September Chamber Link 2018

SEPTEMBER 2018

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Oktoberfest Preview 2-3 Mega Chamber Office Party 4 New CYP Program 4 Catalyst Gift Guide 4 Ribbon Cuttings 6-7 Member News & Events 8-9 Networking Opportunities 10 September Calendar 12

Chamber Young Professionals held a Backpack Drive August 1-15 and collected dozens of backpacks filled with school supplies for Coldwater.

Yours Truly,

2018 BOARD OF DIRECTORS OFFICERS Rosalie Newkirk, Chair HSMC Orizon LLC Jon Garlow, Chair-Elect Wells Fargo Advisors Trisha Goodale, Treasurer Midwest Property Resources Tyler Morehead, Chair Emeritus Morehead Agency, LLC VICE CHAIRS Carson Graff, Community Development Bank Midwest Mike Maksin, Membership Development N2 Publishing–Neighborhood Publications Ben Seidel, Economic Development Igniting Business, LLC BOARD MEMBERS LaTonya Burgette Great Southern Bank Susan Coffman Lee’s Summit CARES Tim Denker Denker Law Firm Andrew Felker Chinnery Evans & Nail, P.C. Melissa Grinlinton Reinhart Foodservice Liesl Hays The Browning Bed & Breakfast Clint Haynes NextGen Wealth Kristi Johnson-Ware Central Bank of the Midwest Seth Kakuske Junkluggers Kim Klockenga John Knox Village Lauren Moxley-Johnson Tingle Flooring Cara McElhaney ENT Associates of Greater Kansas City Linda Smith Individual Member 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 Carl Chinnery, Legal Counsel Chinnery, Evans & Nail, PC Dr. Dennis Carpenter R-7 School District Dr. Utpal Goswami MCC-Longview Mayor Bill Baird City of Lee’s Summit CHAMBER STAFF Blake Fry, 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 Heather Thompson, Advertising Manager Agi Bako-LaFave, Office Manager Vanessa King, Bookkeeper Jordan Straits, Creative Coordinator page 2 Marilyn Pemberton, Part-time Assistant

Transport yourself to the heart of Munich with all the excitement of this wundervoll fall festival. Don your lederhosen and dirndl and join 70,000 festival goers in downtown Lee’s Summit.

This year’s Oktoberfest, presented by Pinnacle Bank, runs from 5–11 p.m. Friday, Sept. 28 and continues 10 a.m.–11 p.m.

Saturday, Sept. 29. The carnival remains open from noon–4 p.m. Sunday for wristband day–$24 all you can ride! There’s no cost to enter the festival.

Oktoberfest would not be complete without the excitement and entertainment in the Biergarten. Located on SE Main Street, the Biergarten is the place to hang out for food, music, dancing and a lot of crazy fun! German meals are served from 5–9 p.m.

Friday and 4–9 p.m. Saturday and are accompanied by the sights and sounds of German music and dancing.

Back for another year is the celebrity Grape Stomp, featuring guest emcee Codie Allen, 106.5 The Wolf. Head to the Biergarten at 7 p.m. Friday to watch as stompers race to be the first to smash the most grapes using only their feet.

Also in the Biergarten is the People’s Choice Home Brew Tasting sponsored by Grains & Taps. From noon-3 p.m. Saturday, guests can fill their tasting glasses with samples of home brewers’ best creations and vote for their favorites. Visit LSoktoberfest.com to purchase tasting glasses (limited availability).

Be sure to stop by the Brat tents, sponsored by MC Power Companies and Saint Luke’s Surgicenter, for some brats, burgers and dogs, as well as a few new menu items this year!

SEPT. 28-29 in Downtown Lee’s Summit Sports fan? Catch up on all the big games in the Sportzelt, sponsored by the Rob Ellerman Real Estate Sales Team and PrimeLending, a PlainsCapital Company. Flat screen TVs, beer and brats make for the perfect combination.

Two stages of entertainment are ongoing throughout the festival: the Main Stage sponsored by McCarthy Chevrolet Lee’s Summit, and the Community Stage sponsored by Cable Dahmer Kia. For a complete schedule, visit LSoktoberfest.com.

