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Download PDF Directory 2019 BUSINESS2019 & AREA PROFILE DIRECTORY Colonie is Our Business BUSINESS COLONIE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CHAMBER OF COLONIE & AREA PROFILE DIRECTORY www.ColonieChamber.org health insurance Because you built around deserve the best. “ Highest in Member Satisfaction among Commercial Health Plans in New York” Get a quote for your business. 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MVPad1811015_20181110 Health Insurance Built Around Me and My Business Ad Publication: Colonie Chamber Trim Size: 7.75” x 9.25” no bleeds Production Date: 11.09.2018 Run Date: 11.10.2018 TABLE OF CONTENTS Executive Committee ................................................ 2 Board Members ........................................................... 2 Staff ............................................................................... 2 Chairman’s History ...................................................... 2 Chair’s Message .......................................................... 3 President’s Message ................................................... 3 Colonie Today ............................................................. 4 Index of Members ....................................................... 5 2019-2020 Calendars ................................................ 30 Buyers Guide .............................................................. 39 Important Numbers ................................................... 84 STATEMENT OF PURPOSE The Colonie Chamber of Commerce is a service organization formed to meet the interests and needs of the commercial, industrial and professional sectors and to foster trade and commerce in the Colonie area. COLONIE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 950 New Loudon Road | Latham, NY 12110 Phone: 518.785.6995 | Fax: 518.785.7173 www.coloniechamber.org | [email protected] Find us on Facebook Directory Produced by: JESS JONES GRAPHIC DESIGN ADVERTISING SALES: Ph: 719.231.9466 • thejessjones.com 1890 Maxon Road Extension • Schenectady, NY 12308 Cheryll Hill Ph: 518.265.1105 Ph: 518.393.1361 • Fax: 518.372.1336 Email: [email protected] benchemark.net your-hometowne.com COLONIE IS OUR BUSINESS 1 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE CHAIR CHAIR ELECT TREASURER SECRETARY PAST CHAIR Russ Ivory Elizabeth DeMidio Paul Franklin Sierra Kehn Shane Rauh Colonie Center NBT Bank NH Kelman, Inc Albany Business Pioneer Bank Review BOARD MEMBERS Megan Baker Jonathan Buhner D. Joseph Corr Brian Jones Edward Knapp Baker Public Relations South Colonie Schools North Colonie Schools Brian L. Jones The Bonadio Group Photography Monica LaBree Joe LaCivita Frank Paladino Shaun Roach Kelly Smith The Century House Town of Colonie Spectrum Business Edward Jones MVP Healthcare Investments STAFF GENERAL COUNSEL BENEFITS (Appointed) PRESIDENT ADMINISTRATOR Arnold Proskin Tom Nolte Catherine O’Connor Proskin Law Firm CHAIRMAN’S HISTORY 1985-87 Joseph Patanian 1998 Barry Poppel 2009 Rod Dion Latham Cleaners Mirochnik, McGrath & Poppel Tech Valley Office Interiors 1988 John Faddegon 1999 Teresa Scicchitano-deWaal 2010 Matt Walkuski Faddegon’s Nursery New York Life Insurance MVP Healthcare 1989 Bill Blackwell 2000 Susan Speir 2011 Connie Larkin Retired Sew Exclusive Larkin Commercial, Inc 1990 Phil Pearson 2001 Pamela Erondy 2012 David Farstad Town of Colonie First Niagara Bank Pioneer Bank 1991 Tom Gage 2002 Alan Baker, CAS 2013 Felix Perez Retired Creative Marketing Concepts American Red Cross 1992 Donald Reutemann 2003 Richard Sleasman 2014 C G Frink National Planning Associates, Inc. CB Richard Ellis Northeast Information Systems 1993 Carole Biegen 2004 Jeffrey Dorrance 2015 Jason Lecuyer United Way of NENY Pioneer Savings Bank Tri City Valley Cats 1994 Bill Pompa 2005 Lisa Proskin 2016 Jessica Schul Mr. Subb Proskin Law Firm Hudson River Community 1995 Gus Berger 2006 Peter Gray Credit Union HSBC Bank USA TriData Telecom 2017 Todd Reichelt 1996 Bryan Fox 2007 Robert Jaquay Albany Marriott MLB Industries, Inc. William K. Sanford Town Library 1997 Jeff Schwartz 2008 Tom Niles Retrofit Design Lighting Niles & Carl Group 2 COLONIE IS OUR BUSINESS CHAIR’S MESSAGE Building a successful business starts with you. A great place to begin and focus your time is in your local business community. The Colonie Chamber of Commerce gives you an opportunity and place to engage with like-minded entrepreneurs. Use this Chamber of Commerce Directory as a tool to start building those relations. Your Chamber membership investment will pay off with big returns if you engage in the activities, programs and services offered to build those relationships. 10 ways to get the most of your Colonie Chamber of Commerce membership investment: 1. Use the Colonie Chamber of Commerce Directory as an affordable advertising medium and reference to support other members. 2. Attend the Annual Banquet to network and celebrate excellence and successes of the year. 3. Attend monthly mixers and Leads Groups to foster those ties with other engaged members. 4. Attend educational presentations to stay current on relevant business ethics and timely topics. 5. Participate in the “Day at the Track”, Golf Tournament and Sporting events as an opportunity to build deeper personal relations and have some fun. 6. Participate in Restaurant week. Try some of the great exciting culinary arts in the community while supporting other Colonie Chamber members. 7. Utilize the Health Insurance programs offered by the Colonie Chamber as a way to be part of a larger pool and spread the risk, making it more cost effective for small businesses. 8. Exhibit your products and services at the annual Chamber Exposition. 9. Join a committee to engage yourself and business at a deeper level and work on projects with other successful Leaders in the community thereby strengthening your own Leadership skills. 10. Call on the Colonie Chamber of Commerce to be your Advocate in Business. Cheers to a prosperous future! PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE The Colonie Chamber of Commerce is proud to provide our members the 2019 Business & Area Profile Directory. This directory will allow you to meet the Chamber’s Executive Committee and Board Members and take a look at the Chairman’s History to get a glimpse into the Chamber’s past. I, along with your Chamber’s dedicated volunteer leadership team and enthusiastic staff, am committed to building upon the solid foundation laid by our predecessors as we take the Chamber into the future. We encourage you to make this directory your first resource when choosing goods and services. Like you, these companies place a tremendous value on membership in the Colonie Chamber and share our slogan “Colonie is Our Business”. There’s an adage that we take to heart, “People do business with people they know”. Come, get to know your fellow members, and experience what members have known for over 30 years− that an active membership in the Colonie Chamber of Commerce can enrich your business. COLONIE IS OUR BUSINESS 3 INDEX OF MEMBERS MEMBER BENEFITS COLONIE TODAY We provide our business community with opportunities to develop strong, local networks, encourage business-to-business exchange, and work with local FACTS government officials to create a more business-friendly environment. Your business • Colonie has diversified neighborhoods, offering a blend will benefit when we connect you with potential new customers and business Siena College of suburban, urban and rural lifestyles opportunities, give your business additional marketing and publicity exposure, and • Was formed in 1895 offer you exclusive member programs and discounts. • Conveniently located halfway between Albany and Saratoga • The Albany International Airport is located within its NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES HEALTHCARE municipal boundaries Monthly Networking Mixers Health Insurance Administered On-Site TOWN POPULATION: 83,000 Schmooza Palooza Business Expo BSNENY, CDPHP, MVP Annual Dinner Dental Insurance Administered On-Site GOVERNMENT
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