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CHAMBER STAFF Jacob Colley Interim President/CEO
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CHAMBER MISSION STATEMENT To establish a support network for businesses in Southeast Kentucky committed to improving the local economy, regional unity, political advocacy and economic development; ultimately, improving the quality of life for citizens of the entire region.
- THE POWER TO BE HEARD Pam Mullins Accounting Manager
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WHO WE ARE The Southeast Kentucky Chamber of Commerce is a private, not-for-profit, membership-based business-advocacy organization. We are not a government agency, nor do we receive any public tax funding. The Chamber is governed by a volunteer board of directors and operated by a professional staff.
Kelly Rowe Events and Programs Manager
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Southeast Kentucky Chamber members represent small organizations, big corporations and self-employed individuals, primarily located in southeastern Kentucky.
VALUES UNITY
Grace Nelson Membership Development Manager
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We believe that economic progress in our region is directly related to our ability to effectively unite as a single voice agreeing on a strategic plan.
INTEGRITY We believe in demonstrating the strength, moral principles, honesty and ethics that warrant the trust of the community.
LEADERSHIP
Kate Hensley Communications Manager
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We believe that the community can only grow and prosper if we have the courage to be bold in our vision and stand by our convictions.
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We value a commitment to service and believe responsibility and duty are imperative to enrich the community.
CHAMBER MEMBERSHIP IS A SOUND INVESTMENT WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS TO JOINING THE CHAMBER? Here are just some of the benefits our members tell us they value the most:
FREE PROMOTION •
New member article prepared by us to spotlight your business. Your article will be released to the local newspapers and included in our monthly newsletter. (Reaches over 1500 local business owners)
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Promotion for all of your events on our community calendar of events and social media.
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Listing in our Member Directory on sekchamber.com (32,000 visits per year) and biennial Southeast KY Business Profile Book
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Business After Hours events for you to showcase and build your business!
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Referrals. We only refer Chamber members.
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Networking. Build lasting relationship with other local business owners at Chamber Events.
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Sponsorship opportunities available for monthly meetings, annual events, monthly newsletters, and many more.
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Office Supplies (Office Depot)
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E-mail Marketing Services (Constant Contact)
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT •
Become a difference maker in the community by serving on any number of Chamber Committees. They include Economic Development, Education, Hillbilly Days, Main Street, Legislative and many more.
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Your dues are a tax-deductible expense to an organization dedicated to improving the community in which you live.
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Become involved in the political process and join the Chamber’s efforts to influence elected officials to remain on the side of local businesses and the local economy.
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We protect your interests on a local, state, and federal level.
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We become your VOICE.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT •
Become a part of a vision for the region and leverage relationships to continue developing our existing businesses and bringing in new businesses.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT •
Develop professional skills through the Patton Leadership Institute and several annual seminars.
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CHAMBER COMMUNICATIONS BUSINESS CALL NEWSLETTER The Chamber’s newsletter, Business Call, is published monthly and mailed directly to 800 addresses including each Chamber member and many community members. Business Call provides an update on Chamber happenings along with news regarding regional issues, upcoming community and Chamber events, and profiles and news highlighting Chamber members.
E-BUSINESS CALL The Chamber issues an electronic Business Call monthly, along with the printed edition, to local business and community members. The E-Business Call goes to 1,600 email inboxes.
700 COPIES DISTRIBUTED
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+1900 “LIKES” ON FACEBOOK
OFFICIAL VISITOR AND RELOCATION GUIDE Every two years the Chamber partners with Vantage Point, Inc. to produce the official visitor and relocation guide to eastern Kentucky. The guide is used by realtors, tourism bureaus, area businesses, lodging facilities and visitors as a guide to our region and each local community in the Chamber’s eight county footprint. This publication includes a categorized directory of all Chamber members name and contact information, local, state, and federal government officials contact information, and advertising from local and regional business-
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es. Also, local journalists publish editorials to highlight area attractions, local musicians, top regional festivals, community leaders, and much more.
SOCIAL MEDIA The Chamber is very active through social media outlets. For live updates on Chamber members and community happenings, the Chamber’s social media is the perfect place. The Chamber is active on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn. With over 2000 combined followers, the Chamber is the largest regional presence for business online.
