2016
The mission of the Chamber of Commerce of Huntsville/Madison County is to prepare, develop and promote our community for economic growth.
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A Message from Chip
Cherry, CCE
We made significant progress in a number of key areas in 2016. Two key areas impacting economic development were the certification of the Huntsville Mega Site and the completion of the CRP Master Plan. Both position us well for future growth. The reactivation of the Chamber Foundation will allow us to enhance our workforce development efforts by providing professional development to educators teaching the 9th Grade Career Prep Classes in Madison County and the Cities of Madison and Huntsville. All three of these are significant steps forward in ensuring a strong and dynamic regional economy. Our support of Small businesses was enhanced with the first full year of operation of both the Toyota Small Business Training facility and the UAH SBDC which relocated to the 3rd floor of the Chamber. We are proud of the improvements we have made in providing services to our small business members and look forward to enhancing it further in 2017. The capstone of the year was the celebration of Redstone Arsenal’s 75th Anniversary. Our community and the region are the beneficiaries of the work of many that came before us – who had a vision for what the Arsenal could become, and the work of our current leadership who are building on that foundation. Redstone is now a vital part of our Nation’s national defense and security infrastructure due to the outstanding work of the men and women who work on the Arsenal, as well as those whose vision lead to its growth and development. We look forward to an outstanding 2017!
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2016 HIGHLIGHTS: YEAR IN REVIEW* FEBRUARY 5, 2016
STATE OF THE SCHOOLS In partnership with The Schools Foundation, the event featured a report from each of the three school systems in Madison County and the State Board of Education.
JANUARY 4, 2016
WASHINGTON UPDATE WITH SENATOR SHELBY
GEEK2GEEK This Cummings Research Park After Hours event is a facilitated networking opportunity and social for member companies in the Park to discover and learn about technology being developed by other CRP companies.
JANUARY
RADIOBRO OPENS IN BREMEN, GERMANY
The Annual D.C. Trip brings some of Washington’s top leaders together with representatives from our business and elected community.
Held twice a year to provide a casual and lively atmosphere for business professionals to network, this event is all about business in action and making connections – in a tabletop exhibit format and ending with a BUSINESS AFTER HOURS event. MAY 11, 2016
CRP AURP ANNOUNCEMENT
APRIL 13, 2016
FEBRUARY 23, 2016
ALABAMA UPDATE WITH GOV. BENTLEY This annual event featured an address from Alabama Governor Robert Bentley on the State of the State and our community’s role.
This annual trip to the State Capitol provided an opportunity to meet with key leaders in state government to discuss the critical issues facing our community.
FEBRUARY
SCHMOOZAPALOOZA
WASHINGTON DC TRIP
MARCH 9, 2016
NASA BUDGET ROLLOUT
MONTGOMERY TRIP
JANUARY 28, 2016
Senator Shelby gave an update to the business community on the past year’s progress on the issues that impact our region and his outlook for the year ahead.
FEBRUARY 9, 2016
MAY 19, 2016
APRIL 19-21, 2015
MARCH 31, 2016
MAY 17, 2016
BEST PLACES TO WORK®
WOMEN’S BUSINESS COUNCIL FORUM
This awards event showcases the best places to work in our community. Results are strictly based on employee participation answering surveys.
MARCH
JUNE 24-JULY 1, 2016
ARMED FORCES CELEBRATION A week-long celebration including a Proclamation Signing, Concert in the Park, and a Chamber-hosted dinner that featured Gen. Dennis Via, U.S. Army Materiel Command. JUNE 15, 2016
MEGA SITE PRESS EVENT
APRIL
MAY
JUNE
MARCH 9, 2016 JANUARY 21, 2016 JANUARY 28, 2016
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING With the theme “Spy Central”, this special event gave members a Chamber/community update and featured keynote speaker Mike Rogers, former chair, House Intelligence Committee.
*THIS TIMELINE DOES NOT INCLUDE ALL CHAMBER EVENTS.