Bring your little ones with you and take a stroll down Kids Street, sponsored by Shining Light Music, for crafts, games, pony rides, mini golf, a petting zoo and a whole lot more. Also back by popular demand is the Rootbiergarten. Kids 12 and under can enjoy their own bubbly beverage, thanks to Cross Creek at Lee’s Summit.

The juried Arts and Crafts Fair features local and regional artists displaying unique handmade crafts, collectibles and original works of art. Vendors showcase their talents for the public to view and purchase. You’re sure to find a homemade gem there.

Think you have the cutest kid around? Enter the Baby Contest, sponsored by The Goddard School, at 11 a.m. Saturday on the Community Stage. Details and registration for the different categories can be found online.

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Friday, September 28 5–11 p.m.

Saturday, September 29 10 a.m.–11 p.m.

Sunday, September 30 noon-4 p.m. (carnival only)

Oktoberfest Shatzen Kickenoffen 5-7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 27 in the Biergarten (220 SE Main St.) Free hotdogs, brats and adult beverages (members only) Ceremonial tap by Oktoberfest Chair Michele Spilker Sponsored by:

So welcome one and all to the season of sizzling bratwursts and sounds of oom-pah!

Visit LSoktoberfest.com to start planning your day in Munich, a.k.a. downtown Lee’s Summit! page 3

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The Chamber Young Professionals CYP committee has a launched a new CYP CYP CYP CYP CYP punch card program to encourage Young Professionals to get more involved in Chamber events and committees. Chamber members ages 21-35 are eligible to participate in the program.

Attend 10 events and turn this in for a free business card-size ad in the Chamber Link newsletter.

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So how does it work? Each YP will receive a card and collect a punch at each event or committee meeting they attend. Once they’ve filled all ten slots, they can redeem the card for a free business card-size ad in the Chamber Link newsletter.

4:30-7 p.m. tuesday, oct. 23 The View, 13500 Byars rd. grandview Join 200+ of your Chamber colleagues and sail into some fun at this cruise-themed event featuring networking, vendor showcases, heavy hors d’oeuvres, a cash bar, photobooth and much more.

Mega Chamber Sponsor $300 – Includes 6’ table, 4 reservations, logo on program and sponsor sign, recognition in 4 Chamber newsletters, opportunity to hang banner at event Full Metro Expo Display $150 Early Bird (before Oct. 5) or $175 Includes 6’ table, 2 reservations Half Metro Expo Display $75 Early Bird (before Oct. 5) or $100 Includes half of 6’ table and 1 reservation (shared table with another vendor) Individual Registrations $20 in advance (by Oct. 17) or $25 at the door Deadline for sponsorships & expo displays is October 12 Visit LSchamber.com to register for a sponsorship, expo table or individual registration.

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Interested in getting more involved in the CYP group? They meet monthly for various events including morning coffees, development luncheons, happy hours, service projects, etc.

For more information about the CYP group, contact Stephanie Kusek at skusek@lschamber.com.

Catalyst Holiday Gift Guide and Special Insert Spe cia

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The Chamber is producing a special insert insert inside the Holiday Gift Guide in the Q4 issue of Catalyst. The digest-size insert will feature a limited number of spaces for Chamber members to advertise holiday specials, promotions and events.

Only 12 spaces are available and are sold on a first come, first-served basis. Purchase both a Catalyst ad and holiday insert space and receive a 10% discount.

Contact Heather Thompson at 816.524.2424 or Special hthompson@lschamber.com to reserve your space.

The deadline to be included is September 5, 2018. insert

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The Chamber is producing a special insert inside the Holiday Gift Guide in the Q4 issue of Catalyst. The digest-size insert will feature a limited number of spaces for Chamber members to advertise holiday specials, promotions and events. Only 12 spaces are available and are sold on a first come, first-served basis. Purchase both a Catalyst ad and holiday insert space and receive a 10% discount.

Contact Heather Thompson at hthompson@lschamber.com or 816.524.2424 to reserve your space.

The deadline to be included is September 5, 2018.

