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September 2015Vol. 47, No. 09

Your Business & Community AdvocateYour Business & Community AdvocateCHAMBER NETWORKCHAMBER NETWORK

ALBANY AREAALBANY AREA

In Th is Issue:

Page 2 Message from the Chair Leadership Albany 2016

Page 3 Pipeline New Website!

Women in Business Page 4

Welcome New Members Membership Forum Luncheon

Page 5 Thank You Reinvesting Members Albany Business Extravaganza Exhibitors

Page 6Chamber Members in the News

Forum Luncheon Speaker

Page 7Welcome New Board Member

Page 8 Golden Ticket Winner

Page 9Ambassador Ribbon Cutting

Email Ads Business After Hours

Wednesday, September 23rdWednesday, September 23rd1:oo - 6:30 PM1:oo - 6:30 PM

Linn county Fair & ExpoLinn county Fair & Expo

See enclosed registrationSee enclosed registration

Premier Sponsors:Premier Sponsors:

TAKE ACTION!TAKE ACTION!Participate in the 2015 Albany Business Extravaganza!

MAKE CONNECTIONS!MAKE CONNECTIONS!

LEARN SOMETHING NEW!LEARN SOMETHING NEW!

1:00 – 6:30 PM Meet face-to-face with 1,300 business prospects and

decision makers, and over 100 exhibiting companies!

11:30 AM Membership Forum Luncheon

Membership Forum Luncheon Membership Forum Luncheon Speaker Todd Stansbury, Speaker Todd Stansbury,

OSU Vice President/ OSU Vice President/ Athletic DirectorAthletic Director

The Extravaganza is held directly after the September Membership Forum Luncheon.

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Very truly yours,Mike CowgillWeatherford Thompson et al2015-2016 Board Chair

“BACK TO SCHOOL AND WORK” As the summer days grow shorter and we look forward to the beginning of fall, we are all reminded of the crisp fall air and the beginning of a new school year and back to work after enjoying a very warm and terrifi c Oregon summer.

As Chamber members, let’s all step up to the plate and do our best to support our local students, teachers, and administrators as the academic year begins. Education is the foundation of a strong community. Strong schools attract young couples with children which in turn attract business and local industry. Education and business go hand-in-hand.

There are many ways to support our schools. Please consider volunteering your time and energy to help your local school with an upcoming event or help sponsor an event to raise funds for your school. Other alternatives include supporting the Albany Boys & Girls Club, YMCA, or many other non-profi t organizations which provide support to our local students and schools.

Personally, I would like to thank Serve, INC. and the army of volunteer workers who descended upon Fir Grove Primary School in North Albany on Saturday, July 11th to give the property and school building a face lift by painting and landscaping the school grounds. The transformation of Fir Grove in one day was truly remarkable. The re-opening of Fir Grove is welcome news and the new students, parents, and teachers are very appreciative of the efforts of Serve, INC. and its volunteers.

Your Chamber is fully engaged in developing and supporting the Workforce Development and Pipeline program. This public-private partnership will educate and train local students and provide them with the technical skills necessary to fi ll a variety of skilled employment positions in the Albany area. These skilled jobs are family-wage jobs complete with a full array of employment benefi ts. Visit the website www.PipelineToJobs.com to learn more about this terrifi c program.

This month’s trivia question is set forth below:

What person who spoke at an Albany Chamber of Commerce event was later elected President of the United States?

Your answer to the question must be submitted to the Albany Chamber of Commerce offi ce by September 30, 2015.

LEADERSHIPLEADERSHIP

YYOREGONOREGONAALBANLBANThey say time fl ies when you’re having fun and this year’s Leadership Albany class will soon be fl ying as they start their nine month journey to learn all about the Albany area!

Aimee Addison, Albany Public Schools FoundationJohn Anderson, Boys & Girls Club of Albany

Brandi Aston, Linn County Department of Health ServicesReiner Bohlen, OFD Foods, Inc.

