JUNE 2019
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Business of the Year Recipients Leadership Graduation Lunch with Leaders Ribbon Cuttings Golf Classic Member News Networking Opportunities June Calendar
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The Truly the Best Business of the Year Awards were presented on Friday, May 17. Fossil Forge, All A’ Bloom Flowers & Gifts, Developing Potential, Inc. and Lead Bank were recipients of this year’s awards.
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Chamber Announces Top Businesses for 2019
Four local businesses were recipients of the Lee’s Summit Chamber Truly the Best Business of the Year awards at the monthly membership luncheon on May 17. Following the March announcement of the top three nominees in each category, all nominees underwent site visits and interviews before the award recipients were selected. The four businesses of the year are: Developing Potential, Inc.; Fossil Forge Design; All A’ Bloom Flowers & Gifts; and Lead Bank. Congratulations to this year’s award recipients!
Truly the Best Not for Profit – Developing Potential, Inc. (DPI) is a nationally accredited day habilitation program that has provided support services to adults with developmental disabilities in Jackson County since 1993. DPI employs the “gentle teaching” model to support individuals in reaching goals to become a part of their community, and partners with local businesses to offer meaningful employment for individuals with disabilities. DPI’s current Building Lives Campaign aims to raise $3.25 million to build a community-oriented, universally designed facility allowing more service choices close to home and increase overall service capacity by 40 percent.
Truly the Best 5 or Less Employees – Founded in 2003 by Dave Eames, Fossil Forge Design uses vintage tool and high tech equipment to make signs, furniture, sculptures, awards, railings, graphics and much more. The company puts a strong emphasis on community and relationships, and having a bit of fun while working hard. Eames, along with Ben Wine and Ryan Harp, are designers and visionaries, with unique skillsets that perfectly complement each other. Fossil Forge is located in downtown Lee’s Summit, and participates in a number of community events and cultural arts initiatives throughout the year.
2019 BOARD OF DIRECTORS OFFICERS Jon Garlow, Chair Wells Fargo Advisors Trisha Goodale, Chair-Elect Midwest Property Resources Tim Denker, Treasurer Denker Law Firm Rosalie Newkirk, Chair Emeritus BerganKDV
Truly the Best 6-20 Employees – All A’ Bloom Flowers & Gifts has been in Lee’s Summit since 2004 and describes itself as innovative, creative and unique. Since new owner, Barbara Keller, took over in 2017, it has focused on creating a user-friendly web experience, including a new point-of-sale system. The company plans to expand its events with additional staff to ensure seamless transitions for customers. All A’ Bloom’s staff works together as a family with a passion for beautiful flower creations and our community.
Truly the Best 20+ Employees – Lead Bank opened its Lee’s Summit branch in 2008 with the mission to be at the heart of success in our community. It is creating a unique bank footprint by addressing the micro-level needs of its communities while remaining innovative and nimble. The bank is dedicated to the community and offers programs focusing on women and children in crisis, entrepreneurship and cultural arts. In 2016, Lead Bank created the Civic Contractor Funding Program to provide underserved small businesses with funding. This unique program resulted in it being selected in 2018 to help fund the KCI Airport Single Terminal Project.
