October 2015
Luncheon Speakers
October offers a terrific lineup of speakers and forums for the Monday noon Chamber meetings, held at the Port Townsend Elks Lodge, at 555 Otto St. just outside of Port Townsend. Don’t miss them!
Oct. 5 - Port Commissioner Forum Learn about the candidates’ plans for the future of the Port of Port Townsend. This meeting features Diana Talley and Steve Tucker. Sponsor: Jefferson Healthcare
Oct. 12 - No Meeting, Columbus Day Oct. 19 - Laurie Liske and Laurie Szczepezynski of First Federal
will share tips on how to recognize fraud, scams, or identity theft threats via mail, phone, or on-line, and will provide tools regarding what to do if your identity is stolen. Sponsor: Kristin Manwaring Insurance
Oct. 26 - Tom Clendening, KXIR & KSER Radio, General Manager
How KSER and KXIR support communities in Jefferson County and the rest of the North Puget Sound in a landscape of growing corporate control of media. Sponsor: Port Townsend & Jefferson County Leader
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Your One Stop ‘Tips & Tools’ Business Resource Center
Partners at the Business Resource Center are ready to help your business launch and grow. By Kevin Hoult Working together – that’s a path to success that makes Jefferson County a great place to live and to do business. The latest example of our team spirit is your Jefferson County Business Resource Center, where you will find many of your Jefferson County business and visitors services working together. My name is Kevin Hoult and I have the honor of participating in this world-class venture, representing your Washington State University Small Business Development Center – the SBDC. Serving Jefferson County for nearly 20 years, your SBDC helps our local businesses seize opportunities, overcome roadblocks and enter new markets with free and confidential business advising and client driven research. Wrestling with business questions but don’t know where to turn? I’ll be offering my popular “Ask Me Anything” round table each Monday, here at the Jefferson County Resource Center from 1:30 p.m. (right after
Mo Chilli BBQ’s owner Mike Harbin, a Marine Corps veteran, got his business started with help from the Small Business Development Center.
our weekly chamber luncheon) to 3:30 pm. No appointment is needed and there is no limit on the conversation. Need research on local economic conditions, assistance with a local jurisdictional concern or classroom training on important business topics? Know a business considering relocating to Jefferson County? Team Jefferson EDC will deliver for you, fostering a business-friendly environment that fuels economic sustainability.
Brian Kuh, and the Craft3 team of innovative finance professionals can help connect businesses to sources of capital, needed to grow. A financial institution with a mission to strengthen resilience in the Pacific Northwest, Craft3 provides loans and expertise to local entrepreneurs. Lizanne Coker helps to connect professionals in the building trades with other practitioners and with business opportunities across Jefferson County. Liz and the Jefferson County Home Builders Association
help members find success together. Finally, the Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Information Center can help with community referrals, relocation packets, and all of the great business services you’ve come to expect from our best-in-class chamber team. One of our collaborative success stories is the fabulous Mo Chilli BBQ. Entrepreneur and Marine Corps veteran Mike Harbin started his journey by reaching out to the SBDC for information on starting a business. Kevin referred Mike to the Team Jefferson EDC ‘Focus Plan’ business planning course where Mike was an exemplary student. Upon completion of his business plan, Mike found the financing he needed and now offers Mo Chilli BBQ in Discovery Bay. Check Mike’s website, http:// mo-chillibbq.com for more information. Kevin Hoult is our local Washington State University Small Business Dev-elopment Center representative. You can reach him at our new Local Small Business Resource Center.
