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What’s Inside? • Upcoming Events • Photos from this past month’s events • Network Health Partnership • Good News is Worth Repeating Heart of the Valley Chamber of Commerce Newsletter April 2018 Kelli Clussman, Executive Director 920.766.1616 [email protected] With April (snow) Showers hopefully bringing May flowers...we are always looking for ways here at the Chamber to help you grow your business! As part of National Small Business Week, we will be celebrating with different events all week long, see page 5 to find out how you can get involved! NEW this year, we are launching a Women in Business Breakfast where local business entrepreneurs are going to come and talk about “The Good, The Bad and the Reality” of owning and operating their own business! #ladyboss We also have 2 golf outings coming up! Our 3rd Annual Women’s Wine “during 9” Golf Outing and The 29th Annual Heart of the Valley Chamber Golf Outing! If you are looking for an opportunity to put your business in front of a targeted market—here are our top 5 reasons why attending our events, sponsoring an event, donating a goody bag item, etc. is worth your time and money! 1. Put Your Business in the Spotlight Having a presence at our events is a great way for you and your business to get recognized as a community partner and to help you stand out against the crowd! Instead of just attending an event and looking for people to share your business card with, sponsorship brings attendees who are eager to find out about your business directly to you. 2 . Get in front of your Target Market Our 29th Annual “sold out” Golf Outing will bring out 156 business professionals looking to have fun on the golf course - this is a great opportunity to sponsor a tee box and meet those potential customers! If you are looking to connect with influential women decision makers in our area, check out more information on our Women In Business Breakfast and Women’s Golf Outing! 3. Get Your Brand Noticed Being featured in the program, on our website, with signage at the event or having an item in the goody bags are all great ways to leverage your sponsorship and get brand recognition. 4. New Clients, New Customers, New Business Not only are the attendees of the event potential new clients and customers, so are your fellow sponsors and vendors! You can form new business partnerships at events, meet like-minded business professionals - it’s a win, win! 5. Give attendees a “taste” of your business Bringing samples to an event as giveaways are a terrific way to capture attention from attendees. Be creative and think of out-of-the-box ways to stand out. By sharing a sample or trial offer of your product, you engage attendees and increase your chances of turning them into new customers. For more information on how to get involved with our events, call us at 920-766-1616 or email [email protected]! Thank you for your continued support of the Heart of the Valley Chamber of Commerce as we work to make this a great place to live, work & play! Having started in the kitchen/bath design world in my twenties I find in my forties that I am more focused on my career than ever. Today, I manage Stone Innovations the Appleton location where we do stone tops that span from kitchen remodels to the newly built Marriott Courtyard among other large commercial projects. Through the years I have been a part of different local business building/ networking memberships but none have been as forward thinking as the Heart of the Valley Chamber of Commerce. They have so many things to attend to push your business and career in the direction you want it to go and the events are FUN, well organized and most importantly....well attended. When networking and connecting to other business professionals is number one on your list, event attendance is key! The ladies that run Heart of the Valley Chamber of Commerce are so engaging that you WANT to look at their next calendar event. - Tammy Felauer, Stone Innovations
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What’s Inside?
• Upcoming Events
• Photos from this past
month’s events
• Network Health
Partnership
• Good News is Worth
Repeating
Heart of the Valley Chamber of Commerce Newsletter April 2018
Kelli Clussman, Executive Director
920.766.1616
With April (snow) Showers hopefully bringing May flowers...we are always looking for ways here at the Chamber to help you grow your business!
As part of National Small Business Week, we will be celebrating with different events all week long, see page 5 to find out how you can get involved! NEW this year, we are launching a Women in Business Breakfast where local business entrepreneurs are going to come and talk about “The Good, The Bad and the Reality” of owning and operating their own business! #ladyboss
We also have 2 golf outings coming up! Our 3rd Annual Women’s Wine “during 9” Golf Outing and The 29th Annual Heart of the Valley Chamber Golf Outing!
If you are looking for an opportunity to put your business in front of a targeted market—here are our top 5 reasons why attending our events, sponsoring an event, donating a goody bag item, etc. is worth your time and money!
1. Put Your Business in the Spotlight Having a presence at our events is a great way for you and your business to get recognized as a community partner and to help you stand out against the crowd! Instead of just attending an event and looking for people to share your business card with, sponsorship brings attendees who are eager to find out about your business directly to you.
