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DULUTH AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MONTHLY NEWS chamber press Vol. 18 • Issue 10 October 2017 Learn from Local Leaders at the Professional Development Summit R eaching the summit of pro- fessional success comes from hard work, dedication and continuing your edu- cation. On November 9, the Duluth Area Chamber of Commerce will host the annual Professional Development Summit – the region’s only full-day leadership conference designed to motivate, inspire and benefit you and your organization. Learn from local leaders who will provide you with attainable tips on how to become an even better expert at what you do. Don’t miss this opportunity to reinvent your work- day, get inspired and strengthen your lead- ership skills! John McHugh, Kwik Trip’s director of communications, leadership and train- ing, will kick off the conference. His key- note presentation will include information and advice on management styles and employee appreciation for the session titled “Gratitude: It Takes an Army. How Do You Encourage Yours to Fight for You?” Following the morning presentation, attendees will choose from specialized breakout sessions, enjoy a delicious lunch and conclude the day with a keynote ses- sion by Dan Hartman, executive director of Glensheen Mansion, titled “Creating and Surviving Change…The Highs and Lows of Making Waves.” Develop the unique leader within you! Do not miss this opportunity to learn from the amazing local leaders that help build our city and economy. REGISTER NOW: THURSDAY, NOV. 9 8 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M. Greysolon Ballroom by Black Woods 231 E. Superior St. Register at duluthchamber.com $99 Chamber members/ $109 nonmembers
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DULUTH AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MONTHLY NEWSchamber press
Vol. 18 • Issue 10 October 2017
Learn from Local Leaders at the Professional Development Summit
Reaching the summit of pro-
fessional success comes from hard work, dedication and continuing your edu-cation. On November 9, the Duluth Area Chamber of Commerce will host the annual Professional Development Summit – the region’s only full-day leadership conference designed to motivate, inspire and benefit you and your organization.
Learn from local leaders who will provide you with attainable tips on how to become an even better expert at what you do. Don’t miss this opportunity to reinvent your work-day, get inspired and strengthen your lead-ership skills!
John McHugh, Kwik Trip’s director of communications, leadership and train-ing, will kick off the conference. His key-note presentation will include information and advice on management styles and employee appreciation for the session titled “Gratitude: It Takes an Army. How Do You Encourage Yours to Fight for You?”
Following the morning presentation, attendees will choose from specialized breakout sessions, enjoy a delicious lunch and conclude the day with a keynote ses-sion by Dan Hartman, executive director of Glensheen Mansion, titled “Creating and Surviving Change…The Highs and Lows of Making Waves.”
Develop the unique leader within you! Do not miss this opportunity to learn from the amazing local leaders that help build our city and economy.
REGISTER NOW:THURSDAY, NOV. 98 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M.Greysolon Ballroom by Black Woods 231 E. Superior St. Register at duluthchamber.com $99 Chamber members/ $109 nonmembers
Be a Part of Leadercast Women - DuluthFor the past 12 years, the annual Leadercast simulcast has successfully empowered hundreds of Duluthians on ways to
become a stronger leader. Now, the Chamber is proud to present the first-ever Leadercast Women event!
What Makes Leadercast Women Different? • You will see firsthand throughout the day what being “Powered By Purpose” truly is.• You will feel “spoken with” – NOT “spoken to” – by nine dynamic leaders who will inspire and share wisdom that’s relevant to the challenges in your life.• You will hear real life stories that will provide a blueprint and give you hope for a better future, both personally and profes-sionally.• You will have the opportunity to interact, engage and be nourished by other female leaders from our community.• Finally, this one-day event has the potential to transform your leadership journey and positively impact the rest of your life. Leadercast Women is more than just a one-day event; you will become a part of the Leadercast family – individuals who strive to be leaders worth following. REGISTER NOW (seats are limited):
Thursday, Oct. 5 - 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.Clyde Iron Works Restaurant, Catering & Event Center 2920 W. Michigan St.Tickets - $75
Continuing Education Credits are available. Register to attend at duluthchamber.com or contact Kathleen Privette at (218) 740-3745 or [email protected].
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Join Fuse for a Sneak Peek of the NorShor Theatre Renovation
History is in the making! On December 6, Fuse Duluth will bring you into the nearly complete NorShor Theatre – which will soon be the home of the Duluth Playhouse – for a sneak peek of this tremendous and highly anticipated renovation.
Join Fuse Duluth to hear the story of this exciting conversion, presented by Christine Gradl Seitz, executive and artistic director of the Duluth Playhouse. After the presentation, we’ll receive a tour of the historic space.