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Chamber Young Professionals Collect School Supplies for Coldwater

Chamber Young Professionals held a Backpack Drive from Aug. 1-15, benefitting Coldwater. Dozens of backpacks filled with school supplies were collected over the two-week period and donated to Coldwater, a local nonprofit whose mission is to build friendships that foster hope in our community while providing food and clothing for those in need. A huge thanks to everyone who participated in the drive!

R-7 Teachers Welcomed with Breakfast & Goodie Bags The Chamber’s Education committee welcomed educators to the Lee’s Summit R-7 School District during an Aug. 6 special event hosted by the Lee’s Summit Chamber and the University of Central Missouri Lee’s Summit. The Chamber has hosted the annual New Teacher Welcome Breakfast for several decades.

During the event, teachers heard from Chamber Board Chair Rosalie Newkirk; Lee’s Summit Mayor Bill Baird; Dr. Ann McCoy of the University of Central Missouri; R-7 Superintendent Dr. Dennis Carpenter and Jodi Briggs, Chamber Education Committee chair.

Brad Rackers, a teacher at Lee’s Summit West High School and Lee’s Summit R-7 2017 Teacher of the Year, was the featured speaker at the breakfast. Following the breakfast, the new teachers received “goodie bags” filled with gifts donated by approximately 30 Chamber businesses.

ATTENTION LOCAL NONPROFITS

APPLY NOW

FOR HEALTH-FOCUSED GRANTS

DEADLINE: OCTOBER 31

Visit HealthyLeesSummit.org for more information page 5

Ribbon Cutting Celebrations DASH Marketing

Shredd KC

DASH Marketing celebrated a ribbon cutting on July 27 at its location at 14-1/2 SW 3rd St. in historic downtown Lee’s Summit.

On August 1, Shredd KC hosted a ribbon cutting at it’s recently relocated fitness center at 129 SE 3rd St.

DASH Marketing is a full-service marketing agency creating strategic and creative solutions to grow your company. They’ll help with branding, strategizing, coaching and creative executions to meet your specific business needs. dash-marketing.com

Shredd KC offers effective and affordable one-on-one personal training, partner training and small group training. Programs are specifically designed to fit clients’ needs, and will help you reach your goals in a healthy way. They also offer yoga, pilates, barre and lifestyle meal planning. shreddkc.com

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Summit Square Apartments

Shreddlicious celebrated a ribbon cutting on August 1 in conjunction with Shredd KC. The new shop is located at 208 SE Green St. in downtown Lee’s Summit.

Summit Square Apartments opened its doors for a ribbon cutting on August 8 at its complex at 789 NW Donovan Rd.

The one-stop shop features everything you need to begin or continue your healthy lifestyle. They offer smoothies, meal replacements, espressos, teas, protein snacks, prepped meals and supplements with pure and organic ingredients. shreddkc.com/shreddlicious page 6

Summit Square is Lee’s Summit’s newest luxury apartment community. They offer one and two bedroom floor plans with spacious layouts, plank flooring, custom cabinetry, eyecatching balconies and more. The community also includes a salt water pool, fitness center, grilling center, blow-dry bar and more. summitsquarekc.com

Member Renewals Lee’s Summit Airport T-Hangar

The Lee’s Summit Airport celebrated another new addition on August 10 with its T-Hangar at 2751B NE Douglas St. The extension of north/south runway 18-36 from 4,014 feet to 5,501 feet required the relocation of taxiway alpha, which resulted in the removal of seven existing hangars.

Construction on the new T-hangars in the northwest quadrant of the airport began in February, with all 28 units expected to be fully occupied by Sept. 1. lsairport.net

Summit Detail

On August 21, Summit Detail welcomed members for a ribbon cutting at 2501 NE Independence Ave. Summit Detail works to make sure your car remains reliable and maintains as much of its financial value as possible. Their pick-up and delivery service include a professional auto detail to clean up your car and have it looking and feeling brand new. facebook.com/ summitdetail

The following are member renewals and number of years they have been members.

