November - Hilton Head Island-Bluffton Chamber of Commerce

P.O. Box 5647
Hilton Head Island, SC 29938
HiltonHeadIsland.org
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A monthly publication of the
Hilton Head Island • Bluffton Chamber of Commerce
WINE | DINE | ENJOY page 2
Ooh La La page 4
France Getaway!
Good Business page 5
Numbers Tell The Story
Island Ironman Brings It page 10
On World Stage
Taste of the Season
WINE - DINE - ENJOY
Get holiday inspiration and
experience the innovative cuisine of top area chefs
as they share their culinary fare from more than
35 of your favorite restaurants at the 24th annual
Taste of the Season.
Here’s your chance to explore all the new
restaurants on your list, and some of the
Lowcountry’s landmark favorites. From haute
cuisine to Lowcountry classics – there’s something
to please every palate at the popular holiday event
Featuring well-known favorites including SERG
Group restaurants like Frankie Bones, WiseGuys,
and One Hot Mama’s, to newcomers NEO and
Ombra and island icons including Alexander’s, The
Old Oyster Factory and Hudson’s Seafood House
on the Docks, the event offers a mouth-watering
tour of the Lowcountry’s culinary landscape.
“The holiday season creates special
opportunities for Lowcountry chefs to
showcase regional favorites and add to
those traditional twists,” said Chef Greg
Tucker of WiseGuys. “Taste of the Season
is the official kickoff for the holidays for
our local restaurants.”
Get a headstart on holiday shopping with
fabulous silent auction items featuring great
getaways and gift items just in time for the
season. This is one holiday event you won’t want
to miss!
It’s always a sell-out! Tickets on sale now at
hiltonheadchamber.org, chamber headquarters,
and the chamber’s Bluffton office.
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2012 Winner of “Best Cuisine” Hugo Brandon Arrietta took top honors
for Hugo’s surf n’ turf lollipops, lobster wontons, and Hawaiian-seared
filet mignon.
Taste of the Season Participating Restaurants
At Press Time
Alexander’s Seafood Restaurant
The Beach House - A Holiday Inn Resort
The Black Marlin Bayside Grill
Chart House
Conroy’s at the Hilton Head Marriott Resort & Spa
ELA’S Blu Water Grille
Elaine’s Cake Creations & Sugar Garden
Frankie Bones Restaurant and Lounge
HH Prime at the Omni Hilton Head Oceanfront Resort
Hilton Head Health
Hudson’s Seafood House on the Docks
Hugo’s Seafood and Steakhouse
Michael Anthony’s Cucina Italiana
NEO Farm to Table Gastropub
Old Oyster Factory
OMBRA Cucina Rustica
One Hot Mama’s/The Lodge
Pino Gelato
Red Fish
Robert Irvine’s eat!
Sonesta Resort Hilton Head Island
Skull Creek Boathouse
The Sea Pines Resort
Trattoria Divina
Wild Wing Cafe
WiseGuys Restaurant and Lounge
Specialty Spirits by Ben Arnold
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Discover The Famed French Riviera
Ready to explore the French
Riviera? Here’s your chance to stroll through
the Nice Cours Saleya Flower Market,
Rothschild Villa and Gardens, visit Monaco, the
Roman Arena, Parfumerie and more with an
exciting optional three-night Paris post-tour
extension. Deadline is just a few short days
away.
Join your fellow chamber members for a
fabulous 9-day getaway in the famed French
Riviera, filled with history, art and culture.
The French Riviera Tour, a partnership with
Island Travel and Collette Vacations, offers an
exclusive opportunity to see France with an all
arrangements-made tour, April 24-May 2.
Enjoy all the sights, the tour features every
night at the same hotel, so unpack once and
explore the famous boulevards, bistros and
more.
Don’t miss this great opportunity to discover
the famed French Riviera. The chamber has
your ticket! Deposit deadline is November 22.
For more information go to
hiltonheadchamber.org or call 341-8369.
French Riviera Tour
April 24 - May 2
Only 20 Spots Left!
