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CHAMBER NEWS AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE www.newulm.com New Ulm Area Chamber of Commerce Connection to Local Businesses, Economic Development & Community Events Phone (507) 233-4300 • Email: [email protected] The Chamber of Commerce organized a Hot Topics Lunch regarding the upcoming Hwy 14/15 Gateway Project that will be beginning soon. MnDOT Project Supervisor Todd Kjolstad spoke about the project and answered questions to the 50+ attendees. Visit these websites for information and to stay up-to-date with the project: www.mndot.gov/newulm and www.ci.new-ulm.mn.us HEELS AND ALL NETWORKING AND DEVELOPMENT FOR WOMEN MINGLE WITH A PURPOSE WILLKOMMEN VISIT Andrea Boettger, Design Home Center; Dinah Spurgin, Thrivent Financial; Kathy Virnig, Volunteers of America Adult Day Services; and Lynn Fink, Citizens Bank. The Willkommen Committee met with Kathy Virnig to welcome Volun- teers of America Adult Day Services as new members of the New Ulm Area Chamber of Commerce. Kathy greeted the group at Oak Hills Living Center, which is where Adult Day Services rents space in New Ulm. They also rent space at the Senior Living Campus in Sleepy Eye. The Adult Day Services program offers social, recreational, and supportive services to people, mostly seniors, who live at home with a caregiver. This assistance allows many people to continue to live in their homes and relieves stress for their caregivers. Each program is licensed for 24 individuals, and the program is free for veterans. Kathy said that the program, which is nation-wide, is expected to grow in the coming years with the aging population of the baby boomers and the shortage of assisted and nursing home facilities. To learn more about Volunteers of America Adult Day Services, visit www.voa.org, or call Kathy at 507-359-3377. Join the Boutiques of Historic Downtown New Ulm Saturday, April 7th, 2018 at The Grand Center for Arts & Culture, 210 N Minnesota Champagne Brunch & Spring Fashion Show New Ulm Boutiques LIMITED SEATING IS AVAILABLE SO GET YOUR TICKETS NOW AT: Gallery 512 Boutique . Inspired . Bailey Creek Boutique A to Zinnia Floral & Giſts . New Ulm Chamber . Online at www.newulm.com TICKETS : $25 presale | $30 after 3/31 Tickets include $40 worth of coupons from participating stores 8:30 AM Doors Open | 9:15 AM Serving | 9:30 AM Show Followed with in-store activities at 11:00 AM Champagne Brunch & Spring Fashion Show Champagne Brunch & Spring Fashion Show Brunch | Beverages | Fashion Details & more information at www.newulm.com SPONSORS 240 tickets were sold to the 7th Annual Mingle With A Purpose Women’s Network- ing Event hosted by the New Ulm Area Chamber of Commerce on Thursday, March 15th. The women enjoyed a very entertaining presentation by Molly Cox titled “How to Stand Tall – With or Without Heels.” Thanks to all of the event sponsors: RUBY SPONSORS AMERIPRISE FINANCIAL • BANK MIDWEST • CENTURY 21 KOECKERITZ REALTY KRISTINE RUECKERT – FARMERS INSURANCE • FURTH-MEILE INSURANCE JENSEN MOTORS • NEW ULM MEDICAL CENTER • NEW ULM REAL ESTATE NU-T ELECOM • PATTERSON DIAMOND CENTER CONTRIBUTING SPONSORS CITIZENS BANK • RIVER V ALLEY WOMAN • BEST WESTERN PLUS A TO ZINNIA FLORAL & GIFTS • NEW ULM WELLNESS COLLECTIVE DIAMOND SPONSORS Financial Associates Amy Pearson & Dinah Spurgin Hospitality Table Sponsorship for March Spinning Spools Quilt Shop 106 S Minnesota Thanks to Spinning Spools Quilt Shop for sponsoring the hos- pitality table for the month of March. Please stop in to have a cup of coffee and visit YOUR chamber staff. All events will be held at the New Ulm Country Club, start at noon and end before 1:30 p.m. allowing time for lunch, presentation and some Q&A to the presenters. The cost of each event is $10 and includes lunch