T HE C HAMBER C ORNERVolume 12, Issue 6 June 2012

Offi cial Newslett er of the Eatonton-Putnam Chamber of Commerce

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Are you interested in giving back to your business commu-nity? The Chamber is currently accepting applications for our 2012-2013 Ambassador term!

Ambassadors serve as the offi-cial volunteers for the Chamber! While promoting your business, as an Ambassador you will at-tend and volunteer at events, help strengthen our member-ship by recruiting new members and creating relationships with current members, and so much more!

If you are interested, please call (706) 485-7701 or email becky@eatonton.com.

Would you

Ambassador?

After a banner year, the Chamber celebrated our 33rd Annual Awards Banquet on Monday, May 7 at Rock Eagle 4-H Cen-ter banquet hall. Business leaders from the area enjoyed a full meal catered by the 4-H Center, as well as fellowship with other business owners in the community. The Annual Awards Banquet honored those in the community and Chamber part-ners who have excelled in several categories including: Busi-ness Person of the Year, Volunteer of the Year, Citizen of the Year and the Edward Rice Youth in Excellence. Please see the insert for full details and a recap of the evening’s festivities.

On July 31, the voters of Georgia will have the opportunity to vote on the TSPLOST, which will cover many transportation projects in Georgia. Both the Chamber Board and the Putnam Development Authority have voted to endorse the TSPLOST. Putnam County will reap the benefits from three major and two minor projects to-taling more than 70 million dollars. Not only will it create local construction and support jobs but it will put us in a better position to further develop our downtown and have less congestion around our industrial and technology parks. Because this is such an impor-tant issue we are sure that our Chamber members and the general public will have many questions and we want to make sure that you have the information to make an informed decision. On June 27, we have invited a representative from the Regional Commission, Connect Georgia and GDOT to come and answer your questions about the sales tax and the projects that will be covered. These rep-resentatives will be available to talk with you from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. in the Lake Oconee area (location TBA), and from 5 to 6:30 p.m. at The Plaza Arts Center. For more information, call (706) 485-7701.

Are you tired of the same ole’ net-working chatter? Do you wish you were somewhere else? Do you ever wonder if anyone is really listening to what you have to say? Want to ‘step up’ your game? Do you want to learn how to become a Savvy Networker? Then plan to join the Chamber for our Lunch-N-Learn: “The Joy of Con-necting,” on Wednesday, June 20 at The Lodge on Lake Oconee for only $20. Join Bonnie Ross-Parker as she shares effective strategies for effective results during this high energy and in-teractive workshop. As a 29-plus year networking professional, she provides content that will definitely impact your future activity and lead to more successful networking for a brighter career. Please see the inclosed insert for more details! Sponsored by: The Peo-ples Bank, Putnam County Charter School System, Cuscowilla on Lake Oconee, Central Georgia Technical College, Smith Commu-nications, Farmers & Merchants Bank and Putnam General Hospital.

Lunch-N-Learn:Joy of Connecting!

The Chamber is continuously educating the media on Eatonton attractions and events, and this month a lot of hard work has paid off. Eatonton’s Dairy Festival re-ceived coverage in the calendar of events of Southern Living magazine while the Historic Piedmont Scenic Byway received two pages of editorial in Georgia EMC magazine.

On Monday, May 21, Tourism & Special Events Coordinator, Bonnie Simmons, at-

tended a workshop on Hotel/Motel tax dollars and how they can be used to attract tourists to our community presented by the Georgia Department of Community Affairs. The workshop included sample tax ordinances, tourism product development and updates to the law.

Do you need Southern Living featured Dairy Festival!

Google announces that websites are now free for

Georgia businesses. The web is an essential tool for all small businesses. Georgia Get Your Business Online, a Google-led

program, provides small businesses the resources they

need to succeed online. Visit www.gybo.com/georgia

for more information.

like to be an

a website? Eatonton receives statewide & national coverage!

RSVP For Events!

Thursday, June 14: Business After Hours sponsored by Brand Mortgage, 5 to 7 p.m. Enjoy networking, refreshments and a 50/50 cash raffle. Brand Mortgage is located at 946 Harmony

Road, Eatonton, Ga. 31024.

