JUNE 2014
What’s Inside... Res in Motus Winners Leadership Graduation DC Recap Ribbon Cutting Yours Truly Results Member News Networking Opportunities June Calendar
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Pictured above from left to right, 2014 Res in Motus Business of the Year Winners, Julia Hampton- Julia E. Hampton, CPA, PC; Jimmy OadesDouglas Tire & Auto Service; Kylie Ewing- Pro Deo Youth Center and Jodi Briggs- Our Lady of the Presentation Catholic School.
Yours Truly,
Chamber Announces Top Businesses for 2014
Four local businesses were recipients of the Lee’s Summit Chamber Res in Motus (Business in Motion) Business of the Year awards at the monthly membership luncheon on May 16. The four award winners include: Pro Deo Youth Center (nonprofit with less than 20 employees); Julia E. Hampton, CPA, PC (five or less employees); Douglas Tire & Auto Service (6-20 employees); and Our Lady of the Presentation Catholic School (more than 20 employees).
Sanctimonia – Pro Deo Youth Center is a non-profit organization started by Andy and Kylie Ewing that seeks to serve the teenagers in Lee’s Summit. They desire that every teen be loved, valued and equipped for change. Pro Deo does this by building intentional relationships and community with the Lee’s Summit youth.
Vegrandis – Julia E. Hampton, CPA, PC, provides accounting services for small and medium-sized companies. The firm is innovative in addressing the needs of businesses at all growth stages. They are known for the accuracy of their work, unwavering ethical standards and investment in the professional development of employees.
2014 BOARD OF DIRECTORS OFFICERS Carolyn McKnight, Ed.D., Chair University of Central Missouri Joe Stasi, Chair-Elect Saint Luke’s East Hospital Vicky Cundiff, Treasurer Weed Man-Turfs Up Bob Glaser, Chair Emeritis Summit Bank of Kansas City VICE CHAIRS Jeff Sullivan, Community Development Commerce Bank Rosalie Newkirk, Membership Development HSMC Orizon LLC Brian Hutchin, Business & Economic Development UMB Bank
Parvus – Douglas Tire & Auto Service is a full line automotive tire, repair, and service company offering all brands of tires as well as services ranging from oil changes to engine changes. They strive to be a onestop shop for Lee's Summit.
Magnus – Our Lady of the Presentation Catholic School serves approximately 460 students in kindergarten through eighth grade. The teachers and staff of Presentation are committed to educating students in a Christ centered atmosphere with high academic expectations. Our Lady of the Presentation is Lee’s Summit’s premiere Catholic school where they inspire spiritual and academic growth.
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BOARD MEMBERS John Brown Hollis + Miller Architects Jon Garlow Wells Fargo Advisors Trisha Goodale Pulaski Bank Home Lending Rodney McBride John Knox Village Paul McClain Freedom Wealth Advisors Lesley McKeone Spilker, McKeone & Nelson PC Cindy Miller Columbia College - Kansas City Tyler Morehead Morehead Agency LLC Chip Moxley Tingle Flooring Dr. Matt Niewald Matt A. Niewald, DDS Colleen Sliffe Carrow Real Estate Services KC Kelly Spencer Bank of Lee’s Summit Terry Trafton Lakewood Counseling TMC Molly Wichman Life Transformation Fitness 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, President Mark Dickey, Vice President Gina Seibel, Director of Communications Chrissy Symes, Director of Special Events Cathy Young, Director of Member Services Sue McMilian, Administrative Assistant Nedra Hoover, Bookkeeper Marilyn Pemberton, Part-time Assistant
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Chamber’s Leadership Lee’s Summit Holds Graduation
The Leadership Lee’s Summit program, sponsored by the Lee’s Summit Chamber of Commerce, graduated 24 students at a luncheon held in their honor on May 14 at Longview Mansion. The students completed nine months of leadership training, community service hours and a class project as part of their requirement. Congratulations to the following 2014 graduates: • Cindy Barber, TMC-Lakewood • Scott Barton, Hollis + Miller Architects • Mark Bieber, Unity Hotel & Conference Center • Jennifer Brown, Metcalf Bank • Chris Culbertson, Creative Planning Risk Services • Kaitlin Drennan, Northwestern Mutual - Wirsig Team • Andrew Felker, Chinnery Evans & Nail, P.C. • Sharel Hagar, Hawthorn Bank • Matthew Killion, Missouri Dept. of Transportation • Michelle Kinnison, Lakewood Counseling TMC • Kim Klockenga, John Knox Village • Michelle Kralicek, Saint Luke’s East Hospital • Patrick Kueny, Lee’s Summit Medical Center • Beto Lopez, Arvest Bank • Kelley Manning, Waddell & Reed
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Tami Morrow, MCC-Longview Brett Randol, Polsinelli PC Kevin Reaves, Lee’s Summit Police Department Scott Rowe, Arvest Bank Brian Scott, City of Lee’s Summit Sarah Shelton, Reinhart Foodservice Vanessa Starke, Starke Law Offices Trevor Stiles, City of Lee’s Summit Katie Tholen, Equity Bank
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 475 leaders who have gathered knowledge and skills to become influential in the community. Approximately 25 participants are selected each year based on strict criteria, including personal motivation, an interest to serve in 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 that is represented.