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BUSINESS AFTER HOURS These events offer a networking opportunity for members to come together in a relaxed social atmosphere.
MAY 10, 2016
WASHINGTON UPDATE WITH REP. BROOKS
CRP TROLLEY TECH TOUR
BUSINESS AFTER HOURS
This Cummings Research Park event series focuses on a different industry theme each quarter. For this particular date, CRP employees learned about the Severe Weather companies and college offerings in the Park.
Congressman Brooks’ briefing included his views on the past year’s progress APRIL 11, 2016 on the issues that impact our region and his outlook for the year ahead. CHAMBER SPRING
GOLF CLASSIC
FEBRUARY 16, 2016
WOMEN’S BUSINESS COUNCIL FORUM The Women’s Business Council is an advocate for women-owned businesses. WBC hosts quarterly forums in an effort to support women in business. JANUARY 14, 2016
STATE OF THE COUNTY ADDRESS This annual event provided Chairman Dale Strong with an opportunity to give an update on critical issues facing the county and his views on the past year’s progress, the issues that will impact our region and his outlook for the year ahead.
Huntsville ranked #1 affordable place to live by Livability.com
APRIL 20, 2016
Strategic Innovations events included ‘Networking with the Masses’, ‘Social Media 101’, ‘Sales/Marketing’, Social Media Series, and HR Forum Series.
MoneyGeek: Huntsville ranked #3 Best Mid-Sized Cities to Make a Living
A fun opportunity for connecting with new and old friends in a relaxed atmosphere, prizes were awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place teams.
APRIL 27, 2016
BREAKFAST & BIZ
MAY 23, 2016
CRP MASTER PLAN UNVEILING
U.S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SMALL BUSINESS DREAM BIG AWARDS
MAY 9, 2016
STATE OF THE ECONOMY PRESENTATION
This fast paced, bi-monthly networking event brings Chamber members together with new business contacts in a unique and entertaining format.
ValuePenguin: Huntsville is among Most Educated Cities in 2016
JUNE 2016
JUNE 28, 2016
BUSINESS & BREWS At this unique event, members enjoyed some of Huntsville’s best craft beers while cultivating new business relationships in a relaxed setting – network-building, sharing common challenges, ideas and solutions, and connecting with local business professionals.
Huntsville is #2 City in the U.S. for Tech Job by SmartAsset
Southern Living: Huntsville named as one of the South’s Best College Towns
SEPTEMBER 1, 2016
SEPTEMBER 14-16, 2016
COLLEGE & CAREER FAIR
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT TOUR
This event reached all 11th and 12th graders in Huntsville, Madison and Madison County schools to promote local high-demand careers.
The Chamber and its economic development partners hosted five business development representatives for a two-day tour of Huntsville’s aerospace assets.
SMALL BUSINESS AWARDS CELEBRATION
YULISTA GROUNDBREAKING
BREAKFAST & BIZ
NOV. 1, 2016
JULY 18, 2016
CRP TROLLEY TECH TOUR
JULY
BUSINESS & BREWS
AUGUST
POLARIS GRAND OPENING
SEPTEMBER 20, 2016
ANNUAL OUTING
AUGUST 11, 2016 AUGUST 25, 2016
The holiday event welcomed Chamber members, community and Redstone Arsenal senior leaders and local elected officials. Every year, it is one of the most celebrated community holiday events of the season.
GEEK2GEEK
SEPTEMBER 14, 2016
Our annual Small Business Awards honored the best of the best small business entrepreneurs, young professionals, nonprofits, and executive leadership.
GEEK2GEEK
HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE
NOVEMBER 10, 2016
AUGUST 30, 2016 JULY 8, 2016
DECEMBER 8, 2016
SEPTEMBER 29, 2016
BUSINESS AFTER HOURS
Celebrating our Space and Defense Industry relationships on the banks of the Tennessee River and enjoy a fresh, Gulf seafood buffet, an open bar and live music followed by spectacular fireworks.
