June Chamber Link 2016

June 2016

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Business of the Year Winners 2 New Chamber President 3 Leadership LS Graduation 5 Ribbon Cuttings 6 Dept. of Labor Rulings 8 Member News & Events 9 Networking Opportunities 10 June Calendar 12

Members of the Unity Village/Awaken Whole Life Center team put all of their strength into tug of war at the inaugural Chamber Challenge on April 28 at Paradise Park. Such fun was had by all! Check out more photos on the Chamber’s Facebook page.

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Chamber Announces Top Businesses for 2016

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 20. The four award winners include: Rachel House Pregnancy Resource Centers (not for profit); Dana Arth CPA, LLC (five or less employees); Bodies Health & Fitness (6-20 employees); and City of Lee’s Summit (20+ employees). Congratulations to this year’s winners!

Best in Class Not for Profit – Rachel House Pregnancy Resource Centers exist to supply women in an unplanned pregnancy with physical, emotional and spiritual support as well as resources to enable them to make the best decisions about their pregnancy, their future and the future of their child. Their passion and faith drive them to provide a caring, compassionate environment for those in crisis.

Best in Class 5 or less employees – Dana Arth CPA, LLC specializes in providing services to small business owners such as accounting, bookkeeping, payroll, tax preparation and more. The firm also offers income tax returns for individuals. The responsive firm experienced a 30 percent increase in clients over the past year. Arth also passed the exams to offer financial services as well as accounting services.

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Best in Class 6-20 employees – Bodies Health & Fitness is a comprehensive health club offering fitness programs, nutrition education, chiropractic, massage, race management and more.

At Bodies, clients are encouraged to work towards individual goals through connecting with others in their supportive network.

Bodies believes in making a difference in the community and living their core values: faith, family and fitness.

Best in Class 20+ employees – City of Lee’s Summit is responsible for providing municipal services, police and fire protection, and managing development and growth of a community of more than 93,000 residents. Guided by a strong business plan, the city focuses on citizens, employees and the ability to deliver quality services. The city “truly delivers” on its mission to create a progressive organization through positive community relationships and strategic planning.

Congratulations to all of the Truly the Best Business of the Year nominees!

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. David McGehee R-7 School District Dr. Kirk Nooks MCC-Longview Mayor Randy Rhoads City of Lee’s Summit CHAMBER STAFF Nancy Bruns, CCE, President Matt Baird, Director of Business & Gov’t Relations 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

Tim Arbeiter Named Next Chamber President The Chamber board of directors has announced Tim Arbeiter as the new president to lead the organization. Arbeiter will succeed Nancy Bruns upon her retirement effective June 30, 2016. He has served as vice president of the Cape Girardeau Area Chamber of Commerce since 2006. The Cape Chamber represents 1,400 members and contracts services for economic development and tourism.

The selection process began with the Chamber board of directors appointing a selection task force and facilitator who led discussions with board members, past chairs and staff. The task force then launched a national search, reviewed all resumes submitted and selected their top choices to interview.

The task force ultimately selected the best candidate to recommend to the board. On May 25, board members unanimously approved the hiring of Tim Arbeiter, who will begin July 5, 2016.

“Our initial introduction to Tim was on paper through his resume, which left our entire team impressed and wanting to know more,” said Vic Cundiff, chair of the board. “His well-rounded experience and understanding of chamber, economic development, personal civic engagement, legislative issues, partnerships, events and community development made him a front-runner. By the end of the second interview it was his passion and caring heart that sealed the deal.”

Arbeiter has been instrumental in many successful programs in the Cape Girardeau area, including leading efforts for the county’s designation as a Certified Work-Ready Community by the Missouri Governor. Arbeiter has served on multiple boards, including as past president of the Chamber of Commerce Executives of Missouri, and currently serves as secretary and cochair of public policy for the Missouri Economic Development Council. He attained his Institute of Organization Management (IOM) designation from the U.S. Chamber in 2010 and his Certified Economic Developer (CEcD) credential from the International Economic Development Council in 2013. Arbeiter also graduated from the Leadership Missouri Program and is a past board member for the Cape Girardeau Public Schools Board of Education.

