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BUSINESS VOICE APRIL 2020 VEGAS CHAMBER a Division of Zions Bancorporation, N.A Communicating, Collaborating & Community Sustainability Through COVID-19 Page 14 Emergency Loan Support Member Assistance Restaurants Page 18 Page 22 Cultivating growth and prosperity Cultivating growth and prosperity MARY BETH SEWALD PRESIDENT & CEO e hope this issue of the Business • Updates on social media about members that are Voice finds you and your loved ones open for business, especially restaurants that are W healthy and safe. While Nevada, along doing curbside pickup and delivery with the rest of the world, is taking extraordinary precautions to curtail the escalation of Coronavirus cases, the impact of Our website, VegasChamber.com, is updated daily self distancing and mandated business closures are with the latest business information. And as more having a significant impact no most of our businesses. resources are made available, we will keep you informed on how your business can get access to The Vegas Chamber has been open for business them. throughout the Coronavirus quarantine. While our physical doors are closed, our Vegas Chamber team The Vegas Chamber will continue to convene our members have been engaged daily in helping our members, including our Policy Committees, the members access the resources and information you Southern Nevada Forum, and Chamber committees, need to withstand this economic situation. along with webinars and teleconferences. Please check out the Events Calendar, as well as our emails, We’ve been in constant contact with leaders from for the latest opportunities for you to connect and our Congressional delegation, to the Governor and engage. his staff, legislators, County Commissioners, local governments, and business, healthcare and education We encourage Nevadans to safely shop local leaders. And we’ve been working with business whenever they can, and appreciate the business organizations throughout Nevada to get the word out community for doing their part by working remotely, statewide about important resources and information being innovative, and supporting each other and the that can help sustain businesses and jobs. community. Nevada is battle born, and our innovation and Here are just a few ways we are working daily to entrepreneurism is part of our DNA. We’re One provide you with the support you need Nevada. Together, we will get through this tough, but • Teleconferences with experts sharing the latest temporary time, and work to bring back our thriving information on Small Business Administration economy. Emergency Disaster Loans, assistance offered Please reach out to the Vegas Chamber if there is through the federal stimulus package, and options anything we can do for you. available through local banks • Information on how to comply with special regulations put in place by the federal government for Coronavirus including employee sick leave, Family Medical Leave Act, and payroll protection. VEGAS CHAMBER APRIL 2020 BUSINESS VOICE 3 Business Voice VOLUME 41 NUMBER 04 Vegas Chamber Featuring Congresswoman Susie Lee 575 Symphony Park Avenue, Ste. 100 Las Vegas, NV 89106 702.641.5822 • VegasChamber.com Mary Beth Sewald President & CEO Vegas Chamber 2020 Board of Trustees Trustees Emeritus Board Executive Committee Tom Burns Paul Anderson Jay Barrett Chairman Boyd Gaming The JABarrett Company Cragin & Pike Joseph Asher Senator Richard Bryan Gina Bongiovi William Hill US Fennemore Craig, P.C. Chair-Elect Bongiovi Law Firm Brandon Barkhuff Fafie Moore NV Energy ERA Brokers Terrance Shirey Consolidated Immediate Past Chairman Lisa Beckley Nevada State Bank The Beckley Group Bill Noonan Boyd Gaming Hugh Anderson Danielle Bisterfeldt Corporation (Retired) HighTower Las Vegas The Howard Hughes Corporation Jim Prather Michael