Wednesday, June 20: Lunch-N-Learn: “The Joy of Connecting,” 11:45 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at The Lodge on Lake Oconee, presented

by Bonnie Ross-Parker, “America’s Connection Diva.” Regis-tration is $20. The Lunch-N-Learn series is sponsored by The

Peoples Bank, Putnam County Charter School System, Cuscowilla on Lake Oconee, Central Georgia Technical College, Smith Communications, Farmers & Merchants Bank and Putnam

General Hospital. The Lodge on Lake Oconee is located at 930 Lake Oconee Parkway, Eatonton, Ga. 31024.

Tuesday, June 26: Coffee Connections, 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m., located at Wendy’s of Eatonton. Connect over coffee and

breakfast with a representative of the Chamber board and staff along with fellow members. Coffee Connections is sponsored by The Peoples Bank, Putnam County Charter School System, Cuscowilla on Lake Oconee, Smith Communications, Farmers & Merchants Bank and Putnam General Hospital. Wendy’s is

located at 102 Walmart Drive, Eatonton Ga. 31024.

Wednesday, July 18: Networking @ Noon sponsored by Lake Oconee Urgent & Specialty Care Center, 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m.

at The Lodge on Lake Oconee. $10, includes lunch. Agenda includes lunch, Chamber updates, sponsor presentation, table

introductions, commercials and general networking. The Lodge on Lake Oconee is located at 930 Lake Oconee Parkway,

Eatonton, Ga. 31024.

For more information or to RSVP, call (706) 485-7701, email becky@eatonton.com or visit www.eatontonchamber.com.

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On Tuesday, May 15, Maximum Retail kicked off with the first class! Since beginning, the participants have taken the classes “Know Your Customer, Sales and Service Enhancement, and Loss Prevention and Security. Maximum Retail is a five week series presented by the Small Business Development Center, made possible by a One Georgia grant.

On Wednesday, May 16, Networking @ Noon was sponsored by Putnam General Hospital at The Plaza Arts Center. Members con-nected and formed new friendships through conversation cards over lunch, one minute introductions / commercials and ended with plenty of time for some general “around the room” networking. Ev-eryone enjoyed the sponsor presentation from Heather Thrift, as well as the delicious lunch catered by the Hospital.

Coffee Connections was held Tuesday, May 22 at Spillin the Beans. Members enjoyed great conversations over coffee and pastries while meeting with board members Marty Phillips of Techknow Gurus and Marcia Clanton of Putnam County Charter School System. Members brainstormed ideas for getting more Chamber members involved and how the Chamber can instill a passion for all citizens to shop and buy local in our community. Coffee Connections is spon-sored by Putnam County Charter School System, Cuscowilla on Lake Oconee, Smith Communications, Farmers & Merchants Bank, Putnam General Hospital, Central Georgia Technical College and The Peoples Bank.

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Welcome!New Chamber Members!

Summer Intern!

New Board Members!

On Thursday, May 17, the Chamber Board of Directors and staff held our annual planning retreat to discuss the needs of our busi-nesses and innovative ways the Chamber can lead our community. Throughout the day, we learned about the TSPLOST; reviewed our mission; engaged in a SWOT analysis; created goals, visions and a strategic planning committee; and discussed possibilities for a new event that would bring in tourism revenue. The Chamber Board and staff are excited about a prosperous 2012-2013 year and look forward to leading our business community. We are here to serve our members and be the voice for business; please contact us any-time with feedback and to let your voice be heard.

Liberty Builders held a Chamber Open House and Greene County Chamber Business After Hours on Thursday, May 24. Members en-joyed music by Tim Cadiere and a delicious spread of food while touring the Irish Pub and beautiful grounds and gardens. Liberty Builders specializes in construction, custom homes, remodeling and roofing. For more information, call (706) 817-8795.