“I am elated and humbled to be selected to be the next president of the Lee’s Summit Chamber. There are so many wonderful initiatives taking place within the Chamber, as well as the City of Lee’s Summit and I can’t wait to get started,” said Arbeiter.

Golf Raffle Tickets on Sale Now! The 2016 Chamber Golf Classic is June 23 at WinterStone Golf Course, and the Chamber Raffle returns for another year with more great prizes!

Tickets are being sold for $10 each (or 6 for $50) at Chamber events and at the Chamber office. Three lucky winners will be drawn at the tournament (need not be present to win). This year’s prizes include: • 49” LG LED Flat Screen TV • Big Cedar Lodge getaway for two, including one night’s stay* in Falls Lodge and dinner at Devil’s Pool restaurant courtesy of Big Cedar Lodge *Mon.-Thurs. only • Suite Life: Ice Box Suite for up to 12 people at a Missouri Mavericks 2016-17 home game courtesy of Missouri Mavericks The Chamber also is accepting donated items to be included in players’ goodie bags for this year’s tournament (no coupons or brochures, please). Donated items in a quantity of 150 need to be delivered to the Chamber by June 17 to be included in the bags. page 4

Chamber Holds Leadership Lee’s Summit Graduation

The Leadership Lee’s Summit program, sponsored by the Lee’s Summit Chamber of Commerce, graduated 25 students at a luncheon held in their honor on May 10 at Longview Mansion. The ceremony even featured a surprise video from Tech N9ne, 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 2016 graduates: • Brian Austerman, Lee’s Summit Fire Department • Gail Benne, John Knox Village • Ebony Bowman, MCC-Longview • Steve Casey, Lee’s Summit Parks & Recreation • Amanda Crocker, Lee’s Summit Sunrise Rotary • Adel Dgheim, Central Bank of the Midwest • Tiffany Douglas, Lead Bank • Trisha Drape, Community Buying Group • William Gibson, Down to Earth Services • Amberlynn Isaacs, Short, Borth & Thilges Attorneys • Stephanie Kusek, Lee’s Summit Chamber • Scott Landregan, Lakewood Counseling TMC

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Fred Lane, City of Lee’s Summit Mark Liebig, Lee’s Summit Police Department Ed Lipowicz, Flooring & More/Rotary Club of LS Christopher McQueen, TPP Certified Public Accountants, LLC Angie Miller, NBKC Bank/Rotary Club of LS Brianne Miller, Great Southern Bank Stacy Needels, Lee’s Summit Chamber Glenna Osborn, Missouri Central Credit Union Jessica Roach, Lee’s Summit Medical Center Lu Ann Ross, Hillcrest Transitional Housing David Shackelford, Commerce Bank Mark Steinbeck, Saint Luke’s East Hospital Tendai Zinyemba, TMC Lakewood

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.

Applications for the class of 2017 are available at LSchamber.com

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Ribbon Cutting Celebrations The Eye Station

Carl L. Chinnery Nature Trail at Unity

The Eye Station celebrated a ribbon cutting on May 5 at their new location in downtown Lee’s Summit, 247 SE Main St.

On May 12, members of the community celebrated a ribbon cutting at the Carl L. Chinnery Nature Trail at Unity Village, 1901 NW Blue Pkwy.

The Eye Station provides eye exams and services, fits common and specialized contacts and more. Their eyewear offers everything from simple, timeless designs to intricate works of art for all ages.

The trail has taken many years of hard work, and beautiful upgrades have been made thanks to the generosity of Carl L. Chinnery and Rotary Club #2386, Lee’s Summit Medical Center, Saint Luke’s East, and TMC Lakewood.

Terra Health & Wellness Market

Good Life Yoga & Tea

Terra Health & Wellness Market celebrated a ribbon cutting on May 17 at 19800 E. Jackson Dr., in Independence.

On May 19, Good Life Yoga & Tea celebrated a ribbon cutting at 210 SE Douglas St. in downtown Lee’s Summit.

