July 2016
What’s Inside... Parks Sales Tax Cocktails & Caddies Golf Classic Snapshot Community Blood Drive Ribbon Cuttings Member News & Events Networking Opportunities July Calendar
Some of Nancy’s longtime friends honored her with love and jokes as roasters at her retirement party on June 21 at The Aspen Room at The Stanley. For more photos from the evening, visit the Chamber’s Facebook page.
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2016 BOARD OF DIRECTORS OFFICERS Vicky Cundiff, Chair Weed Man Tyler Morehead, Chair-Elect Morehead Agency, LLC Rosalie Newkirk, Treasurer HSMC Orizon, LLC Joe Stasi, Chair Emeritus Saint Luke’s East Hospital VICE CHAIRS Terry Trafton, Community Development Two Rivers Behavioral Health System Colleen Sliffe, Membership Development Cushman and Wakefield Tim Denker, Economic Development Denker Law Firm, LLC BOARD MEMBERS Stacey Brodersen Coffelt Land Title, Inc. John Brown Hollis + Miller Architects Susan Coffman Lee’s Summit CARES Jon Garlow Wells Fargo Advisors Trisha Goodale Pulaski Bank Home Lending Clint Haynes NextGen Wealth Kim Klockenga John Knox Village Mike Maksin N2 Publishing–Neighborhood Publications Lesley McKeone Spilker, McKeone & Nelson PC Dr. Matt Niewald Matt A. Niewald, DDS Ben Seidel Igniting Business, LLC Matt Sogard Lee’s Summit Medical Center Kelly Spencer Bank of Lee’s Summit 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. Brent Blevins R-7 School District Dr. Kirk Nooks MCC-Longview Mayor Randy Rhoads City of Lee’s Summit CHAMBER STAFF Tim Arbeiter, CEcD, IOM, President Matt Baird, Director of Business & Gov’t Relations Stephanie Kusek, Director of Communications Stacy Needels, Director of Special Events Cathy Young, IOM, Director of Member Services Darla Hall, Advertising Manager Anne Aubuchon, Administrative Assistant Vanessa King, Bookkeeper Marilyn Pemberton, Part-time Assistant
Chamber Supports Continuation of Parks Sales Tax The Lee’s Summit Chamber board of directors overwhelmingly endorsed the continuation of the Lee’s Summit Parks and Recreation quarter-cent sales tax. Voters heading to the polls in August will be asked to vote on the renewal, and the Chamber encourages voters to support this important initiative. The Lee’s Summit Parks and Recreation department summarized projects to include eight community priorities and 33 goals developed by using research and data collected, analyzing trends and implementing best practices from the industry. Revenues raised will go towards park development, additional practice space, park improvements, an outdoor adventure park, splash pad, wave pool, ice rink and more. Without this current investment in Lee’s Summit Parks, there would be no Legacy Park Community Center, Gamber Community Center, Summit Waves Aquatic Park or the 39 athletic fields for baseball, football, softball and soccer. There would be no Legacy Park Amphitheater, splash pad at Miller J. Fields Park or Early Childhood Development Center. The projects made possible by the quarter-cent sales tax have greatly benefited the community, and the list could continue with the approval of the sales tax continuation. “The umbrella of Lee’s Summit Parks and Recreation is vast. I think it is safe to say a good majority of our residents have enjoyed some feature in our community that falls under that umbrella,” said Vicky Cundiff, chair of the Chamber board of directors. “The variety of features available to us for enjoyment and healthy lifestyles is numerous, and continues to increase by the support we provide our Parks department. If you’re unaware of what is available to you through our Parks system, don’t hesitate to explore more information and get outdoors to experience all Lee’s Summit has to offer.” Lee’s Summit residents took the first step in passing the sales tax back in 1996 and, with your support, can continue to make Lee’s Summit a great place to live, work, play and raise a family by voting for the extension of the quarter-cent sales tax.
Ladies, Cocktails & Caddies is Back!