Celebrate Patriotism, a Pre-Memorial Day Celebration, was held on Thursday, May 24 at The Plaza Arts Center presented by Eaton-ton Kiwanis Club and the Chamber. Hot dogs, ice cream, a pictorial tribute and a concert by the 434th Signal Corps Band were part of the celebration! Celebration Patriotism is sponsored by The Peoples Bank, Putnam County Charter School System, Cuscowilla on Lake Oconee, Smith Communications, Farmers & Merchants Bank and Putnam General Hospital.

JBM Creative, Bryce McCuin(706) 410-8339 | 101 Wortham Drive, Buckhead, Ga. 30625

JBM Creative offers consulting for marketing plans and specializes in production management (photography / video) and copy writing.

www.thelakecrew.com

Liberty Builders, Scott Deering(706) 817-8795 | 4010 Liberty Church Road,White Plains, Ga. 30678

Liberty Builders specializes in construction, custom homes, remodeling and roofing.

Carrie DietrichCentral Georgia Technical College

“The Chamber does so much for our community and I want to be part of that mission. Being a Board Mem-ber gives me the opportunity to promote Eatonton and Putnam County to others. “

Jay GregoryGregory Bridge Company

“I want to serve to give back to this special place I call home and so I can help it stay a place where people want to live and raise their families.”

Marcia ClantonPutnam County Charter

School System

“The Chamber is intricately connected to our ultimate mission of pre-paring students to compete in the work force. Serving on the Board allows me to work more closely with a team that benefi ts our school system and entire region.”Bryce McCuin

JBM Creative

“I serve on the Chamber Board so that I might learn more about the people and small businesses that make up this community. And I’m hopeful that in the process I can have some sort of infl uence in mak-ing this the best place possible for those looking to live, work and play here.”

Sarah Beth Ariemma is the Chamber’s summer intern from Georgia College & State University. Raised in Dahlonega, Georgia, Sarah Beth will graduate with the completion of the internship at the Chamber as a Mass Communication major with a concentration in Print Journalism and a minor in English literature.

Thursday, June 14, From 5 to 7 p.m.

BUSINESS AFTER HOURS 

will be held at Brand Mortgage 

946 Harmony Road Eatonton, Ga. 31024   

 

Be sure to bring plenty of business cards to pass out to

contacts that you meet!

Please RSVP to Becky@eatonton.com

or (706) 485-7701.

BUSINESS After Hours

Come enjoy food, drink

and the opportunity to network! Remember, this is your chance to meet other contacts in the

business community.

Look forward to:

Networking Activities

50/50 Cash Raffle

People do business with those that they know, like and trust! Business After Hours creates

relationships that will last a lifetime!

Sponsored by

Lunch-N-Learn:Wednesday, June 20

$20 for Chamber Members, Includes LunchLunch Served at 11:45 a.m. | Program Noon to 1:30 p.m.

Located at The Lodge on Lake Oconee930 Lake Oconee Parkway, Eatonton, Ga. 31024

Please RSVP: (706) 485-7701 | Becky@eatonton.com

Join Bonnie Ross-Parker as she shares effective strategies

for effective results during this high energy/interactive workshop. As a 29+ year

networking professional, Bonnie provides content that will definitely

impact your future activity!

Bonnie will happily answer questions and be available

for book signing.

About the Speaker: Bonnie Ross-Parker, known as “America’s Connection Diva,” is a multi-dimensional businesswomen and entrepreneur with a background in education, franchise development, publishing, mentorship, network marketing and community development. She combines vision with a unique set of skills. Ross-Parker is the author of “Walk in My Boots: The Joy of Connecting,” “Y.O.U. Set a High Standard for Being Human” and “42 Rules for Effective Connections.” To learn more about Bonnie, visit www.BonnieRossParker.com.

Lunch-N-Learn series is Sponsored by: The Peoples Bank, Putnam County Charter School System, Cuscowilla on

Lake Oconee, Smith Communications, Farmers & Merchants Bank, Putnam General Hospital and Central Georgia Technical College

The Joy of Connecting

Are YOU A Savvy Networker?

Tired of the same ole’ networking chatter?

Wish you were somewhere else?

Is anyone really listening

to what you have to say?

Want to ‘step up’ your game?