Terra Health & Wellness Market was developed to provide customers a locally owned shop for clean products, free of artificial colors, flavors, sweeteners or preservatives, all in a store where the employees are knowledgeable about those products.

Good Life Yoga & Tea combines the relaxing power of yoga and health benefits of loose leaf tea. It’s a studio where you will get the mind and body help that you need.

Their tea offers a healthy and quality complement to yoga, facilitating detoxing, mindfulness practice and weight loss.

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Meet Vanessa King, the Chamber’s New Bookkeeper The Chamber is excited to introduce Vanessa King as the new bookkeeper.

Vanessa comes to the Chamber with many years of experience in accounting and financial management. Her most recent position was surplus lines tax coordinator at RT Specialty, LLC in Kansas City, Mo. Vanessa handles financials, billing and much more for the Chamber. She is a University of Missouri grad who also brings experience in assisting with various events and fundraising activities.

A mother of two, Vanessa lives in Kansas City with her husband, daughters and three dogs. Her number one hobby is spending time with her family and when time allows, she loves to travel and find new places to kayak.

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Member Renewals Superior Bowen Asphalt Company, Inc. 41 Custard’s Last Stand 27 Lakewood Chiropractic, P.C. 26 Bob Sight Ford 24 Lawn & Leisure of Lee’s Summit, Inc. 23 Mazuma Credit Union 23 Aldi Inc. 22 Fairfield Inn of Lee’s Summit 22 HSMC Orizon LLC 22 American Legion Post 189 20 Raytown-Lee’s Summit Community Credit Union 20 Time Warner Cable Business Class 20 Home Builders Association 17 Hilton Garden Inn Independence 15 Midwest Gastroenterology Partners, PC 14 Saint Luke’s Health System 14 University of Kansas Cancer CenterLee’s Summit 14 Cole Termite & Pest Control, Inc. 13 Schmidt, Cornish & Smith 13 Park University-Independence Campus 12 ViraCor-IBT Laboratories 12 Parker Swearngin, L.L.P. 11 Sterling Deaerator Company 9 Jackson County CASA 8 Liberty Tax Service 8 Orkin LLC 8 All A’Bloom Flower Design 7 Bellah Homes, LLC 7 Just Frame It, Inc. 7 Missouri Mavericks 7 McAlister’s Deli 6 SBD Housing Solutions, LLC 6 Teetering Rocks Golf Course 6 Edible Arrangements-LS 5 Stuey McBrews Tavern & Tables 5 Arvest Bank - 291 Highway 4 Developing Potential, Inc. 4 Hill Pro-Motion Physical Therapy 4 Shamrock Hills Golf Club 4 Strange Music, Inc. 4 Turner Construction Co. 4 Better Bodies Pilates 3 Dickey’s Barbecue Pit 3 MC Power Companies, Inc. 3 One Stop Decorating 3 SERC Physical & Hand Therapy of Lakewood 3 Woods Chapel United Methodist Church 3 Better Bodies Pilates - New Longview 2 f’real foods, LLC 2 Healing Grace Counseling Center 2 Sky Zone 2 White Homes 2 ARC Physical Therapy + 1 Dave Thurman-ReeceNichols Real Estate 1 Garver 1 Google Fiber 1 LaserCycle, Inc. 1 Lee’s Summit Tribune 1 page 7 The Tabletop Guy 1

Department of Labor Changes Overtime Regulations On May 18, 2016, President Obama and Secretary of Labor Perez announced the publication of the Department of Labor’s final rule updating the overtime regulations, which will automatically extend overtime pay protections to over 4 million workers within the first year of implementation.

The final ruling focuses primarily on updating the salary and compensation levels needed for executive, administrative and professional workers to be exempt. Specifically, the ruling: • Sets the standard salary level at the 40th percentile of earnings of full-time salaried workers in the lowest-wage Census Region, currently the South ($913 per week; $47,476 annually for a full-year worker); • Sets the total annual compensation requirement for highly compensated employees (HCE) subject to a minimal duties test to the annual equivalent of the 90th percentile of full-time salaried workers nationally ($134,004); and • Establishes a mechanism for automatically updating salary and compensation levels every three years to maintain levels at the above percentiles and to ensure that they continue to provide useful and effective tests for exemption.