Lee’s Summit Journal/KC Star 73 Lee’s Summit Animal Hospital, P.C. 45 Culbertson Property Management, LLC 30 UMB Bank 28 TPP Certified Public Accountants, LLC 27 Paradise Park, Inc. 26 Attic Storage of Lee’s Summit 22 ServiceMark Telecom 23 New Age Graphics 20 Kastle Grinding, LLC 18 Lakewood Property Owner’s Association 18 Swanson Midgley, LLC 18 Sylvan Learning Center 18 First Federal Bank 17 Lakewood Animal Health Center 17 J.E. Dunn Construction Company 16 The Albin CPA Firm, LLC 16 QuikTrip Corporation 14 Internet Design and Publishing, Inc. 12 St. Mary’s Medical Center 12 The Wilson Group, Inc. 11 Got Art Gallery/Summit Art 10 Habanero’s Mexican Restaurant 10 Abundant Life Church 9 Incite International, Inc. 9 Kathi Matthes, DDS 9 Kansas City Mavericks 9 Neighborhood Café 9 Rob Ellerman Real Estate Sales 9 The Red Force Fire & Security 9 Historic Space at The Stanley 8 Lakewood Counseling TMC 8 Midwest Heart and Vascular Specialists 8 Realty Executives of Kansas CitySteve Summers 8 SBD Housing Solutions, LLC 8 Fulson Asset Management 7 JobOne 7 M & H Gas Inc. 7 Cabinet Design Sales/Dill Enterprises Inc. 5 Northwestern Mutual - Lee’s Summit 5 SERC Physical Therapy–Lakewood 5 ENT Associates of Greater Kansas City PC 3 @Jolly’s 3 Mary Kay Consultant - Kelly Knosby 3 Reisner Lawn Care 4 DSB Services, LLC 2 GEHA 2 Mindful Momentum 2 Blue Lotus Family Medicine 1 General Admission Sports Bar 1 Main Event Entertainment, LP 1 Kent Kirby 1 Richardson Communications Group 1 Schlotzsky’s/Cinnabon 1 Worley Construction 1

Thank you for your continued support!

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Member News & Events Lee’s Summit Medical Center Announces New CEO Lee’s Summit Medical Center is excited to welcome John McDonald, FACHE as Chief Executive Officer on September 4.

Since 2015, John has served as Chief Operating Officer at HCA’s Corpus Christi Medical Center, a 631 licensed bed, five-campus hospital system, with direct line responsibility for nine hospital departments and service lines in Corpus Christi, Texas.

During his tenure at Corpus Christi Medical Center, John served as the primary administrator for Bay Area Medical Center and The Heart Hospital, both extensions of Corpus Christi Medical Center. During that time, Bay Area experienced rapid growth with a specific focus on oncology and bariatrics to better meet the needs of the community and physicians. To accommodate the accelerated growth, John facilitated the relocation of Corpus Christi’s largest oncology group to the Bay Area Campus and the hospital subsequently oversaw 22 percent growth in oncology admissions and 35 percent growth in radiation treatment.

Prior to Corpus Christi Medical Center, John performed several roles at Universal Health Services in Amarillo,

Texas, and Northwest Texas Healthcare System. He designed and led the successful opening of a new 16bed Behavioral Health Unit; created a business plan and received approval to open a freestanding Emergency Department; designed and led the successful opening of a new 10-bed inpatient rehabilitation unit, which exceeded budgeted volumes by 36 percent in its first year of operation.

Reflecting on joining the Lee’s Summit Medical Center family, John notes that during the interview process he was “deeply touched by the strong personal pride and conviction that the leadership team, board and physicians had for the hospital. It isn’t merely a place to work. The great reputation the hospital has earned both locally and nationally is because of the team’s authentic commitment to improving the health and wellness of the community.

I look forward to collaborating with the leadership and employees and build upon the growth the hospital has experienced. Lee’s Summit is a growing community, and I envision taking the hospital to the next level by adding new services and expanding the services currently offered.”

Carnival for CASA set for September 8 at Paradise Park

Join Jackson County CASA for the 13th Annual Carnival for CASA from 11 a.m.–4 p.m. Sept. 8 at Paradise Park. The afternoon includes all the existing Paradise Park attractions including the Foam Factory, Go Karts and Lazer Tag, plus lunch and special carnival activities like face painting, balloon animals, pony rides and mascots.