$3,399 includes roundtrip airfare from Savannah,
accommodations and many of your meals,
based on double occupancy
Single $3,399, Triple $3,369
Special rates above offered through November 22.
• See the Roman Ampitheatre
• Casino of Monte Carlo
• Fragonard Parfumerie
• Tour Cote d’Azur!
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Audits & Why They
Matter in Business
D.R. Horton Homes are
When it comes to audits, the numbers
really do tell the story. An independent audit is a
reflection on not only your business; it’s also a reflection
on your firm’s commitment to represent itself with
transparency.
Just as we have for the past 30 years, the chamber
conducts an independent audit annually. To ensure
adherence to generally accepted accounting principles,
the chamber’s finance committee and board of directors
approve the annual engagement of an auditing firm.
Columbia-based firm J.W. Hunt was engaged this past
August and the audit was reviewed and unanimously
approved by the finance committee and board of
directors this past September.
WHAT ARE THE TOP 5 REASONS TO CONDUCT AN AUDIT?
1. Ensure the effective operation of an organization.
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eview compliance with a multitude of
administrative regulations.
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that the business is functioning well and you are
prepared to meet potential challenges.
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aintain/enhance the organization’s reputation in
the community.
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hundreds with
Natural Gas!
Heritage at New Riverside by
D.R. Horton is set amidst the beautiful natural
surroundings of the South Carolina lowcountry.
D.R. Horton is building three home collections to meet
every home buyer’s needs, from one-story ranch plans
of 1500 sq. ft. to three-story homes with 4300 sq. ft.
The homes at Heritage of New Riverside start in the
$160s and offer many floor plans. Natural gas heat and
water heat are standard in every home. You’ll be living
your dream in your new home in Heritage at New
Riverside with all the great amenities offered, including
a huge community pool, clubhouse for entertaining,
playground and lagoons for fishing.
This community is located off Hwy. 46 at Heritage
Parkway. Open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday-Friday.
Call 843-706-4029 or visit
drhorton.com/hiltonhead.
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erform a “due diligence” review for shareholders
or potential investors.
“An audit tests the essential internal controls over
financial reporting and provides impartial assessment
of the effectiveness of financial reporting,” said Ray
Warco, chairman of the chamber’s finance committee.
“For that reason, the chamber’s annual audit for the
past five years can be found on the chamber’s business
metrics website thinkhiltonheadisland.org.”
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Putting Hilton Head Island & Bluffton
in the National News
Chamber VCB Honored
With ConventionSouth’s
Readers Choice Award
The Hilton Head IslandBluffton Chamber of
Commerce & Visitor
and Convention
Bureau recently
won the prestigious
ConventionSouth Annual
Readers’ Choice Award.
Conde Nast Traveler readers vote Hilton Head Island and
The Inn at Palmetto Bluff among the best in the country.
Hilton Head Island was ranked among the top 10 Island
getaway destinations in the U.S. in Conde Nast Traveler
Readers Choice 2013 Awards and The Inn at Palmetto Bluff
shared honors for the best hotel and resort in the U.S.
The premier travel magazine readers’ poll ranks the best
cities, islands, cruise lines, airlines, hotels and resorts in
the world. The Inn at Palmetto Bluff was noted for “superb
Southern-style service from staff who make you feel like
the first-ever guests.”
The honorees are
chosen by the readers
of ConventionSouth
magazine. The accolade
is awarded to visitor and convention bureaus, hotels
and conference centers by the nation’s top meeting
professionals. The chamber will be featured in the
December 2013 Awards issue.
Celebrating over 30 years as a leading meeting
planning resource, ConventionSouth is distributed to
more than 18,000 meeting professional across the
country who book meetings in the South.
Hilton Head Island was ranked 9th-Best Island in the U.S.
Travel + Leisure November issue
features Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront
Resort and The Inn at Palmetto Bluff on
their prestigious 2013 Winners for Family
Travel World’s Best Awards.
The upscale travel publication’s readers’
poll ranks Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront
Resort at #23 and The Inn at Palmetto
Bluff received #24 on the top 50 regional
winners list.