You do not want to miss this exclusive opportunity to review the history and envision the future at one of the most iconic Duluth landmarks prior to its official opening to the public.
SAVE THE DATE:
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 6Greysolon Ballroom (Moorish Room)/NorShor Theatre 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. Register at Fuseduluth.com
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Register at duluthchamber.com or call (218) 722-5501. I hope to see you at the Club.
In support, – Chamber President David Ross
Let’s Do Lunch, Duluth – Tuesday, Oct. 10
“Celebrating WDIO-TV’s 51 Years of Television Broadcasting in the Northland,” presented by Darren Danielson, news anchor at WDIO/WIRT-TV
WDIO-TV first went on the air January 24, 1966. Many of us grew up watching WDIO/WIRT newscasts as our source of local news, sports and weather. Imagine the events and the experiences that have been shared during the station’s 51 years. Darren Danielson is the ideal person to share this compelling story. When Darren joined Channels 10/13 in 2011, he brought with him years of broadcasting experience and a deep understanding of our region. Register early to ensure that you have a seat at the table for what promises to be a remarkable gathering. Sponsored by our friends at Johnson, Killen & Seiler.
11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m.Kitchi Gammi Club* - Great Hall 831 E. Superior St.$35 Chamber members/$45 nonmembers
*Please honor the Club’s dress code; business attire required.
Let’s Do Lunch, Duluth – Tuesday, Nov. 14
“From Rock to Metals: Responsibly Producing the Building Blocks of Modern Society,”presented by Jon Cherry, president and CEO - PolyMet Mining Corp.
PolyMet Mining is pressing forward with plans to develop its copper-nickel precious metals project on the former LTV Steel Mining Company site, located in Hoyt Lakes, Minn. Join us and receive a thorough update from the person who is lead-ing this planning and development initiative. Register early to ensure that you will be able to join us for what is anticipated to be a capacity crowd. Sponsored by our friends at APEX.
11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m.Kitchi Gammi Club* - Great Hall 831 E. Superior St.$35 Chamber members/$45 nonmembers
*Please honor the Club’s dress code; business attire required.
“ Please register for Chamber events at www.duluthchamber.com or by calling 722-5501.
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October 3TuesdayIgnite Your Fuse Luncheon11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m.Location: The Boat Club Restaurant & Bar, 600 E. Superior St. (Fitger’s)Topic: “Forward Together,” presented by Mayor Emily Larson, City of Duluth
October 4Wednesday Professional Development SeriesNoon to 1 p.m.Chamber conference room, 5 W. First St., Ste. 101Topic: “Understanding and Overcoming Resistance to Change,” presented by Director-MBA in Leadership & Change Bob Hartl of The College of St. Scholastica
October 5ThursdayLeadercast Women 20177:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.Location: Clyde Iron Works Restaurant, Catering & Event Center, 2920 W. Michigan St. Join us for the Leadercast Women simulcast, where you’ll hear from several of the world’s top female leaders who are “Powered by Purpose.” Throughout the day, they’ll share their experiences, strategies, expertise and provide relevant take-aways that will help you grow as a leader. Schedule (speaker order and times subject to change):7:30 - Registration and welcome8:00 - Molly Fletcher, sports agent, author and renowned public speaker8:30 - Neeta Bhushan, speaker, author and socially conscious entrepreneur9:00 - Ginger Hardage, former senior vice president of culture and communications, Southwest Airlines9:30 - Break and networking10:00 - Laura Vanderkam, author of “I Know How She Does It” and “What Successful People Do Before Breakfast”10:30 - Tammy Tibbetts, founder of “She’s the First, a girls’ education nonprofit11:00 - Shabnam Mogharabi, CEO and executive producer of SoulPancake11:30 - Lunch and networking12:45 - Mama Jan Smith, multiplatinum vocal coach and Grammy nominated producer1:15 - Dr. Bernice A. King, CEO of The King Center; founder of “Be A King” and “Hard Questions Heart Answers” author 1:45 - Jenn Lim, chief happiness officer of Delivering Happiness2:30 - “NOTWorking” Networking with Leadercast Now speakers
October 6FridayFinally Fridays7:30 a.m. to 9 a.m.Location: Flint Group, 11 E. Superior St., Ste. 514 Join us for a cup and conversation at this popular early morning networking event sponsored by the Flint Group.
October 10TuesdayLet’s Do Lunch, Duluth11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m.Location: The Kitchi Gammi Club* (Great Hall), 831 E. Superior St.Topic: “Celebrating WDIO TV’s 51 Years of Television Broadcasting in the Northland,” presented by News Anchor Darren DanielsonSponsored by Johnson, Killen & Seiler P.A.
