Chamber Link - February 2020

FEBRUARY 2020

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Overtime Ruling Presentation Business Field Trip Upcoming Candidate Forums Ribbon Cuttings Member News & Events Annual Gala Photos Chamber Member Awards New Member Opportunities

Members Kathaleen Garcia of Kat’s Clean, Jodi Audrey and Jeremy Springer of Stone AMP SEO and Stephanie and Andrew Haddadi of Cuddle Up Pup enjoy the Chamber’s Annual Gala: Speakeasy Soiree.

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2020 BOARD OF DIRECTORS OFFICERS Trisha Goodale, Chair Midwest Property Resources Tim Denker, Chair-Elect Denker Law Firm Carson Graff, Treasurer Bank Midwest Jon Garlow, Chair Emeritus Strongbox Wealth VICE CHAIRS Kristi Johnson-Ware, Community Development Central Bank of the Midwest Debbie Stoddard, Membership Development Budget Blinds of Lee’s Summit Tim Van Zandt, Economic Development Saint Luke’s Health System BOARD MEMBERS Kirby Asplund The Asplund Group, LLC Brian Barton MC Power Companies, Inc. John Beaudoin KC Communications & Media Matters Jennifer Craig ReDiscover Chrissy Graheck Paychex, Inc. Candace Jennings Whistle Stop Coffee & Mercantile Laurie Johnson John Knox Village Brian King Mid USA Insurance Agency, Inc. Laura Maxwell R-7 School District Cara McElhaney Ascentist Ear, Nose & Throat Elaine Metcalf Pro Deo Youth Center Robyn Miller Woods Chapel United Methodist Church Lauren Moxley-Johnson Tingle Flooring Joel Wilson Edward Jones - Office of Joel Wilson EX-OFFICIO Steve Arbo City of Lee’s Summit Mayor Bill Baird City of Lee’s Summit Dr. David Buck R-7 School District Carl Chinnery, Legal Counsel Chinnery Evans & Nail, P.C. CHAMBER STAFF Matt Baird, IOM Director of Business & Gov’t Relations Cathy Young, IOM, Director of Member Services Megan Gray, Director of Special Events Taylor Smith, Director of Communications Heather Thompson, Advertising Manager Agi Bako-LaFave, Office Manager Jordan Straits, Creative Coordinator Vanessa King, Bookkeeper Marilyn Pemberton, Part-time Assistant

Department of Labor Overtime Ruling Presentation Tuesday, February 18 | 7:30 - 9 a.m.

Lee’s Summit Medical Center | 2100 SE Blue Parkway For the first time in 60 years, the U.S. Department of Labor announced a final rule clarifying the types of benefits that must be included in determining an employee’s “regular rate of pay” when calculating overtime wages. The long-awaited Overtime Rule took effect on January 1, 2020 and is still being deciphered by employers across the country.

The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) requires that non-exempt employees – employees who are eligible for overtime pay – be paid at least oneand-one half times their regular rate of pay for all hours worked over 40 in a workweek. The FLSA defines the regular rate as “all remuneration for employment paid to, or on behalf of, the employee.” Employees subject to certain exclusions are outlined in section 7(e) of the FLSA. As employers have expanded the kinds of benefits they offer in recent years, it has become unclear which benefits need to be included and which can be excluded in determining an employee’s regular rate of pay.

To assist in understanding the new Overtime Rule, the Chamber will host an approachable presentation to help employers and business owners prepare for what is expected. Join us Tuesday, February 18, at the Lee’s Summit Medical Center for an opportunity to ask questions and get answers.

Topics to include: • The Proposed Rule in a Nutshell • Impact on Employers • A Brief History of The Overtime Rule Saga • Tips for Avoiding Last-Minute Panics

It’s All Fun and Games on this Field Trip Whoever said field trips had to end in high school? The Lee’s Summit Chamber, along with the Chamber’s Young Professional organization, will host the 1st quarter Business Field Trip at Main Event Entertainment! This unique event provides an informational and entertaining outing where members can engage with a local business on another level. Hear from great minds and get to have a little fun!