Traveler + Leisure reaches a monthly
circulation of 1 million readers.
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The Chamber’s recent VCB destination shoot captured the
Island’s pristine beaches as well as recreational activities, water
sports, dining and Lowcountry scenes for use in promotional
materials.
CHAMBER
EVENTS
On The Scene
NOVEMBER
4State of the Region
Hilton Head Marriott Resort & Spa
Registration: 11:15 a.m.
Program: 12:00 p.m.
5Business Education
Partnership Committee
8:30 a.m. chamber headquarters
14 Business After Hours
5:30 - 7:00 p.m.
Park Lane Hotel & Suites
22Taste of the Season
Tickets on Sale Now!
Hilton Head Marriott Resort & Spa
6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
DECEMBER
3 Business Education
Partnership Committee
8:30 a.m. chamber headquarters
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Business After Hours
5:30 - 7:00 p.m.
Old Oyster Factory
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Government Affairs Committee
8:00 a.m. chamber headquarters
Top: Business After Hours at Bomboras Grille was the place to be, as attendees enjoyed casual networking,
served up with great signature Bomboras apps! Celebrating Ribbon-Cuttings & Grand-Openings at: Bluffton
Center for Dentistry, Pandora, Timeless Interiors, and Coastal Bliss.
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Who’s Who and Who’s Where
To submit information, please email Anne Feldman at afeldman@hiltonheadisland.org
Christine J. Ferguson, Ph.D.
Carla Smith
Kathleen Kiely
New Position: Chair of the
Department of Education at USCB
Old Position: Professor and chair
of the department of education
at USCB
New Position: Agent at Keller
Williams Realty
Old Position: Tenant
Relations Manager at property
management agency in FL
New Position: Director of
marketing and communications
at Long Cove Club
Old Position: Membership
director at Metropolitan Club,
Cincinnati, OH
Bob McKinney
Ananda Montilha
New Position: President, chief
executive officer of Atlantic
Community Bank
Old Position: Market president,
Ameris Bank
New Position: Public relations
coordinator at Law Office of Jay A.
Mullinax
Old Position: Formerly enrolled
in law school in Brazil. Currently
enrolled at USCB
Maureen Korzik
Mark Desjean
New Position: Agent at RE/MAX
Island Realty
Old Position: Agent at Blue Chip
Hilton Head
New Position: Executive director
at Second Helpings
Old Position: Communications
chairperson, Piper Glen Master
Association Board, Charlotte, NC
Dr. Matthew McCoy, OD
Angela Garcia, RN
New Position: Optician at Optical
Solutions of Bluffton
Old Position: Recently graduated
Univ. of Missouri, St. Louis College
of Optometry
New Position: Director of the
Emergency Department at Coastal
Carolina Hospital
Old Position: Clinical Lead of
Emergency Department at Coastal
Carolina Hospital
Marge Dwyer
Josh Casson
New Position: Agent at The
Alliance Group Realty
Old Position: Agent at Premium
Properties of Hilton Head
New Position: Director of business
development at Association
Services, Inc. – An Associa
Company
Old Position: Property manager at
Sunset Rentals Co.
Susan Sherry
New Position: Vice president,
commercial lender at Atlantic
Community Bank
Old Position: Vice president,
relationship manager, Ameris
Bank
Stuart Grant
New Position: Promoted
to director of business
development, residential
maintenance services at The
Greenery
Old Position: Operations
manager for Hilton Head Island
at The Greenery
Corrine Taylor
New Position: Agent at Weichert
Realtors Coastal Properties
Old Position: Former agent in
Tampa, Bradenton and Sarasota,
FL
Linda Lamb
New Position: Marketing
coordinator at Wood+Partners, Inc.
Old Position: Accounting Manager
at The Salty Dog
Linda Powers
New Position: Director of
philanthropy at United Way of
the Lowcountry, Hilton Head /
Bluffton
Old Position: Executive director at
Art League of Hilton Head
Brad Hix
New Position: Project Planner at
Wood+Partners, Inc.
