August 2015 Chamber Link

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Catalyst Board Member Distinction Cocktails & Caddies Recap Tax Free Weekend Ribbon Cuttings Shop Lee’s Summit Networking Opportunities August Calendar

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The Lee’s Summit Road groundbreaking ceremony was held on July 27. The reconstruction of Lee’s Summit Road will consist of building a three-lane road with turn lanes, paved shoulders, multi-use path, street lighting and utility relocation.

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2015 BOARD OF DIRECTORS OFFICERS Joe Stasi, Chair Saint Luke’s East Hospital Vicky Cundiff, Chair-Elect Weed Man Tyler Morehead, Treasurer Morehead Agency, LLC Carolyn McKnight, Ed.D., Chair Emeritus University of Kansas Edwards Campus VICE CHAIRS Kelly Spencer, Community Development Bank of Lee’s Summit Jon Garlow, Membership Development Wells Fargo Advisors John Brown, Business & Economic Development Hollis + Miller Architects BOARD MEMBERS Carol Baker KCP&L Susan Coffman Lee’s Summit CARES Tim Denker Denker Law Firm Trisha Goodale Pulaski Bank Home Lending Brian Hutchin UMB Bank Paul McClain Freedom Wealth Advisors Lesley McKeone Spilker, McKeone & Nelson PC Chip Moxley Tingle Flooring Rosalie Newkirk HSMC Orizon, LLC Dr. Matt Niewald Matt A. Niewald, DDS Colleen Sliffe Carrow Real Estate Services KC Jeff Sullivan Commerce Bank Terry Trafton Lakewood Counseling TMC Molly Wichman Life Transformations Personal Training Jeremy Wood Cinematic Visions EX-OFFICIO Steve Arbo City of Lee’s Summit Carl Chinnery, Legal Counsel Chinnery, Evans & Nail, PC Dr. David McGehee R-7 School District Dr. Kirk Nooks MCC-Longview Mayor Randy Rhoads City of Lee’s Summit CHAMBER STAFF Nancy Bruns, CCE, President Matt Baird, Director of Business & Gov’t Relations Cathy Young, IOM, Director of Member Services Stephanie Kusek, Director of Communications Stacy Needels, Director of Special Events Darla Hall, Advertising Manager Gina Seibel, Creative Director Anne Aubuchon, Administrative Assistant Nedra Hoover, Bookkeeper Marilyn Pemberton, Part-time Assistant

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dream. He and Working for himself became Lock’s second the opportunity arose, Malloy had a closed-door promise; if When McCormick and they would start their own business. left, it became a good time Schmick’s was sold and their mentor Rumors, the restaurant to transition. They were able to purchase 2012 Summit Grill & where Everett’s used to be, and in October Bar opened in Lee’s Summit.

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Earlier this year, the Chamber revamped the quarterly business magazine and launched Catalyst: The Business Magazine. The second issue of the publication hit mailboxes in July and the Chamber is excited about the buzz it has created.

The third quarter issue takes a look at plans for a large new development taking shape at I-470 and View High Dr. Also included are stories about local business executives, nonprofits, economic development plans and much more.

Catalyst is mailed to all members of the Chamber, as well as businesses licensed by the City of Lee’s Summit. We encourage you to stop by the office and pick up a copy, or visit LSchamber.com to view it online.

Interested in becoming an advertiser or submitting a story for the magazine? Contact the Chamber office today at 816.524.2424 for consideration in an upcoming issue of Catalyst.

Other upcoming advertising opportunities include the Oktoberfest program, Health Care Directory, Membership Directory and Lee’s Summit Calendar. Contact Darla Hall at 816.524.2424 to participate.

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Chamber Board Member Named Among Top Kansas City Businesswomen The Kansas City Business Journal announced the area executives and entrepreneurs making up the 2015 class of Women Who Mean Business. The honorees span industries from tech to construction and include small business owners and corporate executives supervising large departments.

Vicky Cundiff, owner of Weed Man, has been included on this list. Vicky is Chair-Elect on the Chamber Board and also serves on the Truly the Best selection committee, Golf Task Force, Oktoberfest and Health Care committees. She participated in the 2013 Dancing with the Chamber Stars and has volunteered for many events throughout the years.

