HCCC Newsletter December 2019

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A HENRY COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PUBLICATION

DECEMBER 2019

YOUR BUSINESS IS OUR BUSINESS

HAMPTON • LOCUST GROVE • MCDONOUGH • STOCKBRIDGE

IN THIS ISSUE Chair’s Message

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Member Profile

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Calendar

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Member Support

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Chamber Briefs

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Henry Happenings

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Chamber Membership

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Chamber Events

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Business Boosters

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Elite Membership

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Comfortably South of Atlanta

C f o o s m g f n o i r d t i & T d J o o o y G

The Henry County Chamber of Commerce serves as the voice for the business community, provides quality services and programs that meet the needs of its members, improves the economic environment of the community and creates a legacy of leadership for the future.

The Chamber gets visitors and phone calls every day looking for specific types of businesses. Our staff only refers Chamber members when we are asked, so make sure you have cards, brochures or any other information about your business displayed in our lobby.

From the Henry County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors, Committee Chairs and Staff

Save the Date!

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53rd Annual Awards Dinner • Saturday, February 1, 2020 Eagle’s Landing Country Club • WWW.HCCCANNUALBANQUET.COM

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MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR

JUNE WOO OOD D Sharon Ponder Vice President of Finance at the Bennett International Group 2019 Chair of Henry County Chamber of Commerce

Our Chamber… Expanding the Possibilities Well I can’t believe that 2020 is upon us. It seems like yesterday I was standing at the podium at our Annual Banquet accepting the Chairperson gavel from Wayne Lowrey. But although this year has turned out to be one full of events – as I reflect back on the accomplishments of the Chamber it makes all of the hard work well worth it.

We started off the year finding our selves in a precarious position of having to replace our President and CEO David Gill. We knew that this would be a daunting task because David had been such a rock to the chamber for many years. We knew that the relationships and connections that he had would take a lifetime to develop but we were able to engage a search firm that would assist us in finding our next CEO. Joe Henning started at the Henry County Chamber in late May and we have been off to the races ever since. One of the tasks that I wanted to accomplish during my tenure was to ensure that our membership receives added value as a

result of being a member of the chamber.

But we decided it wasn’t up to us (the Board of Directors) to determine what equates to added value; we need to ask our partners. So shortly after Joe arrived, he along with his staff, administered a survey to our membership. Joe was able to analyze the data accumulated from the survey to help us determine and prioritize the needs, wants and issues of the chamber membership. This very insightful data has become the source document that we have used and are using in developing programming and action plans for the Chamber.

One of the data points gathered from the survey is that members wanted more access to business development training. The Chamber was able to reestablish relationships with the Clayton State College SBDC as well as SCORE to offer free one on one sessions for both members and nonmembers.

Reestablishing that relationship with SCORE has given SCORE a South Metro presence that has long been missing. This was evident with available

appointments filling up days prior to their arrival. And the very first time we had a SBDC representative at our location we had a young lady waiting at the door for us to open. During the second set of counseling sessions with the SBDC our requested counseling sessions more than doubled. Again, we are listening to our members and adding services that they need and want.

We also accepted the challenge of advocating for SPLOST V. The mission of the Chamber is to be the voice of the business community - and in listening to our business partners we overwhelmingly voted in favor to advocate for the passing of SPLOST V to keep progress moving forward in Henry County. So, we set out to attend community meetings, political forums, placing signage, producing infographic flyers and videos, as well as hiring mobile billboards to get the word out about SPLOST V. All of this hard work culminated with a near 54% passage.

All of these additional major

projects have been accomplished in conjunction with all of our other traditional programs. The Education Committee kicked off the year with the Star Student- Teacher Breakfast and closed out the summer with the annual TIP Luncheon. Our Government Affairs Committee once again executed a successful Henry Day at the Capitol. We had over 60 community leaders travel to Columbus, GA, to discuss prevalent issues that needed to be tackled within the county. And this year we have had record crowds at our Business Booster Luncheons and our Business After Hours events.

So as you can see we have accomplished a lot in 2019 and as I turn over the reign to Christy Chewning in 2020 – using the data gathered at our Intergovernmental Retreat and our Survey - the Chamber has developed a solid Program of Work that will propel us into the next year. I am proud to say that in 2019 the Henry County Chamber of Commerce has truly …. Expanded our Possibilities.

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BUSINESS PROFILE

Fancy That Fine Jewelry

1752 Hudson Bridge Road, Suite 102 Stockbridge, GA 30281

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ancy That Fine Jewelry has been a mainstay in the Henry County business community since 1992. Nestled between a Mexican restaurant and a bustling Kroger, Fancy That is open Tuesday through Saturday, 10:00 a.m.