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CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OF THE TOP 3 NOMINEES! Abundant Life Church • Freedom Wealth Advisors, LLC All A’ Bloom Flowers & Gifts • Lead Bank Developing Potential, Inc. • Missouri Central Credit Union Downtown Lee’s Summit Main Street • Peace Partnership Dynamic Dislplays, LLC • Reinhart Foodservice Fossil Forge Design • The Running Well Store
VICE CHAIRS LaTonya Burgette, Membership Development Great Southern Bank Andrew Felker, Economic Development Chinnery Evans & Nail, P.C. Melissa Grinlinton, Community Development Reinhart Foodservice BOARD MEMBERS Kirby Asplund The Asplund Group, LLC Brian Barton MC Power Companies, Inc. Carson Graff Bank Midwest Chrissy Graheck Paychex, Inc. Liesl Hays The Historic Browning Inn Clint Haynes NextGen Wealth Candace Jennings Whistle Stop Coffee & Mercantile Kristi Johnson-Ware Central Bank of the Midwest Brian King Mid USA Insurance Agency, Inc. Cara McElhaney ENT Associates of Greater Kansas City Robyn Miller Woods Chapel United Methodist Church Lauren Moxley-Johnson Tingle Flooring Dave Petet ULTRAX Aerospace, Inc. Debbie Stoddard Budget Blinds of Lee’s Summit Tim Van Zandt Saint Luke’s Health System EX-OFFICIO Steve Arbo City of Lee’s Summit Mayor Bill Baird City of Lee’s Summit Dr. Dennis Carpenter R-7 School District Carl Chinnery, Legal Counsel Chinnery Evans & Nail, P.C. Dr. Utpal Goswami MCC-Longview CHAMBER STAFF Blake Fry, President Matt Baird, IOM Director of Business & Gov’t Relations Stephanie Kusek, Director of Communications Stacy Needels, Director of Special Events Cathy Young, IOM, Director of Member Services Heather Thompson, Advertising Manager Agi Bako-LaFave, Office Manager Jordan Straits, Creative Coordinator Vanessa King, Bookkeeper Marilyn Pemberton, Part-time Assistant
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Leadership Lee’s Summit Class Celebrates Graduation
The Leadership Lee’s Summit program graduated 28 students at a luncheon held in their honor on May 14 at The Historic Space at The Stanley. The ceremony featured speeches from Chair of the Board Jon Garlow, Mayor Bill Baird and Class Valedictorian Bob Paradise, who congratulated the graduates on their accomplishments. The students completed nine months of leadership training, community service hours and a class project as part of their requirements. Congratulations to the following 2019 graduates: • • • • • • • • • • • • •
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Skyler Aldrich, Security Bank Chad Anderson, Mar Building Solutions Mike Borgstadt, Burns & McDonnell Kevin Brandon, Rotary Club of LS Brandon Brown, Bank of Blue Valley Christi Bullard, Fullerton CPAs Brooke Chestnut, Lee’s Summit Parks & Rec Darrel Clowes, Lee’s Summit Fire Department Blake Fry, Lee’s Summit Chamber Megan Garrett, Mid-Continent Public Library Chrissy Graheck, Rotary Club of LS/ Paychex, Inc. Beverly Hoffman, Lee’s Summit Medical Center Whitney Huddleston, Saint Luke’s East Hospital
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Monica Huffman, University of Central Missouri Joshua Johnson, City of Lee’s Summit Laurie Johnson, John Knox Village Kimberly Lor, Lead Bank Lynne Marshall, CommunityAmerica Credit Union Glenda Masters, City of Lee’s Summit Adam Meyer, Central Bank of the Midwest Bob Paradise, Lee’s Summit Sunrise Rotary Jeanna Ruehter, Rotary Club of LS/Latchkey Pets Brian Sandy, Edward Jones Sarah Shore, City of Lee’s Summit Dawn Smith, Lee’s Summit R-7 School District Cheryl Swearingen, Midwest Property Resources Joan Vande Voort, Bank Midwest Stephanie Whitfill, BerganKDV
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 nearly 600 leaders who have gathered knowledge and skills to become influential in the community. Interested in participating? Applications to be a part of the class of 2020 will be available soon on LSchamber.com.
Q2 Lunch with Leaders: Learn about Paradise Park President & CEO Jon Ellis Join us for our 2nd quarter Lunch with Leaders program at 11:30 a.m. Friday, June 7 at Paradise Park. Lunch with Leaders is an opportunity to engage with successful Lee’s Summit community leaders and entrepreneurs and learn valuable insights and information about achieving success and gain clear direction on solving current problems and/or challenges from leaders in the community. Our featured leader for this session is Presdient & CEO of Paradise Park Jon Ellis. Ellis is well known and loved by many around town. For more than 20 years, he’s been active in Lee’s Summit, generously giving his time and talents, and encouraging others to do the same. Through the years, not only has he been the driving force behind building the Paradise Park business into the region’s premier family destination, he also helped start or strengthen a lot of great organizations, including the Educational Foundation, Visitor’s Council, the Lee’s Summit Health Care Foundation, Lee’s Summit Lacrosse, Rotary and Optimists to name a few. Through partnerships and collaboration with local businesses, such as The Exit Room and Bodies Race Company, Paradise Park has been able to expand and add new attractions. “My whole focus is how do we continue to have the people of the community have a culture of caring, helping, working together to continue to deliver something together that is better than what we can do individually. Like 1+1=3,” Jon said. Register at LSchamber.com; reservations are required and space is limited. Contact Matt Baird for more information.
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The Membership Committee has developed a new event for first-year members. The New Member Meet Up will be held quarterly at varying locations during the lunch hour. The event was created to be an avenue for newer members to engage and provide them with a comfort level when attending events with the membership at large. The events are only open to first-year members. Mark your calendar for 11:30 a.m. Monday, July 22 at Smoke Brewing Co. The cost to attend is $15; reservations are required and can be made at LSchamber.com. Contact Cathy Young, director of member services, for more information.