To be eligible for the honor, applicants must be engaged in for-profit business and be an entrepreneur, a top-ranking corporate woman in the Kansas City region, a partner leading a practice group or serve on an executive committee.

A panel of judges that included previous Women Who Mean Business honorees selected this year’s class from more than 130 applicants. Judges considered applicants’ past accomplishments, plans to grow their companies and community involvement.

The Business Journal will profile this year’s honorees in a special section in the August 28 weekly print edition and at a luncheon the same day at the Overland Park Convention Center.

Is Your Listing Correct?

Make sure to check your information It’s time to make sure your membership listing is correct as the Chamber begins the process of compiling information for the 2016 Membership Directory. Please watch for your verification form to arrive via e-mail to your primary business representative in August.

You are strongly encouraged to review the verification form, note any changes and return it to the Chamber office. As with any business listing, it is extremely important that your information is accurate. This is also a great time to review the list of categories to make sure your business is listed under the ones that best describe your business. Please contact the Chamber office with any questions about the Membership Directory.

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A Peek at the 2015 Cocktails & Caddies Tournament The Chamber held its 6th annual Cocktails & Caddies Ladies Golf Tournament, sponsored by Lee’s Summit Medical Center, on July 10 at Teetering Rocks Golf Course. Ladies assembled teams of three and then bid on their fourth player, a male caddy, in a live auction. The afternoon was a warm one, but players cooled off at snack and beverage stops sponsored by Budget Blinds of Lee’s Summit, Liberty Mutual and T-Bones Deli and Meat Market. The ladies of Goe Pink with Plexus scored first place in this year’s tournament.

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Countdown zum Oktoberfest!

This highly anticipated community event is just around the corner, and NOW is the time to get involved! The 2015 Lee’s Summit Chamber Oktoberfest, presented by Pinnacle Bank, is set for September 25 & 26, in Downtown Lee’s Summit.

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As members of the Chamber, a number of sponsorship packages are available to you that are not open to the public. Take advantage of the opportunity to market your business, and support the biggest Chamber fundraiser of the year. Contact Stacy Needels, sneedels@lschamber.com for more information about sponsorships.

Kids Street booth applications and details are now available online at LSoktoberfest.com. This unique opportunity provides you with an affordable way to interact with the public in your very own booth.

With more than 75,000 expected attendees over the weekend, can your business really afford not to be a part of this amazing event? Visit LSoktoberfest.com for additional information.

Shop Tax Free Aug. 7-9 in Lee’s Summit Parents of school-aged children in Lee’s Summit take note and get ready to save some green. The Sales Tax Holiday is just around the corner. Beginning at 12:01 a.m. on Friday, August 7, and running through midnight Sunday, August 9, school apparel, supplies and many electronics will not be subject to city and state sales tax.

The City of Lee’s Summit will participate in the Sales Tax Holiday, waiving the city sales tax on those eligible back-to-school items. This means that items such as articles of clothing, supplies, computers, computer software and computer peripheral devices, and other electronic devices will receive the tax break.

For a complete listing of the items that are eligible for the sales tax exemption and the limits on certain items, check out the Missouri Department of Revenue website.

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Ribbon Cutting Celebrations Cosentino’s Price Chopper

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On June 30, Cosentino’s Price Chopper held a ribbon cutting at its location at 251 SW Greenwich.

The Residences at New Longview celebrated a ribbon cutting on July 15, at its location at 3301 Kessler Dr.

Cosentino’s Price Chopper debuted a new organic food section of their store, as well as a newly remodeled seafood section. The facility offers a full range of products and services including fresh produce, floral, meat, seafood, delicatessen, bakery and much more.

The brand new community offers a lifestyle of luxury and contemporary convenience. The new one, two and three bedroom apartment homes feature exquisite interior finishes, resort style amenities and convenient access to Interstates 470 and 435.

Advanced Sports and Family Chiropractic & Acupuncture

Jack’s Java Shop

On July 16, Advanced Sports and Family Chiropractic & Acupuncture celebrated a ribbon cutting at its new location at 338 SW Main St., in Downtown Lee’s Summit.

Jack’s Java Shop celebrated a ribbon cutting on July 22 at 105 East Battlefield Rd., Ste. E, in Lone Jack.