SEKCHAMBER.COM Sekchamber.com is the Chamber’s online home. The website averages over 32,000 visitors per year and nearly 59,000 page views. Sekchamber.com is a major source for regional business news, and community events. Also, sekchamber.com provides the only local online job board. Chamber members use sekchamber.com to post press releases, job postings, community events, and register for events.
For more information contact the Chamber at 606.432.5504 or
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SHOW YOU’RE A PROUD CHAMBER MEMBER Proudly display your Chamber plaque and window decal. Enhance your company’s community presence and support by posting the Chamber membership plaque on your website. A study by The Shapiro Group, Inc. and Market Street Services, when consumers know that a small business is a member of their local chamber of commerce, they are 44 percent more likely to think favorably of it and 63 percent more likely to purchase goods or services from the company in the future.
USE THE CHAMBER’S MAILING LIST TO REACH YOUR CUSTOMERS Send your business message directly to Chamber members by mail. We supply the mailing labels, you do the rest. Contact the Chamber for details. Only available in label form. (Email addresses not included.)
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WEBSITE BENEFITS Maximize your online presence at www.sekchamber.com.
HOW TO LOGIN THE MEMBER PORTAL: • • •
Go to sekchamber.com. Click Member Login at the top right of the homepage. Enter username and password information.
POST EVENTS AND PRESS RELEASES: Chamber members can post events and press releases on sekchamber.com’s Community Calendar and news feed. The calendar and newsfeed are accessible from the website’s main menu bar.
POST JOB OPENINGS: Chamber members can post job openings on sekchamber.com’s job board. The job board is accessible by the public and Chamber members.
ADVERTISE COUPONS AND DEALS ON SHOPEASTKY.COM: Chamber members can post any deal or promotion to the public and other Chamber members through “Hot Deals” and Member to Member Deals on the Member Portal.
PAY CHAMBER INVOICES: All Chamber invoices including annual membership investment, event registration fees, advertising or sponsorship invoices can be paid by Visa or MasterCard through the Member Portal. If there are any issues logging in or for forgotten username and/or passwords, please contact the Chamber at 606.432.5504.
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FREE PROMOTION SHOPEASTKY.COM The Southeast Kentucky Chamber of Commerce supports our local retailers. The demise of small towns across America has forced many development organizations to look inward for solutions to the current economic crisis. Many of these towns have seen shopping malls, larger towns, home shopping channels, and the internet lure shoppers away from these areas. The SEKC has launched our own “buy local” campaign in an effort to reverse this trend and support local businesses. Local members of the Southeast Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, post customized in-store coupons for local customers on sekchamber.com. This will ensure that a business’s information is available to other Chamber members and local customers throughout this entire shopping season. These coupons will be available at www.shopeastky.com. We will be promoting these coupons via our newsletter, radio, newspaper, Facebook, email, flyer, postcards etc. Our primary goals are to strengthen and grow the local economy and to spread the word about the great but often unrecognized services our local community offers.
BUSINESS AFTER HOURS Business After Hours is an event that is the perfect opportunity for Chamber members to invite the community and other Chamber members to visit and experience their business first-hand in a relaxed, social setting. Business After Hours events benefit all attendees as it is an excellent Chamber networking opportunity to discuss and share ideas as well as add new contacts and resources while learning about the host business. Business After Hours events take place monthly in a location designated by the host company. Hilton Garden Inn Business After Hours
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BUSINESS SAVINGS EMAIL MARKETING SAVINGS We have partnered with the following companies to provide our members with exclusive access to group savings on office supplies and email marketing. Constant Contact As a Chamber member, you can get some of the biggest discounts on Constant Contact’s Email Marketing to help you stay in touch with your customers. Plus, you get our unlimited, award-winding FREE support and personal coaching to help you do it right every step of the way! Normal discounts are: 10% at 6 month prepay; 15% at 12 month prepay. Through your Chamber membership, this goes up to 20% at 6 month prepay and 25% at 12 month prepay!
NEW customers should sign up at http://www.constantcontact.com/chambermembers. Current Constant Contact customers can receive the same discounts going forward.
OFFICE SUPPLY SAVINGS Office Depot The Office Depot/Southeast Kentucky Chamber Discount Program offers all Southeast Kentucky Chamber Members discounted savings on a variety of items. Through Office Depot, you have access to over 30,000 items covering office supplies, furniture, technology, cleaning and breakroom supplies, and print services.
