Aug - Greater Vineland Chamber of Commerce
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Aug - Greater Vineland Chamber of Commerce
> Advocacy: GVCC tracks important legislation > Recognition: Members in the limelight > September 15 GVCC luncheon > Welcome new and renewing at Ramada Inn is titled “Advocacy members Affects Your Business–Your Voice > Promotions and accolades is Our Strength.” SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY’S BUSINESS-TO-BUSINESS NEWSLETTER SBDC Marketing Seminar at Stockton University MONDAY, AUGUST 15 TOPIC: ENCORE ENTREPRENEURS: ONLINE PRESENCE, DIGITAL MEDIA AND MARKETING 3–5 p.m. Learn about Online Presence, Digital Media and Other Marketing Options and Strategies for established and growing small businesses. Presented by Greg Markowitz is an Account Executive for Propel Marketing. For more info or to register call 609-626-3889. SAVE THE DATES: SEPTEMBER 13 • TUESDAY MEET & GREET. Bennigan’s Shamrock Room. 5:30-7 p.m. Free. Members only. Register by September 12 or pay $5 at the door. Topic: “Advocacy Affects Your Business-Your Voice is Our Strength." Members $25. Non-members $30. Must register by September 13. SEPTEMBER 28 • WEDNESDAY GVCC WOMEN’S PROFESSIONAL GROUP LUNCHEON. Merighi’s Savoy Inn. 12 noon. Showcasing health and wellness members. Members only $20. Must register by September 26. > Marketing Seminar at Stockton University > Vineland’s Jersey Fresh Festival set for August 14 VOLUME 30 • NUMBER 8 > AUGUST 2016 Hole-in-One! Cash Mob Ron Jaworski welcomes Chamber Yummylicious at Cumberland members. Mall plays host on Friday, July 15. The Greater Vineland Chamber of Commerce (GVCC) hosted its annual golf classic for the 26th year. On Thursday, July 21, at Running Deer Golf Club in Pittsgrove, the golfers began their day with some encouraging words from sports celebrity and golf course owner Ron Jaworski. The day proceeded with fun and valuable prizes for the golfers, including a $100,000 cash prize sponsored by Newfield National Bank. There was a “hit the bullseye on the tree or come closest to the tree and win a chainsaw” from LaTorre Hardware. If you landed in the water, you won a gift certificate from Al & Sam’s Canoes & Kayaks. The first-place team, with a score of 14 under, was the TD Bank team of Kevin Gibala, Adam Bracy, Mike Capriotti and Thomas Kalick. They won a private airplane roundtrip flight to a location of their choice. The most excitement of the day was created by Pete Capizola of Newfield National Bank, when he hit a hole in one on a contest hole. Pete won a $5,000 gift card donated by Dondero’s Diamonds and Fine Jewelry and a set of Nike irons. The GVCC thanks all those who attended, sponsored, donated and volunteered to make the event a success. Golf Tournament sponsors were: Ace Plumbing, Heating & Electrical Supplies, Ameriprise Financial Services, BB&T, Bottino’s ShopRite Supermarkets, Cape Bank, Century Savings Bank, Comcast, South Jersey Industries, and UA Auto Sales. The GVCC hosts this exciting event annually in July and everyone is welcome to join them next year. ABOVE: Pete Capizola’s hole-in-one earned him a $5,000 gift card to Dondero’s Jewelry. RIGHT: The winning TD Bank team (with GVCC President Vic LaTorre) won a private roundtrip flight. “JOIN THE TEAM KEEP IT CLEAN” We are pleased to report the following businesses have taken the pledge! —Crust N Krumbs Bakery —Frank’s Realty Company —Friends And Family Diner —Healthsouth Rehabilitation Hospital Of Vineland —Maturo Realty, Inc. —Newfield National Bank – All Vineland locations on Main Road, East Vineland Office, and 6th Street & Landis Avenue. —South Jersey Paper Love Where You Live and join these businesses. Take the pledge to keep our community clean! Details on the GVCC website: vinelandchamber.org. WWW.VINELANDCHAMBER.ORG { C1 } SEPTEMBER 15 • THURSDAY GVCC GENERAL MEMBERSHIP LUNCHEON. Ramada Inn, Vineland. 12 noon. > Cash Mob at Rita’s Water Ice (Lincoln and Landis) on Thursday, August 25, at 12:30 p.m. > Women’s lunch set for Sept. 28 News&Views TUESDAY, AUGUST 23 CUMBERLAND COUNTY TECHNICAL SCHOOL NETWORKING AND CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST. 8 a.m. This event is for Cumberland County Chambers and their members. It will be at the new school, 8 a.m. for networking and Continental breakfast. Presentation by Dr. Dina Elliott at 8:30 a.m. Tour of school 8:45–9:30 a.m. Register with the GVCC by August 16. > Next Meet & Greet at > Partnerships: Support Bennigan’s on September 13 Member Events GREATER VINELAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Welcome Message 2115 S. Delsea Dr. Vineland, NJ 08360 Phone 856-691-7400 Fax 856-691-2113 www.vinelandchamber.org info@vinelandchamber.org As we