– 6:00 p.m., off I-75 on Hudson Bridge Road, one of the busiest corridors in Stockbridge, GA. Showcasing luxury fine jewelry collections and offering custom designs as well as on-site craftsmanship and jewelry repairs, Fancy That is a friendly alternative for Henry County patrons who value purchasing their jewelry from a trusted and familiar jeweler. With two part-time sales representatives and an on-site jewelry craftsman, sole proprietor and a “Graduate Diamond” gemologist, Denise Swanson has successfully carved her niche in the jewelry industry by ensuring each customer’s buying experience is much more than a transaction. “Our customers are made to feel like family,” Denise replies with conviction when asked the secret to her success and longevity in the business.

Denise fell in love with Henry County long before she opened Fancy That.

From her home in Cobb County, she first started making the journey from the other side of metropolitan Atlanta to Stockbridge on only one day out of week, on Sundays, to attend church. She established strong ties and a network of friends through her church, of whom many are in her circle of friends and customers to this day. It was another lifelong friend and professional mentor who encouraged Denise to open her jewelry store in Henry County. “I worked for him in his jewelry store in Cobb County,” Denise explains. “He was very encouraging and supportive when I told him I wanted to open a jewelry store – as long as I didn’t open it in Cobb County.”

Before the store opens, Denise places an urgent order – matching, engraved bracelets for two little girls from their “grandma.”

As passionate as she is about Fancy That, Denise has another mission in her life that is just as fulfilling. She is the caregiver of her parents, both octogenarians who reside with her in Cobb County more than 50 miles from

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The Chamber has always been very supportive of Fancy That. her jewelry store. It’s a trek she’s made almost daily for over 27 years and one that she makes with no complaints. “As a caregiver, you do what you have to do.

My parents are my buddies,” she offers with a smile. “And I’m so thankful to

have them with me.” Denise arises at 3:30 a.m. to prepare necessities for her parents before embarking on the one hour, plus or minus, drive to work in Henry County. By 9:00 a.m., she arrives at the jewelry shop and tackles backoffice work needed prior to opening at ten. At 10:00 a.m., on any given day, a repeat customer is waiting at the door.

Chamber Involvement Like many retail business owners, Denise’s time is sparse for daytime activities away from the jewelry store.

But she keeps informed about important matters in the Henry County business community through the monthly HCCC newsletter which is mailed to members as an insert in the Henry Herald newspaper on the last Wednesday in the month. “The Chamber has always been very supportive of Fancy That. Sending referrals and keeping me in the loop on matters that impact the business community,” said Denise.

Denise Swanson, owner of Fancy That Fine Jewelry

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DECEMBER 2019

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2019 BOARD OF DIRECTORS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Sharon Ponder, Chair, Bennett International Group Christy Chewning, Chair-elect, Central Georgia EMC Shaun Mock, Secretary/Treasurer, Snapping Shoals EMC Laura Turner, CVB Chair, Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Wayne Lowrey, Immediate Past Chairman, United Community Bank Josh Duncan, Vice Chair for Government and Education, F5 Financial Morrelle McCrary, Vice Chair for Economic and Cultural Development, RAM-Tech PC Solutions Scott Mahone, Vice Chair for Chamber Development, Mercer University Joseph Henning, President & CEO

CLASS OF 2019: Laura Turner, Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta

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Sen. Brian Strickland, Smith, Welch, Webb and White Shaun Mock, Snapping Shoals EMC Lincoln Parks, Web Mobile Fusion Richard Sylvia, Chairman, One Henry Professional Services team David Campbell, Georgia Power

Kevin Demmitt, Clayton State University

CLASS OF 2020: Scott Mahone, Mercer University Genie Moore, Mary Kay Consultant Kedon Williams, Southern States, LLC Kerry Arnold, Heritage Bank Sharon Ponder, Bennett International Group

EX OFFICIO MEMBERS Deborah Armstrong, Henry County Hospital Authority Dr. Mary Elizabeth Davis, Superintendent Henry County Schools Tony Carnell, Henry County Water Authority Cheri Matthews, Leadership Henry, Chair Kay Embrey, Leadership Henry Representative Don Dunlap, Youth Leadership Henry, Chair Mayor Robert Price, City of Locust Grove Mayor Steve Hutchison, City of Hampton Mayor Billy Copeland, City of McDonough Mayor Anthony Ford, City of Stockbridge