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Ribbon Cuttings & Groundbreaking Celebrations Money Mailer of Eastern Jackson County
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Money Mailer of Eastern Jackson County celebrated a ribbon cutting on April 30 at Bridge Space.
The Mid-Continent Public Library broke ground on it’s newest branch in East Lee’s Summit on May 10.
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The Mid-Continent Public Library is building an 18,500-square-foot branch at the corner of SE Battery Drive and SE Blue Parkway. The branch is set for completion in late 2020 and will include community programming, meeting and study rooms, kids’ area and more. mymcpl.org
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On May 14, the Chamber celebrated a ribbon cutting at Laser, No Razor located at 609 NE Woods Chapel Rd.
Essential Chiropractic celebrated a ribbon cutting on May 16 at its new location, 419 SW Ward Rd.
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Register for the Annual Chamber Golf Classic on June 21 Get your team together for this year’s Annual Golf Classic on June 21 at WinterStone Golf Course. The day kicks off with a continental breakfast and an 8 a.m. shotgun start. Players can look forward to goodie-bags, adult beverages and soft drinks, a catered lunch, opportunity for prizes and a Golf Ball Drop, sponsored by BerganKDV. Register your team online and purchase a contest package in advance to skip the line at check-in and spend more time at the morning drink station! Foursomes start at $600, while individuals cost $150 and we will match you with a team. Participate in the Golf Ball Drop by purchasing a golf ball at any Chamber event or online at LSchamber.com for your chance to win $1,000 cash...that’s right, CASH! At the tournament, golf balls will be dropped over the green and the ball that lands in the hole (or closest to it) wins $1,000. You do not need to be present to win. The Chamber is also putting together goodie bags for each golfer, so if you’d like to donate a promo item (no coupons or fliers, please) to be included in the bag, please drop off a quantity of 150 to the Chamber office no later than June 17. The Golf Task Force is hard at work to make this year’s event a blast! Visit LSchamber.com to sign up or contact the Chamber office at 816.524.2424 with questions. Presented by:
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Member Renewals Spire 46 Lawn & Leisure of Lee’s Summit, Inc. 26 Aldi Inc. 25 Langsford Funeral Home 23 Raytown-Lee’s Summit Community Credit Union 23 Saint Luke’s Health System 17 Bartlett & West 16 Heartland Tanning, Inc. 16 Solstice Senior Living at Lee’s Summit 16 Summit Collision Center, Inc. 16 James D. Schuette, D.D.S., P.C. 15 Greater Lee’s Summit Health Care Foundation 14 Summit Bank of Kansas City 14 Envision Eyecare, LLC 13 New Longview Apartments 12 Camp Bow Wow 11 Dale’s Automotive Collision Repair Center 10 Just Frame It, Inc. 10 Law Office of Camron Hoorfar, P.C. 10 McAlister’s Deli 9 SBD Housing Solutions, LLC 9 Leadership Innovations 8 McCarthy Chevrolet Lee’s Summit 7 Office Products Alliance 7 Center for Rheumatic Disease 6 City Wide Maintenance 6 Dairy Queen 6 Guild Mortgage 6 f’real foods 5 Caldwell Appraisal 4 Bank of Grain Valley 3 Davidson Architecture & Engineering 3 Llywelyn’s Pub 3 Mar Building Solutions 3 Where Your Money Went LLC 3 Amazing Lash Studio 2 Big Whiskey’s American Restaurant & Bar 2 Celebrating Personal Treasures 2 Guiding Star Analytics LLC 2 Holiday Inn Express & Suites 2 KC Dumpster Company LLC 2 Tom Lovell 2 AAMCO Transmission & Total Car Care 1 Alan Flory 1 Billups, Snyder & Associates 1 Colonial Gardens 1 Summit Bank of Kansas City – Douglas 1 Tratos III Real Estate Services 1 Tropical Smoothie Café 1 UpendTech Consulting Services 1
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Chamber Young Professionals Luncheon to Focus on Leadership Styles, Communication Join the Chamber Young Professionals for a professional development luncheon at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, June 12 at Bridge Space, 210 SW Market St. Have you ever taken a DISC assessment or researched your leadership traits? We all have unique strengths and weaknesses that create our particular leadership style. The question is, are you utilizing your style to be productive? Are you talking in your language or your team’s language? Jeff Driskill with Sandler Training will help us learn more about the traits that align with different styles, and how to better communicate with others on your team. Sponsored by The cost to attend is $10, which includes lunch. Register online at LSchamber.com. Interested in joining the CYP group? CYP is open to all Chamber members ages 21-35. Contact Stephanie Kusek, director of communications, at skusek@lschamber.com to learn more or be added to the group.