and presentation, and is payable at the door. Please RSVP to each event by call- ing the New Ulm Chamber at 507-233-4300 or sending an email to [email protected]. UPCOMING HOT TOPICS APRIL 13 Status of Housing in New Ulm. Updates from a variety of projects and initiatives APRIL 26 Economic Impact of Tourism - Lisa Havelka, Southern MN Tourism Manager MAY 11 Status of RENU Projects – City of New Ulm The Largest One-Day Leadership Event In The World TICKETS ON SALE NOW! May 4, 2018 @ Martin Luther College leadercast.com | newulm.com Nominate Someone As Tourism Person of the Year Do you love New Ulm? Do people always ask you what there is to do in town? Are you friendly and like to meet new people? Volunteer to be a Greeter at the Visitor Center! Greeters are needed Mon-Fri from 10am-1pm to welcome visitors, make sug- gestions, and answer questions. Greeter Training for the 2018 tourism season will be on April 26th at 3:00 pm at the Visitor Center. Contact the Chamber to learn more about this opportu- nity: 233-4300, [email protected] VOLUNTEERS WANTED! The New Ulm Convention & Visitors Bureau (CVB), a part of the Chamber of Commerce, is announcing its 10th annual Tourism Person of the Year award. The award is designed to honor an individual, couple or organization who has made a significant and long-term contribution to the economic health of New Ulm through their involvement in the field of tourism by attracting travelers to visit and explore New Ulm. Nomination forms with full criteria are available at the Chamber of Commerce and must be submitted by April 13, 2018. Nominations will be reviewed by the CVB and the winner will be announced during National Travel & Tourism Week (May 6-12, 2018). Past winners of this award were: Leo Berg, Don Veigel, Ted & Jodi Marti, Opal Dewanz, The Concord Singers, Joel Albrecht, Denny Warta, George Glotzbach, and Ann Vogel. Contact the Chamber of Commerce at 233-4300 or [email protected] for questions or to get an application.
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CHAMBER NEWSAREA CHAMBEROF COMMERCE www.newulm.com
New Ulm Area Chamber of Commerce Connection to Local Businesses, Economic Development & Community EventsPhone (507) 233-4300 • Email: [email protected]
The Chamber of Commerce organized a Hot Topics Lunch regarding the upcoming Hwy 14/15 Gateway Project that will be beginning soon. MnDOT Project Supervisor Todd Kjolstad spoke about the project and answered questions to the 50+ attendees. Visit these websites for information and to stay up-to-date with the project:
www.mndot.gov/newulmand www.ci.new-ulm.mn.us
HEELS AND ALLNetworkiNg aNd developmeNt for womeN
MINGLE WITH A PURPOSE
WILLKOMMEN VISIT
Andrea Boettger, Design Home Center; Dinah Spurgin, Thrivent Financial; Kathy Virnig, Volunteers of America Adult Day Services; and Lynn Fink, Citizens Bank.
The Willkommen Committee met with Kathy Virnig to welcome Volun-teers of America Adult Day Services as new members of the New Ulm Area Chamber of Commerce. Kathy greeted the group at Oak Hills Living Center, which is where Adult Day Services rents space in New Ulm. They also rent space at the Senior Living Campus in Sleepy Eye. The Adult Day Services program offers social, recreational, and supportive services to people, mostly seniors, who live at home with a caregiver. This assistance allows many people to continue to live in their homes and relieves stress for their caregivers. Each program is licensed for 24 individuals, and the program is free for veterans. Kathy said that the program, which is nation-wide, is expected to grow in the coming years with the aging population of the baby boomers and the shortage of assisted and nursing home facilities. To learn more about Volunteers of America Adult Day Services, visit www.voa.org, or call Kathy at 507-359-3377.
