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EXECUTIVE OFFICERS CHAIRMAN Mark Magee • First National Bank
CHAIR - ELECT
Jan./Feb. 2007
Vision Statement The Edinburg Chamber of Commerce is a network of leaders serving Edinburg and the region as an advocate and resource, advancing commerce and the quality of life.
Sal Robles • American Medical Trainging Institute
IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIR Jaime Rodriguez • JAR Development, LP
TREASURER Brian Disque • Texas State Bank
VICE-CHAIRMEN Ramiro Garza • Edinburg Economic Development Corp. Cris Torres • Inter National Bank Elva Jackson Garza • Edwards Abstract and Title Co. Noe Valdez • Valdez Meats & Catering Cynthia Bocanegra • Chaps Bar & Grill Lee Castro • Memorial Funeral Home
DIRECTORS Gary L. Henrichson Darcy Kelly Fred L. Kurth Johnny Rodriguez Jessica Salinas J. P. English Mike Govind Gene Espinoza
Law Office of Gary L. Henrichson Peter Piper Pizza Melden & Hunt, Inc. Austin Personnel Services VBOC @ UTPA Amigo Power Equipment Best Western, Edinburg Inn & Suites Edinburg City Council
STAFF Letty Martinez, President Cristal Mejia, Director of Tourism Evana Vleck, Director of Marketing & Special Events Imelda Rodriguez, Administrative/Tourism Assistant Frank Lara, Director of Membership
Mission Statement Our Charge is to lead the effort in advancing commerce and the quality of life in Edinburg and the region. We will foster service, development, and growth by forging positive relationships, advocating volunteerism, and leadership development.
Core Values We will be ambitious in our endeavors, operate effectively and efficiently, promote mutual respect and honesty, seek commitment, ownership, and accountability, and have fun!
CONTENTS Letter from Chairman ..........................................p.3 I Shop Edinburg ...................................................p.5 Annual Banquet & Casino Night.........................p.6 Ribbon Cuttings ...................................................p.8 Fiesta Edinburg ..................................................p.10 Edinburg Today Breakfast..................................p.12 Edinburg on Wheels / Leadership Edinburg .....p.13 Power Punch @ Lunch ......................................p.14 EEDC Economic Update ...................................p.15 VIP Members .........................................Back Cover
Letter from the Chairman Happy New Year!
Human beings have the innate ability to expend useless energy focusing on the negative as opposed to seeing the positive that can present itself in almost any set of circumstances. It’s a gift that some of us excel at. However, some of the most trying moments in my own life have actually led to the most wonderful blessings in my life. While I was experiencing these trials and tribulations, life was not fun. But, in the final analysis, my life has been so much better as a result of having survived those trying times. I won’t bore you with the details. You’ll have to trust me on this.
They say that time flies and, the older you get, the faster it flies. Well, I must be getting old because the years are starting to become a complete and continuous blur. Here we are at the end of 2006 and the beginning of 2007. Wow! It seems like only yesterday that we were all preparing for the end of the world at the turn of the new Millennium. Remember Y2K? Remember 9/11? Remember the Alamo? My point is this: all of us are busily going about our daily lives, meeting deadlines, putting out fires, juggling familial responsibilities and trying to maintain some semblance of sanity along the way. Some days, it’s easy to feel like that Circus of the Stars performer, spinning plates on top of wooden rods. We’ve all seen him at work; placing a china plate on top of a pointed stick and spinning it until it stays tenuously on top of that stick. Then, he moves on to the next plate and the next, running back periodically to keep the first plates spinning. You know how the act ends. Eventually, there are more plates than he can handle. They start wobbling and, eventually, the whole show comes crashing down to the amusement of the audience.
I would not have made this correlation had I not taken the time to sit down and think about my past and how my own experiences have shaped my life over the years and how I, in turn, have shaped the lives of those in my sphere of influence. This realization is why I sit down at this time of year to contemplate where I am in life. I look at the last year to see how I’ve improved myself or others around me. I look at what challenges I overcame as well as the areas that I need to continue to improve during the following year. I also look at where I was five and ten years back to see how I’ve improved over the long haul. For me, it’s been a cathartic experience and one that I highly recommend.