Monday, May 7 The eatonton-putnam chamber of commerce held the annual awards banquet

The Chamber hosted the banquet at Rock Eagle 4-H Center dining hall. Business leaders from the area enjoyed a full meal catered by the 4-H Center, as well as fellowship with other business owners in the community. The Annual Awards Banquet is a true celebration of the economic impact these busi-ness leaders have shared with the community. For a community to remain strong, its businesses must provide quality services, products and a deep-rooted desire to improve the community on a daily basis. The Annual Awards Banquet honored those in the community and Chamber partners who have excelled in several categories including: Business Person of the Year, Volunteer of the Year, Citi-

zen of the Year and the Edward Rice Youth in Excel-lence. All were nominated and voted on by a selec-tion committee made up of community members and Chamber members.

Presented with the President’s Award: Mike Rowland, the outgoing chairman, Volunteer of the Year: Shelagh Fagan, Citizen of the Year: Michael Rountree, Youth in Excellence: Demetrius L. Woods “Trey,” Business Person of the Year: James (Jim) Jenkins, and Ambassador of the Year: Burton Ayres.

The Chamber honored the following 2011-2012 outgoing Board of Directors for their service and dedication : Laura Gailey, Bernard Holston, Mike Rowland and Gene Thurston. Although they will be missed, Marcia Clanton, Carrie Dietrich, Jay Gregory and Bryce McGuin have joined the Board for 2012-2013 and will serve with previous Board members Jon Butler, Vice-Chair; Terri Camp; Rita Daniel; Joe Hudson; Wes Lewis, Chairman; Marty Phillips; Cynthia Wallace and Lowell White III, Treasurer.

For more information on the Annual Awards Banquet, please contact the Eatonton-Putnam Chamber of Commerce, (706) 485-7701.

THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO MADE THE 2012 ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUET A SUCCESS!

THANK YOU TO THE ANNUAL AWARD BANQUET SPONSORS:

AT&T

Central Georgia Technical College

Cuscowilla on Lake Oconee

Putnam General Hospital

The Peoples Bank

Smith Communications

Thank you to the table centerpiece sponsors: Allgood Pest Solutions, Cuscowilla on Lake Oconee, Eatonton Chiropractic Center, Putnam County Farm

Bureau, Farmers & Merchants Bank, FERST Foundation for Childhood Literacy, Fowler Flemister

Concrete, The Gailey Law Firm, Lake Oconee Dentistry, Long Shots Sports Bar, Maggie Lane,

Neighborhood Cleaners, PeachState Cleaning and Restoration, The Peoples Bank, Putnam County

Charter School System, Putnam General Hospital, Rock Eagle 4-H Center, Rountrees IGA, Salon 195, Sears at Lake Oconee, Serenity Hospice Care, LLC, SERVPRO of Baldwin, Putnam and Jones Counties,

and Wendy's Old Fashioned Hamburgers.

Georgia Power Company

Putnam County Charter School System

Farmers & Merchants Bank

The Village at Harmony Crossing presents the Harmony Crossing Farmers Market, every Saturday. Local merchants of-fer fresh produce, dairy, meats and an assortment of handmade arts and crafts. For more information, call (706) 923-0190 or visit www.vharmonycrossing.com. Eenoco Japanese Steak & Sushi presents Eenoco Loco Thursdays, every Thursday receive 25 percent off entire check from 5 p.m. to close end enjoy Karaoke from 8 p.m. to 12 a.m.

Goodwill Lake Oconee will be offering Job Connection classes every month to assist in job searching, resume building and more. For more information, call (706) 485-0245 or view the list of classes. Bodyplex Lake Oconee is offering Bootcamp Classes every weekday at 6:15 a.m. and 7 a.m. Group Personal Training, in-cludes nutritional advice and body composition analysis. Con-tact Jennette Snider for more details (706) 986-9376.

Crooked Pines Farm presents weekly horse courses. Each Sunday the farm will host equestrian Julie House who will of-fer 45-minute lessons beginning at 9 a.m. and the last lesson starting at 1 p.m. Each time block will allow two students to receive personalized instruction. These lessons are customized to meet the skill and experience of each rider. The cost for the lesson will be $45 per student. To reserve your space, please call (706) 347-0274.