Opportunity to Promote Your Business Donations for Our Online Auction - due June 13 It could be a gift basket, gift certificate, a product from your business or from anywhere you'd like. The donating business will gain recognition in the online listing as well as within a printed auction program. The online auction will be open to the entire membership (1,400+) and provide a great deal of exposure! If you are willing and able to donate an item to the auction, please contact Chrissy Symes. A portion of the proceeds from the auction will be donated to a member non-profit organization. page 4
Golfer Goodie-Bag Items - due June 20 Each golfer will be given a goodie-bag featuring an array of fun items from Chamber member businesses. A quantity of 150 items can be delivered to the Chamber office for inclusion in the bags. Thanks to our title sponsor!
Multi-Chamber Washington DC Fly-In
A delegation representing five chambers of commerce within the region including, Lee’s Summit, Blue Springs, South Kansas City, Grandview and Independence made their way to Washington, DC, in early April to discuss public policy and legislative issues important to businesses. The delegation, composed of community business leaders and chamber executives, met with Senators Roy Blunt and Claire McCaskill and House of Representatives’ Emanuel Cleaver, Vicki Hartzler and Sam Graves and their respective staff members. Four major issues affecting the business community were the focus of the trip - business taxation and entitlement reform, reliable and secure infrastructure, healthcare and transportation funding. “The Congressional lawmakers were attentive and seemed appreciative of the testimonials being offered by the chambers’ spokespersons and genuinely interested in suggestions offered to address the concerns raised during the visits,” said Lee’s Summit Chamber Vice President Mark Dickey. The delegation also had the opportunity to host a luncheon at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Headquarters, directly across from the White House. The group was able to meet with top policy and public affairs personnel for briefings on important issues that face the nation’s business community. Takeaways from the briefings of the delegation and the U.S. Chamber indicate that Congress and the Administration face a multitude of weighty issues that will have a profound impact on the country’s economic future. The current environment reflects uncertainty and likely inaction moving forward until after the mid-term elections.
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Attention Ladies... Cocktails & Caddies is BACK!
The Chamber’s wildly popular all women’s golf tournament (minus the caddies) is back for its fifth year! This year’s tournament is July 11 at Teetering Rocks. So ladies, it’s time to organize your team of three women. Then, at the tourney luncheon, your team will bid on your fourth player, a male, from those showcased in the LIVE AUCTION! The highest bidder each round of the auction will get their pick of the fourth player/caddy/beverage runner/ball washer/etc. The bidding will continue until all teams have a full foursome. Minimum bid is $50 per caddy. Total number of teams is limited to 18, so get your registration in ASAP. There is a $50 fee 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 Chrissy Symes at 816.524.2424.
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Ribbon Cutting Celebrations The Cancer Center - LSMC
Bodies Health & Fitness
On May 1, The Cancer Center-Lee’s Summit Medical Center celebrated a ribbon cutting at 2000 SE Blue Parkway, #165.
Bodies Health & Fitness hosted a ribbon cutting at their expanded space at 1100 SE Century Drive, on May 12.
