March 2017

March 2017

JEM Manufacturing McRae, Smith, Peek, Harman & Monroe, LLP The Story Behind the Chamber's Brand Young Professionals

Rome Floyd Chamber Presents:

April 13 & 14, 2017

DeSoto Theatre, Rome, GA

INNOVATE + INSPIRE + INVENT Sponsored By:

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Tickets: $30 Students,$50 Chamber Members,$75 Non-Chamber Members

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McRae, Smith, Peek, Harman & Monroe, LLP moves to a new office and changes name

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JEM Manufacturing

Audrey Burton, Mark Cochran, CEVIAN Design Lab and Bess Kelley, Honeymoon Bakery and Chair of Young Professionals of Rome at the first Young Professionals event of the year at the new CEVIAN Design Lab on Broad Street.

The Rome based cleaning supply company continues to grow

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New Name and Logo for the Chamber

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Small Business of the Year

APEX Direct Care named 2017 Small Business of the Year Momentum (USPS 395-030)

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Chairman's Message

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Upcoming Community Events

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Membership Renewals

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Ribbon Cuttings

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CHAIRMAN'S MESSAGE

MAR. 6 ∙ Operation Membership Directory Delivery

Greetings MOMENTUM Readers:

As part of the 2017 Membership Campaign, Ambassadors and volunteers will personally deliver directories to Chamber Members.

MAR. 15 ∙ Speed Networking Small Business Action Council hosts Speed Networking at Rome Floyd Chamber on March 15, 2017. The event will begin at 8:15 a.m. and end at 9:30 a.m. Non Members are invited to attend for a fee of $5, Chamber Members are complimentary.

MAR. 16 ∙ Business After Hours Business After Hours is hosted by Hawthorn Suites by Wyndham Rome, 100 N 2nd Ave, Rome, GA, on March 16. Tickets are $5 in advance at romega.com or $7 at the door.

MAR. 16 ∙ FAD's "Murder at the Grand Gatsby Speakeasy" Mystery Dinner Floyd Against Drugs invites the community to Forrest Place for a 1920's themed Murder Mystery Dinner and Silent Auction on March 16, 2017 begining at 6:00 p.m. Tickets are available at www.floydagainstdrugs.com.

MAR. 25-27 ∙ USTA Georgia Bowl National Championship Rome Tennis Center at Berry College is hosting the USTA Georgia Bowl National Championship which will be held March 25 -27. Visit www.rometenniscenter.com to learn more.

MAR. 30 ∙ Ground Breaking Ceremony for Charles Williams REIC Development Charles Williams REIC Development will celebrate its new location, RiverPoint Apartment Homes. The new apartment will be located at the riverfront property left of the Rome Braves Stadium. The ceremony will begin at 10:00 a.m. on March 30.

MAR. 25-27 ∙ USTA GA State Jr. Spring Open Championships Rome Tennis Center at Berry College is hosting the USTA GA State Jr. Spring Open Championships which will be held March 31- April 2. Visit www.rometenniscenter.com to learn more.

April. 7 ∙Economic Development Committee Economic Development Committee will meet at the Rome Floyd Chamber on April 7, 2017 at 8:15 a.m.

April. 11 ∙ Small Business Action Council Small Business Action Council will meet at the Rome Floyd Chamber on April 11, 2017 at 8:30 a.m.

April. 13-14 ∙ Confluence

Spring is in the air and we have an extra spring in our step at the Rome Floyd Chamber as we highlight our growing business community and celebrate our new members. We are excited about our new brand and make special note in this issue to thank Ian Griffin and Ellie Borromeo, both of V3, and many others who have worked tirelessly to help us tell our story through our Rebranding.

We also congratulate APEX Direct Care on being the 2017 Small Business of the Year and check in with one of our Rome Floyd Chamber Board Members, Cathy Kerce, and get an update from her on JEM Manufacturing. We showcase two of our more popular events in this issue, Business After Hours at Darlington School co-hosted with Citizens First Bank and Young Professionals at Cevian Design Lab. If you missed this month’s events, please make plans now to attend next month.