are in the middle of the summer season, the GVCC is looking ahead and planning a variety of events, seminars and programs that we hope you will find useful, informative and fun! Be sure to review this newsletter for upcoming schedules and also check our website under the “events” tab as every- EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: Dawn Hunter OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Victor LaTorre LaTorre Hardware FIRST VICE PRESIDENT: Jeff George Merrill Lynch SECOND VICE PRESIDENT: Frank Guaracini, III Frank’s Realty BOARD OF DIRECTORS Keith Baldosaro South Jersey Litho Pete Capizola Newfield National Bank Ginger Chase Sir Speedy of Vineland Dina Rossi Elliott, Ed. D Cumberland County Technical Education Center Scott Fransko Max Communications, Inc. Kevin Gibala TD Bank Joseph Isabella Vineland Municipal Utilities Barbara Jones Servpro of Cumberland County Leslie Jones Healthsouth Rehabilitation Hospital of Vineland Peter Kaprielyan Inspira Health Network Stacey Lilliston Lilliston Ford Donna Perez Wells Fargo Advisors { C2 } GREATER VINELAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE > AUGUST 2016 Aaron Price Family Medical Equipment Kevin Pustizzi Clearbridge Media / SNJ Today Nicholas Scardino BB&T Dave Surdam Chemglass Life Sciences, LLC TREASURER: Steve Testa Romano, Hearing, Testa & Knorr, CPAs, P.A. SOLICITOR: Michael Benson Buonadonna & Benson, P.C. PUBLISHER: SNJ Today / The Grapevine Want to Go Green? Your New Jersey Small Business Development Centers now have expert and highly specialized consultants ready to help you start or expand Sustainability practices. These are FREE services! As a business owner, you can make a difference by “going green.” Even the most basic steps to incorporate sustainability practices in your business operations can have positive, long-term effects on your bottom line, and contribute to your competitive advantage—as well as positive effects on our environment! What is sustainability? It means examining and improving business operations in order to: • Consume fewer resources • Operate more efficiently • Deliver products and services to meet the demand of conscientious consumers in a socially and environmentally responsible way Benefits of Sustainability are: • Cost savings via resource conservation • Risk mitigation (to price volatility and pollution effects) • Attraction/retention of good employees • Access to capital (socially responsible investing resources) • Innovation and new opportunities • Healthier and safer work environment • Competitive advantage / improved company image (supply chain advantage and broader market) • Recognition and distinction (NJSBDC Annual Success Award / Membership in NJ Sustainable Business Registry) To take advantage of this opportunity and learn more about applying for the registry, contact the local Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at Stockton College: Director Carol Waties (609-6263889, carol.waties@stockton.edu, njsbdc.com/sustainability-consulting. thing is posted there as well. SAVE THESE DATES: • November 2 for our 2nd Annual “Honoring Veterans in Business” Breakfast. Do you have an employee who is a veteran that you wish to recognize for their service? Visit our website and download the submission form. Deadline is October 1. • December 15 for our Holiday Luncheon. Do you have an employee you wish to recognize for their giving spirit? We will be recognizing those employees at this luncheon. More information will be sent to you soon. Enjoy the remaining summertime! Be sure to get involved, get connected and recognition Using all available tools to promote businesses and the GVCC. “come grow with us!” Also, don’t forget you can get your business recognized by getting another business to “Join the Bunch!” Details about the program can be found on our website. — Dawn Hunter, Executive Director New Member Yummylicious LLC Classification: Restaurant 3849 S. Delsea Dr. #11 Vineland, NJ 08360 856-300-7958 Sally Huang Congratulations to These Members: Great American Hotel Group, Inc. (GRAM) has assumed the management of the Fairfield Inn & Suites Millville/Vineland NJ, located at 301 Bluebird Lane, Millville, NJ 08332. The hotel will continue to operate as a Marriott franchise, owned by Gran Prix Partners LP based in Plymouth Meeting, PA. Operations at the hotel will operate without interruption throughout the transition. Jordan Figueroa has been promoted to General Manager of the 111-room hotel. Figueroa was formerly the director of Sales at the property and will continue overseeing sales operations. ComTec USA was recently awarded with their first Double Diamond status in the Smart Partner Program. The Vineland-based company is 1 of 11 Partners