4M Metals, Inc.
Association Services,
Inc. An Associa
Member Company
Bargain Box
Charlie’s L’etoile Verte,
Inc.
Discover Tours
Frankie Bones
Restaurant &
Lounge
Black Marlin Bayside
Grill
Honey Baked Ham Co.
and Cafe
Dan Robinson at
She & He Salon
Island Cruisers
International Junior
Golf Academy
1-3 years
The Lodge Beer &
Growler Bar
THANK YOU:
WE COULDN’T HAVE
DONE IT WITHOUT YOU...
DJV Associates, Inc.
Stein Mart
Derrick Vlad
Hilton Head Island, SC 29928
www.djvassociates.com
Brian Keeley
430 William Hilton Pkwy, Suite 101
Pineland Station
www.steinmart.com
Our chauffeurs are among the most thoroughly
trained in the industry. Prior to driving an Olympus
Worldwide vehicle, each chauffeur must complete
a comprehensive training program that includes
vehicle safety, professionalism, and customer
etiquette. With Olympus Worldwide, your
colleagues, clients, guests, and family can travel
with confidence, knowing you are being driven by a
proven professional.
Village Park Homes
Bath Fitter Savannah
Comcast Spotlight
To submit information, please email Anne Feldman at [email protected]
Fred Rich
5825 Glenridge Drive
Building 3, Suite 290
Atlanta, GA 30328
www.1olympus.com
Randy Jeffcoat
Builders, Inc.
Best Buy
New Member Highlights
Olympus Worldwide Chauffeured Services
Powerhouse Gym
Family Fitness
Agnes Maroshek
Carrabba’s Italian Grill
Johnson Davis Ward, PA
DJV Associates is an executive search firm that seeks
to add value through the knowledge and experience
of trained consultants, the resources of our global
network and our commitment to becoming trusted
advisors to our clients. We specialize in mid and
senior level placement activity in customer care/
business process outsourcing, managed care/worker’s
compensation, financial services, legal services and
more.
Palmettoes, Inc.
Bluffton Custom
Images, Inc.
Hampton Hall
Clubhouse
Island Medical Spa
Moe’s Southwest Grill Bluffton
Founded by the current chairman’s grandfather just
after the turn of the 20th century, the Stein Mart
concept has evolved into a nationwide network of
easy-to-access freestanding stores. Merchandise
includes current-season, brand name fashion for
women and men; linens, accessories and home
décor. Because our customer appreciates variety we
update our merchandise frequently.
The Oaks Plantation
Barbara Goodwin
66 Godley Rd.
Saint Helena Island, SC 29920
www.theoaksplantationsc.com
The Oaks Plantation, Beaufort’s premier waterfront
event venue, is nestled on 2.4 acres covered with
moss draped oaks, overlooking panoramic of
marshes and inland waterways. Listed on the
National Register of Historic Places, The Oaks
Plantation, built in 1855, provides the perfect
location for your events-from small gatherings to
grand affairs, with plantation house, private dock,
pool and scenic grounds to create your own unique
destination event.
n Poseidon Coastal Cuisine &
Rooftop Bar for hosting January’s
Business After Hours
n Our Chamber Restaurant Week
participating restaurants
n Jon Rembold, director of Beaufort
County Airports, for appearing as
guest speaker at the chamber’s
January Government Affairs
Committee meeting
n Tech Tuesday’s January guest
speaker Robert Cecil for leading
the chamber’s no-cost workshop
“10 Ways to Overcome Your
Competition Via Facebook”
n Corks Wine Bar in Bluffton for
hosting January’s Chamber Young
Professionals Group
n Lowcountry SCORE for partnering
with the chamber to present
Business Bootcamp, the halfday seminar on hot topics from
business financials to customer
service, sponsored by Sam’s Club
n Hilton Head Marriott Resort & Spa
for hosting the Chamber Ball with
special thanks to Marriott staff.
hiltonheadisland.org | CHAMBER BUSINESS MONTHLY | February 2015
11
P.O. Box 5647
Hilton Head Island, SC 29938
HiltonHeadIsland.org
CHAMBER BUSINESS
M O N T H LY
email: [email protected]
PRSRT STD
US POSTAGE
PAID
PERMIT NO. 101
HILTON HEAD, SC
29928
DON’T MISS OUT ON THE ACTION.
PICK YOUR ULTIMATE TICKET PACKAGE TODAY!
There’s a ticket package available for every fan. Prices start at $40.
Visit RBCHeritage.com for a complete list of tournament ticket
packages, or call 843.671.2448.
APRIL 13-19, 2015
HARBOUR TOWN GOLF LINKS
Hilton Head Island, SC
With a Ticketed Adult
27217_825x3_Ad_F.indd 1
1/7/15 11:16 AM
HCF27217_825x3_Ad, 8.25”w x 3”h, 4C