We thank our Partners in Prosperity III investors who continue to provide leadership and support to us in our ongoing efforts to recruit new business and new jobs for our community. Please enjoy the myriad of photos from our recent breakfast meeting where we received an update on the new companies in Rome and the expansions of existing industries.

Please also see the coverage of your Rome Floyd Chamber’s visit to the Gold Dome this month. At the day-long meeting, we heard from our local and state representatives and were able to ask questions and engage in important dialogue on the other issues critical to Rome and Floyd County. So whew!! We are busy working for you, our members.

Please call on us at the Chamber to provide any resources for you and your business and please stop in the Chamber office located at 1 Riverside Parkway and meet the staff who is always ready and eager to serve you.

Sincerely,

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John Quinlivan CEO, Redmond Regional Medical Center 2017 Chairman of the Board, Rome Floyd Chamber

SMALL BUSINESS

Left to right: C. Andrew Garner III, W. Jordan Knight, Jason B. Sanker and Lee Niedrach.

New Look, New Name, New Place

Scott Smith, Partner, sits at his desk in the new McRae, Smith, Peek, Harman & Monroe, LLP office.

McRae, Smith, Peek, Harman & Monroe, LLP

McRae, Smith, Peek, Harman & Monroe, LLP kicked off the new year in their new place with a new name. This full service law firm pays respect to their heritage with a new look in a historic location in downtown Rome at 111 Bridgepoint Plaza Ste. 300.

Many changes have been made at the former McRae, Stegall, Peek, Harman, Smith & Monroe, LLP. Now named McRae, Smith, Peek, Harman & Monroe LLP, the firm decided it was time for a change.

The firm had been in its former location since the 1970s and now find their new home on the Cotton Block.

The firm honors their past and the relationships they have made with businesses since they opened, by naming two of the conference rooms after two of their recently passed attorneys, Jo Henderson Stegall, III and Charles Carpenter Shaw.

McRae Smith, Peek, Harman & Monroe, LLP made renovations to the building to make it the perfect home for their staff and clients.

The entire second and third floor reflect the history of Rome and the firm itself, having been established in 1899.

The Shaw Conference Room named in honor of Charles Carpenter Shaw, Jr. The conference room table is repurposed wood from the Bridgepoint Plaza Building’s beams.

“We wanted to combine the tradition and history of both the firm and the City of Rome together and make a great atmosphere here at the new office,” says Virginia Harman, Partner at McRae Smith, Peek, Harman & Monroe, LLP. "It was important to the entire staff to make the Rome office a staple to the downtown area, and the new sign on the outside of the building facing Broad Street does just that. It is now a location everyone can spot, and our clients will be blown away by the beauty and energy found inside,"says Andy Garner, Partner at McRae Smith, Peek, Harman & Monroe, LLP. “You will like being here, and we love being here."

The main lobby staircase leads down to the second floor where more offices and conference rooms are located.

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RIBBON CUTTINGS

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HIGHLAND ESTATES APARTMENTS 179 Woodrow Wilson Way, Rome

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Highland Estates Apartments cut a ribbon celebrating the opening of their new complex. The brand new facility offers one and two bedroom units, a movie theater, a gym, billiards room and more.

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FARRELL'S FRAME AND DESIGN 116 Broad Street, Rome

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Farrell's Frame and Design celebrates their first year of business with a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at the Broad Street location. The store offers paintings, framings, canvas stretching and much more.

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G E TRAILS AT GARRARD PARK 1935 Redmond Circle Rd, Rome

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TRED, The City of Rome, and many more came out to celebrate the grand opening. The land beside the plant has now been converted into a walking trail and biking trail for public use.

INDUSTRY ROME

JEM Manufacturing with Cathy Kerce JEM Manufacturing located in Rome, Georgia, is a manufacturer of industrial cleaning supplies. JEM Manufacturing has been supplying the southeast and select national accounts with food service, janitorial, industries, laundry and healthcare cleaning products, since 1984. The Rome based company is managed under the leadership of Chris Mauer, CEO and Cathy Kerce, Vice President .