Additionally, the final ruling amends the salary basis test to allow employers to use nondiscretionary bonuses and incentive payments (including commissions) to satisfy up to 10 percent of the new standard salary level. The effective date of the final rule is December 1, 2016. The initial increases to the standard salary level (from $455 to $913 per week) and HCE total annual compensation requirement (from $100,000 to $134,004 per year) will be effective on that date.

Future automatic updates to those thresholds will occur every three years, beginning on January 1, 2020. courtesy of the Department of Labor

Member Events & News Lee’s Summit Airport Hosting Open House on June 18 The Lee’s Summit Municipal Airport, currently undergoing extensive runway expansions, is hosting an Open House event open to the public from 9 a.m.-2 p.m.

Saturday, June 18, at 2751 NE Douglas St. The free event features face painting, children’s activities, aviation booths and Experimental Aircraft Association flights.

Guests also can enjoy an all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast for $5 from 7:30-11 a.m. For more information, visit LSairport.net.

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Member Events & News continued Got Talent Season 6 Finale Set for June 11 Got Talent has quickly become the metro’s premier talent competition. Returning this summer for its sixth season, Got Talent boasts the most talented performers in Greater Kansas City. Extraordinary performers will compete for the coveted $5,000 scholarship and the Crowd Pleaser Award. The finale is set for 7 p.m. Saturday, June 11, at Lee’s Summit High School’s performing arts center. Tickets can be purchased for $15 at LStalent.com.

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Craft Beer and Home Brewing to Grow in Downtown Lee’s Summit To meet growing demand, Grains & Taps announced that it will be moving to a bigger location in downtown Lee’s Summit this summer. The three-year-old business plans to continue its unique concept of housing both a bar and a home-brew-supply retail store in one space at its new location,10 SW 3rd St. (previously Mariam’s Memories), which is currently undergoing renovations.

The new space will double the square footage of the business. “Variety has become one of the main desires of craft beer consumers. Our new space will allow us to showcase 24 rotating craft beer taps from local breweries, as well as breweries worldwide, a big step up from the 11 we have at our current location,” said Brian Bixby, owner.

In addition to beers customers drink at Grains & Taps, a new emphasis will be placed on beer to be sold for enjoying at home by offering a large selection of brews for “mix your own” six packs and single bottle sales. An appetizer menu also is in the works to complement the craft beers available at the bar.

The business plans to increase its selection of home brew supplies as well, saying they’re excited to have more

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With a new KC area craft brewery now opening every few months, beer lovers are flocking to bar stools and liquor store shelves to get their hands on some of the local brews.

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4:30-6 p.m. Thursday, June 16 HSMC Orizon, 3550 NE Ralph Powell Rd. Members ages 21-35 are invited to enjoy a fondue and mimosa bar, along with patio games, giveaways and networking at this free event!

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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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Join us from 4:30–6 p.m. Thursday, June 9 for a Chamber After Hours event at Turn the Page Online Marketing, 206 SE 2nd St.

Join us from 7:30–8:30 a.m. Tuesday, June 28 for a Chamber Before Hours at Walmart Vision Center, 1000 NE Sam Walton Ln.

Travel back in time and grab ye shining armor for a Renaissance Festival themed event! Test your skills with nerf gun archery and jousting while you mingle with Chamber members. There’s sure to be an excessive amount of merriment to go around, and be sure to keep an eye out for the court jester!

Start your day with a tasty breakfast, juice and coffee!

Keep your eyesight sharp with free vision screenings and retinal scans and bring your business cards to enter a drawing to win $25 Walmart gift cards. Why not stop by and make a few connections before heading into the office?