SEPTEMBER
OCTOBER
DECEMBER 6, 2016
BUSINESS & BREWS NOVEMBER 14, 2016
CRP TROLLEY TECH TOUR
NOVEMBER 21, 2016
SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER DECEMBER 1, 2016
WOMEN’S BUSINESS COUNCIL FORUM
OCTOBER 12, 2016 AUGUST 25, 2016 JULY 26, 2016
BREAKFAST & BIZ
JULY 28, 2016
IGNITE
WINE & CHEESE WITH THE PRESIDENT By special invitation, members are invited to a special reception with the Chamber President for updates and information about being a member.
STATE OF THE CITY ADDRESS Mayor Battle highlighted the city’s progress in economic development and presented his “annual report” to the citizens of Huntsville regarding the accomplishments from the past year and his outlook for the year ahead.
An Entrepreneur Forum – bringing together a panel of local entrepreneurs to offer insight on how to stay viable and successful through good and bad climates, followed by a Q&A session.
OCTOBER 2016
ALABAMA RETAILER OF THE YEAR
Small Business Seminars included ‘Affordable Care Act’, ‘Excel Basics for Small Businesses’, ‘Doing Business with...’, ‘Disaster and Emergency Prep’, ‘Intro to Google Analytics’, ‘Overtime Final Rule Workshop’, ‘Content Marketing’, ‘Uncovering Biases in the Workplace’, ‘Social Media Series’, ‘‘Risk Management and Crisis Planning for Business’, ‘Using Microsoft Word Templates’, and ‘Advanced Excel: Creating an Excel Database’.
Mint.com: Huntsville is among Top 17 Most Affordable U.S. Cities of 2016
Business Insider: Huntsville ranked #4 “Top 25 U.S. Cities with Lowest Cost of Living”
Forbes: Huntsville is among 25 BestPaying Cities for Software Engineers
NOVEMBER 1, 2016
NOVEMBER 9, 2016
SCHMOOZAPALOOZA / BUSINESS AFTER HOURS
BREAKFAST & BIZ OCTOBER 13, 2016
NOVEMBER 15, 2016
BUSINESS AFTER HOURS
BUSINESS & BREWS
OCTOBER 27, 2016
RECEPTION FOR STATE SUPERINTENDENT SENTANCE OCTOBER 20, 2016
WOMEN’S BUSINESS COUNCIL FORUM
NOVEMBER 30, 2016
REDSTONE UPDATE Members heard from senior leaders from Redstone Arsenal – highlighting their diverse roles and missions, and share where these commands, organizations, and the installation are headed in the future. Command briefings + luncheon with keynote speaker Gen. Gustave Perna, U.S. Army Materiel Command.
BOMA International: Huntsville is the least expensive U.S. office market
Site Selection mag: Alabama among top 10 states in business climate rankings
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Economic Development The Chamber is the lead economic development organization for Huntsville/Madison County, one of the most dynamic economies in the United States. Through local, state and regional partnerships, we recruit and retain jobs and capital investment, focusing on aerospace, defense, advanced manufacturing, information technology and life sciences.
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Instead of Austin, Texas, Try Huntsville, Alabama – THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, NOVEMBER 2016
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NEW companies
CERTIFICATION OF
151 jobs $52,801,836
1,252-acre
MEGA SITE
in capital investment
ECONOMIC GROWTH INDEX COMBINED EMPLOYMENT, GDP AND WAGES HUNTSVILLE
35%
34%
30%
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existing companies
1,167 jobs $255,994,247 in capital investment
25%
U.S.
20%
18%
15% 10%
ALABAMA
5%
11%
0%
2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
Huntsville ranked #1 for STEM grads – NERDWALLET, APRIL 2016
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Cummings Research Park Cummings Research Park (CRP) is the Nation’s second largest research park with 3,843 acres and 300 companies. We manage, market internally and promote CRP to expand industry and recruit new companies to a vibrant and connected community that fosters ingenuity, creativity and scientific achievements that solve our Nation’s most complex challenges.