Pricing Benefits Include: • 15-30% off General office supplies including paper, toner • Additional 5% from everyday low retail prices • Get your discount online • Contact your account manager for volume discounts and savings on furniture and technology products • No cost to join, no fees, no obligations
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Copy & Print Depot Discounts Include: $0.025 black and white copies $0.24 color copies
Copy & Print Depot Discounts Include: • $0.025 black and white copies • $0.29 color copies • 35% off retail price on finishing services including laminating, binding and folding etc.
To sign up for this service, contact the Chamber at 606.432.5504 For questions contact, Nicole Stinson, Office Depot Account Manager
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CHAMBER EVENTS Many of our members value being identified with Southeast Kentucky Chamber of Commerce programs and events and view their sponsorship as a win-win opportunity for their company and for southeastern Kentucky. For the sponsoring firm, our programs and events are a cost-effective way to target their marketing dollars. Annual Awards Banquet
ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUET As the largest and most prestigious event of the year, the Annual Awards Banquet gathers SEK Chamber members for an evening of networking, celebration, entertainment, awards, and a look ahead to the priorities for the upcoming year. Held annually on the floor of the East Kentucky Expo Center, the event continues to grow as members enjoy quality entertainment and delicious food. The Chamber honors businesses large and small from throughout the region with accolades to recognize their past year’s achievements.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT LUNCHEON Economic development luncheons focus on a selected economic development topic that is affecting the region and attendees hear from an expert speaker or panel to discuss the topic. The event provides a great opportunity for members, new and existing, to network with other attendees and to become more informed on the economic development challenges the region faces. This event is unique as all elected officials and economic development staff in the Chamber’s service territory are invited to attend.
EGGS AND ISSUES
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Eggs and Issues is an event dedicated to education and networking. The event provides a great opportunity for members, new and existing, to network with other attendees and to become more informed on the selected ‘issue ‘ that is affecting the region by hearing from an expert speaker or panel .
HILLBILLY DAYS FESTIVAL The annual Hillbilly Days festival has been named a Top 10 Kentucky Festival for consecutive years and is the second largest in Kentucky drawing crowds estimated to exceed 100,000 into the region and downtown Pikeville. Pikeville is transformed into a bustling place where visitors and locals enjoy spectacular scenery, delicious food, and the celebration of the Appalachian heritage and culture through three music stages and over 300 vendors. Hillbilly Days began in 1978 to raise funds for the Shriner’s Children’s Hospital of Lexington, Hillbilly Clan 1, Outhouse 2 and continues to grow year after year.
LINKS FOR LEARNING GOLF SCRAMBLE The Chamber’s Foundation for Education has awarded $25,000 in grants to schools throughout the region, since 2008. The Links for Learning Golf Scramble has helped in raising over $50,000 for the Chamber’s Foundation for Education fund. Current Chairman, John Blackburn
PATTON LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE The Patton Leadership Institute is a nine month professional development program designed for local professionals and business leaders to become more educated on the issues and concerns of the region. The program takes the class through each sector of the regional economy and through various leadership development exercises about how to become an effective leader for the community.
MEMBERSHIP 101 As a comprehensive membership orientation, attendees learn how to maximize the benefits of their Chamber investment. The event focuses on different aspects of the Chamber including the Chamber’s mission, when and where meetings and networking events are held, how to become engaged in Chamber volunteer committees as well how to fully promote a business through the Chamber.
MEMBERSHIP LUNCHEON This is a networking opportunity over lunch for Chamber members and guests. Sponsorships and attendance provide a great opportunity to demonstrate your interest in public discussion of important issues and the Southeast Kentucky Chamber.
SMALL BUSINESS APPRECIATION MONTH Small Business Appreciation Month seeks to provide Chamber member businesses access to free or affordable outlets to receive promotion,
training and be celebrated through a month-long series of events that will improve and grow each business. The month is designed with a focus of retaining local dollars in our regional economy through the month-long program that will highlight and promote local businesses and their products and services. Events throughout the month will help connect businesses to businesses, businesses to consumers, and businesses to technical assistance providers.