Rob Bornheimer, ATI Millersburg OperationsDayna Dagan, Citizens Bank

James Dufour, AAsum-Dufour Funeral HomeCindy Dye, Samaritan Health Services

Josefi ne Fleetwood, Albany Area Chamber of CommerceJim Golden, Greater Albany Public SchoolsMonica Hall, Willamette Community Bank

Tami Kellar, YMCADan Keteri, Samaritan Albany General Hospital

Crystal Kimball, Keller Williams- GregoryJeffery Larson, Samaritan Albany General Hospital

Alan Lynn, Albany Police DepartmentJeff Navarro, ATI Albany Operations, Queen Avenue

Sean Park, City of AlbanyJeff Precourt, Albany Democrat-Herald

Liz Ramirez, Express Employment ProfessionalsDania Samudio, Oregon Employment Department

Amy Trower, YMCAPaul West, ATI Albany Operations, Queen Avenue

Jason White, National Frozen Foods Corp.Stacie Wyss-Schoenborn, Central Willamette CCU

Jeanna Yeager, City of Albany

Send answers to: info@albanychamber.com

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Sara Gelser began her service in the Oregon House of Representatives in 2005 and was elected to the Oregon State Senate in 2014 where she is now the Assistant Majority Leader. She chaired the House Education Committee for 6 years, is currently the Chair of the Senate Human Services and Early Childhood Committee and Co-Chair of the Oregon Women’s Health and Wellness Alliance. Prior to her legislative service, Sara worked for the Oregon Department of Human Services and she taught parent education courses through Linn Benton Community College. She lives in Corvallis with her husband and four children.

See enclosed registration.

Women in Business“Show Up, Work Hard

and Laugh Often”

Senator Sara Gelser

Guest SpeakerWednesday, September 9th @ 11:30 AM

Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites105 Opal Cr. NE

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Be sure to check out the new website www.pipelinetojobs.com. How does Pipeline it work? The people who provide the jobs have partnered with the people who help you get ready for the jobs. One of our on going activities is taking students on tours of local manufacturers and the Industrial Technology programs at Linn Benton Community College and this has made an impact. LBCC programs are fi lling up which will develop a skilled and educated workforce for local employers.

“The LBCC Welding and Fabrication Technology Program fi lled approximately two months earlier this year than last year, and I know that your excellent student recruiting efforts played a big part in making that happen. Thank you for all that you have done to help. Greatly appreciated!”Dean Dowless, Chair and FacultyWelding Technology DepartmentLinn-Benton Community College

“We currently have fi lled our welding program and have started fi lling a wait list, our mechatronics and machine tool programs have fi lled their core courses to date and we are looking at extending class size and offering more labs. There has been increases in our other programs of CADD (computer aided drafting and design) and WET (water environment technology) - across the board an increase of approximately 50% compared to last year….. Looking forward to the coming year and in the future as we expand and repurpose our facilities.” David R. Becker, Dean, Business, Applied Technology and Industry DivisionLinn Benton Community College

To get involved or for questions contact Josefi ne Fleetwood at info@pipelinetojobs.com or 541.926.1517. www.pipelinetojobs.com

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Welcome New Members!Welcome New Members!

The Laura Gillott Home Team of Keller Williams Mid-Willamette is your Real Estate Resource of choice for the Mid-Willamette Valley. The Team has a tested track record of achieving optimal results and was ranked #1 in the MLS for 2014 and sold 305 homes! We believe in providing trusted client care at the highest level to the residents of our community. Give us a call today or stop in to the offi ce for a cup of coffee!

1055 Airway Rd., #102Lebanon

541- 451-5511teamgillott.com

The Eric Vanderveer Agency of American Family Insurance is a multiline insurance agency located in Historic Downtown Albany. We help people understand their risks and find solutions to protect what is important to them. Whatever your dreams are, we am here to help inspire, protect, and in your time of need restore those dreams.

Specialties: Auto, Home, Life, Business, and Farm

220 SW Ellsworth St.541- 924-0800

ericvanderveerinsurance.com

When it comes to selling real estate, nobody sells more in Oregon than Windermere! We are a locally owned and operated company that offers residential, commercial and property management services. Our core values are Relationships, Community, Collaboration and Professionalism. We are looking forward to serving the Albany market for many years to come.

331 2nd Ave. SW 541- 791-4663

Northwest Financial Group, LLC is an independent wealth management fi rm in the Willamette Valley serving clients through holistic financial planning, disciplined asset management strategies and proactive personal service. We also provide a full service menu of health insurance products in Oregon for individuals, families, and groups. Living and working locally allows us to be accessible, approachable and ready to assist.