11:30 a.m.–1 p.m. • Friday, June 17 Emaline Ballroom, 616 SW 3rd St. Speaker: Dan Lennon, Missouri Division of Tourism

Elevating Leadership Capacity June 7 | 4–5 p.m. | John Knox Village Manhattan Room Presenter: Erik Crew, E.Crew Executive Leadership Coach

Learn about what’s new in Missouri tourism, the impact of tourism on our economy and how the Missouri brand is marketed. Lennon will share opportunities for partnership and a peek at the exciting 2016 Missouri advertising campaign.

It’s always a good time to begin building the foundation to become a great leader, and ultimately progressing to face tough challenges head on.

Reservations are required and must be made online at LSchamber.com, or by calling 816.524.2424. Deadline for reservations is noon Monday, June 13.

Erik Crew will share tips on how to establish leadership behavior that facilitates co-creation, progress and mutually beneficial transformation. Bring your notepad and an open mind, and get ready to elevate your leadership capacity.

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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 A Blessed Choice Of Care Cynthia Uzomah 1734 EAST 63RD STREET SUITE 422 KANSAS CITY, MO 64110 (816) 256-8672 F: (816) 912-3714 E: ablesschoiceofcare@gmail.com blessedchoiceofcare.com

Greg Patterson & Associates Inc. Greg Patterson PO BOX 10076 KANSAS CITY, MO 64171 (816) 753-3619 F: (816) 753-4771 E: gpatterson@gpattersonassoc.com gpattersonassoc.com

Autumn Leaves of Lee’s Summit Sarah Chidalek 3101 SW 3RD STREET LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64081 (214) 845-4500 E: schidalek@lasallegroup.com AutumnLeaves.com

Heartland Soccer Association Susan Swanson 9161 WEST 133RD STREET OVERLAND PARK, KS 66213 (913) 888-8768 F: (913) 888-0326 E: susan.swanson@heartlandsoccer.net heartlandsoccer.net/about-heartland

Bank of Grain Valley Ronda Wood 14801 EAST US 40 HWY KANSAS CITY, MO 64136 (816) 373-1905 F: (816) 373-4028 E: ronda@bankofgrainvalley.com bankofgrainvalley.com Cobbs Allen John Lovell 7501 COLLEGE BLVD OVERLAND PARK, KS 66201 (913) 267-5602 E: jlovell@cobbsallen.com cobbsallen.com Double J Auction & Realty LLC John Jefferies 1301 PARK DRIVE GREENWOOD, MO 64034 (816) 510-0892 E: jjefferies@doublejauction.com doublejauction.com DSB Services, LLC Doug Burson 110 SW 2ND STREET, STE. B LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64063 (816) 353-2242 F: (816) 535-0167 E: dougb@padgettkc.com padgettkc.com EnviroStar Waste Service, Inc. Maureen York PO BOX 24285 BLUE SPRINGS, MO 64013 (816) 220-3227 F: (816) 443-2411 E: maureenyork@sbcglobal.net envirostarwaste.com

Jazzy B’s Diner Brandon & Azure Simpson 1803 NE COLBERN ROAD LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64086 (816) 651-5681 E: jazzy.bllc@gmail.com Kansas City Area Transportation Authority Frank White III 1200 EAST 18TH STREET KANSAS CITY, MO 64108 (816) 346-0229 E: fwhite@kcata.org kcata.org Lamp and Light Electric David Sanders 11812 S. US HWY 71 KANSAS CITY, MO 64137 (816) 522-4348 F: (816) 337-3837 E: sales@lampandlightelectric.com lampandlightelectric.com

Mar Building Solutions Chad Anderson 1305 SW JEFFERSON LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64081 (816) 797-4639 E: chad@marbuildingsolutions.com Ricoh Cindy Langeluttig-Jewell 8050 MARSHALL DRIVE, SUITE 150 LENEXA, KS 66214 (913) 890-5215 E: cynthia.langeluttig-jewell@ricoh-usa.com ricoh-usa.com SAB Construction, LLC Raelynn King-Barnhart 200 NW COMMERCE COURT LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64086 (816) 524-3855 F: (816) 524-7260 E: raelynn@sabhomes.com sabhomes.com Sagebrush Insurance Services Inc. Joe Piatczyc 500 SW MARKET, SUITE A LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64063 (913) 529-7201 E: jpiatczyc@sagebrush-ins.com sagebrush-ins.com Select Physical Therapy - KC Sports Lodge Joe Blatt 19310 E 50TH TERRACE, SUITE A INDEPENDENCE, MO 64055 (816) 795-1507 F: (816) 795-1533 E: blattjl@selectmedical.com selectphysicaltherapy.com