The family-owned clinic specializes in chiropractic care that keeps the body aligned, as well as massage, acupuncture, laser therapy and much more. page 6

Just off Highway 50 lies Jack’s Java Shop, where you can find a great cup of coffee and a friendly face. The shop also features tasty frozen custard and will soon offer baked pizzas, sandwiches, salads and more.

Member Renewals Volkswagen Lee’s Summit

On July 24, Volkswagen Lee’s Summit celebrated a ribbon cutting at its new location at 2225 NE Independence Ave. At Volkswagen Lee’s Summit, they have devoted themselves to helping and serving customers to the best of their ability. They believe the cars they offer are the highest quality and are ideal for your life needs.

Porter Chiropractic and Acupuncture, LLC

Porter Chiropractic and Acupuncture, LLC hosted a ribbon cutting on July 29 at its location at 706 E Langsford Rd. At Porter Chiropractic and Acupuncture, LLC your well being is their goal. Chiropractic and acupuncture are for the enhancement of health resulting from the reduction of conditions that lower your resistance to disease.

KCP&L 70 City of Lee’s Summit 50 Don Kahan Motors 50 Truman Medical Center Lakewood 35 Commerce Bank-M-291 Hwy 33 Time Warner Cable Business Class 29 CK Enterprises, Inc. 28 Twin Lakes Insurance Agency 28 Lawler Gear Corporation 26 Lakewood Chiropractic, P.C. 25 Lakewood Business Park 20 ServiceMark Telecom, L.L.C. 20 Wald & Co., Inc. 20 Technology Plus, Inc. 19 Beacon Press 17 HDR Engineering, Inc. 15 Penmac, Inc. 14 J.E. Dunn Construction Company 13 Midwest Gastroenterology Partners, PC 13 Automated Motion, Inc. 12 Custom Eyes 12 Douglas Tire & Auto Service 12 WinterStone Golf Course 12 Brancato’s Party & Tent Rental 11 Greater Lee’s Summit Health Care 10 Foundation Summit Strength Physical Therapy 9 SNAP Fitness-Lemans Lane 8 Aircraft Electronics Association 7 Lee’s Summit Kiwanis Club 7 Rockhill Orthopaedic Specialists, Inc. 7 Runkle Real Estate 7 Air Summit Heating & Cooling 6 Bukaty Companies 6 Child Prodigy South 6 Cinematic Visions 6 Floyd R. Brown Jr. & Company 6 Arrowhead Yacht Club 5 Double C Industries, Inc. 5 Historic Space at The Stanley 5 Realty Executives of Kansas City--Steve Summers 5 The Salvation Army 5 The Spa at Aurora Highlands 5 Brancato’s Catering 4 Coffman Associates 4 Dahmer Drywall & Painting 4 Heart of America Council, Boy Scouts of 4 America Vision Landscape 4 AdventureTech 3 McGrath Heating & Cooling 3 Precision Roofing 3 Raising the Bar Liquors 3 Reiss Earthworks 3 T-Mobile 3 Tarmac International Inc. 3 Turn the Page Online Marketing 3 Turner Construction Co. 3 Unisource Document Products 3 City Wide Maintenance 2 Door Systems Inc. 2 Edson Research, LLC 2 Jackson County Economic Development 2 Prime Commercial Real Estate 2 Salon Allure 2 f’real foods 1 Fossil Forge Design Studio 1 Ken Duvall 1 PrimeLending, a Plains Capital Company 1 State Representative Rebecca Roeber 1 Tamashii Black Belt Academy page 17

Member Events & News Lead Bank takes the point in switching to new ‘.bank’ Lead Bank will be one of the first banks with a presence in the Kansas City area to make the switch away from “.com” and onto a new “.bank” domain.

On May 14, the new “.bank” domain became available for financial institutions. The domain includes several improved security features, including requiring verification that the entity holds a bank charter. That’s a feature that directly addresses the growing threat of cybercriminals setting up fake bank website pages to entice people into giving up personal information.

“We believe we need to be responding to cyber threats with everything we can to make sure our experience with clients is as secure as we can make it,” said Josh Rowland, vice chairman of Lead Bank. “Only verified

banks can get access to the domain and it has security protections related to encryption, which all makes it more secure.”

Thousands of banks across the nation have applied for the new domains, but virtually all are still in the verification process. So far, one of the only local banks approved to use the domain is BankLiberty. However, they are not currently using that domain. Lead Bank, based in Garden City, Mo., should be shortly behind.