Join the Boutiques of Historic Downtown New UlmSaturday, April 7th, 2018
at The Grand Center for Arts & Culture, 210 N Minnesota
Champaign Brunh & Spring Fashio Review
Champagne Brunch & Spring Fashion Show
Champaign Brunch & Spring Fashion Review
Champaign Brunch & Spring Fashion Review
New Ulm Boutiques
LIMITED SEATING IS AVAILABLE SO GET YOUR TICKETS NOW AT:Gallery 512 Boutique . Inspired . Bailey Creek Boutique
A to Zinnia Floral & Gifts . New Ulm Chamber . Online at www.newulm.com
TICKETS : $25 presale | $30 after 3/31 Tickets include $40 worth of coupons from participating stores
8:30 AM Doors Open | 9:15 AM Serving | 9:30 AM ShowFollowed with in-store activities at 11:00 AM
Champagne Brunch & Spring Fashion ShowChampagne Brunch & Spring Fashion Show
Brunch | Beverages | FashionDetails & more information at www.newulm.com
SPONSORS
240 tickets were sold to the 7th Annual Mingle With A Purpose Women’s Network-ing Event hosted by the New Ulm Area Chamber of Commerce on Thursday, March 15th. The women enjoyed a very entertaining presentation by Molly Cox titled “How to Stand Tall – With or Without Heels.” Thanks to all of the event sponsors:
Ruby SponSoRSAmeRipRiSe FinAnciAl • bAnk midweSt • centuRy 21 koeckeRitz ReAlty
kRiStine RueckeRt – FARmeRS inSuRAnce • FuRth-meile inSuRAnce JenSen motoRS • new ulm medicAl centeR • new ulm ReAl eStAte
nu-telecom • pAtteRSon diAmond centeR
contRibuting SponSoRScitizenS bAnk • RiveR vAlley womAn • beSt weSteRn pluS
A to zinniA FloRAl & giFtS • new ulm wellneSS collective
DiamonD SponSorSFISCHER LAW PAShari P. Fischer, Attorney at LawFL Financial Associates Amy Pearson & Dinah Spurgin
Hospitality Table Sponsorship for March
Spinning Spools Quilt Shop
106 S Minnesota
Thanks to Spinning Spools Quilt Shop for sponsoring the hos-pitality table for the month of March. Please stop in to have a
cup of coffee and visit YOUR chamber staff.
All events will be held at the New Ulm Country Club, start at noon and end before 1:30 p.m. allowing time for lunch, presentation and some Q&A to the presenters. The cost of each event is $10 and includes lunch and presentation, and is payable at the door. Please RSVP to each event by call-ing the New Ulm Chamber at 507-233-4300 or sending an email to [email protected].
UPCOMING HOT TOPICS
ApRil 13 Status of Housing in New Ulm. Updates from a variety of projects and initiativesApRil 26 Economic Impact of Tourism - Lisa Havelka, Southern MN Tourism ManagermAy 11 Status of RENU Projects – City of New Ulm
The Largest One-Day Leadership Event In The WorldTICKETS ON SALE NOW!
May 4, 2018 @ Martin Luther College
leadercast.com | newulm.com
Nominate Someone As Tourism Person of the Year
Do you love New Ulm? Do people always ask you what there is to do in town? Are you friendly and like to meet new people? Volunteer to be a Greeter at the Visitor Center! Greeters are needed Mon-Fri from 10am-1pm to welcome visitors, make sug-gestions, and answer questions. Greeter Training for the 2018 tourism season will be on April 26th at 3:00 pm at the Visitor Center. Contact the Chamber to learn more about this opportu-nity: 233-4300, [email protected]
Volunteers Wanted!
The New Ulm Convention & Visitors Bureau (CVB), a part of the Chamber of Commerce, is announcing its 10th annual Tourism Person of the Year award. The award is designed to honor an individual, couple or organization who has made a significant and long-term contribution to the economic health of New Ulm through their involvement in the field of tourism by attracting travelers to visit and explore New Ulm.
Nomination forms with full criteria are available at the Chamber of Commerce and must be submitted by April 13, 2018. Nominations will be reviewed by the CVB and the winner will be announced during National Travel & Tourism Week (May 6-12, 2018).
Past winners of this award were: Leo Berg, Don Veigel, Ted & Jodi Marti, Opal Dewanz, The Concord Singers, Joel Albrecht, Denny Warta, George Glotzbach, and Ann Vogel.
Contact the Chamber of Commerce at 233-4300 or [email protected] for questions or to get an application.
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