2 . Get in front of your Target Market Our 29th Annual “sold out” Golf Outing will bring out 156 business professionals looking to have fun on the golf course - this is a great opportunity to sponsor a tee box and meet those potential customers! If you are looking to connect with influential women decision makers in our area, check out more information on our Women In Business Breakfast and Women’s Golf Outing!
3. Get Your Brand Noticed Being featured in the program, on our website, with signage at the event or having an item in the goody bags are all great ways to leverage your sponsorship and get brand recognition.
4. New Clients, New Customers, New Business Not only are the attendees of the event potential new clients and customers, so are your fellow sponsors and vendors! You can form new business partnerships at events, meet like-minded business professionals - it’s a win, win!
5. Give attendees a “taste” of your business Bringing samples to an event as giveaways are a terrific way to capture attention from attendees. Be creative and think of out-of-the-box ways to stand out. By sharing a sample or trial offer of your product, you engage attendees and increase your chances of turning them into new customers.
For more information on how to get involved with our events, call us at 920-766-1616 or email [email protected]! Thank you for your continued support of the Heart of the Valley Chamber of Commerce as we work to make this a great place to live, work & play!
Having started in the kitchen/bath design world in my twenties I find in my forties that I am more focused on my career than ever.
Today, I manage Stone Innovations the Appleton location where we do stone tops that span from kitchen remodels to the newly built Marriott Courtyard among other large commercial projects.
Through the years I have been a part of different local business building/networking memberships but none have been as forward thinking as the Heart of the Valley Chamber of Commerce.
They have so many things to attend to push your business and career in the direction you want it to go and the events are FUN, well organized and most importantly....well attended.
When networking and connecting to other business professionals is number one on your list, event attendance is key!
The ladies that run Heart of the Valley Chamber of Commerce are so engaging that you WANT to look at their next calendar event. - Tammy Felauer, Stone Innovations
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Name: Business Before Hours: Network Health Chamber Partnership Orientation Insurance providers and any businesses interested in taking advantage of the partnership between Network Health and Heart of the Valley Chamber of Commerce are welcome to attend this informational meeting. Network Health will be presenting a product overview on Assure, a Level Funded product. This product is providing small employer groups with an additional option for group medical insurance. Chris Hanson from Hanson Benefits will provide insight and answer questions from an agents perspective. Date: April 10, 2018 Time: 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM Location: Chamber Office Click here to register. Name: Marketing Roundtable: Presented by Greg Linnemanstons: Weidert Group "Tips & Tricks for Using LinkedIn for Business & Career Development.” Come prepared to share yours! Date: April 12, 2018 Time: 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM Location: Chamber Office Click here to register.
Name: Business After Hours: Prime Steer Supper Club Join us to help Celebrate Lisa Natrop & Prime Steer Supper Club for receiving the Outstanding Restaurateur of the Year Award from the Wisconsin Restaurant Association. Appetizer & Drink Specials will be available. CONGRATULATIONS Prime Steer! Date: April 12, 2018 Time: 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Location: Prime Steer Supper Club 704 Hyland Ave, Kaukauna Click here to register. Name: Ribbon Cutting / Grand Opening: Miller Public Adjusters Date: April 18, 2018 Time: 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM Ribbon Cutting at 11:30 AM Location: Miller Public Adjustors 518 S. Westland Dr. Appleton Click here to register.
Name: Business Card Exchange: Sunflower Spa Bring your business cards or any other marketing materials to network with fellow business professionals. Date: April 19, 2018 Time: 8:30 AM - 9:30 AM Location: Sunflower Spa 1024 S. Olde Oneida Street Appleton Click here to register. Name: Non Profit Roundtable:Storycatchers Tara Pohlkotte (Storycatchers founder), is a published poet, author and award-winning blogger. Her latest stand-alone work is a collection of essays and poetry surrounding motherhood called: Dreamcatcher. She holds a master’s degree in Human Services: Marriage and Family Therapy and is a volunteer grief group facilitator. She is dedicated to the process of discovering how individual stories tie to our greater community stories, having served terms on the Appleton Post-Crescent’s Editorial Board, and as a Community Columnist. Date: April 24, 2018 Time: 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM Location: Chamber Office Click here to register.