We can all relate to this hapless fellow. Most days, I’m sure you’re like me, feeling like you have several plates that are wobbling precariously. It can feel like our whole world is about to come crashing down around us. In today’s world of information overload and multi-tasking, it can be very easy to get caught up in the rat race until you lose sight of what’s important, and to feel that you are spinning your wheels and not gaining any traction in life. This is why I have made a personal point to step back at the end of each year to assess where I am in life.
So, the moral of this story is to make sure that you take some time to pause and reflect where you are in your life. New Years isn’t all about resolutions to start that diet and live a healthier lifestyle…again. It’s an opportunity to take inventory of your own self. I encourage you to do so and I hope and pray that each of you has a wonderful 2007.
Most of life’s accomplishments come in small, apparently insignificant increments. Most of us aren’t going to win the Lotto or the Super Bowl, two events that we would definitely recognize when they occurred. Instead, our achievements are going to be made steadily over time, a step here, a step there, all leading us to bigger and better things. We’ll experience setbacks along the way as well; some larger than others and some seemingly overwhelming compared to our successes.
Kind regards,
Mark R. Magee Chairman – Edinburg Chamber of Commerce
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I SHOP Edinburg Campaign Right on the Money! The city of Edinburg, Edinburg Chamber of Commerce and the Edinburg Economic Development Corporation are excited to announce the return of the I Shop Edinburg campaign. The mission of I SHOP is to promote economic growth in Edinburg resulting in improved city services by encouraging our residents to trade with local merchants, who will provide quality goods and services, thus securing a better future for our Edinburg Community. All businesses will be invited to participate. If you are a business interested in benefiting from the I Shop Edinburg Campaign, please call the Edinburg Chamber of Commerce to get your logo today! How will you know where to save? Simply look for the I Shop Edinburg logo at participating stores and eateries to save your pocket book some money while supporting the Edinburg economy. The I Shop Edinburg campaign will begin January 07; what a perfect time to save!
To pick up your FREE I Shop discount card, stop by the Edinburg Chamber of Commerce, Edinburg City Hall, the Edinburg Economic Development Corporation, or call 956-383-4974 for more information on how YOU can save!
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Annual Banquet & Casino Night
S S E C C SU The Edinburg Chamber of Commerce is a non-profit organization that relies on support from chamber and community members. Without the help from gracious donations and helping hands, the chamber would have a difficult time providing the city of Edinburg with quality of life experiences, fun – exciting – innovative events that people look forward to year’ round. The Edinburg Chamber of Commerce’ Annual Banquet & Casino Night is no exception.
Bank for supporting him. Letty Martinez , Chamber President also acknowledged the Board of Directors, city of Edinburg and the Chamber staff for their continued support and commitment to the chamber. The Echo Hotel was decorated to the 9’s with Casino decorations, casino table games and card dealers. Many prizes were awarded in exchange for tickets. Some of the more exciting prizes included floor seats at a San Antonio Spurs Game, and an Edinburg Shopping Spree!
On Saturday, November 4, at the Echo Hotel, the Chamber held its Annual Banquet in conjunction with the ever popular “casino” theme. The Annual Banquet is held to honor the accomplishments of the Chamber’s outgoing Chairman, Jaime A. Rodriguez (J.A.R. Development, LP) and to recognize the incoming Chairman, Mark Magee (First National Bank).
The chamber remains exceedingly grateful to the city of Edinburg , Board of Directors, chamber members and volunteers. The Edinburg Chamber of Commerce and Annual Banquet Committee would like to thank the following for their generous time, donations, and sponsorships:
Casino Night Sponsors Rodriguez acknowledged his executive committee, the board members and other volunteers who made this year a success on numerous occasions. Reaching a level of success is possible especially when you have the community’s support. Rodriguez recognized the City of Edinburg , Mayor and Council Members for their continued financial/operational support to the chamber for providing substantial programming, membership opportunities and quality of life events for the Rio Grande Valley and City of Edinburg . Magee gratefully took the reign as 2006/2007 Chairman and also thanked the chamber, the City of Edinburg , Board of Directors and supporters for the endeavor, dedication and hard work given effortlessly. He also thanked First National
ACE First National Bank, Texas State Bank, Edwards Abstract and Title Co.