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MASTER PLAN PROJECT In May 2016, drafts of the new comprehensive master plan and design guidelines were unveiled for CRP followed by 21 stakeholder meetings and two public open houses for review/ comment on the draft master plan and design guidelines. As part of our master planning effort, we led a rebranding effort for CRP that included a new identity package featuring new messaging, a new logo, and a suite of creative elements for the Park. Following stakeholder feedback, the revised and final master plan was approved by the CRP Board of Directors and the City of Huntsville Planning Commission.
DRIVEN BY SCIENCE. POWERED BY PEOPLE.
Organized and launched the first-ever CRP Trolley Tech Tours — trolley nighttime tours of CRP companies – to highlight and build awareness around the amazing companies and technologies/products that exist in CRP. We hosted three.
New & Expanding Industry in CRP: 6 companies, 605 employees
HudsonAlpha groundbreaking for the Paul Propst Center for Personalized Medicine and 4th new building on their biotech campus in CRP.
8 Food Truck Fests 4 Geek2Geek lightning-round tech talks
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Government & Public Affairs The Chamber represents the business interests of the Huntsville and Madison County area on the local, state and national levels of government, promoting policies and legislation that allow for the continued economic prosperity of the region. Roughly half of the local economy is a function of federal spending on military, space and homeland security concerns, consequently much of the Chamber’s government and public affairs efforts are focused on the growth and protection of these activities and the Redstone Arsenal. The division also conducts a number of events which are intended to enhance relationships with elected local, State and Federal officials and key federal partners.
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more than
5,300
attended
government affairs events
MONTGOMERY, AL TRIP 80 participants = the LARGEST
Chamber-State Capitol event in Alabama
Supported efforts to expand FBI operations on Redstone – plans revealed to grow to more than 5,000 employees Redstone wins Army Community Partnership Award (one of five in the U.S.) Celebrated Redstone Arsenal’s 75th Anniversary
WASHINGTON, D.C. TRIP 150 participants = one of the Top 5 Chamber-DC Trips in the U.S.
A key member of the Coalition that defeated efforts to repeal Alabama College and Career Ready Standards Supported successful lobbying efforts to enhance local brewers and distillery operations
Supported efforts to develop the Space Launch System – program receives $2.15 Billion in `16 funding bill (nearly twice what the administration had proposed) 10
Workforce & Education We are passionate about developing, employing and retaining the smart, talented people we have in our region. Through partnerships with industry, education and public sector stakeholders, we ensure our region has the quantity and quality of talent to meet employer needs and support sustained growth.
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Huntsville/Madison County was selected by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation as the inaugural community to highlight the importance of high education standards and community engagement through the Achieving Tomorrow’s Voices campaign.
350 attended this annual event, bringing together
our business and education communities to highlight the Pre-K-12 education programs that are preparing students for long-term success in our region.
Workforce recruitment website was relaunched and rebranded, now hosting thousands of regional jobs for the Huntsville Metro region.
40+ employers participated in the annual College & Career Fair; reached 6,000+ high school juniors and seniors from all three public school districts in our community with information about regional careers.
Industry Insight pilot program engaged 40+ high school career coaches and career tech directors with industry leaders to understand workforce needs and pathways in high demand fields.
Relaunched the Chamber Foundation to support workforce development initiatives.
Four high school students were awarded inaugural Smarty Pants Scholarships (3 finalists $500 each; 1 honorable mention $100). 12
Membership As the largest chamber in Alabama, the Chamber of Commerce of Huntsville/Madison County relies on a base of highly engaged members-from global corporations to middle-market companies to local entrepreneurs and small businesses-to support the organization’s mission of making Huntsville one of the world’s best places to live, work and build a business. As a champion of the entrepreneurial spirit, the Chamber provides an array of opportunities for small and medium-sized enterprises to participate in programs, events and activities designed to support and encourage growth in their companies as well as their contribution to the economic vitality of the region.