Rowland said he decided to become a pioneer for the new domain, because it aligned perfectly with a company review of all its digital processes, as it prepares to open its newest branch in the Crossroads Arts District this summer.

Lee’s Summit R-7 students will soon receive Google Chromebooks as part of Connect2Learn program Through the Lee’s Summit R-7 School District’s new Connect2Learn program, each student in the district will receive his/her own Google Chromebook this fall.

Local businesses offering public Wi-Fi are likely to begin seeing these student devices in facilities by late August.

This Chromebook rollout supports school district priorities and is an important step toward further developing engaged learners and meeting the district’s mission to prepare each student for success in life.

Additional access to digital devices increases equity among all students and helps support the way students learn and teachers teach. Within this innovative learning environment, students can better engage in learning.

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Through Connect2Learn, students will have access to this powerful learning tool both at home and at school, regardless of family income or ability to purchase the digital devices.

As part of this one-to-one initiative, R-7 schools will continue to provide guidance and supervision to help students learn to appropriately and safely use technology tools. Instruction on digital citizenship and proper use of technology will continue to occur at each school and every grade level.

2015 Scholarship Awards

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2015 Grant Awards

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To Apply for Scholarships and Grants: www.lshealthcare.org

SHOP & WIN Shopfive five Lee’s Lee’s Summit businesses Aug. 10 through Labor Day, turn in your receipts and you win Shop Summit businesses Aug. 10–Labor Day, and you could could win $1,000 in Chamber gift Checks, which can be redeemed at more than 100 stores! $1,000 in Chamber gift Checks redeemable at more than 100 businesses.

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Each entry shall consist of five original receipts from five separate locations (no minimum purchase necessary). No photocopied receipts accepted. Multiple entries per person will be accepted. Entries may not include returns, utilities or lottery tickets.

Participants must fill out the receipt totals box above.

Entries must be at the Chamber office no later than Friday, September 11 by 5 p.m.

Participants must be 18 or older.

Receipts must be from businesses located within the city limits of Lee’s Summit, Mo. The official contest winner will be notified prior to the award presentation being held at Oktoberfest on September 26.

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August Networking Opportunities & Seminars

Register for the events below online at LSchamber.com under the Calendar of Events

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Join us from 4:30–6 p.m. on August 13 for a Chamber After Hours at HSMC Orizon, LLC, 3550 NE Ralph Powell Road.

Start your day off with the Chamber from 7:30–8:30 a.m. on August 25, at The University of Kansas Cancer Center-Lee’s Summit, 4881 NE Goodview Circle.

Get ready for this “Back to School Beach Bash” where you’ll have the chance to network with other members, eat some delicious food and enter to win some great prizes. What better way to end your day than with HSMC Orizon and the Chamber?

Celebrate the boys in blue at this KC Royals themed networking event. Enjoy a continental breakfast, clinic tours and goodie bags while you chat with fellow Chamber members. There also will be a drawing for Royals tickets, so be sure to bring business cards!

Friday, August 21 • 11:30 a.m.–1 p.m.

Adams Pointe Conference Center, 1400 NE Coronado Dr. Speaker: “Bulldog” Bob Fescoe, 610 Sports Radio

The Power of LinkedIn, 201 August 4 | 3:30–4:30 p.m. | John Knox Village Manhattan Rm Presenter: Clint Haynes, NextGen Wealth

“Bulldog” Bob Fescoe hosts Fescoe in the Morning, heard weekdays on 610 Sports Radio. Fescoe has been a voice in the Kansas City sports scene for the better part of the last decade and brings his passion to the table every weekday morning.

Haynes previously covered how to create a great profile and make quality connections, but his second workshop is designed to show the capabilities LinkedIn has to offer from a business development standpoint.

Reservations must be made online at LSchamber.com, or by calling 816.524.2424. Deadline is August 19 at noon.

Registration is required.

Learn how to engage with others, create advanced people searches and reach out to others more effectively. You’ll also walk away with more knowledge about LinkedIn’s CRM capabilities and much more.

Sponsor: Weed Man

Sponsor: Apex Business Advisors

Registering for events is easy at LSchamber.com! Just click on the event you wish to attend, and login with your member representative ID. Need help or don’t know your password? Call 816.524.2424 for help.