KING South Texas Health System
QUEEN McAllen National Bank, Edinburg Economic Development Corporation, Frontera Produce, Memorial Funeral Home
JACK Austin Personnel Services, Copy Graphics, Chaps Bar & Grill, Garza Plumbing 6
Giveaway Sponsors Peter Piper Pizza • Memorial Funeral Home • Ay Tu! Mexican Imports • The Sign Depot • Winning Mortgage Solutions • KB Home • Santiago Gonzalez Jr, C.P.A. • Mike Govind: Best Western Inn & Suites Garza Plumbing • Elva Jackson Garza • Inter National Bank • Allen Floral • La Jaiba • Profiles Hair Studio Garden Room • Sonia Rodriguez • Cimarron Country Club • Valley Nails • Norma Castillo • Marie Garcia: Mary Kay Cosmetics • Cynthia Luera • Planet Pizza Ciro’s Restaurant • First National Bank Edinburg Chamber of Commerce Executive Officers Mark Magee, Chairman First National Bank Sal Robles, Chair Elect American Medical Training Institute Jaime A. Rodriguez, Immediate Past Chair J.A.R. Development Brian Disque, Treasurer Texas State Bank Vice Chairmen Ramiro Garza • Edinburg Economic Development Corp Cris Torres • Inter National Bank Elva Jackson Garza • Edwards Abstract and Title Co. Noe Valdez • Valdez Meats & Catering Lee Castro • Memorial Funeral Home Cynthia Bocanegra • Chaps Bar & Grill / Winning Mortgage Solutions Directors Gary L. Henrichson • Law Office of Gary L. Henrichson Fred L. Kurth • Melden & Hunt, Inc. Jessica Salinas • VBOC@UTPA Darcy Kelly • Peter Piper Pizza Johnny Rodriguez • Austin Personnel Services JP English • Amigo Power Equipment Mike Govind • Best Western Edinburg Inn & Suites Gene Espinoza • Edinburg City Council Staff Letty Martinez • President Cristal Mejia • Director of Tourism Evana Vleck • Director of Marketing & Special Events Imelda Rodriguez • Administrative & Tourism Assistant Frank Lara • Director of Membership 7
Ribbon Cuttings
JE Champion Financial 5019 Sth McColl Suite 1 A • Edinburg, Texas John & Letty Champion 956-928-1477
Dr. Martin Garza MD, PA 3521 W. Freddy Gonzalez Suite A • Edinburg Texas Maribel Garza 956-287-2100
Executive Business Center 221 N. Jackson • Edinburg Texas Yuritzi McDonald 956-380-3900
Richards Pharmacy 3521 W. Freddy Gonzalez Suite A • Edinburg Texas Ramiro Barerra 956-287-2477
RGV Outdoor Décor 21906 Uresti • Edinburg Texas Ray Lopez 956-343-8880
The Sign Depot 125 E. Nolana • McAllen, Texas Ruben Cepeda 956-781-1000 8
Ribbon Cuttings
Manrique Custom Vision Center 2518 W. Trenton Road • Edinburg Texas Sonia Gallegos 956-661-9000
Ay Tu! Mexican Imports 1116 E. University inside of University Auto Sales Edinburg Texas • Rachel Hernandez 956-316-1919
Ribbon Cutting & Groundbreaking Ceremony Policy
The Social Club 217 Conquest • Edinburg Texas Arling Casas 956-316-4700
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Ribbon cuttings and ground breakings will be offered to Chamber members if they are: a. New business in the area b. Business under new ownership c. Business which has relocated d. Business which has undergone renovation e. Celebrating a major anniversary (1st, 5th, 10th, 15th, etc.)