The Chamber’s wildly popular ladies’ golf tournament (minus the caddies of course) is back for its seventh year! This year’s tournament, sponsored by Two Rivers Behavioral Health System, is Friday, July 22 at Teetering Rocks (serious golfers not required). So ladies, it’s time to organize your team of three women. Then, at the tourney luncheon, your team will bid on a fourth player, a male from those showcased in the LIVE AUCTION (yes, you read that correctly, a showcase of men to choose from)! Total number of teams is limited to 18, so get your registration in ASAP. The cost is $50 per player, which includes a fun and delicious luncheon, nine holes of golf, awards reception and cocktail party! Visit LSchamber.com for registration information or call Stacy Needels at 816.524.2424.
Chamber Raffle Winners Drawn The winners of the Chamber Raffle were drawn at the Chamber Golf Classic on June 23, at WinterStone Golf Course. The raffle boasted three prizes, including a 49” flat screen TV, Big Cedar Lodge getaway and Suite for 12 at a Mavericks game. Raffle tickets were sold for $10 each at Chamber events leading up to the tournament. Then, after a hot day on the course, winners were drawn. Congratulations to the winners: Vic Cundiff (TV), Glenna Osborn (Big Cedar) and Sage Norbury (Mavericks Suite). A huge thank you to everyone who participated in this year’s raffle.
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2016 Golf Classic Snapshot The 2016 Chamber Golf Classic was held June 23 at WinterStone Golf Course. Thirty-six teams networked and competed on the course, with Lee’s Summit Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep’s team finishing at the top spot. Thanks to all who played!
Special thanks to our title sponsors!
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Thanks to our sponsors: ADT Security Services • ARC Physical Therapy+ • Bank of Lee’s Summit • Central Bank of the Midwest Central States Beverage Co. • Chinnery Evans & Nail, PC • Coca Cola • Cosentino’s Price Chopper • Crossroads Hospice Discover Vision Centers • ENT Associates of Greater Kansas City • Etap Communications • Express Employment Professionals Freedom Wealth Advisors • Great Southern Bank • Hollis + Miller Architects • Home Instead Senior Care • HSMC Orizon John Knox Village • KC Communications & Media Matters • KC Metro Insurance Agency • KCP&L Lee’s Summit Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep • Lee’s Summit Medical Center • Lee’s Summit Point Health & Rehabilitation Longview Funeral Home & Cemetery • Paradise Park •RED Development • Saint Luke’s East Hospital Second Nature Outdoor Living & Landscaping • Signature Massage of Kansas City • Simmons Bank • Sky Zone Spilker McKeone & Nelson PC • Sprint • Steppin’ Out-The Studio • Summit Collision Center • Summit Flooring & Turf T-Bones Deli & Meat Market • Tingle Flooring • Townsend Capital • Training for Warriors Lee’s Summit • The Wilson Group Two Rivers Behavioral Health System • Walmart • Weed Man page 4
Apply Now to be Part of Leadership Lee’s Summit Applications are now being accepted for the Leadership Lee’s Summit class of 2017. Applications can be downloaded at LSchamber.com or by contacting Stacy Needels at 816.524.2424. Tuition to attend the program is $595 for Chamber members, or $825 for non-members. Registration fee covers all materials, meals and workshops. Tuition is payable by the individual, the employer or the sponsoring organization. Completed applications should be returned to the Chamber no later than August 5, 2016 to be considered for the Leadership Lee’s Summit Class of 2017.
Leadership Lee’s Summit was developed to assist in motivating the visionary leaders of the area. Since its inception in 1991, the program has graduated more than 500 leaders who have gathered knowledge and skills to become influential in the community. Approximately 25 participants are selected each year based on personal motivation, an interest to serve Lee’s Summit, potential or existing opportunities for advancement to top leadership positions, willingness to commit time and energy to complete the program and full support of the corporation/organization representing the class participant.
Caring...it’s in Our Blood! Whose life will you save? Will it be a school teacher, fireman, newborn child, military veteran, police officer or a grandparent? In Lee’s Summit, caring is in our blood. The Chamber has joined forces with the City of Lee’s Summit and Downtown Lee’s Summit Main Street to host a Community Blood Drive on Monday, July 25. The donor bus will be located at City Hall, 220 SE Green St. from 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Everyone who donates will receive a free Royals t-shirt! To schedule an appointment to donate blood that day, visit esavealifenow.org, and enter the sponsor code, “cityleessummit” when prompted.
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Ribbon Cutting & Groundbreaking Celebrations Professional Suites on Douglas Street
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Professional Suites on Douglas Street celebrated a ribbon cutting on June 1 at 229 SE Douglas St., Ste. 230.
