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Kelly Hall President/CEO 903.237.4004 khall@longviewtx.com
Stephanie Raudales Special Project & Event Coordinator 903.237.4013 sraudales@longviewtx.com
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Suzanne Brown Senior Vice President 903.237.4003 sbrown@longviewtx.com
David Jochum Business & Leadership Development Director 903.237.4023 djochum@longviewtx.com
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Misty Amaya Education & Workforce Manager 903.237.4041 mamaya@longviewtx.com
Ana Arroyo Special Projects & Business Development 903.237.4009 aarroyo@longviewtx.com
Bianca Adams Information Services Coordinator 903.237.4000 chamber@longviewtx.com
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2020 YEAR OF CHAMBER EVENTS MARCH
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MAY 6........ Small Business Solutions Conference & Luncheon 12............................................. BA: Coffee Conversation Comprehensive Immigration Reform 18..........................................................Executive Board 19......................................................... BAH: VeraBank 25..................................... Memorial Day – Office Closed 29.......................................................... BA: Roundtable Comprehensive Immigration Reform JUNE 9-12........................................... Washington D.C., Fly-In 10........ WUL: Gamesters’ Paradise Mobile Entertainment 23.... BAH:Arabella of Longview Senior Living Community 25............................................................Board Meeting JULY 3................................................ July 4th – Office Closed 20..........................................................Executive Board 28.................................... BAH: Longview News-Journal AUGUST 4................................................. TRC Team Captain Mtg 10..................................................ED: P.I.E. Conference 12...........................................................................WUL 11............................................................ TRC Renewals 20............................................................Board Meeting 25 ................................................... BAH: Texana Bank 26............................................................. Chamber 101 SEPTEMBER 7............................................. Labor Day – Office Closed 17-18..............................................................LL Retreat 21..........................................................Executive Board 22..........................................BAH: Heart’sWay Hospice 22-23..........................................TRC Training & Kick-off
Most current Chamber Calendar of Events. All dates are subject to change.
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OCTOBER TBD............................ Chamber Classic Golf Tournament 12-16.................................Chamber of Commerce Week 22............................................................Board Meeting 27.............. BAH: Copper Tree Retreat Massage Medspa NOVEMBER 4..........................................WUL: Courtyard by Marriott 16............................................ Executive Board Meeting 17...................................BAH: Jim Bartlett Fine Jewelry 18........................................................TRC Victory Party 26-27................................. Thanksgiving – Office Closed
2020 Officers
Dana Parr Chairman of the Board Advanta Insurance Partners Chuck King Past Chairman of the Board Chick-fil-A Kevin Hood Chairman Elect Texas Bank and Trust
Vice Chairs
Jessica LaRue Chairman of Finance Harbour Smith Harris & Merritt PC Ron Hutchison Vice Chairman Conterra Networks Casey Robertson Vice Chairman Longview Regional Medical Center Sam Neale Vice Chairman Napps Technology Corporation Bo Rogers Vice Chairman Rogers Law Firm
Directors
Jim Green Eastman Chemical Company Texas Operations
DECEMBER 2............................................................... Chamber 101 9........................................................ Holiday Reception 16..........................................................Executive Board 24-25..........................Christmas Holiday – Office Closed
Cheryl Jaskiewicz Pinnacle Senior Care
BAH: Business After Hours / 4:45–6:30 p.m.
Dr. Roger Johnson Texas Office Leasing
WUL: Wake Up Longview / 7:45–9 a.m. BA: Business Advocacy LL: Leadership Longview ED: Education
David Hayes Hayes RV Center
Wade Johnson Johnson & Pace Incorporated Rodney Overman Henry & Peters, P.C. Mark Robinson AEP Southwestern Electric Power Company
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Todd Hancock CHRISTUS Good Shepherd Health System Kristen Ishihara District 4 - Longview City Council Bill Stoudt Gregg County Judge Meredith Todd R. Lacy Services, LTD
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How Business Can Contribute to an Accurate 2020 Census to Shape Our Future!
The U.S. Constitution mandates a count of every person in America every 10 years, and our next census begins this month!
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Data from the decennial count produce a basic picture of who is living in the United States, and it helps to allocate $800 billion annually in federal funding, including transportation, housing, education and workforce development services that contribute to a thriving economy. The
Here is what the census form looks like CLICK HERE. And video demonstrating the online experience:
Your response matters. There is no “do-over” for this.