Vice President, Cathy Kerce, knows exactly how important manufacturing is to the Rome and Floyd economy. “The manufacturing industry creates jobs and that leads to long-term benefits, healthcare and eventually retirement,” said Ms. Kerce. “It’s also not just about a job, it’s about good paying jobs in our community.”

Chris Mauer, CEO displays the JEM MFG products at a recent trade show.

JEM Manufacturing understands the impact a business like their own has on Rome and Floyd County. Knowing how important this is, Ms. Kerce has been active in the Rome Floyd Chamber by serving on the Chamber Board and Chairing GREIA in 2016.

“Our most recent trend is simply our growth,” says Kerce. “In an age of technology, we are continually trying to make JEM Manufacturing better, and we do this through the technology and innovation you can find right here in Rome, Georgia, with events like Confluence.”

Cathy Kerce receiving a plaque in honor of her service as chairperson of GREIA

Renewing Chamber Members • AT&T Georgia • Alfa Insurance Mark Swanson Agency • Aramark - Berry College • Branson Machinery, LLC • Brookdale Rome • Burger King- West Rome • Carl Black Commercial Sales • Citizens First Bank • Cook's Pest Control, Inc. • Coosa River Basin Initiative, Inc. • Coosa Steel Corp.

• C & S Trophies and Corporate Awards • Darlington School • DIGS, Inc. • Eagle Christian Tours, LLC • Edible Arrangements • Enived Tech, LLC • Farrell's Frame and Design • Ford, Gittings & Kane Jewelers

• Forum River Center • Foss Manufacturing • Georgia Power Plant Hammond • GeoSolve Consulting, Inc. • Golden Living Center of Rome • Harbin Clinic LLC • Hardy Realty & Development • Heritage First Investments & Insurance • Henderson & Sons Funeral Home South Chapel • HindLight Media, LLC • High Voltage Prints • Hooties Haven Animal Rescue, Inc. • International Paper • In-Touch Computer Services • Johnny's New York Style Pizza • Knight's Garage • Krispy Kreme • Longhorn Steakhouse

• Lowe's • Martin's Real Estate & Development Co. • MinnowWorks, LLC • Miura America Co., Ltd. • Muller, Richard L., Jr., DDS, PC • MySupplies • National Alliance on Mental Illness of Rome • New Horizions Treatment Center, LLC • New Romans Club • NIFAST Corporation • Northwest Georgia Clinical Campus • OTR Wheel Engineering • Pridemore & Cox Orthodontics • Providence Prepatory Academy • PuroClean Restoration Cleaning • R.H. Ledbetter Properties, Inc.

• Ranger Consulting Inc. • Ready or Not, Inc. • RICOH USA, Inc. • River City Bank • Rocky Mountain Hydroelectric Plant • Rome Cleaners • Rome Floyd Cancer Initiative • Sears Hometown Stores • Seven Hills Fellowship • St. Peter's Episcopal Church • STEMCO Rome • Swerve • Sunrise Community of Georgia • The Griffin • The Sweet Cocoon, Inc. • TSB Loss Control • Toles, Temple & Wright • Tyson Foods, Inc. dba Hillshire Brands • Whittington, Jones & Rudert, CPAs, LLC March 2017 • Momentum • 7

CHAMBER LIFE

COMING TOGETHER

The People and Story Behind the Chamber's Brand When Chamber Chairman John Quinlivan, CEO, Redmond Regional Medical Center said of the new logo at the 106th Annual Meeting, “it has no beginning or end,” he was describing the intention of the Chamber Brand . “This is where the magic happens,” adds Quinlivan. “Coming together: the confluence of the three rivers and seven hills, greenways, river ways, bridges, city, county, industry, innovation, ideas, solutions and most importantly, people.”

Being tasked with Rebranding the Greater Rome Chamber of Commerce was a major endeavour.

In April 2014, as part of the Rome-Floyd 20/20 III Implementation Plan, the Steering Committee then made one of the priority initiatives to rebrand the Chamber. With the guidance and wise counsel from three Rome professionals, Leanne Cook, Harbin Clinic, LLC, Jan Fergerson, FGK Jewelers and Bill Fortenberry, Floyd Medical Center, the Chamber set into motion its goals and vision for Rebranding.