“Main Event is all fun and games but there’s a lot that goes on behind the scenes to create an epic entertainment experience. Hear from the Technical and Operating Managers about pin setters, laser guns and gravity rope safety. Oh my! The information may even improve your bowling score as there will be an opportunity to experience the fun afterward!”

Spots are limited for this series and it always reaches capacity.

RSVP early and if you miss this event, keep an eye out for the next Business Field Trip. Learn more at lschamber.com.

New Board Member, Joel Wilson, Named Among 20 Influential Young Professionals Joel Wilson, new to the Chamber’s Board of Directors in 2020, was honored on a list of 20 influential young professionals in the Lee’s Summit area. The list, published in Catalyst: The Business Magazine, identified a group of incredible community leaders in a variety of different fields. Wilson, a Financial Advisor with Edward Jones – Office of Joel Wilson, received the Chamber’s Steve Gouldsmith New Member of the Year Award in 2018 and has proved an asset to the organization since his involvement began. Please help us in congratulating Joel, we appreciate his service and dedication.

The Power of Facebook Check-In Thanks to the world of social media, everyone is an ambassador for brands and businesses – whether they know it or not. Some might share selfies in new clothes they’ve purchased or take a photo of their meal when eating at a local restaurant.

These are all organic ways to promote products through personal social platforms. If we’re already doing this, and we don’t even know it, imagine the impact it could have if we did it consciously?

We encourage Chamber Members to help support and showcase the businesses of fellow members. One of the most successful ways to do this is through Facebook’s check-in feature. When you’re out shopping, dining or attending an event at a Member business, consider “checking-in” to their Facebook page. This will help grow their reach and help them obtain a larger social media following. Together, we can build better businesses.

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There’s Still a Chance to Apply for a $1,000 Scholarship from the Lee’s Summit Chamber Each year, the Lee’s Summit Chamber of Commerce Education Committee awards five $1,000 scholarships to college-bound high school seniors.

One scholarship winner is selected from each of the three Lee’s Summit public high schools, a Lee’s Summit private high school and one from a school outside of the district.

One of the applicant’s parents must be a full-time employee of a current Chamber member.

Applicants are evaluated based on the following criteria: • A strong work ethic • A commitment to community involvement • An endless pursuit of continued growth and improvement in all facets of their lives Interested students must have at least a 3.0 unweighted grade point average and submit a completed application no later than 5 p.m.

February 7, 2020. Applications can be found at LSchamber.com.

Please contact Megan Gray with any questions at 816.524.2424 or mgray@lschamber.com.

Upcoming Chamber Candidate Forums The Chamber will host two candidate forums, in the month of March, ahead of the April election season. See below for event information.

Note the dates below and plan to attend to meet the candidates and get your questions answered.

District 1: Hillary Shields, Robert Dye, Stephen Lambert District 2: Roberta Gough, Steve Lee, Timothy Shrout, Andrew Felker District 3: Phyllis Edson, Rocco Florio District 4: Fred DeMoro, Donald Funk Candidate Forums are sponsored by: Tingle Flooring • Lee’s Summit Tribune LifeGoals/Rodney Loesch CFP-Waddell & Reed Summit Video Services • Cinematic Visions

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Lee’s Summit Business Owners - It’s Time to Play Ball!

This year, as part of our official designation of “Hometown Partner of the Kansas City Royals,” we are offering only Five Royals Partner Packages. Two have already been sold, three remain. These packages are available on a first-come-first serve basis. You pick the games, the opponents and . commercial positioning.

A. Each package includes Twenty-Eight :30 second commercials, your choice of pre-game or in-game placement and you pick the games you want. The Royals Radio Network includes 85 stations across 58 markets. You reach 450,000 unique radio listeners per game.

B. Four Tickets to a Royals Home Game. Includes a parking pass.

C. On-field Batting Practice Experience. Special arrangements will be made for you and three guests to go on the field to attend pre-game batting practice the same night you use your 4 Royals Baseball tickets.