Old Position: Owner/Principal at
Environmental Design Studios
Susan Elson
New Position: Director of
marketing, DayBreak of the
Lowcountry
Old Position: Director of
membership, Greater Bluffton
Chamber of Commerce
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Business After Hours Features Fashion
and Food by Frankie Bones
The holidays are almost here
and Park Lane Suites is hosting a
great Business After Hours! Join
us for some great networking,
signature Frankie Bones apps, and
a fun holiday preview featuring
fashions, gifts, decorating tips and
more at November’s Business After
Hours at Park Lane Hotel & Suites.
Enjoy special appetizers
from Frankie Bones along with
complimentary beer and wine, and
a fun fashion preview from Belk
and Affordables, LLC, special gifts
from Clinique, corporate gift ideas and more!
The cost to attend is $10 for members and $20 for non-members. For more information go to
hiltonheadchamber.org.
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Business News November
Business in Education: Project Connect Donation Powers Local Math Classes
McCracken Middle School Math Teacher, Casey Swofford, remembers having to shelve
her students’ graphing calculators last spring because the school could not afford
to replace them. Now, thanks to the chamber’s business education Project Connect
program, and a donation by Interstate All Battery Center in Bluffton—problem solved!
“It’s a natural fit for us to do this,” said Carlton Bruner, President of Interstate Batteries’
Bluffton location. “When I heard about these teachers in need, it was a win-win.”
Project Connect helps partner teachers in need of classroom supplies with local
businesses and community members that want to support education in a tangible way.
Project Connect has many more teacher wish lists. For information on how you can
take part, contact the chamber at 843.785-3673 or email Hannah Horne at hhorne@
hiltonheadisland.org
THAT’S GOOD ADVICE: The 5-Step Elevator Pitch
Can you tell someone who you are and what you do in five minutes or less? If you haven’t tried, you may want to consider it – it’s the best way to
turn strangers into possible clients.
Hit these basics, and you should be covered. Number one: introduce yourself, starting with your name, company name and your service. Follow-up
with the problems your company solves, offer proof and a plan, and stop and listen. Go ahead and practice, you’ll be surprised at how effectively
concise information can work for you.
Source – openforum.com
Chamber Member
Hilton Head Ironman
Nick Felix At World
Championships
in Kona
World-class triathlete Nick Felix knows all about
competing for his personal best. The Hilton Head
attorney and Lowcountry triathlete just returned
triumphantly from the Ironman World Championships
in Kona where he exceeded his goal with a 2.4 mile swim
in 1 hour 7 minutes; 112 mile bike ride in 5 hours 18
minutes, and 26.2 mile running marathon in 4 hours, 25
minutes, an average of 10:06 minutes per mile.
Not too many of us can imagine the speed, endurance
and commitment needed to make it to the world
championships, where Felix finished 994 out of 1,569 men
and 1,205 out of 2,134 total participants! Felix’s total time
was 11 hours, 00 minutes and 3 seconds.
Endurance training is second nature to the Citadel
graduate who rose to the rank of major in the U.S. Marine
Corps. When he’s not at his McNair Law Firm office, you
may see him training around the island. Training steadily
and mental preparation are what keep him going – CBM
salutes his efforts on the world stage and at home in the
Lowcountry.
THANK YOU: WE COULDN’T HAVE DONE
IT WITHOUT YOU...