TOWN HALL FORUMS An informational and public event hosted by the Chamber. Keynote speakers have explored issues in politics, public policy, journalism, arts, literature, religion, education, business, and more.
WORK ETHIC AWARDS RECEPTION The Southeast Kentucky Chamber of Commerce High School Work Ethic Awards Program recognizes high school seniors for exemplifying strong work ethic in their senior year of high school. Those who complete the program are invited to the awards reception and have the opportunity to apply for four $500 cash scholarships. Inaugural PLI Class
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THE CHAMBER GIVES BACK THROUGH THE FOUNDATION FOR EDUCATION Work Ethic Award Scholarship Recipient
The Southeast Kentucky Chamber serves our region through the Foundation for Education. This fund is used to inspire and encourage teachers and students throughout an eight county region of school systems. The Chamber hosts various events throughout the year to raise funds for the Foundation including the premier event The Links for Learning Golf Scramble.
LINKS FOR LEARNING GOLF SCRAMBLE Links for Learning Golf Scramble began in 2008. Since then, the Chamber has raised over $50,000 for the Chamber’s Foundation for Education, an endowment fund for education in the region. By participating in or sponsoring this event you are directly contributing to education in southeast Kentucky. Teams of four are invited to play a round of golf and compete for the top prize. This event has become extremely successful not only for the Foundation but for those who sponsor the event as well.
WORK ETHIC AWARD PROGRAM The Southeast Kentucky Chamber of Commerce High School Work Ethic Award Program recognizes high school seniors from around the region for exemplifying strong work ethic in their senior year of high school. They must excel in areas of attendance, punctuality, self-discipline, academics, dependability, respectfulness, cooperation, and community service. Students have a full school year to complete the program. Those who complete the program are invited to the awards reception and have the opportunity to apply for four $500 cash sponsorships.
FOUNDATION FOR EDUCATION GRANT The Chamber’s Foundation for Education Grant is given to deserving educators across our region. Teachers can apply for the grant to help improve their school. This can be through buying new equipment, creating a new program, or funding school activities. The Education Committee reviews the applications and decide who will receive the grants. The Chamber tries to fill as many requests as possible throughout the year.
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AMBASSADOR CLUB The Southeast Kentucky Chamber Ambassadors serve as a liaison between the Chamber, members and the local community. Ambassadors assist members to fully utilize and benefit from Chamber membership. Ambassador Club is an excellent way for new members to quickly become involved with events, gain a perspective and voice on membership development, and network with other Chamber members. Ambassador Club Surprise Patrol
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES The Southeast Kentucky Chamber of Commerce is very fortunate to have members generously donate their time, passion, and talent to advance the mission of the Chamber on a daily basis. Chamber volunteers help to cultivate new members, plan and implement events, and offer input on member services. Chamber members can serve on a variety of committees that lend to several different interests. Below are just a few of the volunteer opportunities available: Annual Banquet Committee helps coordinate the Chamber’s largest event including catering, decorations, publicity, entertainment, and the silent auction. Ambassador Club serves as a liaison for the Chamber to Chamber members and the local community by truly becoming the hands and feet of the Chamber. Economic Development Committee advances the views, concerns and interests of existing small business as well as provides information concerning available properties in the region and the regional business climate. Education Committee strives to promote opportunities in education throughout the region by creating opportunities to advance learning for our children through the Chamber’s Work Ethic Award Scholarship and the Foundation for Education.
Legislative Committee discusses state legislative topics pertaining to the regional business climate (meets as needed). Information Technology Committee provides the Chamber with focused technology based knowledge, skills and expertise (meets as needed). Marketing Committee contributes insight toward membership and Chamber lead marketing initiatives (meets as needed). Links for Learning Committee assists in planning the Chamber’s annual golf scramble which benefits the Foundation for Education Excellence. Hillbilly Days Volunteer Task Force effectively organizes and plans the staging of all vendors for Hillbilly Days.
Please contact the Chamber if you are interested in volunteering on one of our committees, at one of our events, or in a way that fits with your schedule and interests.