Note: Your Total package investment $5,000. (Package actual value is approximately $14,000).

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Ribbon Cutting Celebrations

Member Renewals The following are this month’s renewals and the number of years they’ve been members: R-7 Administrative Office Chinnery Evans & Nail, P.C. Shelter Insurance-Veasman Berry Jennings State Farm Insurance Lee’s Summit Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep FreeStyle Graphics Newmark Grubb Zimmer Chipman Road Animal Clinic Eyecare Associates of Lee’s Summit One Good Meal New Longview Apartments Nadler’s The Fountains at Greenbriar Integrity Roofing, Siding, Gutters & Windows Control Service Company Inc. City Scrap Metal, Inc. Law Offices of Jonathan R. Whitehead Waddell & Reed Financial Advisors—Manning Encompass Medical Group Elite Fence & Deck, Inc. Osborne Global Investors, Inc. Salon Ami Safelite AutoGlass Andersen Contracting Integrity Consulting Solutions, LLC Second Nature Outdoor Living & Landscaping ULTRAX Aerospace, Inc. Business by Promotion Massage Envy-Lee’s Summit RE/MAX Heritage Real Country 1030AM KCWJ The Goddard School-New Longview Waddell & Reed – Rodewald Brody’s Dry Professional Carpet Cleaning Brookside Barkery & Bath Collins | Webb Architecture Jackson Insurance Group, LLC Nothing Bundt Cakes Shining Light Music Camp Quality Greater Kansas City Essential Chiropractic Laser, No Razor Lee’s Summit Pointe Health & Rehabilitation Mokan Photo Booths The Hunter Group, LLC

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On January 9, Chamber Members took part in a special ribbon cutting at John Knox Village- Lee’s Summit to commemorate a new addition of 25 units.

The ribbon was cut by four incredible women who have been valued employees of John Knox Village for over 40 years each. What an accomplishment and worthy honor!

Interested in Hosting a Ribbon Cutting in 2020?

Is your business less than one year old or under new ownership? Have you just completed a major renovation?

Celebrate with professional impact! Ribbon Cuttings are a great way to introduce fellow members to your space while creating a bit of buzz with a timeless tradition.

Learn more about Lee’s Summit Chamber Ribbon Cuttings and book yours for 2020 by contacting Cathy Young at 816.524.2424 or cyoung@lschamber.com.

Member News & Events Valued Chamber Member, Rody Taylor, Named to National ‘40 Under 40’ List Rody Taylor, owner of KC Dumpster Company in Lee’s Summit, started 2020 with news from Waste 360 that he had been named to their “40 Under 40” list of industry leaders in solid waste and recycling.

Taylor, 39, already has 14 years of waste and hauling experience.

“I am so excited about the direction our industry is headed and the innovations that will be coming in the years to come,” Taylor said. “It’s an honor to be recognized among my peers as a leader in the waste industry. Look, I know it isn’t a sexy designation, but I am honestly proud of what I do and to earn this honor.”

Waste 360 serves 90,000-plus professionals worldwide with information, resources, education and events relative to the waste industry. The annual list, in its fifth year, “recognizes inspiring and innovative professionals under the age of 40 whose work in waste, recycling and organics has made a significant contribution to the industry.”

Taylor’s company operates a Source Separated Recycling Program and all diversion programs at the Resource Recovery Park for the City of Lee’s Summit. They also offer a public disposal area, yard waste composting, metal, mattress and electronics recycling and one of two KC-area Household Hazardous Waste facilities for the Mid-America Regional Council. Taylor also started a “free paint” initiative that allows for paint drop off at the disposal area that they mix, repackage and give away.

“I believe that most people care about reducing their waste and we as professionals need to see that as a mandate to step up and provide the resources they need,” Taylor said. “This has become very evident to me over the last few years and it drives a lot of what I do.”