The Dotted Chair celebrated a ribbon cutting on June 3 at its new space at 1264 NE Sloan St.
The offices are a shared space that can be rented by the hour, day or whenever you need it! The space is a collaboration between Denker Law Firm, LLC, Carey Law Firm, LLC, The Law Office of Lisa A. Hansen, LLC and Law Offices of Jonathan R. Whitehead.
The home décor store brings a West Bottoms feel to Lee’s Summit and features a huge array of odds and ends to brighten up any room. They also create custom-painted furniture and offer interior design services. Be sure to stop by and see how they can help you spice up your home.
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Autumn Leaves of Lee’s Summit broke ground on June 9 at their location at 3101 SW 3rd St.
The Courtyard Commons at John Knox Village celebrated a ribbon cutting on June 27 at 508 NW Murray Rd.
Autumn Leaves provides assisted living memory care, focusing on research-based care for people with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia. All buildings are specially designed for residents with secure courtyards, wide hallways and more. It’s set to open in late 2016.
The new Courtyard Commons 1- and 2-bedroom senior living apartments offer an array of ammenities including a theater, dining options, coffee shop, salon, convenience store and more. John Knox Village is a community of neighbors and neighborhoods who make you feel at home.
Member Renewals Donate Items for New Teacher Goodie Bags The Chamber's Education Committee is welcoming new teachers to member schools in August and is currently accepting item donations for goodie bags to be given to each of the new teachers. If you would like to donate an item to be included in the goodie bags, please deliver a quantity of 120 items to the Chamber by Monday, Aug. 1. No coupons or brochures, please. Contact Stacy Needels at 816.524.2424 with questions.
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Generate Buzz in the Fall/Winter Lee’s Summit Visitors Guide With a distribution of 30,000 per issue, the Lee’s Summit Visitors Guide is the ideal place to promote your business. Visitors spend time at local attractions, restaurants, festivals, shopping centers, hotels and unique destinations. Be a part of this high-quality glossy publication and increase your visibility to visitors, including tourists, family, friends, guests and daytrippers, as well as local Lee’s Summit and Kansas City area residents.
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The guide is supported by the community marketing program, generating 400,000+ clicks to the digital guide at LStourism.com, which includes live hyperlinks to advertisers. This issue also includes holiday advertising! Reach your targeted audience for holiday shopping, events, corporate parties and more. Contact Darla Hall, dhall@lschamber.com, for rates and additional information.
Member Events & News Lee’s Summit Mayor Announces 2016 Citizens of the Year Lee’s Summit Mayor Randy Rhoads announced his selection of longtime entrepreneurs Jonathan “Nick” and Jennifer “Jennie” Swearngin as the recipients of both the 2016 Truman Heartland Community Foundation Citizen of the Year and the Missouri Municipal League Civic Leadership Award because of their long-time support of the community, in particular Hope House.
Because of their hard work and the generosity and support of the community over the years, the events have raised almost $121,000 for Hope House.
For the last nine years, the Swearngins have been raising money for the organization providing victims of domestic violence with shelter and comprehensive services.
“I am so proud of Nick and Jennie and all they are doing. Some of you may not know this, but Nick and Jennie have been entrepreneurs in Lee’s Summit for many years. Yet, with all the stresses and strains involved in operating a small business, they have found time to give back to their community in Lee’s Summit and abroad. They are indicative of the charitable, engaged and communityminded people I am extremely pleased to say call Lee’s Summit home. That’s why I am honored to recognize Nick and Jennie as Lee’s Summit’s Citizens of the Year,” said Lee’s Summit Mayor Randy Rhoads.
Nick founded the “Head Shave for Hope House” event that included a silent auction of donated items and a live auction for the opportunity to shave someone’s head. Over the years, he has pulled stunts including coloring his hair bright colors for a week in advance of the events to raise more money. Jennie’s roles with the events have included assistance setting up and operating the events.
Their support and care for others extends far beyond our Lee’s Summit community and this country. Earlier this year, they along with their son Blake traveled to Romania to work with an orphanage. While at the orphanage they set up and operated a carnival for the children of the city of Campulung and children from a nearby village.