n Bomboras Grille for hosting October Business After Hours
n Special thanks to tourism partners participation in chamber
destination photo shoot: Island Getaway Rentals, Sonesta
Resort Hilton Head Island, Shipyard Beach Club, The Cottage,
Outside Hilton Head, Aqua Sports – Sea Wolf Charters, Live
Oac, Chef Brooks Rinehart, Craig Copas, Harbourside Marina
Sales, David James and “Sea Destiny,” Wayne Wickstrom, Larkin
Group, ResortQuest, Resort Rentals, SERG Group/WiseGuys,
Chart House, Meeting Dynamics, The Sea Pines Resort, Port
Royal Racquet Club, Red Trolly Tour, SOBA (Society of Bluffton
Artists), Complete Home, Mary O’Neill, Maye River Gallery, David
Nelems, Don Ryan Center for Innovation, Van Der Meer Shipyard
Tennis Resort, The Heritage Collection on Hilton Head Island,
Palmetto Bluff, LowSea Bike, Beach & Baby Rental, Charles Harris
Photography and crew, and models: Paul Boes, Clay Corkern,
Brigham Cornelius, Becca Edwards, Tracy and Todd Hawk,
Hunter Hawk, John Jenkins, Joy and Mark Lawson, Celia and Jeff
Miller, Mike Overton, Kevin Roberson, Gloria and Carl Statham,
Kathryn Hopp-Unangst and Grace Wang.
n Corks Wine Bar in Bluffton for hosting Chamber Young
Professionals
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Members Making News November
Hilton Head Hospital was awarded the Blue Distinction Center for
H2O Sports joined forces with Vagabond Cruise and will offer services
Cardiac Care designation among SC hospitals recognized by BlueCross
BlueShield of SC for delivering quality cardiac care as part of the
national Blue Distinction Centers for Specialty Care program.
with a new 24-passenger catamaran into Harbour Town. The firm’s
owner Brook McCullough now has water sports in three marinas, South
Beach, Harbour Town and Palmetto Bay Marina.
The Greenery, Inc. acquired the assets of Elliott’s Landscape, Inc. of
Savannah, GA. The family-owned and operated landscape maintenance
company specializes in commercial and residential landscape design,
build and maintenance. Former owner Russell Elliott and staff will
continue serving clients as employee owners of The Greenery.
Beaufort County School District recently announced that Bluffton
High School and Okatie Elementary School are among 17 public school
semifinalists for the 2014 Palmetto’s Finest Schools Awards.
J Banks Design retail store was named Best Home Accents Store for
the US East Atlantic region at the 24th annual ARTS awards gala in
Dallas, TX. The ARTS awards is the premier awards program dedicated
to home industry excellence and achievement.
TAILGATE SOX
Coastal Carolina Hospital announced it will launch a new obstetrics
and gynecology program in spring, 2014 by expanding the hospital’s
women’s health services. The new unit will feature 16 beds, the latest
equipment, and enhancements for the care of mothers and newborns.
Town of Bluffton Police Chief Joey Reynolds was recently sworn in as
Sun City Hilton Head’s government and business affairs committee
honored four organizations during its Lowcountry Community
Recognition event last month. Honorees included Douglas Graham,
volunteer fire chief for Levy and Bellinger Hill; Shaw Chin Capps,
executive director, Hope Haven;Kathy Cramer and Cherie Taylor,
volunteer co-directors for Special Olympics Area 8; and Karen Lavery,
executive director, Bluffton-Jasper County Volunteers in Medicine.
Like A Jersey For Your Car
the third vice president to the F.B.I. National Academy Associates, Inc.
in Orlando, FL at the annual training conference. Reynolds is slated to
be organization president in 2017. The FBINAA, comprised of 18,000
members, is dedicated to law enforcement expertise, training, education
and information.
Dallas International Trading and Solutions, LLC recently
announced that Carlton B. Dallas, managing director, attended the 20th
annual Private Equity Analysts Conference in New York City. The PEAC
is sponsored by the Dow Jones Company/Wall Street Journal.
Resort Rentals of Hilton Head and Hilton Head Vacation
Rentals recently announced the merger of the two vacation rental
management companies. The newly combined firm will retain the
personnel from each company. Each website, www.hhivacations.com
and www.800beachme.com will remain operational with combined
inventory of both companies on each site.
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Membership Renewals Thank You!
30+ years
15-19 years
4-9 years
1-3 years
Carolina Termite & Pest
Control, Inc.