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census also determines political representation at all levels of government, including how many U.S. Representatives each state receives. Texas is poised to have an increase in U.S. Representatives.
We get a chance once every 10 years to stand up and be counted. We think that every person in our trade area is important, and every single one of them must be part of this census. It is important to the future of our trade area and our state in federal funding.
This foundational set of population information is also used to inform the creation of many data products that the public and private sectors use every day. Companies have come to rely on the census for crucial demographic information about customers, the workforce, and the economic landscape.
Sources for more information:
Achieving an accurate population count is important and requires assistance from both the public and private sectors. Business can play a key role by encouraging customers, employees and the general public to complete their census questionnaires.
CLICK ON To help businesses communicate with their employees, customers, and the general public the importance of their response to the census, our partnership with ReadyNation has provided these resources. Business Counts
How Business Can Contribute to an Accurate 2020 Census
CLICK ON Here is a graph showing how the funding has changed even though our population has increased for the Community Development Block Grant.
[ 2020 CENSUS ] [ BLOG: Shape Your Future! The 2020 Census ] [ Chamber REACH Jan/Feb 2020 ] ...............................................
As business leaders we are committed to... “Count Once, Only Once, and in the Right Place,” and ask you to encourage your employees and customers to be counted, as #LongviewCounts!”
CLICK ON Report on the role of the Decennial Census in the Geographic Distribution of Federal Dollars in Texas. Kelly Hall President/CEO
Census Day is April 1, 2020. For the first time, people will be able to respond anytime, anywhere — online from any device or by mail or phone. The City of Longview has a Census Task Force that has spent the past six months planning and communicating and planning for the 2020 Census. March 26 is the official kick-off for the Longview Trade Area, held at the Longview Public Library.
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BRAIN. BODY. BUSINESS - EVOLVED [ REGISTER HERE ] Wednesday, March 25, 2020 11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Infinity Event Center Longview, Texas
Dr. Rebecca Heiss “CHANGE YOUR ENVIRONMENT TO CHANGE YOUR MIND. THIS IS BUSINESS, EVOLVED.” After earning her PhD with research designated as “transformative” by the National Science Foundation, Dr. Rebecca Heiss went on to hold multiple appointments in academia, applying her research to solve practical problems in overcoming what she refers to as “biological ghosts” - subconscious behaviors that haunt modern life. She founded a stress hormone consultation company, Biologic Balance, and is currently launching a new self-awareness, 360-review app, called Icueity, to help every individual reach her/his full potential. She has been honored to speak internationally on her work, including multiple TEDx talks, and has found her calling in helping others recognize the power of biological applications in their lives. Rebecca lives in South Carolina with her spoiled rotten dog named Bird, and tries every day to live her life motto: “spread happy.” www.rebeccaheiss.com
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Advocacy Strengthening Longview by Advocating for Local Business Advocacy: Advocate for legislation that promotes business and industry, economic development, job creation and community quality of life at the local, state, and federal levels of government.
Get Informed! Create Change! Your advocacy team doesn’t rest! In 2020 your chamber is on the move to address issues impacting this business trade area, increase visibility and awareness with State and Federal legislators, and continue collaborating toward the future vision of Longview.