310 NW 7th St. Corvallis

541-757-7701 nwf-insurance.com

Mid-Willamette Bookkeeping & Business Services specia l izes in serving a variety of businesses in the Mid-Willamette Valley by offering accurate, effi cient full-cycle bookkeeping and payroll processing services to small- and medium-sized businesses. We can work on- or off-site, whichever you prefer, and we offer pick-up and delivery of documents. We also specialize in getting businesses on track and organized with all their offi ce and business needs by offering a variety of business services.

503-883-3272

September 23rdOctober 28th

November 25thDecember 16th

January 13thFebruary 24th

March 30thApril 27thMay 25thJune 24th

Join us at the Albany Area Chamber of Commerce

Membership Forum

Luncheon!

Upcoming Dates:

Don’t miss out!Learn something new!

Make Connections!

Annual registration

available

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Thank You Thank You Reinvesting Reinvesting Members!Members!(July 16th - August 15th)

Premier Sponsors:Premier Sponsors:

10D Technologies 2013Academy of Cosmetology Careers 2011Albany Lock & Key 1973Albany Secure Storage 1999Altrusa International of Albany 2011Beggs Tire & Wheel 1994Blush Salon & Spa 2009Boys & Girls Club of Albany 1968Brookdale Geary St. 1997Burcham's Metals, Inc. 1991Calapooia Brewing Company 2006Carriage House Plaza 2012CASA of Linn County 2006Christine's Helping Hands 2010Corvallis Clinic/Albany 1992COUNTRY® Financial - Zeemin 2003Deluxe Brewing & Sinister Distilling 2013Fred Meyer Inc. 1972Friends of the Family 2004Great Shape for You/ Take Shape for Life 2011Greater Albany Rotary Club 2003Harts Nursery of Jefferson, Inc. 1993Heritage Mall 1988Jacopetti's Catering 2002Keller Williams Realty Mid- Willamette- MacHugh 2005Keller Williams Realty Mid- Willamette- Smith 2013Metlife Auto & Home 2012N.O.W. Builders 1997National Photocopy 1976No-D-Lay Shoe Shop 2009Pugh Seed Farm, Inc. 1988Queen B Organizing 2012Re/Max Integrity- Fahy 2012Red Robin 2001RGS Auto & Marine, Inc. 1999Springhill Cellars Winery 1990Stavros Auto Services 2006The Storage Depot 1998Tangent Fire District 2013The Natty Dresser, LLC 2014Timberwood Court Memory Care 2002Ultrex Business Solutions 1999West Home Inspection 2012

Wednesday, September 23rdWednesday, September 23rd1:oo - 6:30 PM1:oo - 6:30 PM

Linn county Fair & ExpoLinn county Fair & Expo

Exhibitors:Exhibitors:(at press date)(at press date)

A Stitchin' Time AAsum-Dufour Funeral Home

Albany Aquatic Association Albany Democrat Herald

Albany Millersburg Economic Dev. Corp. Altrusa International

American Bookkeeping & Tax ServiceAnytime Fitness

Aqua Pro Pump ServiceATI

Barker-Uerlings InsuranceBath Fitter

Berlee's FanciesBest Heating & Cooling

Best Western Plus Prairie InnBiCoastal Media

Blue Sun, Inc. Boresha International

Brookdale Grand PrairieBuena Vista Arbor CareBurcham's Metals Inc. Cadwell Realty Group