In addition to his membership with the Chamber, Taylor is an active member of the Lee’s Summit Rotary Club, a member of the 2020 Chamber of Commerce Leadership class and the Lee’s Summit Economic Development Council. Rody and his wife, Sara, live in Lee’s Summit with their three children (Mitchell, Mesa, McKinley).

“It is my passion to continue to learn and grow in my industry so that I can bring positive waste solutions to my local community,” he said.

New Truman Heartland Partnership Provides Free Job Training for In-Demand Careers A new community initiative from Truman Heartland Community Foundation (THCF) aims to help break the cycle of poverty by providing free job training for in-demand careers.

The Job Skills for New Careers initiative is a collaborative partnership with Community Services League, Herndon Career Center, Mid-Continent Public Library and University of Central Missouri (UCM).

Through this initiative, Community Services League will match applicants with financial counseling, community resources through Mid-Continent Public Library and opportunities for free trainings available through Herndon Career Center and UCM in fields that pay living wages and are in high demand in the region, including healthcare, other medical fields and skilled industrial trades.

Truman Heartland is hosting two informational sessions leading up to the launch of the first cohort in March. People interested in applying for job training are encouraged to attend one of these sessions.

The first session will be held on Thursday, February 6, 2020 at 7 p.m. at the Mid-Continent Public Library – South Independence Branch, 13700 East 35th St S, Independence, MO 64055. The second will be on Monday, February 10, 2020 at 7 p.m. at the Mid-Continent Public Library – North Independence Branch, 317 US-24, Independence, MO 64050. These events are free to attend and open to the public.

Children’s programming will be offered concurrently with both informational sessions.

Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis with the first cohort planned to launch in March. Visit newskills.cslcares.org to learn more and to apply for job training and support through the Job Skills for New Careers initiative.

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The Chamber’s Annual Gala was hosted on Saturday, January 25, at The Pavilion at John Knox Village. Members traveled back to the Roaring ‘20s for a Speakeasy Soiree complete with live entertainment, networking, gourmet dining stations and a one-of-a-kind speakeasy experience. The evening also consisted of both a live and silent auction, comprised of over 200 items donated by local businesses.

CHAMBER MEMBER AWARDS ACKNOWLEDGED AT THE GALA VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR

SKYLER ALDRICH Security Bank

STEVE GOULDSMITH NEW MEMBER OF THE YEAR

Skyler joined the Chamber and hit the ground running. He is a graduate of Leadership Lee’s Summit class. He has volunteered for several committees and task forces. As well as being a rockstar volunteer for Oktoberfest and many other events throughout the year. He is currently serving on the Gala task force and Gala Auction subcommittee.

JASON LANGSTON Farmers Insurance

MENTOR OF THE YEAR

BOB GLASER AMBASSADOR OF THE YEAR John Beaudoin joined the Chamber in 2009 and served his first term on the board from 2011-2013. He recruited 7 new members in 2019, a total of 37 lifetime recruits. He will serve a second term on the Chamber’s Board in 2020 JOHN BEAUDOIN KC Communications & Media Matters

TOM LOVELL

Jason is doing it all! From participating in Leadership LS to attending ribbon cuttings, luncheons, the legislative trip to Jefferson City, business field trips, as well as many other events. Jason continues to be a face in the Chamber community while creating a positive impact.

JEFFREY WILLIAMS Heritage Companies

and will serve as Chair of the Ambassador Committee.

Jeffrey Williams has been involved in the Chamber since 2007. He was a Board member from 2010-2013, and currently serves on the Health & Human Services Committee and Business Development Council. He has mentored our new members since 2014 when the Mentoring program began, and has mentored over 40 new members!

LIFETIME MEMBER

HALL OF FAME

As the LS Parks Administrator for many years, Tom was and continues to be a participant in a number of Chamber events and meetings.

He regularly attends Chamber luncheons and Government Relations meetings, whether for a good laugh or a serious question about an issue facing our community. Tom is always sharing his wealth of knowledge and expertise with Chamber members and staff.