2020 Elections! Coverage and education continues for the 2020 election year! City council, county, state and federal elections occur this year. Keep watch on our program calendar, e-newsletters and social media regarding election information. Make sure your voice is heard! #YourVoteMatters – 2020 Elections Read our blog on the critical elections! [ READ CHAMBER ARTICLE ] “A nation of sheep will beget a government of wolves.” Edward R. Murrow Voter Registration - Texas requirements for Voter ID: www.votetexas.gov/register-to-vote/need-id.html Check information on registering to vote, if you are registered, new countywide polling places, and up-to-date information on what is required for voter ID. Information on the city’s general elections: www.longviewtexas.gov/3435/General-Election There is a Challenge to Longview District 3 City Council Seat: Wray Wade, Darrin “Rudy” Rudolph, and Hank Guichelaar. A Candidate Forum will take place at the Chamber building on April 7 or 14, 2020. Gregg County voter information: www.greggcountyvotes.com Watch the video demonstrating how to use the new voting machines. Vote Texas web site - Check on offices up for election, voter ID, and registration status. www.votetexas.gov/
League of Women Voters Nonpartisan Voters Guide Funded and published by the League of Women Voters of Texas. The League never supports or opposes candidates for office or political parties. For one hundred years, the League has been helping voters cast an informed vote when they go to the polls. [ CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION ]
#YourVoteMatters Your chamber begins their get out the vote campaign encompassing video messaging that will be disseminated through social media and electronic means. We’ll be providing voter registration forms and offer registration check at all Chamber events in 2020. In this time of accusations, claims of fake media, misinformation, and cyber
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hacks, be assured your Chamber of Commerce continues to be the voice of reason, the voice of facts; the slayer of misinformation. Here are sites and considerations for checking accuracy of facts: • Politifact • FactCheck.org • University of Central Florida https://guides.ucf.edu/fakenews/factcheck • Consider the source. • Look up the info in offline sources. • Avoid user-created websites, such as Wikipedia, unofficial YouTube videos, blogs, forums and other nontraditional sources. • Examine the level of professionalism of the entire site.
“Facts are stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations, or the dictates of our passions, they cannot alter the state of facts and evidence: nor is the law less stable than the fact.” John Adams’ argument for the defense: 3-4 December 1770
Coffee Conversations Coffee Conversations are HOT in 2020! Be part of these offerings in a relaxed conversational format, and kick off your day discussing legislative topics impacting our business environment. Get informed and Create Change! April 28 – Luke Legate returns to talk about the Oil and Gas industry and East Texas’ important contributions to this sector of the Texas economy! Luke of the Joint Association Oil & Natural Gas Education Initiative, will review the state of the oil and natural gas industry, economic impact, regulations, Haynesville and East Texas drilling, and growth in exports and demand forecast. May 12 and May 26 – Chelsie Kramer with the New American Economy, will present a report and review the research on May 12, and then on May 26 will have in-depth conversations in a roundtable setting for those who want to engage or learn about advocacy opportunities in more detail. She will present findings supporting the Comprehensive Immigration Reform proposal from the New American Economy. The document specific to our region, “New Americans in Longview: The Demographic and Economic Contributions of Immigrants in the Region,” will be discussed. (Link to Kelly’s blog on this.) The Longview Chamber recently signed on to a letter to Congress in support of protecting DREAMers: Ahead of SCOTUS Arguments More Than 50 Chambers of Commerce Call on Congress to Protect DREAMers [ NEW AMERICAN ECONOMY ARTICLE ]
The Census is Important to Texas!
Over $675 billion dollars is distributed every year by the federal government. By participating in the census, you are making sure that our communities
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Advocacy Strengthening Longview by Advocating for Local Business are accounted for. This count is especially important in Texas because we are a fast-growing state. There have been estimates that Texas could get up to four more Congressmen who can advocate for us in Washington, DC. While other states are losing population, Texas is growing because of our favorable job prospects and business climate. One interesting fact about the census is that it calls for all residents to be counted, not just citizens. So, if you are living here on a temporary status, you should also participate in the census. [ READ CHAMBER BLOG ]
Business Leaders Roundtable More Clean Energy Ahead! Southwestern Electric Power Co. (SWEPCO), plans to add 810 megawatts of wind energy by 2022 to bring more clean, affordable energy to its customers. SWEPCO has asked utility regulators in Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas to approve its proposal as part of the company’s strategy of significantly increasing its use of environmentally friendly energy sources, such as wind and solar. On January 16, Carrie Sulivan, Director of Corporate Communications, presented the proposal to business leaders in Longview.
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Elected Officials Reception April 28, 2020, 4:45 - 6:30 p.m. The reception will be held in the Eitelman Room at Maude Cobb Convention and Activity Center. Mark your calendars for the evening of April 28, 2020, 4:45-6:30 p.m., to enjoy a relaxed environment as the Chamber provides the catalyst for members to convene with these leaders and influencers, championing for stronger communities.
Presenting Sponsor: Gold Sponsors: Gans & Smith Insurance Agency, Inc, Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson, LLP, NCIC Inmate Communications, and Upshur Rural Electric Cooperative Corporation
Mark your calendar! _________________________________________ The date is set for the Washington, D.C. Fly-In: June 9-12, 2020.