in Tri-State of the Northeast US area to ever receive this status by NEC Corporation of America, a provider of integrated technology solutions designed to improve people’s ability to work and communicate. Member Renewals ARC International Biagi, Chance, Cummins, London, Titzer, Inc. C.A.S. Music Productions Centerton Country Club Denny's Restaurant Dr. Ashok Kumar Pilly, MD Dun-Rite Sand & Gravel Co., Inc. Erco Ceilings of Somers Point Frank Guaracini, Jr. Transportation Co. General Mills Hendricks House, Inc. MacDonald Communications Millville Army Air Field Museum Mints Insurance Agency Pathstone Ploch Farms Quality Inn Vineland Ramada Vineland Reminder Newspaper Rusty's Driving School Samuel Coraluzzo Co., Inc. SNJ Today South Jersey Motor Trends South Vineland Tavern Vineland Syrup, Inc. VM Glass Company Wheaton Arts & Cultural Center TOTAL Eyecare •Complete Eye Exams •Custom Blade-Free LASIK •Non-dilated digital retinal photos (no more dilating eye drops) •DROPLESS Cataract Surgery •Surgical Consultations & second opinions •Variety of Contact lenses •Glaucoma surgery •Cosmetic and plastic surgery •Diseases and Surgery of the Retina •Selected laser trabeculoplasty for glaucoma Vineland (856) 691-8188 Cherry Hill (856) 428-5797 Blackwood (856) 227-6262 Hammonton (609) 567-2355 Mays Landing (609) 909-0700 1-800-922-1766 • sjeyeassociates.com WWW.VINELANDCHAMBER.ORG { C3 } •Full service optical shops at all locations •Wide selection of advanced lenses for cataract surgery partnerships Acting as the liaison with community partners and elected officials at all levels. Member Events (see website for more) SATURDAY, AUGUST 6 VINELAND HISTORICAL AND ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE. Event will be on the grounds of the museum and will include live entertainment, games for children, museum tours, demonstrations and refreshment stands. For more info call 856-691-1111, e-mail vhascurator@gmail.com or visit www.vinelandhistory1864.org 22 W 22 venue, enue, U nit it Q W.. Landis Landis A Av Un Viineland, V neland, N NJJ 0 08360 8360 sirspeedyvineland@gmail.com We Do I All! All We Al ll! Do It All DIANA L. CARABALLO-BELCHER, CBC LICENSED BROKER/OWNER Banners SIGNS POSTERs AND Call Tod da ay f for or a Free Quo Q ote! te! 856 . 69 1 . 0 74 1 Viinelan nd Historicall & An ntiquarian n Societyy . SUNDAY, AUGUST 14 VINELAND'S JERSEY FRESH FESTIVAL. 856-691-1111 vinelandhistoryy@gmail.com 12 noon–6 p.m. Vineland High School campus, E. Chestnut Ave. between Brewster Rd. and Lincoln Ave. , FRIDAY, AUGUST 19 FAMILY MEDICAL EQUIPMENT CELEBRATES 15 YEARS. Community cookout. Ribbon cutting at 11:30 a.m.–4 p.m. (882 S. Delsea Dr.). ww ww w..vinelan ndh historyy1864.org . FRIDAY, AUGUST 26 MAIN STREET VINELAND FOURTH FRIDAY EVENT: FITNESS AND FILM. 6 p.m. Mini park on the SW corner of Landis Ave. and Blvd. In case of rain, go inside Landis Market Place, 631 E. Landis Ave. Bring a chair and/or blanket for the exercise segment and movie, Avengers Age of Ultron. 856-794-8653 TUESDAY, AUGUST 30 THOMAS H. HEIST INSURANCE PRESENTS "MEDICARE BRAIN FREEZE? GET THE STRAIGHT SCOOP!" 2115 S. Delsea Dr. - Back Entrance. 10 a.m. Learn about your options under Medicare, including Part D Rx coverage. Choosing the right plan can save you hundreds in out-of-pocket expenses. RSVP to 609-736-7267 or huber @heistinsurance.com Must register. { C4 } GREATER VINELAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE > AUGUST 2016 $1,000 Off Wedding Sale Calling all newly engaged couples: Have your wedding before March 2017 at Running Deer Golf Club (1111 Parvin Mill Rd., Pittsgrove) and receive $1,000 off. Call 856-358-2000, ext. 215 or e-mail olivia@runningdeergolfclub.com. New bookings only, minimum of 100 guests. Offer good for wedding packages only. Cannot be combined with any other discounts. 101 W. Elmer Road · Vineland, NJ 08360 (856) 696-2525 · (877) 590-8866 (toll free) www.bayatlanticfcu.org BB&T Bank Seeks: Market Leader II – Bilingual in Spanish and English required. This position is located at the Upper Deerfield Branch located at 950 N. Pearl St., Bridgeton. Interested applicants: contact Wendy Hughes/Employment Consultant at whughes@bbandt.com or visit bbt.com and apply to job req. # 44815BR. BB&T is an Equal Opportunity Employer and considers all qualified applicants regardless of race, gender, color, religion, national origin, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, veteran status or other classification protected by law. 1370 S Main Rd Magnolia Court Shopping Center Vineland • 856-692-0372 Sign Up For Our No-Cost Printer Lease! High-Performance Printers. Free Service. Free Delivery. You have a business to run. 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