Eaglemount Winery reopens historic Palindrome By Lorna Mann Jefferson County has an array of bountiful resources. Last month visitor center volunteers learned about tasty treats and handmade gifts all produced within our county. This month we continued in the same vein, and were given a behind-thescenes tour of Eaglemount Winery’s new tasting room and event center, located at the Palindrome, 1893 South Jacob Miller Road. The Palindrome is an iconic Jefferson county building. After standing empty for many years, new owners Trudy and Jim Davis of Eaglemount Winery have given it a brand new lease of life. Once again the Palindrome will be a venue for weddings, concerts and much more, with the sound of music, dancing, and laughter echoing through the rafters. While the main hall of the Palindrome eagerly slides back into its old life as an event venue, the new wrap-around deck leads to Eaglemount’s new tasting
room, outfitted with a tasting bar built of reclaimed wood. Open from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m., Friday through Sunday, guests can choose four different ciders, meads or wines, created by Trudy, to taste for $5 per person. The county also gains a new accommodation for visitors with the reopening of the Palindrome. Arcadia, a 1908 Craftsman style house that has a variety of different accommodation options in beautiful surroundings, is now available to rent, with plans to run it as a full-service bed and breakfast in the spring of 2016. If tastings, events and overnight stays weren’t enough, 800 apple trees are also due to be planted along with grape vines. Many Jefferson county residents have fond memories of weddings, dances and socials at the Palindrome, and Jim says he has been overwhelmed with peoples’ responses to the Davis’ plans to bring the Palindrome back to
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Jim Davis of Eaglemount winery, stands with Visitor Center volunteers in front of the Palindrome’s new deck after showing the new tasting room.
life. A quick trip into Port Townsend for him is now peppered with conversations about peoples’ fond memories of dances and weddings once held at the
Palindrome, and gratitude that it has been re-opened and is once again filled with people. While many old buildings are left to fall into disrepair
and ruin, the Palindrome’s previous owners re-roofed all the buildings, including the wood shed, with the highest quality roofing materials on the market,
ensuring that the buildings could be preserved and passed on to new owners for new uses. It is a proud legacy that speaks to our community’s commitment to itself. We are lucky to be surrounded by amazing natural resources, history and beauty but perhaps, more so, we are lucky to live in a community where there is commitment to working together for the present day, and for the future. The new tasting room opens the doors to extended collaboration with other local cideries, chefs, musicians and more. Exciting events are already on the books for the Palindrome, and the possibilities of what our community will create there in the future are even more exciting. Find out more about Eaglemount at www. eaglemountwinery.com , or by calling Jim and Trudy at (360) 732-4084.
Thanks to our teacher-champions Your Chamber and community members helped set the tone for the school year ahead as 21 new teachers and staff joined the Port Townsend School District. Our Message: You are our children’s Champions ~ THANK YOU and WELCOME. “Every child deserves a champion – an adult who will never give up on them, who understands the power of connection and insists that they become the best that they can possibly be.” Rita Pierson
Jefferson Homebuilders can help you get state L&I refunds By Lizanne Coker
Industry Association of Washington (BIAW). JCHBA members receive refunds when the group’s premiums exceed their losses. “Over a third of our members participate in the program, agreeing to Kept on Salary requirements and modified light duty,� states Lizanne Coker, director of the JCHBA. “When you run the numbers it’s a positive choice for companies with solid safety records.� Of course there’s more to R.O.I.I.Ž Select than refunds. The State program staff provides claims assistance, loss control audits and legal assistance throughout the year. They also offer locally taught classes on claims management, worker safety,
Many business people have no idea that the Department of Labor & Industry (L&I) is designed to return part of the payments annually collected from companies. However, in Washington State companies must belong to a trade organization, such as JCHBA, to qualify for refunds. Trades cover construction activity, including but not limited to home construction, ship building, electrical work and excavation. R.O.I.I.Ž (Return on Industrial Insurance) Select, is the Jefferson County Home Builders Association’s (JCHBA) retrospective rating group premium program with L&I run through the Building
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Lean Thinking has taken root in Jefferson County by Earll Murman Lean Thinking – the strategy for improving enterprise productivity through Continuous Improvement (or Kaizen) and Respect for People – has taken root in Jefferson County. In the past three years, over 250 individuals from businesses, government and non-profits have received some formal training in workshops and courses organized by the EDC Team Jefferson, the Chamber of Commerce and Jefferson County Community Foundation with participation from Jefferson Healthcare and
the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Additional efforts have been underway at the Jefferson County Department of Community Development and Jefferson Healthcare. The courses and workshops provide an impetus for application of Lean Thinking principles and tools. During the most recent six week course, four participants from Jefferson Mental Health Services redesigned their patient intake process, to reduce the time from first contact to first appointment, from 14-28 days to 1 day. And four participants, from Toland
Home Garden, redesigned the steps for receiving and handling large rolls of paper needed in their flag production process, removing unnecessary movement and improving employee safety. One participant commented, “It’s a course that has amazing tools and ways of thinking to make your business run smoother and efficiently.” The next offering is planned for early 2016. Fees range from $60 for a single, to $120 for three participants from the same organization. Contact EDC Team Jefferson for more information, (360) 379-4693.