Amanda Hereford: Co-owner of Ambassador Bar and part owner of Stoneyard Greenville As a bar owner with over 20 years of service industry experience I’ve worked through every known part of the industry; from dishwasher all the way up to an owner. After two failed college attempts (both in which I’ve received a degree in) my heart has always brought me back. I woke up every day hating the corporate world and the normal 9-5. After each degree I would find a way to incorporate bartending into my daily life. If you don’t see me behind the bar, you will most likely see me at a Packer, Brewer, or Red Wings game with my husband, Jordan. I enjoy traveling the world on a whim whenever I find time to pull away from work and checking out new local bars and restaurants. “If you do what you love, you’ll never work a day in your life.” Kim Stoeger: Owner of Nutritional Healing Kimberly Stoeger, MS, is the clinical nutritionist and owner of Nutritional Healing, LLC. Her passion lies in supporting people’s health through evidence-based medicine (risks versus benefits of medications) and healing therapies through nutrition. Kimberly has a Master’s of Science in Human Nutrition. She works with clients regarding weight and fatigue issues, sports nutrition, food sensitivities and allergies, and general health concerns such as high blood pressure, high glucose levels, high cholesterol/triglycerides, migraines, thyroid conditions and gut dysfunction. She began as a solo act in 2010, and currently leads a team of eight at their downtown Appleton office, and will be opening a pilot location in Green Bay in June 2018.
Lora Glasel: Co-Owner/General Manager of Recyclist / Drop Bar Cafe Lora Glasel, co-owner and general manager of The Recyclist Bicycle Company and The Drop Bar Cafe, strives relentlessly to get more people outside and moving, be it on a bicycle, running, skiing or paddling. She developed the Empower Women's Series, in it's fourth year, to educate and inspire women to live fuller, healthier lives by focusing on topics for the body, mind, and soul. With her business partner, they just opened The Drop Bar Cafe, attached to their Kaukauna location, to give cyclists, walkers and runners a place to commune off the trail. In her free time, Lora enjoys being on her bike on the road or in the woods or spending time with her teenage daughter.
Lacy Hardy: Owner of Sunflower Spa Lacy Hardy is the CEO and founder of the Sunflower Spa. Inspired by her desire to make a difference in people’s health and lives, she transformed her lifestyle and career from a fast-paced corporate technical recruiter in Denver to a spa owner in Appleton, Wisconsin. As well as running the business, Lacy is also a licensed massage therapist and esthetician. The Sunflower Spa opened in Appleton on January 21, 2003 offering massage therapy, body wraps, skin care and waxing. Lacy continues to grow her business and continue her education in the realm of wellness. In her spare time, Lacy is very active. She loves to travel and spend time with her husband Todd and their dog Otis. Lacy’s philosophy on life is, “Live today like it is your last day on earth — or whatever planet you may be on that day.”
Starting a business is tough! Operating, maintaining and realizing a profit from your start up is a very daunting and difficult task for anyone! Let’s face it though, being a woman entrepreneur in the business world makes it
more challenging to survive and thrive. Join us to hear The Good, The Bad and The Reality from ladies in business who have overcome the many challenges throughout their journey.
For EXCLUSIVE sponsorship opportunities at this first time event,
please contact Diane at: [email protected]
To purchase tickets visit: www.heartofthevalleychamber.com or call 920.766.1616
Panel Includes:
Women in Business Breakfast: The Good, The Bad, The Reality May 2, 2018
7:30 AM Registration and Enhanced Continental Breakfast
8:00 AM - 9:30 AM Panel Discussion
High Cliff Banquets and Events Center
5095 Golf Course Road, Sherwood Tickets will be $25.00 per person or $175.00 for a table of 8
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More than half of Americans either own or work for a small business, and they create about two out of
every three new jobs in the U.S. each year.
As part of National Small Business Week, we are excited to celebrate Small Business in our community and proud to offer a variety of events, seminars and networking opportunities during
the entire week. Mark your calendars and plan to attend any or all of the exciting events.
Tuesday, May 1st: Business Card Exchange Locate Staffing | 407 N Casaloma Drive, Appleton 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM Have you attended a business card exchange? Do you want to host a business card exchange? This is a great opportunity for you to showcase your business with business cards, flyers, promotions and tours. Please bring your business cards and another marketing material you have to network with other business professionals. Register here.