Melissa Clogston • 816.600.3831 MAClogston@rfsdelivers.com

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Proceeds benefit Jackson County CASA, which represents the best interests of abused and neglected children in the Jackson County Family Court system. Tickets are $25 in advance or $30 at the door. Non-participating (to accompany a child) tickets are $12 and include lunch. To purchase tickets or for more information, visit jacksoncountycasa-mo.org.

Member News & Events continued...

Wings 4 Water Event Expands to Downtown Lee’s Summit The Lee’s Summit-based nonprofit Wings 4 Water will host a wing competition in downtown Lee’s Summit as the NFL regular season begins. The event begins at 5:45 p.m.

September 6 at Bridge Space.

On Thursday, Sept. 6, competitors will boast their best chicken wings at the 2nd Annual Wings 4 Water event.

Live music will kick off the event at 5:45 p.m. as guests try chicken wings from around 15-20 booths, voting with their money, all of which will support clean water efforts across the world. Shortly after the band wraps up at 7:15, the 2018 pro football season will begin.

Last year’s event took place in Winterset where the concept was born. Eight competitors fed over 150 guests who voted with over $2,000. Last year’s proceeds went to World Vision’s clean water efforts in sub-Saharan Africa.

This year, Wings 4 Water expects to have twice as many competitors, all of whom paid to showcase their wings at the event. Corporate sponsors include Lee’s Summit Chamber members Rejuvenate Mind-Body Wellness Center, the Van Osdol Law Firm, UMB Bank, Reinhart Foodservice and

NextGen Wealth Advisors. Individuals are also invited to participate in the competition.

Reinhart Foodservice agreed to deeply discount 3,000 chicken wings, further increasing the amount of money that will be able to go to clean water efforts.

“There are three key ingredients in our event’s recipe: a great community, a talented band, and, of course, amazing wings,” says Chris Turney, Chairman of Wings 4 Water. “We have found a way to mix those three good things together for a greater purpose.”

While the public is invited to attend for free, guests are encouraged to vote for their favorite wings with money. All money raised from the event will provide basic life needs, such as clean water, to people locally and world-wide.

Wings 4 Water is led and run solely by volunteers, which increases the impact of money raised from the event.

For more information, follow Wings 4 Water on Facebook or send an email to Wings4WaterKC@gmail.com.

Two Character Events Planned for Sept. 14, 15 Featuring Keynote Speaker Dan Meers and a Neighborhood Picnic Join Lee’s Summit CARES’ Community of Character at their annual Kick Off to Character with guest speaker Dan Meers. This year’s event will be hosted by Summit Bank of Kansas City at 7:30 a.m. September 14, and includes a light breakfast. All Lee’s Summit businesses, entrepreneurs and community leaders are invited to attend.

The Kick Off to Character is an inspirational event encouraging Lee’s Summit business leaders to promote character development. “Lee’s Summit CARES believes that when everyone is dedicated to upholding sound character, the community becomes a great place to live, work and do business,” states director Rachel Segobia. “Business leaders have the unique opportunity to impact hundreds of thousands of community members and are therefore imperative to our vision of creating a healthy and safe community for our youth.”

Following the Kick Off, join Lee’s Summit CARES for a Neighborhood Picnic on September 15 from 11 a.m.–2 p.m. at Lea McKeighan North Park at 120 NE Chipman Rd.

Activities include lunch, face painting, pickle ball, sand volleyball and more. This event targets residents of the Downtown Lee’s Summit neighborhood and is designed to connect and engage neighbors. “Our data indicates that Lee’s Summit youth don’t have strong community supports. Lee’s Summit CARES’ Community of Character seeks to develop relationships and supports for our young people within the neighborhoods where they live, helping them grow and thrive,” says Segobia.