The Cancer Center offers a comprehensive array of diagnostic services such as the most advanced minimally-invasive technology for diagnosing and treating breast lesions, as well as a range of cancer care services. The site is staffed by skilled oncology nurses certified in chemotherapy who provide a wide variety of oncology and infusion services.
Expanding the business to become Bodies Health & Fitness– the larger studio space created a way to train more clients, hire a team, and expand services – like partnering with Brad’s longtime friend Dr. Nicole Dierking of Dynamic Spine & Joint Center.
Wells Fargo, LLC - Charles Cooper
Summit Modern Dentistry
Wells Fargo, LLC - Charles Cooper celebrated a ribbon cutting on May 15 with Chamber members at their new location, 3171 NE Carnegie Drive, first floor.
On May 28 Summit Modern Dentistry, 940 NW Blue Parkway, celebrated a ribbon cutting
Their purpose is to provide their clients with customized strategies through the delivery and implementation of sophisticated risk adjusted investment plans with ongoing exceptional service. There is no one size fits all. Wells Fargo delivers a more personalized approach, one that takes more time and requires a deeper understanding of client’s goals.
At Summit Modern Dentistry, the staff is committed to understanding and meeting the needs of their patients. They take great pride in providing professional excellence, the best quality materials, and state-of-the-art equipment.
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Groundbreaking Ceremony Frontier Justice
Chamber Members celebrated a groundbreaking ceremony with Frontier Justice, 800 NE Jones Industrial Drive, on May 19. Projected to open in December 2014, this will be the flagship location for Frontier Justice. Located in Lee’s Summit, Frontier Justice will be a 33,000 sq. foot, nextgeneration firearms and archery training facility, firearms and archery retail, and a gunsmith - along with clothing, jewelry and home furnishing retail.
Member Renewals MCC-Longview 40 Superior Bowen Asphalt Company, Inc. 39 Midwest Tire and Service, Inc. 26 Karl Bertram 24 Bob Sight Ford 22 Lawn & Leisure of Lee’s Summit, Inc. 21 Mazuma Credit Union 21 Custard’s Last Stand 25 Paul W. Schwartz, CPA 18 Southeast Enterprises 15 Hampton Inn 14 Hilton Garden Inn Independence 13 HNTB Corporation 12 Alissa’s Flowers & Interiors 11 Cole Termite & Pest Control, Inc. 11 Schmidt, Cornish & Smith, C.P.A.’s 11 Earth Effects Lawn & Landscape, L.C. 9 Parker Swearngin, L.L.P. 9 Envision Eyecare, L.L.C. 8 Sterling Deaerator Company 7 American Waste Systems, Inc. 6 Fenton Nissan of Lee’s Summit 6 Jackson County CASA 6 Lee’s Summit Heating & Cooling, Inc. 6 Orkin LLC 6 Bellah Homes 5 Kapke & Willerth, L.L.C. 5 World Finance Corporation 5 Central Communications Credit Union 4 The Salvation Army 4 Bresette Foods L.L.C. 3 Full Voice 3 GracePointe Community Church 3 KansasCityCoupons.com 3 Arvest Bank-291 Highway 2 Benton House of Lee’s Summit 2 Chartroose Caboose 2 Coronado Katz, LLC 2 McCarthy Chevrolet Lee’s Summit 2 Scentsy Independent Consultants 2 – Howell Shamrock Hills Golf Club 2 T-Mobile 2 Better Bodies Pilates 1 Center for Rheumatic Disease 1 Cornerstone Mortgage, Inc. 1 Dickey’s Barbecue Pit 1 Geiger Ready Mix 1 Independence Surgical Clinic, Inc. 1 Mr. Goodcents Subs & Pastas 1 Pendo Management Group 1 Summit Lanes 1 page 7
Wood Named to Board of Directors
Chamber Committee Highlight: Visitors Council
Jeremy Wood was recently named to the Chamber’s Board of Directors.
The Lee’s Summit Chamber Visitors Council identifies and develops Lee’s Summit’s unique features for the purpose of tourism development and marketing.