Wednesday, May 2nd: Women in Business Breakfast: The Good, The Bad, The Reality #LADYBOSS High Cliff Events and Banquets Center | 5095 Golf Course Road, Sherwood 7:30 AM - 9:30 AM Starting a business is tough! Operating, maintaining and realizing a profit from your start up is a very daunting and difficult task for anyone! Let’s face it though, being a woman entrepreneur in the business world makes it more challenging to survive and thrive. Join us to hear The Good, The Bad and The Reality from ladies in business who have overcome the many challenges throughout their journey. Register here.
Wednesday, May 2nd: SCORE- Celebrating Small Business Week Liberty Hall | 800 Eisenhower Drive, Appleton 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Join SCORE Fox Cities & Oshkosh celebrate their clients that stand out in our community, along with financial partners. Register here.
Thursday, May 3rd: Free Hospitality & Customer Service Workshop Presented by: David Spiegelberg, Regional Tourism Specialist, Wisconsin Department of Tourism 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM | Chamber Office
What does your welcome mat look like? What is your visitor preparedness strategy? These are just two of the many questions for the Heart of the Valley that will be answered through the Department of Tourism’s Hospitality & Customer Service Workshop. All of the good marketing in the world won’t make a bit of difference if our customers do not have an exceptional experience. The program is designed for front-line staff, management, business owners, nonprofit groups, volunteers and residents–anyone who works with the public and wants to make a positive and lasting impression with both customers and visitors. Register here.
Friday, May 4th at 9:00 AM: Ribbon Cutting: Karma - A Fitness Studio- 5361 County Road KK, Appleton
Register here.
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Company Name Primary Phone Full Mailing Address Primary Representative
Primary Rep: Email
5G Benefits, LLC (920) 385-1554 1345A North Rd #100 Green Bay, WI 54313
Tony Goebel [email protected]
Ademino & Associates, Inc.
(920) 734-3110 1001 Truman Street Kimberly, WI 54136
Vicki Wendt [email protected]
Ansay & Associates, LLC
(920) 560-7000 4351 W. College Ave., Suite 310 Appleton, WI 54914
Sheila Fenolio [email protected]
Financial Life Cycles (920) 435-8887 108 Packerland Drive, Suite D Green Bay, WI 54303
Jeni Viestenz [email protected]
Forsite Benefits (920) 593-1911 2300 Riverside Drive Green Bay, WI 54301
Will Robinson [email protected]
Hanson Benefits, Inc. (920) 955-1040 5317 W. Grande Mar-ket Drive, Suite E Appleton, WI 54913
Chris Hanson [email protected]
The Insurance Center
(920) 734-8735 920 Association Drive Appleton, WI 54914
Sharon Simon [email protected]
JMS Brokerage (920) 739-5181 4321 W. College Ave-nue, Suite 385 Appleton, WI 54912
Susan Stevens [email protected]
M3 Insurance (920) 455-7115 480 Pilgrim Way, Suite 1230 Green Bay, WI 54304
Cindy Van Asten [email protected]
McClone Agency, Inc.
(920) 725-3232 150 Main Street, #300 Menasha, WI 54952
Dustin McClone [email protected]
Truyman-Haase-Zahn
(920) 730-0123 420 E. Northland Ave., Ste. A Appleton, WI 54911
Trey Neher [email protected]
Universal Insurance Advisors
(920) 215-4995 100 W Lawrence Street Suite 313 Appleton, Wisconsin
Pamela Utpadel [email protected]
Valley Insurance Associates, Inc.
(920) 766-5511 200 E. Second Street, Suite 1A Kaukauna, WI 54130
Mike Driessen [email protected]
Van De Hey Financial Services, Inc.
(920) 766-9988 311 E Ann Street, Suite 2 Kaukauna, WI 54130
David Van De Hey
List of chamber members confirmed with Network who sell Network Health Insurance
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Marketing Roundtable
Presented by Greg Linnemanstons, Weidert Group
Business Card Exchange: St. Joe's Food Program
Business After Hours: Gerhard’s Kitchen & Bath Store co-hosted with
Home Builders Association of the Fox Cities
Non Profit Roundtable - Impact Club Fox Cities
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Kaukauna Downtown Meeting
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Welcome New Members Universal Insurance Advisors Inc 100 W Lawrence Street Suite 313 Appleton, WI 54911 (920) 215-4995 http://www.uiadvisors.com
UIA has established itself as one of the leading employee benefit firms servicing employers throughout Wisconsin. The UIA mission is to partner with you in the design and operation of an employee benefits package that maximizes the return on a large investment into the future of your organization and employees. We are advocates to increase employee awareness and education to help employers and employees get the most from their benefit package. We work diligently to keep our clients informed of new industry trends in a challenging regulatory environment, and are continually looking for new technology platforms to increase benefit communications and education. We invest in technology and resources, providing our clients access to industry leading services and advice, while maintaining the feel of a smaller organization that deeply cares for each and every one of its clients.