June 9: Mothers Against Crime presents Annual Youth Rally, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Oconee Springs Park. All churches and youth are invited to attend. Enjoy volleyball, horseshoe throwing, swimming, cookout and more!

June 9: OPAS presents “A Concert & Dance Party with Kincha-foonee Cowboys” at 7 p.m. at Lake Oconee Village located at 1050 Parkside Main in Greensboro. Tickets are $25 for pre-sale Cabaret Seating only, $12 for General Admission “lawn” seating and $15 at the door. To purchase tickets, please call (877) 725-8849 or go online to www.TicketAlternative.com.

June 9: Steffen Thomas Museum of Art presents the Mad Hatter Tea Party and Museum Shop Wonderland (an event for kids and their adult companions), 2 to 4 p.m. This entertaining and educational event is for kids and their parents, grandpar-

Member News & EventsLittle Scholars Academy presents Camp Scholars, week-ly, June 4 through July 27. The camp is designed to promote problem-solving and creativity in children (ages two to 12). Creative themes include: Sports Scholars, Art Scholars, Glee Club Scholars, Spanish Scholars, Summer Reading Fun and Friday Water Parties! Pick one week or all eight weeks. Two options are available: Half-Day Camp (9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., only $75 per week) or Full-Day Camp (7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., only $135 per week). Call (706) 817-8013 for more informa-tion.

Wall Breakers presents a Summer Bible Study. Connect, educate and encourage, “the power of 3 continues.” Three con-secutive Thursday nights, July 12, 19 and 26 from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Join us for one, two or all three at The Peoples Bank at Lake Oconee. No Charge. For more information contact Jen-nifer Camp at (770) 617-5991 or visit www.wallbreakers.org. RSVP appreciated but not required to attend.

Steffen Thomas Museum of Art is accepting applications for the Junior Docent Program being held July 9-13, 2012, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., includes docent training, museum tours and art workshops. Limited to fifteen rising 4th through 7th grad-ers. Candidate interviews determine acceptance. Graduation reception Friday evening features tours by Junior Docents. $40. Members $30. Information: www.steffenthomas.org or (706) 342-7557.

Exchange Bank is proud to announce that Casey Washburn of Exchange Bank in Milledgeville has graduated from the 2012 Southern Operations and Technology School. The two-year school is produced and managed by the Georgia Bankers As-sociation. The curriculum of the school is designed to reflect issues in technology. Focusing on policy, strategy, regulation, equipment and training, the curriculum is taught by a faculty of experienced bankers and other well-qualified industry experts.

Saltamacchio Tang Soo Do Karate School announces its Martial Arts Summer Camp. The martial arts summer camp is a safe, high-energy, supervised environment where your child will have fun as he/she learns how to defend themselves, grow in confidence and develop a positive attitude. Daily, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Four weeks available: June 4-8, June 25-29, July 9-13 and July 23-27. For more information, call (706) 991-9925.

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July 6: The Village at Harmony Crossing presents First Friday. There will be live entertainment, kid’s events on the lawn and merchants will be open late offering specials and dis-counts to shoppers. For more information, call (706) 923-0190 or visit www.vharmonycrossing.com.

July 6: Lake Oconee Village presents “A Concert & Dance Party with A1A, the Official & Original Jimmy Buffett Tribute Show” at 7 p.m. at Lake Oconee Village located at 1050 Park-side Main in Greensboro. Tickets are $25 for pre-sale Cabaret Seating only, $12 for General Admission “lawn” seating and $15 at the door. To purchase tickets, please call (877) 725-8849 or go online to www.TicketAlternative.com.

July 10: Crooked Pines Farm presents a Mock Wedding & Chamber Open House from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. Tour the new barn, built for special event rentals and experience a mock wed-ding reception! Picture your big day at Crooked Pines Farm.

July 21: Saturday at the Rock, Canoe Adventures from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at Rock Eagle 4-H Center. Saturday at the Rock is geared for all ages and is $5 for participants five years old and up and free to anyone four and younger. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Registration is needed prior to arrival. Call Matt Hammons at (706) 484-2862 or e-mail mhammons@uga.edu to register. For more information www.rockeagle4h.org/ee/community/SaturdayattheRock.html.