The Chamber’s Business Advocacy team will lead a contingency of Chamber members to descend on Washington, D.C., meeting with agencies and legislative experts to brush up on issues for targeted conversations with their representatives, engaging in dialogue on issues impacting their businesses. Briefing Sponsor: Joyce Crane
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SWEPCO is pursuing its proposal to acquire three Oklahoma wind generation facilities in conjunction with its sister company, Public Service of Oklahoma (PSO). The portion of the wind generation allocated to each state may be adjusted depending on regulatory approvals. The projects were identified through a competitive bidding process. For information on the projects, go to swepco.com/cleanenergy.
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Sponsored by M. Roberts Digital Media, the 2020 Business Solutions Summit will feature speaker, author, and nerd, Beth Z. Join us on Wednesday, May 6, 2020, for our Small Business Awards Luncheon, Leadership Longview graduation, workshops, networking, and Beth Z, Your Nerdy Best Friend! Since her first Motorola RAZR flip phone, Beth has made a verb out of the word nerd. She’s here to help you filter through thousands of apps, gadgets, widgets and doodads to find the perfect free and bargain technology tools for work and home.
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You Can Help Bridge the Talent Gap! TAKE THE SURVEY NOW
[ CLICK HERE ] You can help bridge our region’s workforce gap by participating in an employer’s view survey. Your Chamber was selected to participate in The Graduate! Network’s “Bridging the Talent Gap,” (BTTG) an employer and employee engagement initiative supported with funding from the Trellis Foundation. The survey identifies the challenges that you, as employers, face in finding the right skills and education for current and future positions in our region.
Filling the Gap for Student Success Student success is generally dependent upon three facets: parents, teachers, and the student. Deficiency in any of those three is like a 3-legged stool - without all legs; it cannot stand. So it is with students. Crowded classrooms and working families shorten those stool legs. As part of our Career Ready Plus Campus Certification initiative, the Chamber takes the responsibility of convening key partners – businesses and non-profit organizations – who have the skills, abilities, and resources to bolster the relationships among the parents, students, and educators, and fill in the gaps that exist between the three. The Chamber assists in this way at Ware East Texas Montessori Academy by recruiting mentors and tutors. These volunteers are assigned to a particular classroom where they work with students who need more indepth instruction to grasp the TEKS (Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills) required at each grade level. As students master a core subject, they, along with their mentors, earn an exclusive dinner at The Summit Club to celebrate the achievement. These types of rewards incentivize students to set goals to perform at higher levels. The result goes far beyond the score earned on a test. These positive influences in a child’s life are developing key character strengths in them which “are as influential as IQ in determining life outcomes not only in school, but also in the workplace, and in areas such as health and criminality.” (Pekel et al., 2015)
This survey is thorough and takes about 30 minutes to complete. You can save it in process, take a break, and then return to your spot to complete it. THE DEADLINE FOR COMPLETION IS FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 2020. There are only five other Texas communities chosen for this endeavor: Austin, Corpus Christi, Ft. Worth, Irving, and San Antonio. BTTG is an initiative sponsored by The Graduate! Network with the goal of helping employers, learning providers and other community stakeholders understand the challenges of ensuring a skilled workforce. This information will be used to create a plan of action to help set communitywide strategies in the East Texas area. We invite you to create this change by collaboratively working together to advance education and talent development issues within this region.
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PROJECT RIBBON CUTTING Thursday, April 9, 2020 4:30 p.m. Longview Chamber of Commerce 410 N Center Street
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The Ribbon Cutting will take place at 4:30 p.m. at the Longview Chamber of Commerce (410 N Center Street). The class has been hard at work building a pet shelter for those who are in need of the services offered at the Women’s Center of East Texas. “Many families may not leave their abusive, violent homes without their pets, as they are a part of the family,” Shannon Trest, Executive Director of the Women’s Center said. “Also, abusers often threaten the pets if left behind.” Come and celebrate their work and this accomplishment for a very worthy organization in our community.
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RIBBON CUTTINGS
Thank you to Austin Bank for sponsoring the Chamber’s 2020 Ribbon Cuttings!