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The Edinburg Chamber of Commerce requires at least two week's advance notice in order to set a date for ribbon cutting or groundbreaking events. Tuesdays and Thursdays are most successful at 10:00 a.m. or 4:00/5:00 p.m. Weekends are not recommended due to poor volunteer attendance (but will be considered at member's request).
3. The Chamber staff will invite Board of Directors, Chamber Champions and Red Coat Committees, Mayor and City Council via a fax notice. If the member would like to print special invitations, the Chamber will provide the mailing labels for those listed above at no cost. Member will be responsible for postage. 4. Staff will do reminder calls prior to event. 5. The Chamber of Commerce cannot guarantee attendance, as it is a volunteer-based organization. 6. The Chamber of Commerce will provide photographer, ribbon, scissors and/or shovels for event. 7. A photo will be featured in copies of the chamber newsletter, which is sent to the membership and distributed in public offices, resturaunts, banks, hotels, etc. 8. Photos are usually taken in the front exterior of the business where business name or sign is displayed. The member is encouraged to block off area in front of their business where business name or sign is displayed. Photos may be taken inside as well. 9. The member is encouraged to provide refreshments of their choice and invite relatives, friends and other business associates.
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Fiesta Edinburg Coops with the World Birding Center The Edinburg World Birding Center is joining forces with the Edinburg Chamber of Commerce in bringing the 39th Annual Fiesta Edinburg to the community. Fiesta Edinburg is an exciting event featuring a parade, carnival, food booths, live music, entertainment and a fun family and children’s area. Fiesta Edinburg will run from Thursday, February 22nd through Sunday, February 25th. Kicking off Fiesta Edinburg on Thursday February 22nd will be a tropical themed party saying “see you next year” to our winter visitors for the annual Hasta La Vista Pachanga at the Edinburg Activity Center from 4-7pm. The celebration includes food, drinks, live music & entertainment and is only $2 a person. Also, don’t miss the Heart of America Carnival which will run from ThursdaySunday at the Edinburg Municipal Park.
Spectators watch the line of parade entries march down University Drive.
birding walks, a rock climbing wall, fossil hunting and much, much more. This is one way that the Chamber is expanding Fiesta Edinburg, making it a family friendly event with more to do and see! The World Birding Center will host a family day on the 24th from 1-6 pm, and the city is geared up to participate in all of the festivities.
Fiesta Edinburg is a FREE event, and will be cooping efforts with the World Birding Center bringing the Coastal Expo, a fun, and educational family program that introduces participants to coastal ecology, South Texas wildlife and outdoor adventure though a number of hands-on exhibits and activities including a fishing tank, a boating and fishing skills area, a live wildlife exhibit area,
The event will take place at the Edinburg Municipal Park located on 714 S. Raul Longoria. Booths will be decorated with tropical splashes of color which will coincide with Fiesta’s theme: Tropical. Also carrying the tropical theme is the annual Fiesta Parade which will begin at the County Courthouse and head West down University towards the Professional Baseball Stadium. Participants are anxious and are looking forward to participating in yet another themed celebration! Letty Martinez, Chamber President attributes Fiesta’s success to the volunteers, board members, staff and financial supporters who help bring one of Edinburg ’s largest events together. “We are 10
Fiesta Edinburg would like to acknowledge the current supporters for their generous sponsorship AEP Texas HEB Wal-Mart First National Bank Magic Valley Electric Coop Inter National Bank Edwards Abstract and Title Co. Wells Fargo Bank International Bank of Commerce Edinburg Economic Development Corp.
It’s Fiesta Time.
exceedingly grateful to the city of Edinburg , along with all of the volunteers, committee members, and sponsors who assist in making Fiesta Edinburg one of the valley’s best events. This is our 39th annual celebration, and as you all may know Fiesta grows each year. This year we are excited to coop with the Edinburg World Birding Center to offer even more to the community of the Rio Grande Valley and Edinburg. This will be a great prosperous year for the chamber and we couldn’t have done it without the community’s support.”