Lee’s Summit CARES is a nonprofit community coalition that provides programs for youth substance use prevention, parenting and character development. For additional information or to make a tax-deductible donation, visit LSCares.org or call (816) 347-3298. page 9

September 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, September 13 for a Chamber After Hours event at Polaris Insurance Solutions, proud affiliate of HST, 1901 NW Blue Pkwy.

Join us from 7:30–8:30 a.m. Tuesday, September 18 for Chamber Before Hours at Jason’s Deli, 1690 NW Chipman Rd.

Celebrate the start of football season with some tasty football-themed food and drinks while you mingle with Chamber members. Don your favorite football team’s attire and explore the floors of the Unity Tower. Don’t forget to bring your business cards to win some great prizes, including tickets to a Kansas City Chiefs game.

Start your day with some of Jason’s Deli’s sunshine breakfast sandwiches and wraps with fresh-cracked eggs. They’ll also have plenty of fruit pastries and coffee to go around. Bring your business cards for a chance to win some loaded picnic basket prizes and gift cards!

11:30 a.m.–1 p.m. Friday, September 21 Powell Gardens, 1609 NW US 50 Hwy Speaker: Col. Eaves, Whiteman Air Force Base

Selecting the Right Retirement Plan 4-5 p.m. | September 11 | Missouri Innovation Campus Speaker: Dave Mehrer, Ameriprise Financial

Whiteman is home to the 131st and 509th Bomb Wings, the Air Force Reserve’s 442nd Fighter Wing and the Army National Guard’s 1-135th Aviation Battalion. Col. Eaves will join us to discuss the success of the base, whether it’s a global strike and strategic deterrence mission of the B-2 stealth bomber or the fighter mission of the A-10.

Retirement plans come in all shapes and sizes and planning for the future can seem daunting. Dave Mehrer with Ameriprise Financial will talk about which factors to consider and how to select the right retirement plan for your business and employees.

Reservations are required; visit LSchamber.com, or call 816.524.2424. Deadline is noon Monday, September 17.

Mehrer will also discuss optimizing tax savings and how to make sure you have the most effective plans with the best outcomes for both the business owner and employees.

Sponsor: Village Hospice

Sponsor: Ameriprise Financial

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 page1010

Welcome to Our Newest Members Bombshell Studio Dana Huerter 6 SW 2ND STREET SUITE 104 LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64063 (816) 499-2188 E: dana.bombshellstudio@gmail.com

Link 2 Lee’s Summit Nick Parker 118 SW MADISON STREET LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64063 (816) 875-0317 E: nick@link2leessummit.com link2leessummit.com

The Dodig Law Firm, LLC Michael Dodig 200 NE MISSOURI RD, STE 200 LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64086 (816) 554-1599 F: (816) 554-4551 E: dodig@dodiglaw.com dodiglaw.com

Movement Mortgage Mike Fox 751 NE ANDERSON LANE LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64064 (816) 547-0933 E: Mike.Fox@movement.com movement.com/Mike.Fox Muchmore Technology Danny Muchmore 833 SW LEMANS LANE STE 179 LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64082 (816) 886-8744 E: dmuchmore@muchmoretech.com MuchmoreDronePhoto.com

Dr. Woods Wellness Malaika Woods, MD 4963 NE GOODVIEW CIRCLE SUITE C LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64064 (816) 888-5200 F: (816) 888-5213 E: contact@drwoodswellness.com drwoodswellness.com

Janice Phelan 2441 NE OLD PAINT ROAD LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64086 (816) 365-2840 E: janicephelan7@gmail.com janicephelan.wixsite.com/website Salon & Spa De Crist Janel Schick 905 SE LANGSFORD ROAD LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64063 (816) 525-9331 E: salondecrist@gmail.com salondecrist.com Wells Fargo Home Mortgage Victor Robles 56 NE SYCAMORE STREET LEE’S SUMMIT, MO 64086 (816) 329-2102 F: (877) 797-0938 E: victor.g.robles@wellsfargo.com

For a complete list of Chamber members, visit LSchamber.com.

Don’t Forget...

Each member who recruits a new member is entered to win $100 cash at the monthly membership luncheon. The recruiter with the most new members each month automatically receives $100!