After meetings, interviews and discussions, the Chamber staff relied on local talent and professionals to rebrand the Chamber. Ian Griffin and Ellie Borromeo, V3, put sweat equity into this project. Countless hours were spent thinking, creating and debating different thoughts and ideas.

"The Chamber needed to be unique, every city has a staple and Rome's is the clocktower, but it was time to standout from the rest and be unique," said Ian Griffin, CEO at V3.

Ellie Borromeo, Senior Graphic Designer at V3 Publications

"When V3 presented the name and logo, they hit it out of the park. “ The Chamber’s Board of Directors voted at the October Board Meeting to change the name to the Rome Floyd Chamber, which is more inclusive of who we represent, ” said 2016 Chairman of the Board, Curtis Gardner, Franchise Owner, Sonny’s Real Pit Bar-B-Que. "When we started to design the logo we just kept coming back to the rivers and what they mean to Rome,"said Ellie Borromeo, Senior Graphic Designer at V3. "We knew that we had to incorporate something of this significance into the logo."

“The rebranding effort is a culmination of Chamber leaders, local professionals and a diverse group of members coming together with a task and a mission to provide a contemporary, global look with a strong unified message,” said Mr. Quinlivan adding, “We thank Ian and Ellie from V3 for their hard work, for their attention to detail and their caring hearts for our Chamber and our community.”

Ian Griffin, Owner/CEO at V3 Publications

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Mr. Quinlivan also recognizes Nancy Smith, N.L. Smithworks for her expertise and assistance with MOMENTUM Magazine and Leeta McDougald and her team at Advertising Dynamics for the creation of the Chamber’s video. This is an effort of paramount importance and the Chamber has a laser-light focus on promoting Rome and Floyd county locally, nationally and globally.

Please visit romega.com to view the video and to receive business and community information.

CHAMBER LIFE

The Faces Behind the New Name and Logo The rebranding process has been happening behind the scenes at the Chamber, and there are so many people who played a role in this momentous task. Members participated on a taskforce that helped navigate the process over the last year. Leanne Cook, Harbin Clinic, Bill Fortenberry, Floyd Medical Center, and Jan Fergerson, FGK Jewelers, played crucial roles in the rebranding process and are featured below with their thoughts on the process and the meaning behind the logo and name.

Leanne Cook, Harbin Clinic “Even the most venerable brands need a refresh as time goes on so that they remain relevant to the current day. As we thought about the name, the logo and the positioning we kept the audience in mind — businesses in Rome and Floyd County, and businesses anywhere in the world that need to be enlightened about the many reasons why they should relocate here. The finished product is modern and relevant. I mean, who doesn’t want to know that ‘opportunity awaits?’

Jan Fergerson, FGK Jewelers "The creative talent that gave us the new Chamber brand is amazing, inspiring, insightful and thrives in the middle of our community. I am very proud the “Rome Floyd Chamber” Board of Directors chose to put their confidence in local marketing professionals. The entire team that worked on the new brand lives here, works here and knows our community. The discussions and presentations during the process included visions for our future and remembered the importance of our history and geography. I greatly appreciate the opportunity I was given to watch the collaboration that brought us the Rome Floyd Chamber brand."

Bill Fortenberry, Floyd Medical Center "Working with the Chamber staff and the creative talent on this project reminded me of many of the reasons I love my hometown: collaboration, creativity, a respect for our roots and a sense of anticipation for things to come. Adding Floyd to the Chamber identity is a bold statement about that collaboration. The new logo is the perfect illustration to tell our story: our three rivers and their convergence, our seven hills, our fertile valleys, our distinctive architecture, the open doors of opportunity and our global outreach to business and industry. This is a win for our community that will help us as we build on the successes of our past."

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CHAMBER EVENTS

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After Hours

February's Business After Hours was held at Darlington School and hosted by Darlington School and Citizens First Bank/Synovus.