* We believe it is important that members and guests pre-serve the decorum and rich traditions of the club. Tasteful and appropriate business attire is expected of both ladies and gentlemen, defined as mandatory sport coat and tie for men and complementary attire for women.
October 11WednesdayMembers Connect9 to 10 a.m.Location: Chamber conference room, 5 W. First St., Ste. 101Topic: “The Transformational Power of Question Thinking,” presented by Sarah VanderMeiden, personal and professional coach Please join us and Sarah VanderMeiden, MS, BCC, of Sarah VanderMeiden Coaching as we discuss and practice the groundbreaking principles in Marilee Adams’ book: “Change Your Questions, Change Your Life.” Don’t miss this chance to add these straightforward and effective techniques to your management toolbox! Sessions are free to members and prospective member guests (limited to the first 12 registrants).
Leadership Duluth – Social Challenges Day8 a.m. to 5 p.m.Location: Life House, 102 W. First St.
October 19Thursday147th Annual Meeting & Dinner Celebration4 to 8 p.m.Location: Duluth Entertainment Convention Center, 350 Harbor Drive Join us and 1,300 of your closest colleagues at the premier business gathering of the year – the 147th Annual Meeting & Dinner Celebration. This year’s keynote address features Consul General Khawar Nasim of the Consulate General of Canada in Min-neapolis. Dinner selections include: Tender Roasted Pork Loin with Herb Stuffing, Mashed Red Potatoes and Gravy; Vegetarian Ratatouille - Polenta Cakes topped with Ratatouille and Toasted Almonds. Individual tickets and tables of eight are available. For more information about registration or learning about the benefits of sponsorship, contact Kathleen Privette at (218) 740-3745 or [email protected]. Schedule of events:
4 p.m. - Alerus Pre-Party 5 p.m. - Registration 6 p.m. - Dinner and program 8 p.m. - CW Technology After-Party
October 25WednesdayChamber Skills SeriesNoon to 1 p.m.Location: Chamber conference room, 5 W. First St., Ste. 101Topic: “Business Writing,” presented by Dr. Jamie White-Farnham of the University of Wisconsin-Superior. Join us to learn great tips on how to improve busi-ness writing for clear, effective communication.
October 31TuesdayBoard of Directors MeetingNoon to 1:30 p.m.Location: Chamber conference room, 5 W. First St., Ste. 101
David Ross President & CEO (218) 740-3751
CHAMBER STAFF
Ann Robertson Director of Membership Development
and Marketing (218) 740-3758
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Kathleen Privette Director of Events and Retention
(218) 740-3745 [email protected]
Martha BremerDirector of Fuse
and Leadership Duluth(218) 740-3754
Eleanor BacsoEvents Coordinator
(218) [email protected]
Bailey OlsonOffice Manager (218) 740-3744
Katie ZahlerDirector of Communications
(218) 740-3755 [email protected]
Ascential Wealth
Advisors celebrates its
new office space (11 E. Superior St., Ste. 500).
St. Luke’s Breast Center celebrates its new tomosynthesis
(3D mammography) technology.
Visit Duluth celebrated its new location in the Holiday Center (225 W. Superior St., Ste. 110).
Zen Eye Care celebrated its
grand opening in the ENDI
apartment complex (2106 London Road).
Grand opening celebration for Crooked Pint Ale House at the Kenwood Village apartment complex (corner of West Arrowhead Road/Kenwood Avenue).
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October 4Professional Development Series Director-MBA in Leadership & Change Bob Hartl of The College of St. Scholastica presents “Understanding and Overcoming Resistance to Change.” (noon to 1 p.m., Chamber conference room, 5 W. First St., Ste. 101). Sponsored by The College of St. Scholastica School of Business and Technology.
October 25Chamber Skills SeriesDr. Jamie White-Farnham of the University of Wisconsin-Superior presents “Business Writing” (noon to 1 p.m., Chamber conference room, 5 W. First St., Ste. 101). Sponsored by The College of St. Scholastica School of Business and Technology.
Hear from These Outstanding Young Professionals on Why They Became Involved with Fuse Duluth:
Because of these individuals – and a select group of others that make up the Fuse Leadership Council – Fuse Duluth is a strong, innovative, young professional program that has been selling out events and doubling attendance year after year. Duluth’s future truly is looking bright!