Central Willamette Community Credit Union

Citizens Bank CoEnergy Comcast

Consumers Power, Inc.Country Financial - Zeemin

Detailed Perfection Dutch Bros

Elm Street Family DentalElwood Staffi ng

Express Employment Professionals Eyecare Associates

First Call Home Health Fisher Funeral Home

Fitzpatrick Painting, Inc.Forks & Corks Catering

Greater Albany Public Schools Guaranty RV & Chevrolet

H&R BlockHealth & Herbs

Holiday Inn ExpressIndependent Merchant Brokers, LLC

Izzy's RestaurantJacopetti's Catering

KB CreativeKDSmith Real Estate Services

Keller Williams - Beem Keller Williams - Gregory Keller Williams - Gillott

KGAL/KSHOLBCC Business & Employer Services

Les Schwab Tire CenterLinn County Fair & Expo

Linn-Co Federal Credit UnionMega Foods

Mid-Willamette Bookkeeping & Business Services

Mike's Heating & Air ConditioningModern Woodmen of America

NCM Media NetworksNew Horizons In Home Care

No Dinx Northwest Christian University

Northwest Community Credit Union Oral BioTech

Oregon Cascades West COGOregon State Credit Union

Pacifi c PowerParr Lumber

Phoenix Inn Suites Queen B Organizing

Red Canoe Credit Union Republic Services

Rhodes Warden Insurance Inc. SafeHaven Humane SocietySamaritan Health Services

SELCO Community Credit UnionSelecTemp

SelmetSizzler

Source Code WebSouth Pacifi c Auto Sales

Springhill Cellars WineryState Farm - Sandberg

Stom PaintersThe Corvallis Clinic

Trinity Health Insurance SolutionsTrue Mortgage

United Way of Linn CountyValle Wide Services, LLCWest Home Inspections

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Chamber Members In The NewsChamber Members In The News......

Have a Business Announcement or Press Release?Contact Rana Love, Offi ce Manger 541.926.1517

rlove@albanychamber.com

Residential • Commercial • Locks • Safes

541.926.35252nd & Main • Albany www.ALK.to CCB# 40591

Since 1973

Peggy Burris has joined the Albany D o w n t o w n Association as the Executive Director. She comes to the posit ion with 20 years of experience i n m a n a g e m e n t , m o s t r e c e n t l y

with Weight Watchers as a Territory Manager. Peggy was born and raised in Albany and graduated from South Albany High School, with her husband of 28 years, Larry. They spend their time watching their two boys, Wyatt (17) and Emitt (15) play sports for West Albany High School.

Peggy can be reached by phone at 541-928-2469 or email at peggy@albanydowntown.com

SafeHaven Humane Society can offi cially call their fi rst year in their new facility at 32220 Old Hwy 34 in Tangent a success! Since the move, adoptions have increased 63%, volunteers and Humane Education participation has doubled, and the new Training and Behavior Center now offers classes and one-on-one consultations to the public. The shelter is open 12-5 Saturday – Monday and 12-6 Tuesday-Friday. Come see us today!

September Forum Luncheon Speaker

Todd Stansbury

Todd Stansbury was named vice president and director of athletics at Oregon State University June 18, 2015, rejoining the Pac-12 Conference institution after serving as the Beavers’ executive associate athletic director from February 2003 to January 2012.

During his previous tenure at Oregon State, Stansbury was part of the senior leadership team that led a renaissance of Oregon State athletics. The Beavers played in eight bowl games; the baseball team won two College World Series titles; and nearly every program advanced to postseason play while Stansbury was in Corvallis during his fi rst stint. He was also instrumental in fundraising for the $150 million Reser Stadium expansion, the reintroduction of the women’s track and fi eld program, the renovation of Goss Stadium at Coleman Field, and the construction of the Sports Performance Center, the Beth Ray Student Success Center, the OSU Boathouse and the Whyte Track and Field Center.

While the 54-year-old Stansbury has led high-profile coaching searches, facility expansion and construction projects during his athletics career, he also has been instrumental as a leader of student-athlete growth on and off the fi eld. He is part of a team that developed several key lifeskills career development initiatives at OSU. These include the Everyday Champions program which encompasses the Leadership Institute, Varsity OSU and the international service program Beavers Without Borders, among others.

Stansbury is among the most experienced administrators in the NCAA. His work includes serving on numerous national and conference boards, including the Football Oversight Committee, the American Athletic Conference Finance Committee and several UCF boards.

With his leadership skills, wealth of experience and integrity, Oregon State athletics will continue to be a source of pride for Beaver Nation and be a competitor for conference and national championships while maintaining a strong emphasis on academic excellence.

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Chamber Committees you currently volunteer on: ATI Golf Tournament Committee & Governmental Affairs Committee.

Other Volunteer Experience: I am a member of Greater Albany Rotary. I have worked with the ABC House, Susan G. Komen for the Cure of Oregon and SW Washington, I have sponsored a golf tournament over the past 4 years that raises funds to fi ght cancer, worked with the Honor Flight, American Legion, Wounded Warriors Foundation, St. Jude Children’s Hospital, Helping Hands, Safe Haven, Boys & Girls Club Coach, & former Director of the Points of Light Kid’s Camp to mention a few.