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We are delighted to present our 2015-2016 Local Business Guide. Whether you are looking for a specific service, an able body to work on your home, or a way to entice a friend or family member to consider relocation to our area - THIS IS YOUR GUIDE. Inside you will discover more than 450 local and independently owned businesses throughout our region. The Guide is designed to help you find what you need fast while learning more about our member businesses, each of whom contributes to the unique economic vitality and character of our community. The Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce has a commitment to the longterm economic, social, and environmental health of our region. Each purchase you make from JCCC members helps to keep our county, and region, vibrant and economically sustainable. We hope you will keep a copy handy and empower yourself to Think Local First. The Chamber thought local in working with the Port Townsend & Jefferson County Leader to prepare the Guide, and with the Printery to print it. Members can expect a copy of the Local Business Guide in the mail before the end of the month. If you want a copy, or would like to know more about The new Chamber Business Guide is now available at the Visitor becoming a member of the Center/Business Resource Center. Members look for your copy Jefferson County Chamber, call in the mail! us today at (360) 385-7869.
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Biz buzz ON TUESDAY, OCT. 20 FROM 6 P.M. - 8 P.M., Charley Kanieski, CPA (owner of The Business Guides) will be joined by a panel of commercial lending experts (Ben Crowl with First Sound Bank, Paul Sabado with Kitsap Bank, and Jon Murock with First Federal) to guide you through the key factors you should consider when preparing for the sale of your business. This event will be held upstairs, at The Business Guides, 1005 Lawrence Street in Port Townsend. Call The Business Guides at 360-385-6961, or email liz@thebusinessguides.com, to register for this free seminar.
Join Collective Impact on Oct. 9 for update By Erica Delma
Jefferson County Collective Impact was convened as an open and inclusive forum in which community leaders, residents and problem solvers could communicate frequently and work together to share information, ideas and resources in order to build upon the opportunities and solutions that surface through ON THURSDAY, OCT. 22 AT 6 P.M., Attorney David Fabor collaboration. Collective will present a free Estate Planning workshop at 201 W. Impact is represented by Patison Street, Port Hadlock. We will have Ferino’s pizza and community members, business refreshments. RSVP to Jennifer Burgess 360-379-0170. owners, nonprofits and local agencies to actively participate in addressing and finding solutions for some of Jefferson The following Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce County’s critical issues. It is events are scheduled for the month ahead:
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OCT. 6, 5:30 P.M. TO 7 P.M. - Ambassador meeting at Fireside Restaurant of Port Ludlow Inn, 1 Heron Road, Port Ludlow OCT. 13, 5:30 P.M. TO 7 P.m. - After Hours Mixer at Hadlock Building Supply, 901 Ness’ Corner Road, Port Hadlock OCT. 20, 4:30 P.M. TO 6 P.M. - Board of Directors meeting at Chamber office, 2409 Jefferson Street, Port Townsend
Join our Chamber Ambassadors Launching a new initiative or starting a new business? Our volunteer Chamber Ambassadors are eager to help you spread the word. The Ambassadors can work with you to host ribbon-cutting ceremonies, mixers, and other events that will help promote your business. Contact us for additional information. The ambassador program provides an opportunity for members to get together in a social environment to get to know other members of
the business community. The ambassadors meet once per month in venues around the County to plan future events and network. We are always eager to grow our ambassador corps. Check out our meeting schedule, and come to our next meeting to learn more! For more info, go to www.jeffcountychamber. org, click on Chamber of Commerce in the left corner of our menu, click on Chamber Ambassador or or call us at 360-385-7869.