Lee’s Summit Fire Department Brian Austerman 207 SE DOUGLAS STREET LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64063 (816) 935-3450 F: (816) 969-1313 E: brian.austerman@cityofls.net

Swisher Law Office Michael Swisher 702 NE LANGSFORD ROAD LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64063 (816) 246-7272 F: (816) 524-3331 E: michaelpaulswisher@gmail.com michaelpaulswisher.com

Llywelyn’s Pub Craig Allen 301 SE DOUGLAS STREET LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64063 (816) 272-5083 E: craig@llywelynspub.com

Xceligent Alex Calder LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64081 (913) 314-3654 E: acalder@xceligent.com xceligent.com

For a complete list of Chamber members, visit LSchamber.com or download the Chamber’s mobile app on your smartphone. page 11

June 2016 Calendar June 1 • Noon, Ambassador Committee meeting, Depot • 4 p.m., Ribbon Cutting, Denker Law Firm, 229 SE Douglas St June 2 • 7:30 a.m., Health Care Committee meeting, Evergreen Home Companion, 487 SW Ward Rd • 10 a.m., Ribbon Cutting, The Dotted Chair, 1264 NE Sloan St June 7 • 4 p.m., Recess for Success TOPIC: Elevating Leadership Capacity Presenter: Erik Crew, E.Crew Executive Leadership Coach LOCATION: John Knox Village - Manhattan Room SPONSOR: General Elevator and Hydraulics June 8 • 8 a.m., Business Development Council, Depot June 9 • 7:30 a.m., Executive Committee meeting, Depot • 2 p.m., Groundbreaking, Autumn Leaves of Lee’s Summit, 3101 SW 3rd St • 4:30-6 p.m., Chamber After Hours, Turn the Page Online Marketing, 206 SE 2nd St June 15 • 8 a.m., Education Committee meeting, MCC-Longview, 500 SW Longview Rd • Noon, Board of Directors meeting, Tingle Flooring, 2615 NE Hagen Rd June 16 • 11:30 a.m., Chamber Young Professionals Happy Hour, HSMC Orizon, 3550 NE Ralph Powell Rd June 17 • 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., Monthly Membership Luncheon SPEAKER: Dan Lennon, Missouri Division of Tourism LOCATION: Emaline Ballroom, 616 SW 3rd St SPONSOR: Gutter Cover of Kansas City June 20 • 4 p.m., Golf Task Force meeting, Depot June 21 • 5-8 p.m., Toasting & Roasting Nancy Bruns, The Aspen Room at The Stanley, 308 SE Douglas, RSVP Required to skusek@LSchamber.com June 22 • 3 p.m., Business Field Trip...Who Knew?, Powell Gardens, 1609 NW US 50 Hwy, Kingsville, RSVP Required • 4 p.m., Chamber Young Professionals Committee meeting, Stuey McBrew’s, 321 SE Main St June 23 • 8 a.m., Chamber Golf Classic, WinterStone Golf Course, 17101 E. Kentucky Rd June 24 • 7:30 a.m., Governmental Relations Committee meeting, John Knox Village Manhattan Room, 1001 NW Chipman Rd June 27 • 3 p.m., Ribbon Cutting/Grand Opening, John Knox Village Courtyard Commons, 508 NW Murray Rd June 28 • 7:30-8:30 a.m., Chamber Before Hours, Walmart Vision Center, 1000 NE Sam Walton Ln June 29 • Noon, Membership Committee meeting, Depot June 30 • 8 a.m., Oktoberfest Committee meeting, Depot

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