Stacey Brown, JBM, and Rhonda Wallace, Chairman, Floyd County Commission also with Citizens First Bank.

New Chamber Member, Sheri Harley (right), Hooties Haven Animal Rescue Inc, and colleague.

Next Business After Hours is March 16 @ Hawthorn Suites Scott Preston, President of Citizens First Bank, and Ryan Earnest, President of Heritage First Bank.

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Stefan Eady, Darlington School, and Dr. Michael Jackson, APEX Direct Care.

The first Young Professionals of Rome meeting of the year was hosted by Cevian Design Lab in their fabulous new office space.

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Jackson Abercrombie, PSI, and Ivy Barber, Apollo Staffing.

Michelle Cochran, Hardy Realty, and Matt Robinson, Frios Gourmet Pops.

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Serving Our Community Since 1948 Greg Jackson, APEX Direct Care, and Will Pinson, Pinson's Inc.

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Audrey Burton, CEVIAN Design Lab

328 Broad St. Rome, Ga. 30161 706-291-7236 GreenesJewelers.com

CONNECTIONS

Community

Sophie Drake and Sarah Tunnell, students from Darlington School painted a heart located in front of Southeastern Mills on Broad Street.

The Rome Area Council for the Arts (RACA) and Redmond Regional Medical Center teamed up again this past February for the fourth annual Rome Community HeART Project. This event is to celebrate National Heart Month, bring awareness to heart health and to celebrate local artists.

Chamber Ambassador Erin de Mesquita Hospitality House

1. Why did you become an Ambassador?

I became an Ambassador because I wanted to take the opportunity to embrace and connect with the individuals and institutions that make Rome/ Floyd County thrive. For Hospitality House, it's important that, as a nonprofit agency, we get a chance to offer our support to those who help fuel our mission as well.

2. What Chamber event have you enjoyed the most?

Any chance I get to interact with Chamber members and staff is a total pleasure, but I really enjoy the good energy and the strong networking that takes place at Business After Hours and the Business Expo.

Want to become an Ambassador?

Contact Jeanne Krueger at jkrueger@romega.com

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AWARD WINNER

2017 SMALL BUSINESS OF THE YEAR APEX Direct Care NEW CHAMBER MEMBERS Allstate- Coffey Agencies Inc.

Left to right, Jamie Jackson, Dr. Michael Jackson and Greg Jackson

THIS year’s Small Business of the Year is APEX Direct Care. APEX Direct Care offers medical care to all patients. APEX provides healthcare for a monthly membership fee and appointments can be made as needed.

APEX has given back to the community with numerous endeavors through involvement in various local organizations, including, but not limited to: • • • • • • • • •

Rome Floyd Chamber Rome Rotary Club Kiwanis Club Rome Area Council for the Arts Three Rivers Singers Rome Symphony Orchestra Greater Rome Society for Human Resource Management Coosa River Basin Initiative Floyd County Wildlife Club

APEX Direct Care's employees have chaired the Small Business Action Council, participated as a member of the EXPO Committee and as a

Dusty McGee 1703 Turner McCall Blvd NW Rome, GA 30161 www.coffeyagencies.com (706) 232-2445

Alton Holman Heritage Arts, Inc. Winifred Morrow 30 Alabama Street Cave Spring, GA 30124 www.ahhas.org (706) 233-2517

Amicus- IT

Barbara Reeves 1716 Cave Spring Rd Rome, GA 30161 www.amicus-it.com (678) 279-4700

Middle Eastern Cafe

Tim Khateeb 430A Shorter Avenue Rome, GA 30161 (706) 584-7378

Chamber Ambassador. Employees have actively been involved at Chamber events, such as Business After Hours, Confluence, and Young Professionals of Rome. Greg Jackson, APEX Direct Care, is currently a participant in Leadership Rome XXXIV (34), and was recently appointed to the Chamber’s Board of Directors.

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TRED Rome Floyd, Inc.