a dedicated and diverse team who believe that the best we have to offer is the result of the alignment of our strengths and skills. Collective Impact’s mission is to provide a forum of collaboration across many voices in our community aimed at increasing livability in Jefferson County. Our area of focus is to make Jefferson County more attractive to young families and entrepreneurs. Our process is inclusive, collaborative, and directed to provide an open exchange of diverse perspectives. We share the common objective of transforming our community
for the better. To join with fellow Jefferson County residents and community leaders focused on retaining and attracting young people and families in Jefferson County, we invite you to our next meeting, 9 a.m.–noon, on Oct. 9 at the JFK Building, Fort Worden. Gather at 8:30 a.m. for informal coffee and conversation followed by an interactive session focused on housing. Learn what we have, what we need, share information and help generate potential solutions. Quarterly Collective Impact meetings are topically focused. The topic of the October meeting is “Effecting Change
for Housing in Jefferson County.” For the past several months a breakthrough team has been mining the data and convening community leaders and members to better understand the topic. The breakthrough team has pulled together leaders across sectors as well as invested individuals in order to learn more about our opportunities and challenges in the area of housing. January we will focus on the theme of Building Sustainable Community Health. You can find us on the web at www.jccimpact.com, or on the Facebook Group: Collective Impact Jefferson County.
Wasted Days and Wasted Nights… By Kevin Hoult With all of our opportunities here for networking, I find myself cringing when I overhear a great introduction wasted by poor preparation. The conversation often starts with; “It’s great to
meet you, what do you do?” Then an uncomfortable pause and “Well…” while the business owner looks at the floor - opportunity lost. An elevator speech could have saved the day; succinctly telling prospects what you do, who you do it
for and how you do it. What’s my elevator speech? Fair question! “I help people take control of their business, overcome roadblocks and explore new opportunities. My services are free and I’m ready to work with you!”
Would you like to know more? Call Kevin, your free and confidential certified business adviser with your North Peninsula SBDC. Dial (360) 865-4938 or email kevin.hoult@wsbdc. org to review your elevator speech.
Visitor Information Center can be your resource guide What can the new visitor information center do for my business? A very good question! With the VIC’s new location come new opportunities to increase the visibility of your business. Make it work for you by considering some of these options. VISIT US With more space and comfortable surroundings, monthly familiarization tours are no longer only for easilyvisited locations; businesses can come to the VIC to give presentations to the volunteers who greet visitors
on a daily basis. If you include this benefit.) would like to visit the VIC to tell the volunteers about MAKE A MOVIE If you have visited our new your business, let us know at location you may also have info@jeffcountychamber.org. seen Puget Sound Express’s SHOWCASE YOURSELF whale watching video. With more space than This has been so successful ever before, we are able and of such interest to our to offer more brochures visitors, we are adding a and rack cards. For $50 a second TV screen to show year, Chamber members’ further photos and videos. rack cards or brochures are While we are still in the displayed in the VIC, for the planning phase of how best thousands of visitors who to offer this new avenue of stop by every year to see. advertising for Jefferson For non-chamber members County businesses, we the cost is $150 a year. would like to hear from (Please note, some levels businesses that are interested of chamber memberships in being included in future
plans. Please contact visitor center manger, Lorna Mann, at info@jeffcountychamberofcommerce. org . GET LISTED A weekly list of local events is posted each Tuesday for visitors to peruse during and after business hours. Event listings are drawn from a variety of sources, including BareBoards art listings and PTGuide.com. Individual submissions can also be sent directly to info@ jeffcountychamber.org. Please let us know the name of the event, its date, location and cost.