Volunteer Leadership Roles: I am currently on the Board of Directors for the LBCC Foundation, the Albany 1st United Methodist Church Treasurer & Board Member, on the Advisory Committee to the Oregon State Fire Marshal’s Offi ce, 1st Vice President of the Pacifi c Propane Gas Association, Member of the PPGA’s Governmental Affairs Committee, Chair of the PPGA’s AutoGas Committee and have held many other positions similar to these in the past.

Brief personal history: I was born & raised in Michigan, and a graduate of Michigan State University. Married to my high school sweetheart and best friend Joanne, we have 3 children and 3 grandchildren. My hobbies are really enjoying my family and friends as much as possible and golfi ng whenever the opportunity presents itself. I really love my job, so I have no intentions of retiring any time soon. If you love what you do, why retire?

Why you believe the Chamber is important to the community: The Albany Chamber is the focal point of what doing business in Albany is all about. There is so much that can be learned from the Chamber and other members that not being a member should be illegal. If you want to be successful in Albany, you need the Albany Chamber to help you navigate the political and business world in which we fi nd ourselves. Your business can only be as strong as your community and your community will only be strong and vibrate if you have a strong and active Chamber.

Randy CampGeneral Manager

Welcome New Welcome New Board Member!Board Member!

Membership Milestones

25 YearsSpringhill Cellars

Winery

10 YearsKeller Williams Realty Mid-Willamette- MacHugh

5 YearsChristine's Helping

Hands

Greeters Greeters ScheduleScheduleSeptember 3rdAnytime Fitness2736 Pacifi c Blvd. SE

September 10thThe Natty Dresser

425 1st Ave. W

September 17thAqua Pro Pump Service

35967 Plagmann Dr. NE

September 24thHayden Homes

500 NW Adam St.

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Mortgage Loan Originator True Mortgage, Inc.

Personal Background: Laura studied Business Administration at LBCC and graduated in 2010. She began her fi nancial career at Greyson Financial Services, Inc., starting as an assistant meeting clients, coordinating schedules and assisting with property inspections. After getting some experience out in the fi eld she transitioned into Loan Processing. After about 18 months of loan processing, she began studying to obtain her state licensing for mortgage loan origination which she completed the beginning of this year.

Business Marketing Niche: At True Mortgage, Inc we focus on private money bridge loans. Our loans are for business purposes only. We work with builders to help provide them fi nancing for brand new construction. Also with the foreclosure rates having been so high the banks are beginning to release those properties back on the market, so we can provide fi nancing for the properties that don't qualify for conventional fi nancing. Then are clients can rehabilitate the properties and turn them for a profi t or use them as investment properties and allow them to stabilize rents and refi nance through a more conventional source. We can provide fi nancing for many other things but construction and rehab loans are our bread & butter.

Chamber Involvement: Laura has been involved in Greeters since joining the Albany Chamber of Commerce, and is looking forward to being apart of this year’s Albany Business Extravaganza in September.

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Let everyone see what your business has to offer by advertising on the Friday Chamber Promotion Email. You get to choose when to send it, either the second or fourth Friday of the month, or both.

“I attend Business After Hours almost every month and have since I joined the chamber several years ago. I like going after work to chat with other local businesses over a snack and glass of wine. The laid back atmosphere is conducive to building relationships that are supported by the other chamber events. Whether looking to network, build your business or find community opportunities this is a great event that shouldn’t be missed.” Katie Enright, Farmers Insurance