CLASS OF 2021: Josh Duncan, F5 Financial Morrelle McCrary, RAM-Tech PC Solutions Christy Chewning, Central Georgia EMC Dr. Elna Poulard, Family Support Circle

CHAIR APPOINTEES Brandon Hutchison, Atlanta Motor Speedway Dr. Murray Williams, Southern Crescent Technical College Brent Huckaby, BB&T

June Wood, Chair, Henry County Board of Commissioners

CHAMBER STAFF Joseph Henning, President & CEO Barbara Ingram, Director of Communications Gary Sparrow, Membership Director Phyllis Reeves, Office Manager CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU STAFF Laura Luker, Director of Tourism Aisha White, Digital Content Manager Janna Szeto, Partner Relations Manager

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Signs of Failure Doug McElhaney, Business Consultant UGA Small Business Development Center at Clayton State University

The first sign of failure is losing sales momentum. No one is talking about your service or products. Any business owner needs to be constantly selling products

and services. If a new customer has not been gained in the last month, it may be time to look at the sales force or marketing plan. The second sign of failure is poor cash flow and past due bills. If revenue budgets are not being met, poor cash flow will create delinquent bills and thus hindering daily operations. The third sign of a failing business is the lack of continuous improvement and innovation.

Status quo cannot be allowed in any organization. Complacency and failure to adapt are proven habits of failure. No matter how successful the organization; there is always room for improvement.

One suggestion is to meet with sales and operations employees monthly to see what new processes and products are needed for continued success. The final sign of failure is high turnover and having problems

filling positions. A failing business may be imploding due to a toxic work environment. As a consultant, much can be learned about an organization through turnover percentages. A healthy, thriving company is the best employee recruiter.

In closing, only a few signs have been discussed. There are several more reasons small businesses tend to close. One last item of discussion is to spend as much time as possible with customers and employees.

Customers know your strengths and weaknesses better than anyone. An employee spends 40 plus hours per week in their job environment. If anyone knows process flaws, it would be team members.

Never under-estimate an employee’s knowledge. For more information on UGA SBDC at Clayton State University, call 678-466-5100.

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Ninety percent of all jobs are created by small businesses. This statistic is one reason the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) exists. Small businesses are responsible for substantial economic growth and thus government resources are allotted for training, consulting, sustaining and education through SBDC. However, with success, comes failure. Only half of small businesses survive five years and 33% reach the 10 year mark. Failing businesses do give warning signs prior to closing. The adage an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure applies in this scenario. So, what signs should be recognized when proactively managing a business?

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CHAMBER BRIEFS AMBASSADOR OF THE MONTH OF OCTOBER

SYLVIA DENNISWRAY

Sylvia Dennis-Wray was named Ambassador of the month of October at the monthly HCCC Ambassador Committee Lunch Meeting held at Dave & Buster’s on October 27. Sylvia became an Ambassador earlier this year after joining the Chamber as the Alzheimer’s Association Chair for the Walk to End

By Sylvia Dennis-Wray

COMMUNITY DAY – OCTOBER 16, 2019

Sylvia Dennis-Wray, Walk to End Alzheimer’s - Henry County Chair, receives Ambassador of the Month of October Certificate from HCCC BoD member and Ambassador Committee Chair, Genie Moore.

Alzheimer’s - Henry County.

She has been relentless in volunteering her time for the Walk as well as for the Chamber and richly deserves the distinction and Chamber’s gratitude.

FRASER APPOINTED AS A DIVERSE INCLUSION LEADER FOR EDWARD JONES Carolyn Fraser, an Edward Jones financial advisor in Henry County, has been appointed as the Diverse Inclusion Leader to lead the firm’s commitment to providing dedicated support and development for ethnically diverse Edward Jones financial advisors. Fraser will join a group of other Edward Jones financial advisors across the United States to lead this essential initiative.

A Diverse Inclusion Leader offers support through a financial advisor coaching program, delivers diversity and inclusion education to all

CLASS OF 2020 LEARNS ABOUT INVOLVEMENT ON COMMUNITY DAY

Being a part of Leadership Henry Class of 2020 is such a great experience for me and being able to share my thoughts about Community Day is more of an exciting experience, being that I am so involved in the community.

We started our day with community presentations from sixteen community organizations, all of which are doing great things in Henry County. Personally, my top two organizations were Henry County Senior Services and Sacred Journey Hospice.