Jon and Vic Cundiff, owners of Weed Man, originally joined the Chamber in 1987.

Vic Cundiff served as the Chamber Chair of the Board in 2016 and has served on countless committees and task forces.

Weed Man also served as a valued sponsor for several Chamber events throughout their more than 30 years of involvement.

Their support of the Chamber is only one example of their incredible support of the Lee’s Summit community.

JON & VIC CUNDIFF Weed Man

CHANGING OF THE GUARD During the program portion of the evening, 2019 Chair of the Board, Jon Garlow, spoke on the successes of the past year. Following his speech, he ceremonially passed the gavel to 2020 Chair, Trisha Goodale (pictured left). Trisha then delivered a speech on the future and all the Chamber has planned, under her leadership, in 2020.

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February Networking Opportunities & Seminars

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

chamber r e t f hours a Socialize Build Business Join us from 7:30–8:30 a.m. Tuesday, Tuesday, February 25 for a Chamber Before Hours at Mazuma Credit Union East at 1155 NE Douglas Street.

Join us from 4:30–6 p.m. Thursday, February 13 for a Chamber After Hours event, hosted by Bank of Blue Valley at 701 NE Lakewood Boulevard.

Wake up with a fun networking opportunity that’s themed “Stepping into Spring.” Start to shake those winter blues with beverages from Whistle Stop Coffee and a selection of breakfast items.

The event will be themed, “Loving Lee’s Summit.” Come network with other businesses that love Lee’s Summit, and tell us what you love about your business. Great food provided with love from Hereford House.

Sponsor: Mazuma Credit Union

Sponsor: Bank of Blue Valley

11:30 a.m.–1 p.m. Friday, February 21 Unity Village | 1901 NW Blue Parkway

Your Smartphone as a Marketing Power Tool 4-5:15 p.m. | Tuesday, February 4 |Missouri Innovation Campus | 1101 NW Innovation Parkway Speaker: Kimberly Beers, President and Mindful Marketing Consultant at Midnight Productions, Inc.

Come network and enjoy a lesson in digital marketing with Austin D. Williams of Pinpoint Digital at our monthly luncheon. As an award-winning digital media expert, Austin will cover topics such as targeted display advertising, SEOs, paid searches, social media marketing and so much more!

Reservations are required and must be made online at LSchamber.com, or by calling 816.524.2424. Deadline is noon Monday, February 17.

You hold in the palm of your hand one of the most powerful business tools ever developed, but do you know how to use it effectively? Find out what you’re missing in this informative seminar with Kim Beer of Be More Business.

Sponsor: Blue Lotus Family Medicine

Sponsor: Weed Man

Registering for events is easy at LSchamber.com! Just click on the event you wish to attend and log in with your member ID. Need help or don’t know your password? Call 816.524.2424 for help. page 10

Welcome to Our Newest Chamber Members Billings Speech Pathology Services, LLC Mary Billings 3600 NE RALPH POWELL ROAD SUITE E LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64064 (816) 228-8393 E: mary@billingsspeech.com billingsspeech.com

Headquarters All American Pub & Micro Winery Sonja Griffin 127 SE 3RD STREET LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64063 (816) 434-5053 E: hqgotyour6@gmail.com hqgotyour6.com

Drake Development, LLC Matt Pennington 7200 WEST 132ND ST STE 150 OVERLAND PARK, KS 66213 (913) 662-2630 E: matt@drakekc.com drakekc.com

Jake Hensiek | Keller Williams Platinum Partners Jake Hensiek 1201 NE WINDSOR DRIVE LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64086 (660) 542-6476 E: jakehensiek@kw.com jakehensiek.kw.com

Fiorire Wellness Kimberly Towsley 221 SW NOEL STREET LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64063 (775) 354-5725 E: fiorirewellness@gmail.com fiorirewellness.com

ReeceNichols Cheryl Julo 1153 NE RICE ROAD LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64086 (816) 305-1058 E: CJulo@ReeceNichols.com CJulo.ReeceNichols.com