Welcome to Our Newest Chamber Members The Family Ranch

Showcase Publishing, Inc.

William Brown 801 NW COMMERCE DRIVE LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64086 E: billbrownspectrum@gmail.com

Dave Leathers PO BOX 26326 OVERLAND PARK, KS 66225 (785) 883-2196 F: (785) 883-3942 E: spublishingoffice@hotmail.com kcrelomag.com

Legacy Touch

Phillip Short 801 NW COMMERCE DRIVE LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64086 (816) 802-6800 E: fshort@legacytouch.com legacytouch.com

Training for Warriors Lee’s Summit Mollie Estes 1737 NE RICE ROAD LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64086 (913) 915-6740 E: tfwleesummit@gmail.com www.tfwleesummit.com

For a complete list of Chamber members, visit LSchamber.com or download our free smartphone app.

Meet the Board of Directors The Lee’s Summit Chamber is governed by a 22-member board and five ex-officio members. Each month the Chamber Link will highlight a couple of our directors.

Colleen Sliffe works as the Vice President of Real Estate Services at Carrow Real Estate Services.

Colleen Sliffe

Colleen serves on the Chamber board and is part of the Building Owners and Managers Association of Metropolitan Kansas City board. She also served as former Chairman of the KC Commercial Real Estate Expo.

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In addition to serving on the board of directors, Jeremy commits time to the Truly the Best task force and the Annual Gala task force.

In 2013, Cinematic Visions earned the Chamber’s Business of the Year award in the Vegrandis category.

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August 2015 Calendar August 4 • 3:30–4:30 p.m., Recess for Success TOPIC: Power of LinkedIn 201 Presenter: Clint Haynes, NextGen Wealth LOCATION: John Knox Village - Manhattan Room SPONSOR: Apex Business Advisors August 5 • 7:30 a.m., Executive Committee meeting, Depot • 3 p.m., Ribbon Cutting, Ted’s Cafè Escondido, 636 M-291 Highway August 6 • 7:30 a.m., Health Care Committee meeting, Lee’s Summit Medical Center - Summit Ridge, 600 NW Murray Rd #208 August 11 • 2 p.m., Ribbon Cutting, Hill Pro-Motion Physical Therapy, 1321 SW Market St August 12 • 10 a.m., Ribbon Cutting, Bonchon Chicken, 1740 NW Chipman Rd • Noon, Ambassador Committee meeting, Depot August 13 • 4:30-6 p.m., Chamber After Hours, HSMC Orizon, LLC, 3550 NE Ralph Powell Rd August 18 • 11:30 a.m., Chamber Young Professionals Development Luncheon, Baker University, 1278 Windsor Dr August 19 • Noon, Board of Directors meeting, Lee’s Summit Medical Center, 2100 SE Blue Parkway • 4 p.m., Ribbon Cutting, Bacon Financial Advisors, 600 SW Jefferson, Ste. 208 August 20 • 3:30 p.m., Chamber 101: Get Plugged In, Paradise Park, 1021 NE Colbern Rd • 4 p.m., Business Development Council, Depot August 21 • 11:30 a.m., Monthly Membership Luncheon LOCATION: Adams Pointe Conference Center, 1400 NE Coronado Dr, Blue Springs PRESENTER: “Bulldog” Bob Fescoe, 610 Sports Radio SPONSOR: Weed Man August 25 • 7:30 a.m., Chamber Before Hours, The University of Kansas Cancer Center-Lee’s Summit, 4881 NE Goodview Circle August 26 • Noon, Membership Committee meeting, Depot August 27 • 8 a.m., Oktoberfest Committee meeting, Depot August 28 • 7:30 a.m., Governmental Relations Committee meeting, John Knox Village - Manhattan Room

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B Positively Promoting U, Inc. Bank of Kansas City Budget Blinds Chinnery Evans & Nail PC First Federal Bank Greater Lee’s Summit Healthcare Foundation Hollis + Miller Architects KC Metro Insurance Lakewood Counseling TMC Lee’s Summit Journal Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys Missouri Central Credit Union Parker Swearngin LLP RED Development Rodney Loesch CFP - Waddell & Reed Simmons First National Bank Spilker McKeone & Nelson, PC Steppin’ Out - The Studio Technology Plus Inc. TMC Lakewood University of Kansas Edwards Campus Weed Man