Wood is the owner of Cinematic Visions and has been an active volunteer of the Chamber for several years. He has produced several videos for the Chamber, served on the Res in Motus task force and has been the Annual Gala emcee for several years. Wood will serve for the remainder of Bill Baird’s term. Baird recently resigned from the Board after being elected to the R-7 School Board.
2014 has been a busy year for the Visitors Council. Projects have included creating a more user friendly hotel and attractions map, a redesign of LStourism.com, promoting the Third Annual Shop Lee’s Summit contest and spreading the word about the Lee’s Summit Community Calendar. The committee is currently chaired by Paradise Park owner Jon Ellis. The group meets the second Thursday of each month with the location moving around to the various Lee’s Summit attractions. Do you have a passion for Lee’s Summit? Contact Gina Seibel at gseibel@lschamber.com or 816.524.2424 to attend the next meeting.
Survey Results are in for ‘Yours Truly’ Campaign In order to assess exactly what residents, visitors and investors think and feel about Lee’s Summit, the City recently launched a comprehensive evaluation process, conducted by North Star, one of the nation’s leading independent community and destination strategy and research companies. North Star compared their finding for Lee’s Summit against their findings for over 200 Cities and 40 States across the nation. Their findings were prefaced by the following statement in their final report which was just recently concluded in April. “Congratulations to Lee’s Summit. Your scores are not only high, BUT they are the highest scores we have ever recorded in each respective category since the creation of our study. In fact, Lee’s Summit is a benchmark community for marketing implementation and success in the nation.” Let’s take a look at just some of the results…. • Our rating as a “Place to Live” is 7.5 times higher than the average • Our rating as a “Place to Visit” is 7.2 times higher than the average. • Our rating as a “Place to Conduct Business” is 12.9 times higher than the National Average. When it comes to “Sense of Community”, 75 percent of survey respondents stated “The marketing and advertising campaign materials make me feel proud of Lee’s Summit.” Other above average ratings included: great quality of life, a place where I belong, business friendly, active arts and cultural scene, full of potential, recreational opportunities, authentic / historic and a place where I belong. Lee’s Summit has fostered a resident passion for their community which is the envy of cities across the country.
Yours Truly,
Jim McKenna, Community Marketing Manager page 8
Member News & Announcements Mid-Continent Public Library Receives National Medal for Museum and Library Service The Institute of Museum and Library Services announced Mid-Continent Public Library of Greater Kansas City, Mo., is one of 10 recipients of this year’s National Medal for Museum and Library Service. The National Medal is the nation’s highest honor given to museums and libraries for service to the community. The National Medal was presented at an event in Washington, D.C., on May 8. Mid-Continent Public Library serves residents in Jackson, Clay and Platte counties in the Kansas City metropolitan area. The library system, which turns 50 in 2015, was developed when multiple county and city libraries joined together to provide greater access to the communities they served. Today, the system has 30 branch libraries, four automated library locations, the virtual library, and the Midwest Genealogy Center. The system has put a major emphasis on
early literacy and on ensuring access to resources that both educate and entertain. Mid-Continent Public Library Director Steven V. Potter said the organization is honored to receive the National Medal. “I am thrilled that MCPL has been recognized by IMLS,” said Potter. “Our library is dedicated to providing our communities with the best possible experience, and this is just a wonderful affirmation of all the hard work that our trustees and staff have put toward that effort.” Winners of the National Medal were selected from nationwide nominations of institutions that demonstrate innovative approaches to public service, exceeding the expected levels of community outreach.
Truman Medical Centers Announces Charlie Shields as New President/CEO Peggy Dunn, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Truman Medical Centers, announced today that the incoming TMC President/CEO will be Charles “Charlie” W. Shields, currently the Chief Operating Officer (COO) of TMC Lakewood. Shields will replace longtime CEO John W. Bluford III, who announced in late February that he would retire in July. During his tenure as TMC Lakewood COO, Shields has overseen the transformation of the hospital, including the addition of an award-winning birthing center, a new dental coach serving the Independence School District, and added new business lines including, an imaging center, a center for breast cancer, robotic surgery and the new Fairmount Family Medical Care clinic. Shields has instituted various programs directed at recognizing and empowering physicians and staff resulting in TMC Lakewood consistently being recognized for both its growth and clinical quality. “I am honored by the confidence shown in me,” said Charlie Shields. “TMC is a valuable community asset, a great place to work and most important, a great place to receive care. We have a tremendously talented medical staff, dedicated employees, loyal volunteers and a board of outstanding community leaders. I couldn’t be more excited about the opportunity to help lead this organization.”