Sponsorship opportunities are currently available. For more information on Fiesta Edinburg or to become a sponsor, please call 383-4974. To learn more about the World Birding Center log onto www.worldbirdingcenter.org.
Mack 10 works the crowd.
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Edinburg Today Breakfast Edinburg Today Breakfast sponsored by Rainbow Room
The Edinburg Today Breakfast (ETB) continues to
The Rainbow Room would like to thank the follow-
thrive and subsist up to its shining reputation. Food,
ing sponsors for donating door prizes to the event:
door prizes, and networking are what make the
Trinity EMS, Inter National Bank, Planet Pizza, Chaps
Breakfast a fun and exciting community event! The
Bar & Grill, Ay Tu! Mexican Imports, International
Edinburg Chamber of Commerce is pleased to
Bank of Commerce, Winning Mortgage Solutions.
announce The Rainbow Room as November’s breakfast sponsor. Over 50 people from all over the com-
The Breakfast is a vast opportunity for Sponsors to
munity attended, and the information presented by the
talk about their business, market and to create a net-
Rainbow Room was well received.
working camaraderie with other local businesses and members in the community
The Rainbow Room is an in-house emergency resource center that distributes new items such as
The Edinburg Today Breakfast is open to the public,
clothing, diapers and formula to clients of CPS case-
and gives community and chamber members the
workers. Board Member, Cynthia Bocanegra intro-
opportunity to learn more about the Edinburg
duced The Rainbow Room, talked about its mission
Chamber of Commerce, and to find out more about
and also showed a video that explained the organiza-
local happenings within the city of Edinburg . There
tion’s concept. The Rainbow Room accepts donations
are many benefits in becoming an Edinburg Today
year’ round and would like to welcome anyone inter-
Breakfast sponsor. Please contact Frank Lara at 383-
ested in offering cash donations or items to contact
4974 for further details.
Coordinator, Alicia Deleon at 956-316-8704. 12
Edinburg on Wheels
Leadership Edinburg
A Fun Outdoor Event!
Class XVIII
“Edinburg on Wheels” is a fun outdoor event promoting safety, health and our beautiful city’s hike & bike trails. The Edinburg Chamber of Commerce recently hosted the ride which took place on Saturday, November 18, 2006 at 9:00 am. The bike trail started at 602 W. University, and bikers rode for approximately 6 miles. Water, juice, coffee, fruit and muffins were provided. The next Edinburg on Wheels will be on Saturday, March 10th and will begin at the Edinburg Regional Medical Center. Along with the ride, a health fair will also be integrated, adding more to Edinburg on Wheels making it a popular FREE event for people of all ages.
Leadership Edinburg is a growing organization that strives to encourage a better Edinburg through strong leadership skills focusing on politics, education, and quality of life. To date over 300 people have met the Leadership Edinburg challenge. The Leadership Edinburg Class XVIII recently held their Education & Healthcare Session, and participated in sessions regarding time management, efficiency and also contributed in creative lessons regarding health awareness and educational components. They are currently preparing for their Community Services Session in January where they will travel to Austin to meet with local Legislators. Leadership Edinburg commits to provide distinct learning environments, which will improve its member's leadership skills and opportunities.
For more information on Edinburg on Wheels, the Edinburg Chamber of Commerce, or to become a member please contact 956-383-4974. The Mission of the Edinburg Chamber of Commerce is “Our Charge is to lead the effort in advancing commerce and the quality of life in Edinburg and the region. We will foster service, development, and growth by forging positive relationships, advocating volunteerism, and leadership development.”
If anyone is interested in the Leadership Edinburg Program which will accept applications in July, 2007, they can call the Chamber at 383-4974.
Class XVIII serving their Education Session.
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Power Punch @ Lunch
October Power Punch at Lunch with Motel 6 in Edinburg
November Power Punch at Lunch with Pure Results & Co. in Edinburg
The Edinburg Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce Power Punch at Lunch, a traditional Chamber event that consists of networking, and establishing business connections with local business owners, community members, and entrepreneurs. Individual's valley wide gather in a comfortable atmosphere outside of the office setting for a relaxing networking prospect.