– Director Martha Bremer, Fuse Duluth and Leadership Duluth
“I was new to the area and didn’t know many people or cool spots around town. Fuse has connected me with many friends, and I always know a place to explore in Duluth!” – Tom DesMarais, Northland Consulting Engineers
“I joined Fuse to take advantage of the educational offerings and try to keep more of my peers in Duluth.” – Abby Mlinar, FEMN (For Events & Marketing Needs)
“Fuse is a way for me to connect with other young professionals and learn what is going on in my community. Fuse events are always fun and I learn something new about Duluth, even though I have been living here a long time. Fuse is a great venue to meet people outside of my professional domain and learn about all of the new and exciting things going on here.” – Erin Metzger, St. Luke’s
“I’ve benefited from being able to give back through the Project Party volunteer efforts. It’s been a very rewarding experience for me.” – Lucas Chubiz
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ASDCO4631 Mike Colalillo DriveDuluth, MN 55807(218) 628-4444www.asdcosupply.comASDCO Construction Supply serves the Midwest through locations in Minnesota, North Dakota and Wisconsin. ASDCO delivers a wide range of high quality and innovative products to contractors across multiple markets of the con-struction industry through dependable and prompt customer service. With focus on person-al and trustworthy service, the ASDCO team has the product and industry knowledge that adds value for customers and supports your simple or complex project needs.
Boulder Designs4341 Baker RoadIron, MN 55751(218) 410-7858www.boulderdesigns.net
Garden House Estates1 Riverside DriveDuluth, MN 55808(218) 628-0271Garden House Estates has a family-like environ-ment dedicated to providing services that ensure quality of life for each resident and providing care to fit individual needs.
Hampton Inn & Suites1002 Mall DriveDuluth, MN 55811(218) 481-7707Hampton Inn & Suites Duluth North is a brand-new, clean and comfortable hotel near the air-port and mall area.
India Palace319 W. Superior St.Duluth, MN 55802(218) 727-8767www.indiapalaceduluth.comSmall family-owned Indian restaurant. Rich Indian cuisine. Seats 50 people. Party/event room seats 25.
Silvertip Graphics Signs & Designs Inc.902 NE Fourth St.Grand Rapids, MN 55744(218) 326-6917www.silvertipgraphics.comWe are a full-service sign, banner, display and vehicle wrap shop offering custom-design ser-vices and custom products.
St. Ann’s Residence330 E. Third St.Duluth, MN 55805(218) 727-8831www.stanns.comWe are a nonprofit seniors residence offering assisted living services with private apartments. Located on Third Street near downtown Duluth, the views are breathtaking – and we hold high standards held for senior living. Please call us today if yourself or a loved one would like to schedule a tour of our facility.
Superior Hiking Trail Association Inc.731 Seventh Ave.Two Harbors, MN 55616(218) 834-2700www.shta.orgThe Superior Hiking Trail Association developed, manages and preserves the 312-mile-long Superior Hiking Trail, which runs from the Wisconsin-Minnesota border south of Duluth to the Ontario border.
Members Connect is a Chamber Network-and-Learn, Round Table Discussion Opportunity That:
• explores sales, marketing, performance management and motivational topics in an interactive, round table discussion format, • fosters new relationships and creates crossreferral opportunities among members, • is tailored for members who are new to the Chamber, new to their job, or want to engage more in what the Chamber offers, • gives you direct access to the Chamber’s leading member consultants!Sessions are free to members and prospective member guests (limited to first 12 registrants).
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 11“The Transformational Power of Question Thinking”Sarah VanderMeiden, MS, BCC, personal and professional coachSarah VanderMeiden Coaching9 to 10 a.m. • Chamber conference room, 5 W. First St., Ste. 101
Interested in learning simple techniques that have the power to positively affect your life and the lives of others, from increasing collaboration and creative problem solving at work to improving professional and personal relationships? Then please join us as we discuss and practice the groundbreaking principles in Marilee Adams’ book: “Change Your Questions, Change Your Life.” Don’t miss this chance to add these straightforward and effective techniques to your management toolbox!
UPCOMING PROGRAMS:• November 8 – Gage Hartman (Real Living Messina & Associates) – “The Art and Hard Knocks of Cold-Calling”• December 13 – Tammy Hanson (Beauti Control) – “How to Dream Big and Collaborate to Grow Your Network”
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New Member Mixer Draws a Crowd
Crooked Pint Ale House owner Russ Smith with Assistant Manager Lindsey Sella.
On August 15, more than 300 new and existing members mixed it up to enjoy craft beer, pizza, appetizers and desserts in the Depot’s Great Hall and outdoor beer garden. Northland Special Events brought a “Miami meets Duluth” theme to this summer extravaganza. Each year, over 40
new members showcase what they do at this popular After Hours networking event. We deeply thank all who donated food, beer and prizes.
Mixing it Up - Just like the Duluth Balloon Co. ordered! Duluth Sister Cities International brought Scandinavian-inspired desserts to share.