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Member Events & News continued Saint Luke’s Convenient Care Clinic to Open in Lee’s Summit Lee’s Summit residents soon will have a convenient, new option for treatment when they are feeling under the weather and don’t have access to a primary care physician. Saint Luke’s Health System will open a Saint Luke’s Convenient Care clinic inside the Hy-Vee store located at 310 SW Ward Road in September 2016. The clinic will be the sixth Saint Luke’s Convenient Care clinic location, and one of 12 clinics planned for the Kansas City area. “Saint Luke’s has a long history of providing the Kansas City community with the best care close to home whenever possible,” said Robert Bonney, senior vice president, nonacute services and business development for Saint Luke’s Health System. “Hy-Vee shares Saint Luke’s commitment to excellence and to our community, which makes them a natural fit when providing high-quality health care for people close to where they live and work.” Saint Luke’s Convenient Care clinic will be staffed by advanced nurse practitioners and offer treatment
immediately with no appointment for conditions like sore throats, sinus infections, colds and flu, minor cuts and sprains, as well as vaccinations and boosters. The clinic also will offer new patients access for referrals to primary care and specialist physicians throughout Saint Luke’s Health System. “Hy-Vee’s top priority is taking care of its customers. With the new clinic, our customers will not only have access to our in-store dietitians and pharmacists, but now they will be able to seek health, wellness and preventive care services all in one stop,” said Erin Bailey, Hy-Vee’s assistant vice president of health and wellness. “We are excited to work with Saint Luke’s Health System so that we can continue to help our customers lead healthier, happier lives.” Saint Luke’s Convenient Care clinics located in Hy-Vee grocery stores will be open extended hours on weekdays and weekends, and offer the benefit of patient connectivity through electronic medical records with physicians and specialists throughout Saint Luke’s Health System.
Aspen Contracting Introduces Free Roof Program Aspen Contracting announces the opening of nominations for Covers 4 Others, a program designed to provide a free roof to a deserving person or family within the Kansas City area. Aspen developed this program as a way to give back to the communities in which they are working. “We realize that there are many people out there who have made a positive impact in the community by serving our country, helping others in need, first responders and even those who may have experienced a hardship. Giving back is part of our core values at Aspen,” said Pat Nussbeck, president and CEO. Aspen is accepting local nominations between now and August 5, and will open up voting to the community beginning August 12. To find out more about the program, visit their website at covers4others.com.
Have news about your business or an upcoming event? Submit news releases to skusek@lschamber.com for consideration in the Chamber Link newsletter.
July Networking Opportunities & Seminars
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Join us from 4:30–6 p.m. Thursday, July 14 for a Chamber After Hours event held at Summit Flooring & Turf, 1051 SE Century Dr.
Join us from 7:30–8:30 a.m. Tuesday, July 26 for a Chamber Before Hours at Sprint, located at 1567 NE Douglas St., #3A.
Olé! Did you know July 14 is National Grand Marnier Day? End your day celebrating and having fun with Chamber members. Come out and enjoy some delicious mexican food and margaritas made with Grand Marnier! Be sure to bring your business cards to start making connections and enter to win some awesome prizes.
Kick off your morning with some networking and breakfast with fellow Chamber members. Head over to the Sprint store to start building relationships and expanding your business network. Remember, people prefer doing business with people they know, so start making those connections today!
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11:30 a.m.–1 p.m. • Friday, July 15 Paradise Park, 1021 NE Colbern Rd Speaker: Frank White, III, KCATA
Networking on Steroids 4-5 p.m. | July 12 | John Knox Village Manhattan Room Presenter: Cathy Weaver, author
Frank White, III will be discussing the role of the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority in the region. He’ll talk about mobility on demand and the Rock Island Corridor project as it impacts our area in Eastern Jackson County.
Ever been in a crowded room and didn’t know where to start? Cathy Weaver, author of “Networking on Steroids,” will tell you everything you always wanted to know about networking, but were too afraid to ask.
Reservations are required and must be made online at LSchamber.com, or by calling 816.524.2424. Deadline for reservations is noon Monday, July 11.
Cathy will share her guide to professional success through practical networking tips. This fun, energetic presentation will help you improve your skills to get the most out of your networking experiences.
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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.