Pure Results & Co. was November's sponsor for Power Punch at Lunch.
Pure Results & Co.
introduces Arbonne Product/Business Seminar; the public was invited to experience pure, safe and beneficial products and an equally beneficial compensation plan. The power luncheon took place November 8th at the Echo Hotel in Edinburg where men and women
Business representatives also acquire the opportunity to introduce themselves, pass out business related material and swap business cards. Power Punch at Lunch is a fun and inviting way to network, and to meet new and interesting people.
were present to see results in skin care and other Arbonne
products.
The
company
shared
information on their goods including several success stories. There were prizes, and all who attended went home happy. For more information
On October 25th, Motel 6 sponsored an Edinburg Chamber of Commerce Power Punch at Lunch at CK's Resaurant on 1310 W. University in Edinburg. Over 60 people attended and had the opportunity to network and swap business cards. Several business representatives also had the opportunity to talk about their businesses. There were many fun door prizes, including a Motel 6 overnight stay. This event and all Power Punch at Lunch's are FREE to the public.
on Pure Results & Co. please contact Pierre Byers at 818-795-8680.
If you would like to host a Power Punch at Lunch, please contact Frank Lara at the Edinburg Chamber at 956-383-4974. 14
Economic Update by Ramiro Garza, Jr.
In the same period, the construction of single family homes 2006 grew by 10% with the total number of homes built was 732 compared to 691 homes built in the same period in 2005.
The year 2006 was another economic success for the All-America City. At the EEDC, there were a total of seven (7) projects approved by the EEDC Board of Directors that resulted in $24 million in private investment for a total of 635 jobs created and retained.
During 2006, the City’s economy generated over $12.1 million in local sales taxes which represents an increase of 5% for 2006 when compared to the local sales taxes of $11.5 million realized in 2005. With the new Walmart Supercenter and Lowe’s Home Improvement Store, the year 2007 should reflect sales tax growth similar to 2005.
One of the many ways we work with businesses is by providing readily available property with infrastructure. In 2006, the EEDC was also involved in the sale of $2.4 million in real estate at the North Industrial Park and the old IEC Building at the Renaissance Industrial Park. This will translate to private investments of over $10 million to the community for these three (3) companies.
Our labor market continued to strengthen with more people being employed in 2006 with over 26,300 employed as of October. During the same period, the unemployment rate averaged 5.2%.
The year 2006 also reflected continued growth in numerous economic indicators.
The bank deposits in Edinburg averaged over $630 million in 2006 which is an increase of over 5% when compared to the average deposits of $598 in 2005.
Through the month of November 2006, there were a total of $177 million in construction activity that represented an 8% increase when compared to the same period in 2005. New commercial activity grew by over 45% with total value of $71 million in 2006 when compared to the $49 million in value for 2005.
For more information on upcoming projects, please visit our website at www.edinburgedc.com.
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VIP Members AEP Texas Central Company
H.E.B.
Roberts Chevrolet
Azteca Milling L.P
H.E.B. #2
Royston, Rayzor, Vickery
Best Western - Edinburg Inn & Suites
Inland Paperboard and Packaging Inc.
& Williams, LLP
Capital One
Inter National Bank
Santiago Gonzalez, Jr., C.P.A.
Clark Chevrolet
International Bank of Commerce
South Texas Vo-Tech Institute
D &F Industries
International Paper Company
South Texas Health System
Echo Hotel and Conference Center
J. E. Saenz & Associates
Staples #1037
Edinburg C.I.S.D
JAR Development, LP.
Texas State Bank
Edinburg Industrial Foundation Inc.
Kolder Inc.
University of Texas Pan American
Edwards Abstract and Title Co.
L&G Concrete Construction Inc.
Valdez Meats & Catering
Estrada Hinojosa & Company Inc.
Lone Star National Bank
Wal-Mart
Exquisita Tortillas, Inc.
Magic Valley Electric Co-op.
Whataburger
First National Bank
Memorial Funeral Home
Gateway Printing & Office Supply
Progressive Telecommunications
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