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Member News & Events Nineteen talented young people selected for June 1 Got Talent; tickets now available Talented youth from throughout the metro area will be featured in the ninth annual Got Talent, set for 7 p.m. June 1 at the LSHS Performing Arts Center. Tickets are $15 and are available at LSTalent.com, at both Lee’s Summit Hy-Vee stores and at the Lee’s Summit Price Chopper stores. A total of 19 individuals, including 15 solo acts and two duos, were selected through a rigorous audition process. The contestants, ranging in age from 10 to 18, include vocalists, instrumental performers, musical theatre acts, dancers and a magician. Got Talent is open to metro-area youth 18 years and younger with students competing for awards, as well as three scholarships–$1,000, $2,000 and $3,000. The prestigious event is a fundraiser for Lee’s Summit CARES, a nonprofit community coalition focusing on youth substance abuse prevention, parenting and character development. “After nine years of competition, we continue to be impressed with the caliber of performers at this annual
event,” said Rachel Segobia, Lee’s Summit CARES director and Got Talent chairperson. “It’s an excellent opportunity for area youth to gain experience, support and insight in an affirming environment as they develop their talent.” In addition to providing funding for a good cause, Got Talent has launched the careers of several of the event’s standout performers. Alumni include Kennedy Newell, recently selected for the Royal Ballet School in London; Elaine Watson, who performed the National Anthem for the Royals in 2018 and 2019; and State Line Drive, an opening act for Tate Stevens in 2016 with a recently released CD. This year’s show includes a kick-off performance by Matt Lewis, a nationally recognized entertainer and executive producer of SimonWill Entertainment. Lewis will present his Vegas-style impersonation of Elvis Presley, which he has performed before audiences throughout the world. To learn more about Got Talent, visit LSTalent.com.
14th Annual Carnival for CASA Guarantees a Fun Time for the Kids
The 14th Annual Carnival for CASA at Paradise Park is set for Sunday, June 9 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. A $30 advance ticket includes all the existing Paradise Park attractions, PLUS lunch and special carnival activities like face painting, balloon animals, pony rides, and mascot characters. Proceeds benefit Jackson County CASA, which represents the best interests of abused and neglected children in the Jackson County Family Court system. Online ticket sales end Saturday, June 8 at noon. After that, tickets are only available at Paradise Park. Contact Lara Klover at 816.984.8202 for more information. page 9
June 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 4:30–6 p.m. Thursday, June 13 for a Chamber After Hours event at Main Event Entertainment, 4600 S Cochise Ct., Independence.
Join us from 7:30–8:30 a.m. Tuesday, June 25 for a Chamber Before Hours at The Fountains at Greenbriar, 2100 S Swope Dr., Independence.
Explore Main Event and make some connections with Chamber members while you enjoy tasty apps. If you’re up for a challenge, gear up for a round of laser tag and have blast! Be sure to bring your business cards to build your network and, of course, enter to win a door prize.
Start your day with networking and a hot breakfast, including sausage, egg and cheese casserole, roasted potatoes and more. The Fountains at Greenbriar will get you in the spirit for the 4th of July with fun decorations and craft beer and wine giveaways.
11:30 a.m.–1 p.m. Friday, June 14 Paradise Park, 1021 NE Colbern Rd. Speaker: Brian Head, City of Lee’s Summit
SEO for Small Businesses 4-5 p.m. | June 4 | Missouri Innovation Campus Speaker: Ben Seidel, Igniting Business
Brian Head, a survivor of the 2011 Joplin tornado, will share his story and personal observations on the storm and immediate aftermath. He’ll also share information related to his role as the City attorney and the official response to the devastation.
What good is a website that looks good, but can’t be found easily on search engines for your targeted keywords? Ben Seidel will guide us through the basics of website SEO in this interactive seminar, including how search engines index and rank websites and what you can do to improve. Learn how factors like social media signals, page speed, META information, business listings, backlinks, schema, and more affect your credibility in the eyes of Google.