Bass Engineering Company, Inc 5944 Lou Galosy Way Longview, TX 75605 (903) 759-1633 www.bass-eng.com
Chrome Reflections Motorcars 3698 E Marshall Ave Longview, TX 75601 (903) 399-8014 www.chromereflections.com
Experience Southern Nutrition 103 W Hwy 80, Ste A White Oak, TX 75693 (903) 315-9733 www.agustinasanchez.goherbalife.com/en-us
Longview Transit 908 Pacific Avenue Longview, TX 75602 (903) 753-2287 www.longviewtransit.com
Hannah House Ministries PO Box 782 Gilmer, TX 75644 (903) 238-5351 www.hannahhouse.life
McDonald’s #6567 1803 NW Loop 281 Longview, TX 75604 (972) 985-9675 www.oreillymcd.com
Lauve’s Pediatric Extended Care Clinic 403 Enterprise St Longview, TX 75604 (903) 230-8110 www.specialstrong.com/lauves-pediatric-extended-care-crystal-lauve
Scarborough Realty Group 2901 Gilmer Rd Longview, TX 75604 (903) 263-8443 www.scarboroughrealtygroup.com
Farmers Insurance – Diana Dominguez Agency 4905 Estes Parkway, Unit A Longview, TX 75603 (903) 212-2188 www.agents.farmers.com
Feathered Dreams Boutique 4111 Gilmer Rd, Ste 300 Longview, TX 75604 (903) 242-8807 www.facebook.com/pg/FeatheredDreamsBoutique
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CLICK ON business names to link to Chamber membership directory information or link directly to their business website. Alinea Family Hospice Care 802 North High St Longview TX 75602 (903) 232-1877 www.alineacares.com
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Brookins Limousine Service 1501 E Whaley Suite 914 Longview TX 75601 (855) 717-5466 www.brookinslimos.com
Inspire Nutrition 1809 W Loop 281 Ste 134 Longview TX 75604 (903) 653-4247 www.facebook.com/inspirenutritiontx/
Summers Real Estate Group 2002 Judson Rd Longview TX 75605 (903) 757-8686 www.summersrealestategroup.com
Lawn Doctor of Longview-Tyler 2203 Bonnell Drive Longview TX 75601 (903) 720-6264 www.lawndoctor.com/longview-tx
The Martin House Children’s Advocacy Center 606 W Garfield Dr Longview TX 75602 (903) 807-0189 www.themartinhouseCAC.org
Longview Embroidery 1420 McCann Rd. Longview TX 75601 (903) 236-3110 www.longview-embroidery.com
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Custom Signs, Ink & Thread 3539 Gilmer Rd Longview TX 75604 (903) 653-1928 www.customsignstx.com
Parkway Gardens 2900 McCann Rd Longview TX 75605 (903) 758-0569 www.parkwaygardensapts.com
Elysians Event Hall, Inc 815 Whitehurst Dr Longview TX 75602 (903) 738-1244 www.elysiansevents.com
Planet Fitness 110 Triple Creek Dr Ste 10 Longview TX 75601 www.planetfitness.com/gyms/longview-tx
Gamesters’ Paradise HUB 4000 US Hwy 259 N Longview TX 75605 www.gamestersparadise.net
Prime Time Health Coach 108 Archer St White Oak TX 75693 (903) 576-3359 www.primetimecoach.wixsite.com
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McDonald’s #6567 3400 Silverstone Drive Plano TX 75023 (972) 985-9675 www.oreillymcd.com The Venue 314 E. Cotton Street Longview TX 75601 (903) 704-0447 www.allydennvenue.com University of Texas at Tyler 3900 University Blvd Tyler TX 75799 (903) 566-7100 www.uttyler.edu
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East Texas Professional Credit Union Bearing Service & Supply
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Rader Funeral Home / Rosewood Park Cemetery Contractor’s Supplies Inc
Buckner Children & Family Service Inc
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Hotel Information: recommended (Room block available until March 5, 2020) Hotel: Hotel Indigo Downtown Tulsa Rate: $139.00 plus tax 121 South Elgin Ave Tulsa Oklahoma 74120 918.779.4445 Daily Parking: $12.00 Group Name/CODE: LCC Online Registration Link: https://bit.ly/2NlmOZO Please return with payment to: The Longview Chamber of Commerce 410 N Center Longview, TX 75601 Email: khall@longviewtx.com Phone: 903-237-4004
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