1st AYD Michael Kaul, Independent Contractor 1306 Berken Street Appleton, WI 54915 (920) 858-1540 [email protected] As an Independent Contractor for 1st AYD Corporation I deliver substantial cost savings in most everything that is purchased continuously. I serve the following: Industrial, Commercial, Municipalities, Institutional, Auto Dealerships and several other entities. Everything as simple as toilet paper, paper towel, hand soap, chemicals to safety equipment and anything in between. A true one stop shop with direct customer service that is top notch.
ERC: Counselors and Consultants 2565 E. Calumet Street, Suite 6 Appleton, WI 54915 920-403-7600 http://www.ERCincorp.com
Since 1992, ERC: Counselors & Consultants has been partnering with employers to provide short-term, solution-based counseling. As a center of excellence in the employee assistance field, ERC helps organizations prevent and address issues that affect the workplace. In addition, the ERC face-to-face counseling model assists employees and family members to effectively manage difficult personal situations. The end result is a healthy and engaged workforce.
RDE Bookkeeping Services Hilbert, WI 54129 262-671-857 5www.rdebookkeeping.com
My name is Renee Diedrichs and I am the owner of RDE Bookkeeping Services. I started my business in 2014 but I have been a bookkeeper for 22 years working with small privately-owned businesses. The idea of bookkeeping can be daunting to many small business owners, and the longer it is put off, the more intimidating and costly it becomes.
RDE Bookkeeping Services provides outsourced full service bookkeeping and QuickBooks consulting services to service-based small businesses and nonprofit organizations.
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Whether you’re getting ready to head on vacation this spring or travel for business to other parts of the globe, your smartphone can be a critical tool to help you connect with the world around you. Here are some translation apps to check out for your travels.
Google Translate is available for Android or iOS and can translate between languages by typing or taking a picture of text (like a sign or a menu). It has an offline mode when you do not have an internet connection and a two-way instant speech translation feature. The number of languages available varies by mode you are using. The app is free and is frequently updated.
Microsoft Translator offers many of the same features as Google Translate and also offers multi-person conversation translation by connecting devices. You can also look up and learn common phrases. The personal use app is free, but there is also an enterprise feature for business applications.
TripLingo is a more full-feature travel tool. It has instant translation, although fewer languages are available than Google Translate or Microsoft Translator. However, TripLingo helps you become a more informed traveler helping you learn essential phrases, providing a crash course on local culture and etiquette, and offering currency conversion features. There is a free and paid version of this application.
Bixby Vision is a built-in feature on the latest Samsung devices, no app required. Bixby vision can translate print via your camera lens. It can also be your tour guide, identifying landmarks and giving your more information about them. Beyond travel, Bixby powers image search if you want to learn more about a product that you see. With this feature it’s all about your smartphone being smarter and doing more without an app.
Stay connected and be an informed traveler with these tools and your smartphone. As always, follow Cellcom online for more tips and tricks on getting the most out of your smartphone.
Cellcom is the preferred provider for
The Heart of the Valley Chamber of Commerce.
For more information on how to save on your business through Heart of the Valley membership
contact Tim Schmidt at (920) 642-1100
Translation Tools
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The inaugural Gold Ribbon Gala, presented by McClone, will take place Wednesday, March 7, 2018 at the Bridgewood Resort’s Ballroom in Neenah. The event’s program includes cocktails, dinner and a live auction, with all event proceeds benefiting Children’s Cancer Family Foundation (CCFF). Through fun-filled events to lift spirits and financial assistance to lighten cancer’s economic burdens, CCFF assists local families battling pediatric cancer. Chris Hess, vice president of market development and sales for ThedaCare, has been named President and Chief Executive Officer of Goodwill Industries of North Central Wisconsin. Epiphany Law, LLC, a business law firm in Appleton, Wisconsin, is pleased to announce Attorney Mark Schubert has joined the Epiphany Law team. Mark assists clients in the areas of estate planning, probate and trust settlement, and elder law.