Julie Smith 27 Central Plaza Rome, GA 30161 www.tredromefloyd.org (706) 844-8509

COMMUNITY AWARENESS

April is Child Abuse Prevention Month

Day at the Capitol

Calendar Events for April 2017 Each Monday of April •"Blue Monday"• Photo Contest Dress in blue each Monday in April and demonstrate your commitment to prevent abuse. Upload your original picture to the Exchange Club Family Resource Center Facebook page. One group will be selected at the end of the month to receive a biscuit breakfast for up to 25 people!

April 3, 2017 • Placement of the Pinwheels • 11:00 AM Meet us in front of the Dempsey Building for our annual “Placement of the Pinwheels”.

April 5, 2017 • Placement of the Ribbons • 9:00 AM Look for the ribbons on Floyd County and Rome City Police Department vehicles this month. The royal blue ribbons represent Child Abuse Awareness and the teal ribbons represent Sexual Assault Awareness.

April 6, 2017 • Presentation at Collaborative • 1:30 PM “Taking Care of Those that Help Children and Families” will be the theme of the presentation this month at The Rome/Floyd Collaborative. Call

Chamber Members along with Leadership Rome XXXIV (34) pictured here with Governor Nathan Deal attended the annual Day at the Capitol on Monday, February 13, 2017 to discuss important issues from the State Agenda with representatives.

The attendees also enjoyed lunch with local legislators and their staff.

706-232-0703 for more information.

Prevention Awareness Poetry Contest Look for poetry authored by students in our community as they seek to raise awareness. Call 706-235-5437 for more information.

April 28, 2017 • Exchange Club of Rome Presentation • 2:00 PM See what the Exchange Club of Rome is doing to serve families. For meeting location and to reserve your spot, please RSVP to Tina Bartleson at 706-290-0764 (limited seating available).

Hometown Headlines Learn ways to keep children safer in 2017. Tune in to Hometown Headlines Radio Edition with John Druckenmiller (98.7 FM and 1470 AM) at 7:40 AM every Monday in April.

Call the Exchange Club Family Resource Center at 706-290-0764 for information about how YOU can make a difference!

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Visitor’s Guide

Downtown Rome

Downtown Points of Interest 1 Rome Floyd Chamber 2 Rome & Floyd County Library 3 Rome City Hall 4 The City Clocktower 5 Historic DeSoto Theatre 6 Historic Floyd County Courthouse 7 Myrtle Hill Cemetery 8 Heritage Park 9 Tennis Complex & Barron Stadium 10 The Forum & Town Green 11 Rome Area History Museum & Welcome Center at History Museum

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Floyd Points of Interest MUSEUMS: 10 Rome Area History Museum 13 Oak Hill & Martha Berry Museum 14 Chieftain’s Museum

PARKS & ATTRACTIONS: 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

Rome Convention & Visitors Bureau Ridge Ferry Park Mount Berry Mall Lock and Dam Park Stonebridge Golf Course Richard B. Russell Regional Airport Coosa Valley Fairgrounds Historic Cave Spring

EDUCATION: 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 3 1 32

Shorter University Berry College Georgia Highlands / Heritage Hall Darlington School GA Northwestern Technical College Unity Christian School St. Mary’s Catholic School Montessori School of Rome Georgia Highlands College Georgia School for the Deaf

HEALTH CARE: 33 34 35 35 36

Redmond Regional Medical Center Harbin Clinic Floyd Medical Center Kindred Hospital Harbin/Tony Warren Cancer Center

SPORTS: 37 State Mutual Stadium 38 Rome Tennis Center at Berry College 14 • March 2017 • Momentum

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Advertiser’s Index

10....... Greene’s Jewelers, 328 Broad St., 706-291-7236, greenesjewelers.com 11........ Hanging Around Rome by Studio Siri, 1205 Dean Ave., 706-409-3022, studiosiri.com 13........ Logical Systems, 605 E 1st St #101, 706-234-9896, logsysinc.com 16....... Ford, Gittings & Kane, 312 Broad St., 706-291-8811, fgkjewelers.com

Thank you to all of our Partners in Prosperity III Investors

PIP III Investor Breakfast was held on February 7, 2017 at Coosa Country Club

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