Welcome to Our Newest Chamber Members Davidson Architecture & Engineering Hilary Zerr 4301 INDIAN CREEK PARKWAY OVERLAND PARK, KS 66207 (913) 451-9390 E: hilary@davidsonae.com davidsonae.com
Kyle P. Nagy, CPA 255 NW BLUE PARKWAY, SUITE 200 LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64063 (816) 272-8151 F: (888) 202-2095 E: kyle@kansascity-cpa.com kansascity-cpa.com
The Worstell Law Firm Jill Worstell 218 NE TUDOR ROAD LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64086 (816) 554-1113 F: (816) 554-1616 E: jworstell@worstell-law.com theworstelllawfirm.com
Edward Jones Investments Stacy Burtin Mills 615 NE WOODS CHAPEL RD LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64064 (816) 554-7446 E: stacy.burtinmills@edwardjones.com
For a complete list of Chamber members, visit LSchamber.com or download the Chamber’s mobile app on your smartphone.
Applications Now Available for Oktoberfest Activities The Chamber’s Oktoberfest festival is set for Sept. 23-24, 2016. Thousands of people fill the streets of Downtown Lee’s Summit to enjoy sizzling brats, German meals and dancing, a carnival, arts and crafts and much more. Applications are now available at LSoktoberfest.com for the following activities: • Kids Street: a special place for kids to participate in free activities, games and crafts, and don’t forget about the rootbiergarten! • Arts & Crafts Booths: the juried Arts and Crafts Fair features local and regional artists displaying original works in a variety of mediums such as oils, photography, wood, sculpture, jewelry, etc. • Home Brew Competition: home brewers serve up samples of their best brews in the People’s Choice tasting event from noon–3 p.m. Saturday.
Professional Development Luncheon 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, July 19 UCM-Lee’s Summit, 850 NW Chipman Rd. Join us for lunch as we hear from Lynn Hinkle of Great Southern Bank about the best credit cards to use for rewards, how to position yourself to make big purchases and tips for making financial decisions.
Register at LSchamber.com; cost is $10.
Advertise in the Chamber Link for as little as $100. Contact Darla Hall, dhall@lschamber.com, for details.
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July 13 • 8 a.m., Business Development Council, Depot • Noon, Ambassador Committee meeting, Depot • 4 p.m., Ribbon Cutting, Junkluggers, held at Hillcrest Thrift Store, 936 SE 3rd St July 14 • 7:30 a.m., Executive Committee meeting, Depot • 8 a.m., Visitors Council meeting, Lee’s Summit Airport, 2751B NE Douglas St • 4:30-6 p.m., Chamber After Hours, Summit Flooring & Turf, 1051 SE Century Dr July 15 • 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., Monthly Membership Luncheon SPEAKER: Frank White, III, KCATA LOCATION: Paradise Park, 1021 NE Colbern Rd SPONSOR: The Coyote Group, LLC
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July 19 • 11:30 a.m., Chamber Young Professionals Development Luncheon, UCM-Lee’s Summit, Door 54, 850 NW Chipman Rd July 20 • Noon, Board of Directors meeting, UCM-Lee’s Summit, 850 NW Chipman Rd July 21 • 11:30 a.m., Ribbon Cutting, JG Contracting, LLC, 833 NE Lakewood Blvd July 22 • 7:30 a.m., Governmental Relations Committee meeting, John Knox Village Manhattan Room, 1001 NW Chipman Rd • 11:30 a.m., Cocktails & Caddies, Teetering Rocks Golf Course, 12040 E 86th St, sponsored by Two Rivers Behavioral Health System July 26 • 7:30 a.m., Chamber Before Hours, Sprint, 1567 NE Douglas St., #3A July 27 • Noon, Membership Committee meeting, Depot • 4 p.m., Chamber Young Professionals Committee meeting, Stuey McBrew’s, 321 SE Main St July 28 • 8 a.m., Oktoberfest Committee Meeting, Depot August 2 • 4 p.m., Recess for Success TOPIC: Entrepreneurial Panel Presenter: Ben Rao, Jeff Danley, Jill Meyers LOCATION: John Knox Village - Manhattan Room SPONSOR: RBC Wealth Management August 4 • 7:30 a.m., Health Care Committee meeting, Saint Luke’s East Hospital, 100 NE Saint Luke’s Blvd
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