Reservations are required and can be made at LSchamber.com, or by calling 816.524.2424. Deadline is noon Monday, June 10. Sponsor: Matchstick Websites
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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. page 10
Welcome to Our Newest Chamber Members Alien Arc Technologies, LLC Duane Newman 1112 NE 8TH STREET BLUE SPRINGS, MO 64014 (816) 388-9910 E: info@alienarc.com alienarc.com Camm Construction Inc. Mike Leardi 344 NW CAPITAL DRIVE LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64086 (816) 607-3607 E: mike@cammconstructioninc.com cammconstructioninc.com Core Care at Home Cyndi Edwards 312 SW GREENWICH DRIVE #184 LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64082 (816) 517-3000 E: cyndi@corecareathome.com corecareathome.com Epoch Developments, LLC Liz Kirkland 1350 17TH STREET DENVER, CO 80202 (720) 242-9390 E: liz@epochdevelopments.com
Tim Garvey 801 SW WINDJAMMER DRIVE LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64082 (816) 514-0358 E: tgim2006@gmail.com Hotworx Heather Walker 1309 NE DOUGLAS STREET LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64086 (913) 515-1613 E: heather.walker@hotworx.net JSC Engineers Justin Smothers, P.E., LEED 1901 NW BLUE PARKWAY 3RD FLOOR UNITY TOWER LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64065 (816) 272-5289 E: jsmothers@jscengineers.com jscengineers.com
Pivot Lending Group Lisa Wilson 825 NE DEERBROOK LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64064 (816) 235-3340 E: LWilson@PivotLending.com PivotLending.com The Salon, A Grooming Project Theresa Hauck 1650 SE BLUE PARKWAY LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64063 (816) 525-8440 E: thauck@epeckc.org groomingprojectsalon.org
For a complete list of Chamber members, visit LSchamber.com.
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June 2019 Calendar
June 3 • 4 p.m., Ribbon Cutting, Weber Flooring/Joe’s Carpet, 1014 SE Blue Pkwy June 4 • 4 p.m., Recess for Success TOPIC: SEO for Small Businesses SPEAKER: Ben Seidel, Igniting Business LOCATION: Missouri Innovation Campus SPONSOR: Legacy Mergers & Acquisitions June 5 • 4 p.m., Ribbon Cutting, Harbor Hospice, 211 SE Grand Ave June 6 • 8 a.m., Health & Human Services meeting, Missouri Innovation Campus, 1101 NW Innovation Pkwy • 3 p.m., Ribbon Cutting, ProcureIT Network, LLC, 210 SE Market St (located inside Bridge Space) June 7 • 11:30 a.m., Lunch with Leaders, Paradise Park, 1021 NE Colbern Rd June 10 • 4 p.m., Golf Task Force meeting, Depot June 11 • 4 p.m., Ribbon Cutting, Crestview Dairy Events, 16499 E. 83rd St June 12 • 8 a.m., Business Development Council, Depot • 11:30 a.m., Chamber Young Professionals Luncheon, Bridge Space, 210 SW Market St • Noon, Ambassador Committee meeting, Depot • 4 p.m., Ribbon Cutting, BerganKDV, 3550 NE Ralph Powell Rd June 13 • 8 a.m., Executive Committee meeting, Depot • 4:30-6 p.m., Chamber After Hours, Main Event Entertainment, 4600 S Cochise Ct., Independence June 14 • 8 a.m., Oktoberfest Committee meeting, Depot • 11:30 a.m., Monthly Membership Luncheon, Paradise Park, 1021 NE Colbern Rd SPEAKER: Brian Head, City of Lee’s Summit SPONSOR: Matchstick Websites June 18 • 8 a.m., Visitors Council meeting, Depot June 19 • Noon, Board of Directors meeting, Missouri Innovation Campus, 1101 NW Innovation Pkwy • 4 p.m., Golf Task Force meeting, Depot June 20 • 9 a.m., Ribbon Cutting, Waddell & Reed Financial Advisors– Kelley Manning, 210 SW Market St (located in Bridge Space) • 3:30 p.m., Military Affairs Committee meeting, Lee’s Summit Medical Center, 2100 SE Blue Pkwy June 21 • 7:15 a.m., Chamber Golf Classic, WinterStone Golf Course, 17101 E. Kentucky Rd., Independence June 25 • 7:30-8:30 a.m., Chamber Before Hours, The Fountains at Greenbriar, 2100 S Swope Dr., Independence June 26 • Noon, Membership Committee meeting, Depot • 4 p.m., Chamber Young Professionals Committee meeting, Stuey McBrew’s, 321 SE Main St June 28 • 7:30 a.m., Governmental Relations Committee meeting, John Knox Village Manhattan Room, 1001 NW Chipman Rd
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