Henry County Senior Services means a lot to me because I love advocating for the seniors. I feel that the seniors are such an underserved market and I want to support our senior citizens. Sacred Journey Hospice was another organization that meant a lot to me. They too do an excellent job at serving our seniors. It is important that we educate our senior citizens on the services that are available to them in the community.

Our next experience was with A Friend’s House. I love what they are doing for our young people. They have an awesome

facility and thanks to Leadership Henry Class of 2019, have an amazing addition to their facility. After A Friend’s House, we visited Henry County Performing Arts Center. The performance that our class did at the spur of a moment was magnificent. We all have hidden talents inside of us. The last place we visited was Southern Belle Farm. Being that I am a gardener, I had a splendid time touring the farm and taking in every moment of it. Observing how they plant strawberries and other crops was a breathtaking moment.

Watching the pig race was a grand moment for me because I have never seen pigs race before!

Through this experience, I am sure that I will learn a lot about Henry County and make a huge impact on our Henry County senior citizens!

LH participants toured the Performing Art Center

This summary was provided by Sylvia Dennis-Wray, Walk Chair of Walk to End Alzheimer’s- Henry County, Executive Director of the Alzheimer’s Services Center, and one of the Class of 2020 participants in Leadership Henry.

PUBLIC SAFETY DAY LEADS TO NEW INSIGHTS FOR YOUTH LEADERS

By Lyndsay Theado

financial advisors and conducts a series of business-building meetings throughout the year. Fraser will continue to serve investors in the community.

For more information on career opportunities with Edward Jones, call Fraser at 770-288-4151, or interested individuals may visit Edward Jones’ recruiting website at careers.edwardjones.com.

Reprinted from Henry County Times Carolyn Fraser, owner of Edward Jones – Carolyn Fraser – Financial Adviser, has been a member of the Chamber since 2015. She serves as an Ambassador for the Chamber and was named 2019 Ambassador of the Month of September.

In November, the Youth Leadership Henry Class of 2020 students were able to tour the Henry County Jail, the Sheriff’s Office, and the 911 Center of Operations. A sneak peek into the case scenario simulation room where law enforcement have the opportunity to be in real life situations without danger captured the young leaders’ attention. Youth Leadership Henry Board Member Lt. Robert Howell held several open discussions with the learners about their thoughts and concerns with law enforcement in today’s climate. While walking through many scenarios and possibilities, the students were able to see through a different lens and a new perspective to help understand the split second decisions that the police force have to make every day.

Lt. Howell also held lively discussions about gang awareness, the difference between the right to free speech and crossing the line of hatred and malicious intent, sex trafficking and

their signs, and the variations of drugs and their impact on the community.

The Henry County K-9 unit treated the class to a variety of real life applications. The demonstrations were informative and allowed the learners to witness the amazing talents of trained canines. Afterwards, the officers explained a number of possible scenarios they could be put in, the processes of training and service, and how they are prepared to At the Henry County 911 Center, serve and protect our community.

Youth Leadership Henry Board Member and EMA/E911 Director, Sheriff Keith McBrayer met with the class and gave a presentation on Mr. Don Ash, talked with the leaders the history of law enforcement in about how he helps the county in Henry County. Did you know that times of need or disaster. Mr. Ash Henry County was once called the may have been their favorite speaker “Mother of All Counties” because of of the entire day when learning that its large size? It included the areas he is usually responsible for when of Atlanta, Marietta, Conyers, Griffin, they get snow days off from school. and Jackson at the time. Lt. P. Johnson The class then took a tour of the then took the class on a tour of the facility, watching the 911 dispatchers jail and explained the operations of in action. Overall, Youth Leadership the facility where they were able to observe cellblocks, intake areas, and Henry’s November gathering was an the day-to-day life of an inmate. enjoyable and educational success.

Youth Leadership Henry Class of 2020 with the Henry County Sheriff

Youth Leadership Henry Class of 2020 members at the Henry County 911 Center

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HAPPENING IN HENRY CHRISTMAS IN THE GROVE

Visit with Santa November 29 – December 15 (Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays). Check schedule and times: www.southernbellefarm.com or 770288-2582

Celebrate the season with the Annual Christmas Parade, Craft Fair, kids activities and MORE!

PHOTOS WITH SANTA

THRU DECEMBER 23, TANGER OUTLET CENTER, LOCUST GROVE, GA LOCATION: COMMONS AREA NEAR OLD NAVY AND FOREVER21.