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POLITICAL ADVOCACY As an advocate for our members, the Chamber is committed to keeping all Chamber members informed of issues that may affect your business. While we do not publicly endorse any particular candidate, we do want to provide you information that may help you make an educated decision as to who you support and to know how our legislators are representing or not representing the interests of small business by their vote on bills. The Chamber as a united voice of regional business has the Power to be Heard. With over 500 businesses strong, the Chamber’s voice for the regional business climate is powerful in Frankfort and Washington. Below are some of the initiatives and resources the Chamber provides:
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The Chamber hosts thepowertobeheard.com as a resource for Chamber members to track, view, and contact elected officials regarding Kentucky legislation of interest that may impact the region.
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The Chamber emails the membership an Annual Legislative Survey. Chamber members anonymously vote and comment on legislation of interest and the Chamber utilizes the results to gauge the business community’s support for legislation. The results are also complied and mailed to regional elected officials.
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The Chamber leadership is in constant com-
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The Chamber Board of Directors annually selects a slate of filed bills to monitor that could potentially have positive or negative impact on the business climate in eastern Kentucky. The Board then decides on whether to support or oppose the legislation. If the legislation could have extreme impact (positive or negative) to the region, the Chamber will call up on Chamber members to write letters and send emails to representatives to ensure the business community’s voice is heard.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BUSINESS RETENTION •
Annual visits and tours of the region’s industrial facilities provide an opportunity for the staff to establish and maintain rapport and solid working relationships with existing businesses
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Recognition of local industry for their past, present and future commitment to the community
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Maintain a database for regional demographics and incentives
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Building a network with site consultants
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Marketing regional assets and properties
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Continue to empower and support small business and entrepreneurial efforts
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Small businesses and entrepreneurs are the primary mobilizers of resources and are stabilizing factors in our the region
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Provide a source of innovation in services, products and technologies
As a Chamber, one element of our mission statement is to improve economic development within our region. Economic development is a process that requires cooperation between multiple organizations. Our chamber provides the private industry of our region a venue to influence our public leaders when it comes to improving our economy. We have a vision for the region and intend to leverage our relationships in order to continue developing our existing businesses and bringing in new businesses.
APPALACHIAN AIR Appalachian Air is the region’s first Commercial Air Service providing daily roundtrip nonstop service between Pikeville - Pike County Regional Airport (PVL) and Nashville International Airport (BNA). The Chamber partnered with the Pikeville City Comission and the Airport Board to help bring this service to Eastern Kentucky. With the arrival of Appalachain Air, the Chamber hopes this will make the process of recruiting new business easier.
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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT The SEKC Chamber provides numerous ways for our members to develop their professional skills including the Patton Leadership Institute and several annual seminars.
PROGRAM SUMMARY
PROGRAM PHILOSOPHY
The program is designed to find, develop and educate emerging talent from throughout the Chamber’s eight-county footprint about regional differences, opportunities and challenges. The program hosts nine sessions between October and July with each session focusing on the different resources eastern Kentucky possesses and how each community contributes to the whole of the region. Alongside the each session’s focal topic, PLI’s curriculum focuses on leadership professional development topics specific to emerging leaders seeking meaningful growth needed to advance both professionally and personally. They meet and network with current regional community and business leaders, who discuss topics specific to PLI’s curriculum.
The program is based on a set of core beliefs pertaining to the creation of leaders in rural communities:
ANNUAL SEMINARS Throughout the year the Chamber strives to help its members grow professionally. One of the ways the Chamber does this is through seminars focusing on techincal assistance, marketing, customer service, and more. The Chamber has hosted various renowned speakers to inform and inspire members to achieve excellence in their businesses.
• Engage participants in meaningful ways with each other and business leaders • Educate each class on the regional assets of eastern Kentucky • Focus on meaningful expansion of personal & professional development • Develop, grow and strengthen leadership skills
Marketing Seminar
GLENN SHEPARD SEMINARS
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Glenn Shepard, president of Glenn Shepard Seminars, visits the region annually to present to managers and employees how to be the best they can be at what they do. He is a world-renowned speaker that has presented to thousands of managers how to be the best they can be through his seminars held in conjunction with over 100 colleges and universities in 26 states, keynote speeches and corporate training. Glenn is passionate about enhancing work ethic and combating the entitlement mentality. He works with both management and employees to boost performance.