Have news about you or your business that you would like to share? Send press releases and photos for consideration to gseibel@lschamber.com
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June Networking Opportunities & Seminars
Register for the events below online at LSchamber.com under the Calendar of Events
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BEFORE HOURS
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Join fellow Chamber members on June 12 from 4:30–6 p.m. for Chamber After Hours at The Fountains at Greenbriar, 2100 S Swope Drive, Independence, MO.
Start your day off with some steak and eggs on June 24 from 7:30–8:30 a.m. at T-Bones Deli & Meat Market, 27900 E Colbern Road. They will also be giving away t-shirts, wine and gift certificates.
Come end your day on a high note as you socialize and build your business.
Chamber Before Hours provide a casual networking enviroment in which to grow your business relationships. Don’t forget your business cards for door prize drawings!
Five Keys to ReEnergize Work June 10 | 7:30-8:30 a.m. | John Knox Village, Courtyard B Presenter - Tom Schreiber, Schreiber Training & Consulting Are you stuck in the rut of day-to-day living and frustrated by the demands of work, friends, kids and spouse? Is it Groundhog Day in your world where every day feels the same? Have you lost your mojo and are ready to get back in the game? Tom has worked with clients in every state and five countries and will bring his unique style and proven approach to help you get more out of life. Sponsor: Lee’s Summit CARES
Resources Available to Small Businesses June 3| 3:30–4:30 p.m. | John Knox Village, Manhattan Room Presenters: Jenny Nepper, KCSourceLink; Amy Fisher, Mid-Continent Public Library; Darrell Brammer, UCM SBT&DC The Lee’s Summit business community is fortunate to have resources at our fingertips. Resources that help us begin a business, help our businesses grow and prosper, and yes, help us out in difficult times. A panel representing three highly regarded and respected organizations will be on hand to walk you through the multitude of services they provide and the processes by which to access them. Every business owner should make it a point to attend this seminar. Sponsor: University of Central Missouri
Registering for events is easy at LSchamber.com! Just click on the event you wish to attend, and then login with your member representative ID. Need help or don’t know your password? Call 816.524.2424
Monthly Membership Luncheon
June 20 • 11:30 a.m. –1 p.m. Gamber Center, 4 SE Independence Ave Presenter: Russ McGuire, vice president of strategy, Sprint Mobility is the third technology revolution, following the microprocessor and Internet revolutions. Each of these advances has fundamentally redefined how individuals interact with the world around them, how businesses operate and how industries compete. Russ McGuire will share examples of industries being redefined by the power of mobility and challenge the audience to think differently about their business. Reservations can be made online at lschamber.com, under the Calendar of Events tab, or by calling 816-524-2424. Deadline is June 18 at noon. Registration is required. Luncheon Sponsor: Developing Potential, Inc.