Santa Photo Hours 1 PM - 6 PM: November 23 – 24, 30, December 1, 7 – 23

STOCKBRIDGE HOLIDAY FESTIVAL & TREE LIGHTING

DECEMBER 5, 5 PM – 9 PM, MERLE MANDERS CONFERENCE CENTER & CLARK PARK 111 DAVIS RD, STOCKBRIDGE, GA 30281

CHRISTMAS FOR THE COMMUNITY BY THE COMMUNITY

DECEMBER 5-6, CONNECTING HENRY, INC. 66 VETERANS DRIVE MCDONOUGH, GA 30253

DECEMBER 6, 4 PM – 7 PM & DECEMBER 7, 11 AM – 3 PM

Enjoy Santa on the square. Remember to bring your camera for pictures.

DECEMBER 7, 5 PM, PARADE BEGINS AT 6 PM, DOWNTOWN MCDONOUGH SQUARE

ADOPT-A-FAMILY CHRISTMAS DRIVE The Executive Decisions Staffing Agency along with Curvy Gurl Enterprises, Inc. is collecting Holiday Gifts for needy families through Light After the Storm (non-profit 501c3) organization of McDonough, GA. There is a sign-up sheet in the lobby of Executive Decisions Staffing Agency listing the gift requested by their families. We welcome everyone to participate with them and make a donation of one of the gifts listed on the sign-up sheet. Please bring your unwrapped gifts to their office front desk clerk.

Also, come participate in the gift-wrapping party and enjoy some tasty refreshments! All gifts must be dropped off by Friday, December 13.

The gift-wrapping party will be held on Saturday, December 14 at 2:00 PM. For more info, call Rachel or Preston at 678-503-2474.

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CHRISTMAS AT HOME PARADE

DECEMBER 14, 7 PM – 9 PM, DOWNTOWN HAMPTON

Join us for the Christmas at Home Parade, complete with Santa and his elves. Remember to bring your camera for pictures with Santa. The parade will line up at Hampton Elementary School at 6:00 pm. Downtown businesses are open late and provide tasty holiday treats. There will be snow machines and pictures with Santa! For more info, contact Sharon Tarpley at 770-946-5490.

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That’s why, for 90 years, we’ve partnered with local chambers, development authorities and elected officials across Georgia to help bring jobs and investment to the state – more than 134,000 jobs and $25.5 billion capital investment over the past decade alone.

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Board Members reserve your space on this page- Contact Rita at the Henry Herald 770-957-9161 x 227 or email: rcamp@henryherald.com

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To our RENEWIING Chamber Members

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OCTOBER BUSINESS AFTER HOURS RECAP HOSTED BY: Pyke & Associates, P.C. 340 Corporate Center Court, Stockbridge, GA 30281 (770) 507-2500 Thanks to Pyke & Associates, P.C., for a spooktacular night of fun at the October 2019 Business After Hours. Everyone enjoyed the trickor-treating, Halloween gifts, and extravagant games.

While creeping it real about networking and other business endeavors, the estate planning attorneys showed attendees a great time that will go down in Business After Hours history for years to come.

Thank You to our October BAH Door Prize Donors

Alicia Miller and Glenda Williams had a great time during the prize giveaways.

The sparks of togetherness and networking flew as everyone enjoyed a scrumptious meal.

Henry County Chamber of Commerce Announces On-site SCORE Atlanta Branch Office Free Monthly Business Mentoring Services Next SCORE Date: Monday, December 9

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The attendees were all smiles at October’s Business After Hours.

Business Booster Luncheons & Business After Hours are taking a snow break in December.

The Henry County Chamber of Commerce (HCCC) is partnering with SCORE, the nation’s largest network of volunteer, expert business mentors, to offer free business mentoring services to business owners in Henry County. A branch office of SCORE Atlanta will service Henry County and surrounding communities from the HCCC office on the 2nd Monday of each month in November – December, 2019, 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM, by appointment only. The schedule will expand to include the 2nd and 4th Monday in each month, beginning in January, 2020.

With 10,000 volunteers across the nation, the organization provides free business mentoring and free or low-cost business education to hundreds of thousands of clients each year.

about partnering with SCORE Atlanta to establish a SCORE branch office on location at HCCC.”

SCORE appointments on Monday, December 9, 2019, will be with Mentor, Trillion Cason. Cason HCCC President and CEO has more than 18 years Joseph B. Henning was of experience in human instrumental in bringing resource management, SCORE Atlanta to Henry payroll systems, training County. “The Chamber & development, strategic represents Henry County leadership, project businesses in one of the management, financial fastest growing, more robust and investment services. economies in Georgia. New She is very knowledgeable businesses are joining the in writing and preparing Chamber at a rapid pace proposals for government and make up a majority contracts to ensure of our membership. In a requirements are met.