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BUSINESS BUSINESS AFTER AFTER HOURSHOURS

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3:15 PMExecutive Board

Chamber Offi ce

Albany Area Chamber of Commerce

2015-2016 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS

Board Chair Mike Cowgill.................................................Weatherford Thompson Chair ElectJudy Barron..........................................National Frozen Foods Corp. Sr. Vice ChairStephanie O’Connor..........................................................ATI Vice ChairsBill Draper..............................................Albany Democrat-Herald Scott Pierson..................................................Wood Castle Furniture Immediate Past Chair Stacy Koos..............................................................Citizens Bank Treasurer Mark Raum.......................................................................Umpqua Bank Board MembersStan Boshart..................................................Boshart Trucking, Inc. Becky Boyer....................................................................OFD Foods, Inc. Randy Camp................................................CoEnergy Propane, LLC. Jeff Christman...............Central Willamette Community Credit Union Katie Enright....................................Farmers Insurance Company Rick Kenyon....................................................................Selmet, Inc. John Kollaer......................................................Mennonite Village Kevin Konzelman ........................................Stutzman Services, Inc. Kevin Manske.........................................................CNS Firearms Heather McGowan.......................Boldt, Carlisle, & Smith, LLC Brian Oare............................................ Coldwell Banker Valley Brokers Wally Ordeman........................................................Fisher Funeral Home John Pascone..... Albany Millersburg Economic Development Corp. James Ramseyer.........................................................Consumers Power Mike Sykes........................................Mike’s Heating & Air Conditioning David Triebes..................................Samaritan Albany General Hospital Gary Zeemin.........................................................COUNTRY Financial

Ex-Offi cio Board MemberJim Golden.............................................Greater Albany Public Schools

COMMITTEE CHAIRSAmbassadorsJohn Kollaer......................................................Mennonite Village Ag Appreciation BreakfastJanet Steele.................................Albany Area Chamber of CommerceAlbany Business ExtravaganzaChrystal Hart.....................................................................Xtreme Grafx Arthur Meeker...................................................................Xtreme GrafxEducationEmerson Smoker Sr....................................................Rite Way ElectricFinanceMark Raum...........................................................................Umpqua Bank Governmental AffairsDoris Johnston...................................................................Pacifi c Power GreetersKristal Dufour......................................Aasum-Dufour Furnal Home Ron Garrett..................................................................Safelite AutoGlass Brian Oare...........................................Coldwell Banker Valley BrokersATI Golf TournamentDick Perdue...................................Koontz, Perdue, Blasquez & Co., P.C. Young Professionals Katie Enright........................................Farmers Insurance Company Youth Job FairKimberly Montgomery.............Albany Area Chamber of Commerce CHAMBER STAFFJanet Steele.................................................................................PresidentJosefi ne Fleetwood.............................Workforce Development Director Tom Leggate..............................Membership Development ManagerRana Love...........................................................................Offi ce ManagerKimberly Montgomery.................................Program & Event Manager CHAMBER NETWORKPrinted by Cub Albany Printing. Printed on Recycled Paper with Soy Ink. Prepared with the assistance of RSVP Volunteers. Postmaster: Send form 3579 to: Th e Chamber Network (USPS 300-470). Th e Chamber Network is published monthly by the Albany Area Chamber of Commerce, P.O. Box 548, Albany OR 97321. Periodical postage paid at Albany includes $10.00 per year subscription.

5:15 PMBusiness

After Hours First American Title

2405 14th Ave. SE, Suite B

Periodical Postage paid at Albany, Oregon

97321

Is your address correct?Don’t forget to notify the Chamber with address and contact information changes!

435 1st Ave W • PO Box 548 Albany, OR 97321 • Phone 541.926.1517info@albanychamber.com • www.albanychamber.com

6:00 PM Youth Leadership

Parent Night CWCCU

Leadership Albany

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAYMONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

Without business, there is no community.Without business, there is no community.

8:15 AMGreeters

Anytime Fitness 2736 Pacifi c Blvd. SE

Calendar of Events Calendar of Events September 2015September 2015

11:45 AM HR Professionals

Chamber Offi ce

11:30 AM Membership

Forum Luncheon Linn County Fair & Expo

2:00 PM Membership Task Force

Chamber Offi ce

2:00 PMAmbassador

Bylaws Task Force Chamber Offi ce

28 29 30

11:30 AMBoard MeetingChamber Offi ce

8:15 AMGreeters

The Natty Dresser 425 1st Ave. W

4:00 PMAlbany Business

Extravaganza Set Up

Linn County Fair & Expo

8:15 AMGreetersAqua Pro

Pump Service 35967 Plagmann Dr. NE

4:00 PM Women in Business

Task Force Vault 244

11:30 AM Women in Business

Holiday Inn Express

1:00 PM Albany Business

Extravaganza Linn County Fair & Expo

8:15 AMGreeters

Hayden Homes 500 NW Adam St.