Welcome to Our Newest Chamber Members American Family Insurance
Gutter Cover of Kansas City
Scott Hocker 6301 JAMES A REED ROAD KANSAS CITY, MO 64133 (816) 405-1497 E: shocker@amfam.com www.amfam.com
Doug Stacye 1151 SE CENTURY DRIVE LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64081 (816) 246-7881 F: (816) 246-7891 E: info@guttercoverkc.com www.guttercoverkc.com
ChadWaldo.com
Made To Serve
Chad Waldo 2505 SE KIMBROUGH LANE LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64063 (816) 651-8419 E: cwaldo@me.com www.chadwaldo.com
Dana Shoaf 2553 SW KRISTIN DRIVE LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64082 (816) 547-6887 E: connect@madetoserve.org www.madetoserve.org
PrimeLending, a Plains Capital Company
Cindy Morgan 4025 NE LAKEWOOD WAY SUITE 100 LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64064 (816) 256-5727 F: (866) 997-1228 E: cmorgan@primelending.com
Ricoh
Jeff Messmer 8050 MARSHALL DRIVE SUITE 150 LENEXA, KS 66214 (913) 890-5360 E: jeffry.messmer@ricoh-usa.com www.ricoh-usa.com
For a complete list of Chamber members visit, LSchamber.com or download the free smartphone app
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June 2014 Calendar June 2 • 4 p.m., Ribbon Cutting -Saint Luke’s East Hospital 5th Floor, 100 NE Saint Luke’s Boulevard June 3 • 3:30–4:30 p.m., Recess for Success TOPIC: Resources Available to Small Businesses PRESENTERS: Jenny Nepper, KCSourceLink; Amy Fisher, Mid-Continent Library; Darrell Brammer, UCM SBT&DC SPONSOR: University of Central Missouri LOCATION: John Knox Village - Manhattan Room • 4 p.m., Golf Task Force meeting, Depot
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June 4 • Noon, Ambassador Committee meeting, Depot June 5 • 7:30 a.m., Health Care Committee meeting, Select Physical Therapy, 1535 NE Douglas Street June 6 • 10 a.m., Ribbon Cutting - R-7 CNG Public Fill Station, 500 SE Transport Drive June 10 • 7:30–8:30 p.m., Wake Up to Success TOPIC: Five Keys to ReEnergize Work PRESENTER: Tom Schreiber, Schreiber Training & Consulting LOCATION: John Knox Village - Courtyard B June 12 • 7:30 a.m., Executive Committee meeting, Depot • 8 a.m., Visitors Council Committee meeting, Lee’s Summit Municipal Airport, 2751B NE Douglas Street • 4 p.m., Ribbon Cutting - Village Assisted Living at John Knox Village, 1701 NW O’Brien Road • 4:30-6 p.m., Chamber After Hours - The Fountains at Greenbriar, 2100 S Swope Drive, Independence, MO June 17 • 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., Chamber Young Professionals Development Luncheon, Baker University, 1278 NE Windsor Drive • 4 p.m. (open house until 6:30 p.m.), Ribbon Cutting/Open House - Pro Deo Youth Center, 206 NE Chipman Road June 18 • 8 a.m., Education Committee meeting, MCC - Longview (Learning Resources Bldg. Community Education Conf. Room), 500 SW Longview Rd • Noon, Board of Directors meeting, Aircraft Electronics Association, 3570 NE Ralph Powell Rd June 19 • 1 p.m., Ribbon Cutting - Summit Rehabilitation & Wellness Center, 110 NE Tudor Road June 20 • 11:30 a.m., Monthly Membership Luncheon PROGRAM: Mobility is the Third Technology Revolution PRESENTER: Russ McGuire, vice president of strategy, Sprint. LOCATION: Gamber Center, 4 SE Independence Ave SPONSOR: Developing Potential, Inc.
June 24 • 7:30-8:30 a.m., Chamber Before Hours, T-Bones Deli & Meat Market, 27900 E Colbern Rd June 25 • Noon, Membership Committee meeting, Depot June 26 • 8 a.m., 2014 Chamber Golf Classic, WinterStone Golf Course, 17101 E Kentucky Road June 27 • 7:30 a.m., Governmental Relations Committee meeting, John Knox Village - Manhattan Room
2014 Partners GOLD
Great Southern Bank Humana Health KCP&L Lee’s Summit Medical Center Reinhart Foodservice Tingle Flooring
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Bank of Lee’s Summit Discover Vision Centers HSMC Orizon, LLC John Knox Village Lead Bank Lee’s Summit Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram Mazuma Credit Union Metcalf Bank Paradise Park Saint Luke’s East Hospital Sprint Steppin’ Out – The Studio Summit Bank of Kansas City The Wilson Group, Inc. Truman Medical Center Lakewood University of Central Missouri Wal-Mart Zoetis
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B Positively Promoting U, Inc. Bank of Kansas City First Federal Bank. FSB KC Metro Insurance Lakewood Counseling TMC Lee’s Summit Journal Missouri Assciation of Trial Attorneys Missouri Central Credit Union Parker Swearngin LLP Simmons First National Bank Technology Plus Inc. Weed Man – Turf’s Up