SMALL BUSINESS MENTORING EAST KENTUCKY SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTER (EKSBDC) Morehead State University’sEast Kentucky Small Business Development Centers (EKSBDC) provides the Commonwealth of Kentucky’s entrepreneurs and small businesses with high quality one-on-one management consulting, educational training and the business resources needed to maximize their growth in today’s intensely competitive global economy. Local SBDC Representative: Mike Morley Office: (606) 432-5848 Email:
[email protected] Website: http://www.moreheadstate.edu/sbdc/
MOUNTAIN ASSOCIATION FOR COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT The Mountain Association for Community Economic Development (MACED) partners with local people to build upon the strengths of Kentucky and Central Appalachia. They create economic alternatives and strive to make Appalachian communities better places to live. Since 1976, MACED’s commitment to the communities of Central Appalachia has shown us that high expectations, vision and hard work are essential to accomplish results. Three core strategies help them work toward our goal of transforming the lives of people and places in need in Central Appalachia through sustainable development. Local MACED Representative: Regina Becknell Email:
[email protected] Website: www.maced.org
KENTUCKY INNOVATION NETWORK The Kentucky Innovation Network provides business assistance to entrepreneurs from 13 locations across the state. The network recently created a new office in Pike County on UPike’s campus. Formed in 2002 by the Cabinet for Economic Development, the network serves all 120 counties throughout the Commonwealth. Last year, the Kentucky Innovation Network helped support 240 new companies create more than 1,000 new jobs and assist businesses in raising more than $100 million in private investments. Locak Kentucky Innovation Representative: Justin Prater Email:
[email protected] Website: www.kyinnovation.com
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS The Board determines the Chamber’s future vision, establishes governing policies and monitors organizational performance. Board Directors begin their term on July 1 and continue for three years.
SEKC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Chairman John Blackburn (First Commonwealth Bank)
Brad Hall (AEP - Kentucky Power)
Laura Damron (Pikeville Medical Center)
Bruce Walters (Bruce Walters Ford)
Mike Harris (Pepsi)
David Baird (Baird & Baird, PSC)
Mike McCoy (MCNB)
David Stratton (Stratton Law Firm
Neil Middleton (WYMT-TV)
Howard Roberts (University of Pikeville))
Paul David Slater (SNF-Flomin Coal)
J.R. Blackburn (Merrill Lynch)
Philip Elswick (Summit Engineering)
Immediate Past Chairman Tracy Syck (Shred All Documents)
James D. England (Peoples Insurance Agency)
Rick Newsom (Community Trust Bank)
Jeff Vanderbeck (Appalachian News-Express)
Russ Barker (ARH)
Brad Hall (AEP-Kentucky Power)
Jennifer Brown (Redd, Brown, & Williams)
Shannon Wright (Wright Concrete)
Jennifer Brown (Redd, Brown, & Williams)
Jim Hobbs (Citizens National Bank)
Skip Holmes (Fairway Outdoor Advertising)
James D. England (Peoples Insurance Agency)
Jim Workman (Community Trust Bank)
W. Allen Gillum (Appalachian Wireless)
Joel Thornbury (Care More Pharmacy)
Joe Adams (Pikeville Coca-Cola)
Chairman Elect Shadd Walters (US Bank) Vice Chairman Rick Newsom (Community Trust Bank) Treasurer Lynette Schindler (Lynette Schindler, CPA) Secretary Sam Carter (TECO)
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SEKC BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Board of Di
Joel Thornbury (Care More Pharmacy)
NEED A PLACE TO MEET?
TRY THE CHAMBER OFFICE! Conference Room The conference room at the Chamber features a professional space that is perfect for your business meeting or seminar. Learn about the conference room. Members get complimentary rentals of the conference room during regular business hours!
COMMUNITY ROOM RENTAL Renter must put down a deposit of half the total cost of their rental. Renter must cancel 48 hours prior to event or deposit is forfeited. Free screen, project available to Chamber members, upon request For Future Members: Screen: $50.00 Projector: $75.00
Rental Rates
$25.00 4 hours for Chamber Members**
$50.00 Full Day for Chamber Members*
$55.00 4 hours for Non-Members**
$100.00 Full Day for Non-Members*
Call for available times and dates. *Full Day times are from 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. **4 hour times vary. Must check with Chamber for availability. All dates and times are to be scheduled Monday -Thrusday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
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