Sew What? LLC Sarah Mayo 412 NW FRANCES RD LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64063 (816) 525-2536 E: sewwhatemb@att.net Summit Funding Inc. Lacy Randall 262 NE TUDOR ROAD LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64086 (816) 535-3411 F: (816) 927-4844 E: lacy.randall@summitfunding.net lacyrandall.com Summit Lending Darren Copeland 4967B GOODVIEW CIRCLE LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64064 (816) 268-4025 F: (816) 795-1584 E: info@summitlendingkc.com summitlendingkc.com

New Member Opportunities

Attend New Member Meet Up on Monday, February 10. Enjoy lunch from 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. at Los Cabos Mexican Grill & Cantina.

The event serves as an avenue for newer members to engage and provides them a greater level of comfort when attending events with the membership at large.

Cost to attend is $15, includes lunch. Payment in advance is required.

Join us from 3:30-5 p.m. Monday, February 24 for Chamber 101: Get Plugged In at Paradise Park, Inc. Chamber 101: Get Plugged In is geared toward new members, new representatives and current members that have not yet plugged into the Chamber or would like a refresher on how to do so.

The event begins with an orientation where veteran members discuss benefits of membership. The remainder of the event includes group introductions, networking and allows those attending to peruse new member showcase tables to see what products and services they offer.

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February 2020 Calendar February 4 • 4-5:15 p.m., Recess for Success Topic: Your Smart Phone as a Marketing Power Tool Speaker: Kimberly Beers Location: Missouri Innovation Campus, 1101 NW Innovation Parkway SPONSOR: Blue Lotus Family Medicine February 5 • 4 p.m., Golf Task Force Meeting, Depot, 220 SE Main Street February 6 • 8-9 a.m., Health & Human Services Committee Meeting, Missouri Innovation Campus, 1101 NW Innovation Parkway February 10 • 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., New Member Meet Up, Los Cabos Mexican Grill & Cantina, 18201 East Bass Pro Drive Independence, MO 64055 February 12 • 8-9 a.m., Business Development Council Meeting, Depot • 12-1 p.m., Ambassador Committee Meeting, Depot February 13 • 8-9 a.m., Executive Committee Meeting, Depot • 4:30-6 p.m., Chamber After Hours, Bank of Blue Valley 701 NE Lakewood Boulevard February 14 • 8 a.m., Council of Chairs Meeting, Depot February 18 • 7:30-9 a.m., DOL Overtime Ruling Presentation, Lee’s Summit Medical Center, 2100 SE Blue Parkway • 4-5 p.m., Visitors Council Meeting, Location to be decided February 19 • 8:30-9:30 a.m., Education Committee Meeting, Code Ninjas, 314 SW Blue Parkway • 12-1 p.m., Board of Directors Meeting, Saint Luke’s East Hospital, 100 NE Saint Luke’s Boulevard • 4-5:30 p.m., Business Field Trips...Who Knew???, Main Event Entertainment, LP, 4600 S Cochise Court Independence, MO 64055 • 4-5 p.m., Golf Task Force Meeting, Depot February 20 • 3:30-4:30 p.m., Military Affairs Committee Meeting, Lee’s Summit Medical Center, 2100 SE Blue Parkway February 21 • 11:30 a.m. -1 p.m., Monthly Membership Luncheon, Unity Village, 1901 NW Blue Parkway February 24 • 3:30 -5 p.m., Chamber 101: Get Plugged In, Paradise Park, 1021 NE Colbern Road February 26 • 12-1 p.m., Membership Committee Meeting, Depot • 4-5 p.m., Chamber Young Professionals Committee Meeting, Smoke Brewing Company, 209 SE Main Street February 27 • 4 -5 p.m., Ribbon Cutting, Element Medical Imaging, 3210 NE Carnegie Drive February 28 • 7:30-8:30 a.m., Governmental Relations Committee Meeting, John Knox Village, Villager Inn, Manhattan Room 1001 NW Chipman Road

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