July 26: Infinity Network Solutions presents Heroes, Vil-lains & Virtualization at AMSTAR CINEMA, Solution Expo at 2:30 p.m. / Movie at 5 p.m. Christopher Nolan revolution-ized the on-screen superhero. Now Citrix, Cisco and EMC are doing the same in the world of computing. We’ll show you what Xen, VDI, UCS and SAN all mean. To register, visit www.techtartare.com.

July 28: The Plaza Arts Center presents Meet Me at The Plaza Outdoor Summer Concert Series “Swingin’ Medallions,” 7:30 p.m. on the lawn of The Plaza Arts Center. Bring lawn chairs and picnic baskets, fun for the whole family! Tickets are available at the gate, both branches of Farmers and Merchants Bank or online at www.ThePlazaArtsCenter.com.

Member News & Events

ents, aunts, uncles, etc! $10 for adults, $8 for kids (STMA members receive a $2 discount!). There will be games-Pin-the-Grin on the Cheshire Cat, Hearts & Hedgehogs, & Flamingo Croquet. There will be refreshments, and special readings from Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland by costumed story readers! For more information, call (706) 342-7557, email info@steffenthomas.org or visit www.steffenthomas.org

June 16: Rock Eagle 4-H Center presents Saturday at the Rock “Snakes, Turtles and More” from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at Rock Eagle 4-H Center. Saturday at the Rock is geared for all ages and is $5 for participants five years old and up and free to anyone four and younger. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Registration is needed prior to arrival. Call Matt Hammons at (706) 484-2862 or e-mail mhammons@uga.edu to register. For more information www.rockeagle4h.org/ee/community/SaturdayattheRock.html.

June 23: The Plaza Arts Center presents Meet Me at The Plaza Outdoor Summer Concert Series “East Beach Blues Band,” 7:30 p.m. on the lawn of The Plaza Arts Center. Bring lawn chairs and picnic baskets, fun for the whole family! Tickets available at the gate, both branches of Farmers and Merchants Bank or online at www.theplazaartscenter.com

June 28: Infinity Network Solutions presents Pasta & Print at Natalia’s, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Do you know how much printing costs your organization each year? If you don’t, odds are good you are spending way more than you should. Join us to learn the benefits of fixed-cost, managed print services. Visit www.techtartare.com.

July 4: Crooked Creek Marina presents Lake Country Freedom Festival, 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. Enjoy live music; bring the kid’s swimsuits to enjoy the large kid’s zone with large water slides, a bounce house and much more! Shop for high quality handmade items from artisans and crafters, and enjoy tantaliz-ing meals from food vendors. Take part in the door prizes and finish up the day with spectacular fireworks display performed by the famous Vitale family’s company, Pyrotecnico! Simulcast music for the fireworks will be on Z97.7 and pumped through our stage speakers. Fireworks will start at dark, between 9 and 9:30. For more information visit www.lakecountryfreedom-festival.com. Please remember to submit your Member to Member News & Events

formatted to 50 words or less to becky@eatonton.com by the 20th of each month to be included in the following month’s newsletter.

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Chamber Staff Roddie Anne Blackwell, President

Becky Needham, Membership ManagerBonnie Simmons, Tourism Manager

Chairman:Wes Lewis, Georgia Power Company Land Department

Vice Chair: Jon Butler, Sears at Lake Oconee

Treasurer:Lowell White, III, Calvert & White Custom Homes

Terri Camp, Rock Eagle 4-H CenterMarcia Clanton, Putnam County Charter School System

Rita Daniel, Eatonton Chiropractic CenterCarrie Dietrich, Central Georgia Technical College

Jay Gregory, Gregory Bridge CompanyJoe Hudson, Farmers & Merchants Bank

Bryce McCuin, JBM CreativeMarty Phillips, Techknow Gurus

Cynthia Wallace, Real Estate Agent

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Thank you to our 2012 Chamber Champions!

Are You a Savvy Networker?