SCORE serves all business recent survey, our members For more information or owners at all stages of the expressed a need for more to schedule an appointment, business life cycle: preresources to support small visit: http://www. start, start-up (first year), businesses in navigating henrycounty.com/events/ in business and closing, the start-up process and from all demographics, for guidance in developing details/score-mentoring-oneducational backgrounds growth strategies for existing site-at-the-chamber-17084 or and across all industries. businesses. We are excited call 404-331-0135.

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OCTOBER BUSINESS BOOSTER LUNCHEON RECAP

2019 BUSINESS BOOSTER LUNCHEONS — A VERY GOOD YEAR!

By Dodie Cason, HCCC Small Business Council, Chair, and AVP, Business Banker, Heritage Bank We were shocked to hear that the number of Opioid related deaths, each year, comes in at a staggering 49,000. This is the equivalent to filling up SunTrust Park!

Another year of Business Booster Luncheons (BBL) have passed. It seems like it was just yesterday that Lydia Pierre, owner of Pierre Branding Group, had us all thinking about our own personal brand and resolutions. In January, Lydia taught that “you are your biggest investment. Put time into yourself. Market yourself”.

As you reflect over your year, I ask, have you taken her advice?

In February, Michelle Amara, the President and Owner of SCB, explained how video marketing impacts your business. Have you made your video yet? Michelle did say that “videos make you and your business more relatable and builds a connection between you and the community”. The March winds blew in Mary Elizabeth Davis, the Henry County School Superintendent.

She gave updates on student performance, budget demands and safety plans. Imagine if you had 42,000 kids- she does!

BBL Sponsor Tackle Eye Group

HCS School Superintendent Mary Elizabeth Davis

The June heat didn’t deter the arrival of our new Chamber President Joseph Henning and his vision for the future.

We are so happy to have Joe and he seems to have adjusted quite well to our sweet tea and southern charm. Flip-flops and bikini tops – we all went to the beach in July, so we took a break from our luncheons.

in October. She gave updates on the Piedmont Henry facility and shared the woes of the medical insurance world. We saluted our Veteran’s in November!

Thank you to all who have served! We acknowledged the positive impact these men and women have made on our country and recognized the substantial contributions they make as employees. Our panel of speakers included Bob Van Dunk and James Dunn from the Veterans Support Group and Kevin Smith from Toppan Interamerica. Charlie Pugh from the Georgia Department of Labor moderated these experts on topics such as veterans as role-model employees, statistics supporting positive employer benefits for hiring veterans and veteran support programs.

With a warm welcome, Piedmont Henry Hospital introduced attendees to their services and impact on the community.

The October BBL was an amazing success. Thanks to Piedmont Henry CEO, Deborah Armstrong, for hosting the event and giving guests an exclusive “White Coat Tour” of Henry County’s shining star of hospitals. In addition to gaining knowledge on the wide array of specialized services the hospital provides, attendees learned about Piedmont Henry’s great impact on the community and the future trends in the medical industry. Rapid Gourmet Catering prepared tasteful meals for everyone, rounding off the gathering in the best way.

Thanks to our October BBL Door Prize Donors

1010 Computers Ameris Bank Better Plumbing Services Capstone Signs & Graphics Genie Moore, Mary Kay Cosmetics High Priority Plumbing & Services, Inc. Lasting Impressions Promos – Authorized Kaesar & Blair Dealer Nail Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc. Peppers Heating & Air Piedmont Henry Right at Home In Home Care and Assistance Scott Powerline and Utility Equipment, LLC

Shane Hunter, Pyke and Associates

Lydia Pierre, Pierre Branding Group

In April, Shane Hunter, Certified Financial Planner with Pyke & Associates, prepared us for life’s seasons. He spoke about financial security, insurance expenses, long term illness and death and retirement planning. You can never be too prepared! Emmett Highland, the DEA Atlanta Diversion Outreach Coordinator brought us the facts on the Opioid Epidemic in May.

August brought us back to the harsh reality of Internet dangers and child sex-trafficking.

Priti Griffin, Founder and Executive Director for Raise Me Up Foundation, relayed the importance of communicating with your children and teens and the value of knowing what they are doing. We turned the heat up a notch in September, with Alisa Kirk, the Area Director of the UGA SBDC at Clayton State University. Thanks to Alisa, we introvert’s no longer fear networking!