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TOTAL MEMBERSHIP 2016
2,103 2015
2,032 2014
2,014
85
2013
2,093 MEMBERSHIP NEW SALES MEMBER COMPANIES BY SIZE
40
500 400 300
101+ employees
200
51-100 employees
100 0
21-50 employees 6-20 employees
1-5 employees
2013
2014
2015
2016
CHAMBERON Sponsorship Campaign (to sell cash-only sponsorship opportunities)
2016 2015
$940,775 $874,350
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Marketing & Communications The Chamber facilitates a strategic and purposeful flow of communication to our highly engaged members and general public. We communicate using a progressive, multifaceted marketing strategy that includes traditional media, print, digital, and social media. Our strategy was designed to maximize reach to members and non-members, and to expand our sphere of influence in the community and around the globe.
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Huntsville ranked #1 Best Affordable Place to Live. – LIVEABILITY.COM, FEBRUARY 2016
PUBLICATIONS
160,000 READERS - PRINT MAGAZINE
DIGITAL PUBLICATIONS:
12,154
mobile tablet
TOTAL READS
desktop
MORE THAN 63,000 IMPRESSIONS
AVERAGE READ TIME: 5:43
DIGITAL MEDIA & SOCIAL MEDIA Eblasts: Sent 277 eblasts to Chamber members, reaching more than 80,000 people per month
Reach (organic): 519,090 ▲ 16% from 2015
Impressions: 141,105 ▲ 22% from 2015
Average Open Rate: 33% (Nonprofit Industry Average is 25%)
Engagement: 44,146 ▲ 13% from 2015
Followers: 7,072 ▲ 13% from 2015
EARNED MEDIA
2.3 M readers ONLINE AND PRINT “INSTEAD OF AUSTIN, TEXAS, TRY HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA”
NOVEMBER 2016
Huntsville named Top 5 destination to get you psyched for hiking. – REI CO-OP, JANUARY 2016
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Small Business & Events 2016 was the year of change – we refreshed several events/programs, such as replacing Business After Hours with Business & Brews – turning the latter into the most popular networking event of the year. We recharged the Small Business Awards and increased both nominations and attendees by more than 46 percent and increased revenue from 2015 by 213 percent. Collaboration continued as we partnered with the public library to offer computer application classes, and with ALDOL to inform and educate members and the community about the new Overtime Final Ruling Law. We also created the ‘Doing Business with…’ sessions to inform members about all of the procurement opportunities available in the region.
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4 EVENTS = 2,242 ATTENDEES S I G NAT U R E
SIGNATURE EVENTS
Annual Membership Meeting | Best Places to Work® Awards | Chamber Golf Classics | Small Business Awards Celebration
26 EVENTS = 1,188 ATTENDEES NETWORKING
NETWORKING EVENTS
Breakfast & Biz | Business After Hours | Business & Brews | Holiday Open House SchmoozaPalooza | Women’s Business Council Forums
41 DEVELOPMENT = 595 ATTENDEES SMALL BIZ & PROFESSIONAL
SMALL BIZ SEMINARS
Chamber Insight | Chamber U | HR Forum Series | Small Business Seminars Social Media Series | Strategic Innnovations
New Business Starts: 39 Long-Term Clients: 139 Total Active Clients: 1,159
3.5 M Capital Invesment 210 Jobs Created 2,140 Counseling Hours
23 UAH SBDC Seminars & Workshops 401 Total Attendees $28.5M in Prime and Subcontracts awarded to clients
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CHAMBER STAFF EXECUTIVE STAFF Chip Cherry, CCE, president & chief executive officer Amy Locke, executive assistant Annette Atchley, resource desk coordinator Kathy Davis, resource desk assistant ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, INDUSTRY RELATIONS & WORKFORCE Lucia Cape, IOM, senior vice president Lyndsay Ferguson, workforce director Erin Koshut, Cummings Research Park director Ken Smith, research & information services director Will West, project manager Amy Tubb, economic development assistant
GOVERNMENT & PUBLIC AFFAIRS Mike Ward, senior vice president Tina Leopold, assistant INVESTOR RELATIONS Robert Recker, senior vice president Donna McCrary, membership retention manager Tiffany Jordan, membership representative Tina Blankenship, membership representative Kristy Drake, engagement specialist / program manager SMALL BUSINESS & EVENTS Pammie Jimmar, IOM, director Emma Williams, specialist
MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS Carrie Rice, director Kristi Sherrard, graphic designer Hiroko Sedensky, web designer FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION Mary McNairy, director Jamie Gallien, IT manager Kim Savage, accounting specialist – receivables Lori Warner, accounting specialist – payables Joe Watson, facilities supervisor
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Rose Allen, chair
Bryan Dodson, chair-appointed
BancorpSouth
PHOENIX
Joe Newberry, chair-elect Redstone Federal Credit Union
Greg Brown, vice chair, workforce & education Brown Precision, Inc.