Schenck SC is pleased to announce Amy Biersteker, CEPA, MSE, business strategist, and Lisa Horn, CEPA, business strategist, recently earned the Certified Exit Planning Advisor designation after completing the Exit Planning Institute’s intensive four-day CEPA program in Atlanta, Georgia. On Friday, March 16, 2018, the Scenic Shore Inn officially broke ground on their new Motel and Conference facility. Owners Bob Davis, Laurie and Kristina Griffin along with various representatives from the City of Algoma, community members and the project team gathered to celebrate the expansion. Bayland Buildings, Inc. of Green Bay has been chosen as the general contractor for the upcoming project located at 2221 Lake Street (Hwy 42), Algoma, Wis. The 8 guestrooms, 2 kitchenettes, two-story motel, will be a welcomed facility for the city of Algoma. Enhanced tourism to the area has recently increased demand for hospitality facilities. The motel will also feature a conference area, gathering space, indoor swimming pool and sauna with a large outdoor deck over-looking a wildlife filled view. These added amenities will also be available to the entire community for public use. Be sure to join us this September as we celebrate our 10-year anniversary. The Wisconsin Family Business Forum at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh is seeking businesses in the I-41 Corridor in need of succession planning assistance. The Wisconsin Family Business Forum will assist ten (10) businesses by helping to create a written succession plan. This assistance is partially funded by a grant from the US Department of Defense – Office of Economic Adjustment. Businesses can apply for assistance at http://wfbf.uwosh.edu/SuccessionPlanningGrant.php . The application deadline is April 15, 2018.
JP Graphics Inc was awarded the Heart of the Valley Chamber of Commerce 2018 Small Business of the Year Award for the Manufacturing division. JP Graphics is a leading Commercial Printer located in Appleton and is celebrating its 49th year in Business. The award was given based on criteria involving Investment, Growth, Success and Community Involvement. JP Graphics was selected from a pool of Applicants and received the award at the Annual Awards Banquet in February. “I want to Thank all of our Great Customers and the Great Employees of JP Graphics for making this award possible” Rod Stoffel, President, JP Graphics. Goodwill Industries of North Central Wisconsin (NCW) is pleased to announce the merger of two innovative programs — Neighborhood Partners and NeighborCARE — to operate under the banner of Neighborhood Partners. A fifth Goodwill organization — Goodwill of the Heartland — has joined Goodwill Industries of North Central Wisconsin (NCW) in contributing merchandise to reStitch.com, which sells donated, brand-name women’s apparel at value-driven prices.
The local PODS Franchisee is excited to announce the official groundbreaking of their new Fox Valley location. In celebration of the expansion a groundbreaking ceremony was held on Wednesday, March 21, 2018 at 2801 West Evergreen Drive in Appleton, Wis. built by Bayland Builders. Money Smart Week Fox Cities is offering free events for community members. On Sunday, April 22, from noon until 5 p.m. is the Financial Literacy Free Day at The Building for Kids Children’s Museum, 100 W. College Ave., downtown Appleton. Children will learn the basics of financial literacy through interactive play.
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Amy Biersteker
Lisa Horn
The Hot Deals option is a great way to promote Chamber businesses while also keeping dollars in the membership and community! Hot Deals
discounts allow you to earn discounts when you do business with fellow Chamber members.
Current Hot Deals: SUNFLOWER SPA ***FIRST TIME GUEST*** HEART OF THE VALLEY CHAMBER MEMBER BENEFIT - Sunflower Spa - Appleton FURNISHED OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE- MOVE-IN/REFERRAL BONUS - Allouez Business Center - GB CELLCOM is the preferred provider for The Heart of the Valley Chamber of Commerce. NUTRITIONAL HEALING NOW OFFERS A 10% DISCOUNT ON ALL SERVICES TO CHAMBER MEMBERS! Nutritional Healing - Appleton
Are you interested in offering fellow Chamber members a discount? Use your login credentials to post or view available Hot Deals to share with other members. Don’t have your login credentials?
Email Jamie Harvey at: [email protected]. Is your business hiring? You can also use your credentials to login and post any job openings you are hiring for. Other members can login and view any listings!
Current job openings: MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA - FINANCIAL REPRESENTATIVE Logging in will also allow you to view any other member events they have posted on our calendar. Click here to view the full April calendar of events:
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