Deborah Armstrong, CEO of Piedmont Henry Hospital, sliced into the medical domain

Dodie Cason, Heritage Bank

We find ourselves at the end of another year and we are so very thankful for our sponsors and our many door prize donors, we are brighter from all of our new found knowledge and we have been filled from the great meals we have shared with fellow chamber members. We again take a break in December to celebrate our Creator, embrace family traditions and scold that naughty elf on the shelf.

Then…..we will return with a bigger and better New year!

Piedmont Henry CEO, Deborah Armstrong, shared information about new projects that will enhance the institution and their commitment to Director of Marketing at the Henry County Development Authority Leah Brown poses with her new prize! delivering compassionate care.

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Welcome!

RIBBON CUTTINGS

SOUTH ATLANTA VASCULAR INSTITUTE Contact: Elizabeth Anglin 7402 Davidson Pkwy. South Stockbridge, GA 30281 (770) 919-5238

MR. APPLIANCE OF STOCKBRIDGE Contact: Arthur Barnes 175 Burke St. Ste. 104 Stockbridge, GA 30281 (678) 902-4008

TAKLE EYE SURGERY CENTER

Contact: Hannah Tucker 1075 Bandy Pkwy. Ste. 110 Locust Grove, GA 30248 (770) 228-4822

KIWANIS CLUB OF HENRY COUNTY Contact: Pam Milling P.O. Box 482 Mcdonough, GA 30253 (404) 569-9355

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53rd Annual Chamber Meeting & Awards Dinner NOW ACCEPTING NOMINATIONS FOR THE

53rd HCCC Banquet Awards!

The Henry County Chamber of Commerce (HCCC) is seeking nominations for the Year 2019 HCCC Awards.

Winners will be honored at the 53rd Annual Chamber Meeting & Awards Dinner presented by Piedmont Henry!

This special event highlights the companies and individuals working to build and strengthen Henry County’s vibrant business community.

Award Categories: Business of the Year The Billy Carter Public Service Award The Citizen of the Year Award Volunteer of the Year HENRY COUNTY WOMEN IN BUSINESS Contact: Ariel Shaw P.O. Box 1152 Stockbridge, GA 30281 (678) 554-5210

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Contact: Ron Patel 1989 Jonesboro Road McDonough,GA 30253 (678) 782-5777

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Your nomination continues the tradition of honoring Henry County businesses and leaders. All nominations and deliberations are kept confidential. If you would like to submit a nomination for the Year 2019 awards, please visit the banquet website www.hcccannualbanquet.com.

The Costume Contest Winners! (Pictured l. to r.)

1st Prize – Thad & Genie Moore, Director, Mary Kay Cosmetics 2nd Prize – Mark Rawlings & Brooklyn Weaver, Capstone Signs & Graphics 3rd Prize – Kerry Arnold, Heritage Bank

MEMBER APPRECIATION LUNCH & HALLOWEEN COSTUME CONTEST RECAP Our annual Member Appreciation Luncheon was held inside the Hudgins Room on Thursday, October 31, Halloween Day! We dressed for the occasion, had a great meal, and tons of fun.

Thank You!

Join us in a hearty thank you to our door prize donors. Look to these Chamber members for quality products and services.

1010Computers, LLC

Paychex

Capstone Signs & Graphics

Pregnancy Resource Center of Henry County

Courtyard by Marriott Genie Moore, Director, Mary Kay Cosmetics Kiwanis Club of Henry County Heritage Bank High Priority Plumbing & Services, Inc.

HEARING DOCTORS OF GEORGIA-LOCUST GROVE Contact: Robert Allen 1075 Bandy Pkwy. Ste. 100 Locust Grove, GA 30248 (770) 996-2861

TO INTRODUCE AND CELEBRATE YOUR BUSINESS IN STYLE, PLEASE CONTACT GARY SPARROW, MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR AT 770-957-5786 OR VIA EMAIL GSPARROW@HENRYCOUNTY.COM

The 53rd Annual Chamber Meeting & Awards Dinner is presented by Piedmont Henry.

Southern Crescent Broadcasting – SCB-TV Channel 182 State Farm Insurance – Brian Andrews

Iron Comet Consulting, Inc.

State Farm Insurance – Kim Mays Agency

Mercer University – Regional Academic Center

State Farm Sherry DeVouse-Dennard

Nail Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc.

United Way

The winners will be honored during the 53rd Annual Chamber Meeting & Awards Dinner on Saturday, February 1, 2020, with a special awards ceremony.

Nominations close Friday, January 3, 2020

Right at Home In Home Care and Assistance

Keep calm, trick or treat, and carry on!