City of Madison
Rey Almodóvar, immediate past chair
Jeff Gronberg, vice chair, small business & events
Intuitive Research & Technology Corporation
Ron Poteat, chair, Chamber Foundation
deciBel Research
Mayor Paul Finley, chair-appointed
Beth Sippel, chair-appointed First Commercial Bank
Regions Bank
Danny Windham, vice chair, marketing & communications
Kim Lewis, secretary/treasurer PROJECTXYZ, Inc.
Digium, Inc.
Madison County Commission
Tharon Honeycutt, vice chair, member engagement
Gary Bolton, vice chair, economic development & industry relations ADTRAN, Inc.
Tracy Marion, general counsel Lanier Ford Shaver & Payne, P.C.
Mayor Tommy Battle, chair-appointed
Chip Cherry, CCE, president & CEO Chamber of Commerce of Huntsville/Madison County
Kevin Byrnes, vice chair, government & public affairs
Mark Curran, chair-appointed
Raytheon Company
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Penny Billings, vice chair, membership
InterFuze Corporation
MSB Analytics, Inc. City of Huntsville
L-3 Communications Corporation - Huntsville Operations
Chairman Dale Strong, chair-appointed
BOARD OF DIRECTORS Bill Bailey
David Fernandes
Janice Migliore
Kristina Barbee
Gene Goldman
Leigh Pegues
Bob Baron
Mike Gullion
Jim Rogers
Janet Brown
John Gully
Jeff Samz
Kevin Campbell
Jan Hess
Dr. Gurmej Sandhu
Frank Caprio
Steve Hill
Charlie Sealy
Lynn Collyar
Lee Holland
E.J. Sinclair
Michael Cox
Dr. Pam Hudson
Cynthia Streams
Deke Damson
Andrew Hugine, Jr.
Nilmini Thompson
Dorothy Davidson
Hank Isenberg
Tim Thornton
John Eagan
John Jordan
Lynn Troy
Joe Fehrenbach
David King
Ken Tucker
Trip Ferguson
Brian Magerkurth
Frank Williams
Radiance Technologies, Inc. Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc. Baron Services, Inc. Belk
Northrop Grumman Corporation Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP Deloitte LLP PARSONS
Jerry Damson Ford Acura Davidson Technologies, Inc. BB&T
Intergraph Corporation U.S. Space & Rocket Center
Toyota Motor Manufacturing Alabama, Inc. Leidos
SCI Technology, Inc., a Sanmina company SAIC
Teledyne Brown Engineering, Inc. AEgis Technologies Group Turner Construction Crestwood Medical Center Alabama A&M University IronMountain Solutions KBRwyle
Dynetics, Inc.
Par Pharmaceutical
PALCO Telecom Service, Inc. PNC Bank
Lockheed Martin Corporation Huntsville Hospital Sigmatech, Inc.