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Wyvern soars after ribbon cutting
From the left, Pam Lampman, Lorna Mann (VIC), Collin Klopfenstein (Wyvern Air Owner), Karen Anderson (Gale Investment), Laura Brackenridge (JCCC), and Betty Oakes (Soroptomist of PT) celebrate with Wyvern Air at Port Townsendâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s international airport. Photo by Steve Mullensky
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At the Northwind Arts Center Mixer, Teresa Verraes, JCCC, congratulates the door prize winner, Pam Lampman. Northwind hosted Septemberâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s After Hours Mixer.
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Jefferson Land Trust cuts the ribbon
Executive Director Richard Tucker (back row center), joined the Jefferson Land Trust Board of Directors for the Grand Opening of their new space at 1033 Lawrence Street, in Port Townsend. Board member Michael Machette cut the celebratory ribbon. Photo by Steve Mullensky
Port Ludlow business conversations reveal 75 businesses In an effort to keep our finger on the pulse of the wants and needs of the Port Ludlow Business Community, the Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with Sound Community Bank and Jamie Deering of Healing Elements, offers a series of monthly conversations. Among the many ideas generated by the group since it began in March, was a list with mapping of businesses in the Port Ludlow area for prominent display in our Chamber’s 24-hour information kiosk, located in the heart of the Port Ludlow Village Center. Within two months the map and list were completed, and we were all a bit astonished to note how many businesses and services
there really are, in and around Port Ludlow proper. 75 businesses are listed. Included are many homebased businesses you might not know about. One of our business members commented, “It is wonderful to be able to see what you can actually access within just a few miles of your home.” The map and list have been a solid addition to the Village Center, and will be a valuable tool for anyone living or visiting our beautiful community. The Kiosk also displays a map of East Jefferson County, and the Port Ludlow Trails System. To learn how to participate in the Conversations, call (360) 385-7869 or email admin@jeffcountychamber. org. You do not need to A Port Ludlow business information kiosk has been established at the Port Ludlow Village Center.
be a Chamber member to participate.
A CALL TO ACTION: This project has been such a success we are considering creating another directory for our Chamber’s Chimacum Corner Farmstand Kiosk. If you are a business in Chimacum or Port Hadlock and wish to be listed, give us a call or email admin@ jeffcountychamber.org. The second project to come out of Port Ludlow Conversations was the free Outdoor Movie Night. Spearheaded by Jamie Deering, the night was a great success with over 300 attendees from all over the peninsula and beyond. We are looking forward to planning it again, for next summer.
Experience the best of the Northwest . . . from farms to beaches to world-class dining, Jefferson County offers experiences like no other!
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Executive Director Teresa Verraes director@jeffcountychamber.org
Katherine Baril Small Business Consultant Kris Nelson Sirens, Alchemy Jennefer Wood Maestrale Le Hornbeck AA Tax Service Shelli Cates Edward Jones Rob Story Chimacum Corner Farmstand Rob Birman Centrum
Event Coordinator Laura Brackenridge admin@jeffcountychamber.org 385-7869 VIC Manager Lorna Mann info@jeffcountychamber.org (360) 385-2722
ADVERTISING Rebecca Benjamin North Olympic Salmon Coalition Adam Burns Ferino’s Pizzeria Casey Gribble The Local 101 Karen Ridings Gold Star Marine David Faber Faber Feinson, PLLC Karen Best Coldwell Banker Best Homes
Amanda Funaro Hope Roofing, Bookkeeping Jordan Eades Hope Roofing Dominic Svornich Kitssap Bank Austin Henry Atlas Technology
Catherine Brewer cbrewer@ptleader.com Jen Clark jclark@ptleader.com Jeff Noedel jnoedel@ptleader.com The Leader 360-385-2900 The content of this publication is prepared by the Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce for its members. We welcome submissions. Send articles and photos to director@jeffcountychamber.org or mail to 2409 Jefferson Street, Port Townsend, WA 98368.
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