Benny Hudson Seafood
Atlantic Community Bank
Bear Foot Sports
Carolina Volvo
Bistro 17
Celebrity Golf Foundation
New
Members
Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront
Resort
Community Foundation of
the Lowcountry
Buckwalter Place/
Buckwalter Commercial
Cera Products Inc.
Regions Bank
Allied Printing Services
CenturyLink
Sonesta Resort Hilton Head
Island
Express Restaurant
Delivery
Bluffton Center for
Dentistry
Bluffton Jasper Volunteers
in Medicine
Certa Pro Painters
Coastal Bliss
Edward Jones
Heritage Fine Jewelry
Incresol Group
Millennium
InterNetworks, Inc.
Optical Solutions
Parker’s #32
Parker’s #33
20-29 years
Ad-Vise, Inc.
Boys & Girls Club of Hilton
Head
Town of Hilton Head Island
Chatham Parkway Toyota/
Lexus/Scion
Old South Apartment
Homes
Claude & Uli’s Signature
Bistro
Saks 5th Avenue Off 5th
Creative Wedding
Ceremonies
10-14 years
Harbour Town Lighthouse
Museum & Shop
All About Me
Cypress of Hilton Head
Island
Goodwill Industries of
Lower SC
Grayco Hardware
Hilton Head Heroes
Hilton Head National Golf
Club
Hilton Head Island
Motoring Festival &
Concours d’Elegance
Hilton Head Vacation
Rentals
Parker’s #36
Pirate’s Island Adventure
Golf, Inc.
Parker’s #38
Stanley Steemer
Second Helpings, Inc.
Sharon Fisher &
Associates, LLC
Hilton Head Plantation
Property Owners’ Assoc.
Hilton Head Shore Notes
Comcast Spotlight
Corks Wine Company
Daniel’s Restaurant &
Lounge
Dunkin Donuts at Hilton
Head Island
Floors by Sterling Hight
Goodwill Industries of
Lower South Carolina
Jiva Yoga Center
Island Family Dental
Mitchelville Preservation
Project
Palmetto Mosquito Control,
LLC
Paradise Beach Bikes
Street Meet The American
Tavern
Tidewater Hospice
Reclamation By Design
Sea Pines Real Estate at The
Beach Club
Shelco, Inc.
The Kickin’ Chicken
New York Life Insurance Co.
Vital Healthcare
Consultants
Ocean Woods Landscaping
Co., Inc.
Witmer Jones Keefer
Stephens Compounding
Pharmacy
The Bluffton Sun
New Member Highlights
Did you know:
The Hilton Head Island•
Bluffton Chamber of
Commerce has one of
the highest chamber
member retention rates
in the nation.
To submit information, please email Anne Feldman at afeldman@hiltonheadisland.org
Building Innovations - Winslow Kitchen
Studio
Bluffton Jasper County Volunteers in
Medicine
Rick Winslow
14 New Orleans Road, #7
Hilton Head Island
www.winslowkitchenstudio.com
Karen Lavery
1 Burnt Church Road
Bluffton
www.blufftonjaspervim.org
Building Innovations – Winslow Kitchen Studio is a onestop kitchen and bath design center with a state of the
art showroom offering a full complement of services
and products.
Bluffton Jasper County Volunteers in Medicine, with
the dedicated services of volunteer doctors, nurses and
allied health professionals, provide medical care to the
greater Bluffton and Jasper County residents who are
without medical insurance.
Second Helpings
Transportation Safety Apparel
Maureen Korzik
20 Palmetto Parkway
Hilton Head Island
www.secondhelpingslc.org
Second Helpings non-profit organization rescues food
that would have been discarded and redistributes
to local food banks, faith-based organizations and
charities in Beaufort and Jasper counties. In 2012,
volunteers delivered 2.6 million pounds of food to 67
organizations.
John Trimble
84 Beach City Rd
Hilton Head Island
www.TSAsafety.com
Transportation Safety Apparel specializes in uniforms
and safety programs for organizations in the aviation,
waste, construction, landscaping, public works, public
safety and railroad industries. Celebrating 10 years in
business, they contract with businesses including Waste
Management, Delta and American Airlines.
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