Sealy Management Company SES - Science and Engineering Services, LLC Domino’s (Valley Pizza, Inc.) Systems Products and Solutions, Inc. nLogic, Inc. Troy 7, Inc.
The Boeing Company Landers McLarty Dodge Chrysler Jeep
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HUNTSVILLE REGIONAL ECONOMIC GROWTH INITIATIVE
2016 INVESTORS DEVELOPMENT PARTNER
City of Huntsville
DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
Huntsville Utilities
CHAIRMAN’S COUNCIL PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE
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For a current Investor list, visit bit.ly/HREGI
Toyota Motor Manufacturing Alabama, Inc. Huntsville Hospital • Madison County Commission • Regions Bank
REGIONAL PARTNERS
Port of Huntsville • Tennessee Valley Authority
LEADERSHIP FORUM
ADTRAN, Inc. • The Boeing Company • City of Madison Redstone Federal Credit Union • Vertiv
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
BBVA Compass • Crestwood Medical Center • Lockheed Martin Corporation • PNC Bank SAIC • SES - Science and Engineering Services, LLC • Teledyne Brown Engineering, Inc.
CHAMBER TRUSTEES
AEgis Technologies Group • Aerojet Rocketdyne • Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Alabama • Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc. DynCorp International • Dynetics, Inc. • First Commercial Bank • Jerry Damson, Inc. • Landers McLarty Corporation Lanier Ford Shaver & Payne P.C. • Northrop Grumman Corporation • PARSONS • Raytheon Company S3 • Sealy Management Company, Inc. • Torch Technologies • Wyle CAS Group
PROGRESS PARTNERS
ASRC Federal Analytical Services • Baron Services, Inc. • BASF Corporation • BB&T • Bill Penney Toyota, Scion & Mitsubishi Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP • Coates Transportation Group • Colliers International • Connected Logistics Consolidated Construction Co. • Corporate Office Properties Trust • Davidson Technologies, Inc. • Google • Huntsville-Madison County Builders Association • iBERIABANK • Intergraph Government Solutions • J. Smith Lanier & Co. • Keel Point, LLC L-3 - Corporate HSV Operations • LEAN Frog Business Solutions, Inc. • LogiCore • MTS, Inc. • Progress Bank Radiance Technologies • Rosie’s Restaurants, Inc., & Right Way Restaurants, Inc. (dba Steak Out) • SELEX Galileo Inc. ServisFirst Bank • Turner • Vencore, Inc. • Wells Fargo Bank • Woody Anderson Ford
PROGRESS INVESTORS
4SITE, Inc. • AECOM • Alpha Beta Technologies • Amanda Howard Real Estate • Anglin Reichmann Snellgrove & Armstrong Averbuch Realty Co., Inc. – Scott Averbuch • BancorpSouth • Brown Precision, Inc. • Bryant Bank • CB&S Bank • Century Automotive CFD Research Corporation • Coast Personnel Services • deciBel Research • Decisive Analytics Corporation • Deloitte • DESE Research • Digium Fite Building Company • Foreign Language Services • Fountain, Parker, Harbarger • Garver • General Atomics • HEMSI • Hiley Cars Huntsville Huntsville Botanical Garden • Huntsville/Madison County Convention & Visitors Bureau • Huntsville Tractor & Equipment • InterFuze Corporation Investor’s Resource/Raymond James • IronMountain Solutions • The Lioce Group • Littlejohn Engineering Associates • LSINC Corporation MSB Analytics • National Bank of Commerce • North Alabama Multiple Listing Service • PALCO Telecom Service • PHOENIX • PROJECTXYZ Public Financial Management • QTEC • Renasant Bank • RJ Young Co. • Sierra Lobo • Sigmatech • Systems Products and Solutions Technicolor • Venturi • West Huntsville Land Co. • Wilmer & Lee
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF HUNTSVILLE/MADISON COUNTY • 2016
225 Church Street NW, Huntsville, AL 35801 p 256-535-2000 • f 256-535-2015 • info@hsvchamber.org
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