In addition, any member who recruits at least five new members during the year becomes part of the coveted Chairman’s Club. Each of them, along with a guest, is invited to a special dinner with the Chair of the Board and the Chamber President. Contact Cathy Young for help while you’re out recruiting.

TRIVIA NIGHT 7-9 P.M. MONDAYS Free to play and prizes for top 3 teams

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September 2018 Calendar September 3 • Chamber Office Closed–Labor Day

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September 5 • 4 p.m., Ribbon Cutting, Custom Eyes, 3660 NE Ralph Powell Rd September 6 • 7:30 a.m., Health & Human Services Committee meeting, Village Hospice at John Knox Village, 400 NW Murray Rd • 4 p.m., Ribbon Cutting, Seventh Wave Insurance, 410 SE 3rd St., Ste 106D September 11 • 4 p.m., Recess for Success TOPIC: Selecting the Right Retirement Plan PRESENTER: Dave Mehrer, Ameriprise Financial LOCATION: Missouri Innovation Campus, 1101 NW Innovation Pkwy SPONSOR: Ameriprise Financial September 12 • 8 a.m., Business Development Council, Depot • Noon, Ambassador Committee meeting, Depot • 4 p.m., Ribbon Cutting, Cornerstone Dermatology & Surgery Group, 601 NW O’Brien Rd September 13 • 7:30 a.m., Executive Committee meeting, Depot • 4:30-6 p.m., Chamber After Hours, Polaris Insurance Solutions, proud affiliate of HST, 1901 NW Blue Pkwy (in the Unity tower) September 14 • 8 a.m., Oktoberfest Committee meeting, Depot September 17 • 4 p.m., Gala Task Force meeting, Depot September 18 • 7:30-8:30 a.m., Chamber Before Hours, Jason’s Deli, 1690 NW Chipman Rd September 19 • 8 a.m., Education Committee meeting, Stansberry Leadership Center, 301 NE Tudor Rd • Noon, Board of Directors meeting, Unity Village, 1901 NW Blue Pkwy September 21 • 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., Monthly Membership Luncheon LOCATION: Powell Gardens, 1609 NW US 50 Hwy SPEAKER: Col. Eaves, Whiteman Air Force Base SPONSOR: Village Hospice September 24 • 1 p.m., Early Literacy Steering Committee meeting, Depot September 26 • Noon, Membership Committee meeting, Depot September 27 • 5-7 p.m., Shatzen Kickenoffen, Oktoberfest Biergarten (Depot) September 28 • 7:30 a.m., Governmental Relations committee, John Knox Village-Manhattan Rm., 1001 NW Chipman Rd • 5-11 p.m., Oktoberfest Festival, Downtown Lee’s Summit September 29 • 10 a.m.-11 p.m., Oktoberfest Festival, Downtown Lee’s Summit September 30 • Noon-4 p.m., Oktoberfest Carnival Only, Downtown Lee’s Summit

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Great Southern Bank KCP&L Reinhart Foodservice Saint Luke’s East Hospital Security Bank SERVPRO of Lee’s Summit Tingle Flooring

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Central Bank of the Midwest Chinnery Evans & Nail, P.C. CommunityAmerica Credit Union Discover Vision Centers Door Systems, Inc. ENT Associates of Greater Kansas City HSMC Orizon, LLC John Knox Village Lee’s Summit Medical Center Midwest Property Resources, LLC Paradise Park St. Mary’s Medical Center Summit Bank of Kansas City Todd Haynes-RBC Wealth Management University of Central Missouri Lee’s Summit

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Bank Midwest Budget Blinds of Lee’s Summit Diffactory Digital Marketing Inc. Greater Lee’s Summit Healthcare Foundation Igniting Business Johnny’s Tavern Lee’s Summit Julia E. Hampton, CPA LeaderOne Financial Longview Funeral Home & Cemetery Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys Missouri Central Credit Union NextGen Wealth Parker Swearngin LLP Real Country 1030AM KCWJ Rodney Loesch CFP–Waddell & Reed Simmons Bank Spilker McKeone & Nelson PC Technology Plus, Inc. TPC Interiors, Inc. Vital Signs Weed Man