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Call or visit any of our fourteen financial advisors in the Henry County area. To find an www.edwardjones.com Lin Watts, AAMS速 Member SIPC Edward FinancialJones Advisoroffice near you, call 1-800-ED-JONES or visit www.edwardjones.com.

305 Olde Towne Way Mcdonough, GA 30252 678-583-1325

John H Dorminy IV 190 Turner Street McDonough, GA 30253 (770) 957-0250

James W. Geier Jr 2710 Highway 155 S Locust Grove, GA 30248 (770) 288-3377

Lin Watts 305 Olde Towne Way McDonough, GA 30252 (678) 583-1325

Gerry Simon 130 Eagle Springs Court Suite B Stockbridge, GA 30281 (770) 389-8912

Paul D Rippa, AAMS速 2141 Highway 155 North McDonough, GA 30252 (678) 583-5090

Eric B. Adams 305 Olde Towne Way McDonough, GA 30252 (678) 583-1325

Jeremy W Lange, CFP速, AAMS速 29 E King Road Hampton, GA 30228 (770) 707-2390

Ansley Sturgill 125 Westridge Industrial Blvd, Suite 100 McDonough, GA 30253 (770) 957-9885

Vanessa Conwell 4944 Bill Gardner Parkway, Locust Grove GA 30248 (678) 583-5079

Sean P Dunn 29 King Road Hampton, GA 30228 (770) 707-2390

TK Stewart 5487 North Henry Blvd Stockbridge, GA 30281 (770) 506-1994

Megan N Henry 5487 North Henry Blvd Stockbridge, GA 30281 (770) 506-1994

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David R Dodd Jr. 63 Macon Street McDonough, GA 30253 (770) 898-1735

Carolyn W Fraser The Commerce Building 1200 Keys Ferry Court McDonough, GA 3053 (770) 288-4151

Member SIPC | www.edwardjones.com

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Question and Answers at the end of forum Public Discussion for Focus Voter rights Provisional Ballots New Voting Machines Voting Machine Integrity Absentee Ballots

Information about Dominion Voting Systems Corporation’s voting machine will be provided and demonstrated.

POLITICAL ACTION FORUM PANELISTS: Chris Harvey – Georgia Secretary of State, Elections Director Tina Lunsford –Director, Elections & Registration Dan Richardson - Chairman, Board of Elections and Registration and others;

Vivian Thomas, President Henry County, NAACP

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Joe Henning, CEO Henry County, Chamber of Commerce

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Chamber Dues Standard Chamber membership benefits Premium STAR sponsorship Premium TIP Luncheon sponsorship Table of 10 at Annual Banquet Silver Golf Sponsorship (Can be upgraded to gold for $500.00) Free Enhanced member profile on Chamber website First two reservations at all BBLs at no cost 10% discount on non-

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The businesses that make up the Elite Partnership, partner with the Chamber in a combined effort to strengthen Henry County’s economic climate through their substantial contributions to the Chamber.

This helps advance its mission and economic development initiatives that help preserve Henry County’s reputation as a dynamic and vibrant location to do business.

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Board of Elections and Registrations

Henry County Board of Education 33 N Zack Hinton Parkway McDonough, GA 30253

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The financial contribution of $7,500 or $10,000 has a direct benefit on pro-business initiatives that will continue to foster a welcoming climate for industry growth in the county.

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The Henry County Chamber of Commerce introduces— The Elite Membership

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Join with this group and be a leader committed to the future of Henry County.

To join this elite level of membership, contact Gary Sparrow, Director of Member Services, at 770957-5786.

SPECIAL THANK YOU

TO OUR ELITE MEMBERS CHAIRMAN’S CLUB

Toppan Room Henry County Chamber of Commerce 1709 Hwy. 20 West, McDonough, GA 30253 Call 678-466-5100 – for more information.

SBDC Drop-in Consulting Service — No Fee, No Appointment Necessary.

3rd Monday of Every Month (Except January) On the 3rd Monday of each month, professional consultants from the Small Business Development Center come to the Chamber to provide small business coaching assistance. If you or someone you know is a small business owner, a start-up or an entrepreneur with just an idea – all are welcome to stop by for a face-to-face consultation with the experts from SBDC.

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Same Day Appointments • Easy Online Scheduling • Well & Sick Visits Annual Exams • Sports Physicals • Vaccinations & Immunizations

Piedmont Physicians of Stockbridge 919 Eagles Landing Parkway Stockbridge, Georgia 30281 678.289.7700

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