Bolognini Michael Bonner Las Vegas Review- Cox Communications Greenberg Traurig, LLP Journal Betsy Fretwell Bob Brown Bruce Spotleson Switch Opportunity Village The Neon Museum John Guedry Kerry Bubolz John Wilcox Bank of Nevada Vegas Golden Knights JDW Group LLC Lisa Howfield Tyler Corder KLAS-TV Findlay Automotive Past Chairpersons Lori Nelson-Kraft Alex Dixon Las Vegas Convention and Visitors PureStar Berlyn Miller 1979 Authority Michael Feder Phil Arce 1984 Ellen Schulhofer Dickinson-Wright, PLLC Elaina Blake 1985 Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck Jeff Grace Dave Vlaming 1986 Chris Wilcox Gartner Eide Bailly LLP Jeffrey A. Silver 1988 Mark Hutchison Peter Thomas 1989 Ryan Woodward Hutchison & Steffen, PLLC National Technical Institute William Martin 1991 Gregory Lee Eureka Casino Resort Bob Maxey 1992 Friday, April 17 Denny Weddle 1993 Sara Lindgren JPMorgan Chase David Smith 1994 Production Team 8:30 - 9:30 a.m. Rex Liu Ted Wiens, Jr. 1995 Joyce Goedeke Family & Cosmetic Dentistry John O’Reilly 1996 Publisher/Editor Marta Meana Diane Dickerson 1997 University of Nevada, Las Vegas Cara Clarke Edward Crispell 1998 Editor Napoleon McCallum Bill Wells 2001 Teleconference The Las Vegas Sands Corporation Pomai Weall Jay Kornmayer 2002 Production Coordinator/ If you are already registered for this Contributor Bill Nelson Lou Emmert 2003 Piercy Bowler Taylor & Kern Noel Gonzalez Tim Cashman 2004 event and would like to register for this Graphic Designer Boyd Nelson Southwest Gas Corporation Hugh Anderson 2005 John Wilcox 2006 teleconference, please contact Erica Valdriz at Brig. Gen. Robert Novotny Nellis Air Force Base Fafie Moore 2008 [email protected] or 702.245.8465. Karla Perez Steve Hill 2009 Valley Health System Kristin McMillan 2010 Teresa Di Loreto Michael Bonner 2011 The Business Voice Nevada Military Support Alliance (USPS #717-970) is published by Kevin Orrock 2012 Vegas Chamber Tina Quigley Jay Barrett 2013 575 Symphony Park Ave., Ste. 100 U.S. Congresswoman Susie Lee, representing Las Vegas, NV 89106 Chase Rankin Bruce Spotleson 2014 Las Vegas Review-Journal Bob Brown 2015 Nevada’s Third District, will be the featured speaker Annual Subscription $25 Periodical postage paid at Mark Shearer John Guedry 2016 at Eggs & Issues on Friday, April 17. Congresswoman Las Vegas, NV Raiders POSTMASTER: Bill Noonan 2017 Lee currently serves as the Chairwoman of the Send address changes to: Larry Singer Michael Bolognini 2018 Vegas Chamber, Newmark Knight Frank Technology Modernization Subcommittee of 575 Symphony Park Ave., Ste. 100 Terrance Shirey 2019 Las Vegas, NV 89106 Vicky VanMeetren Veteran Affairs, as well as on the Education and Roseman University of Health Sciences Chris Way Labor Committee. She is also involved in New Dems KTNV-TV 13 Action News and Problem Solver’s Caucus. EDITORIAL POLICY: The Business Voice is a member newsletter of the Vegas Chamber. The Vegas Chamber welcomes input, ideas and suggestions from our members. As with any For more information, visit periodical, we must adhere to strict deadlines and we reserve the right to edit all materials submitted for publication. Commentaries that are marked as such VegasChamber.com. do not necessarily reflect the opinion or position of the Chamber, its trustees or employees. The Chamber cannot guarantee the validity or accuracy of the content of paid advertisements. All content is subject to change. Questions or concerns about content of the Business Voice can be addressed to the Vice President of Marketing and Brand Strategy, Vegas Chamber, 575 Symphony Park Avenue, Ste. 100, Las Vegas, NV 89106. Table of Contents APRIL 2020 079 From The Darkness We Will Rise 7 Welcome New Members 8 Member News 9 Leading by example: Las Vegas resorts show outpouring of community support 10 13 14 Vegas Chamber's Executive Women's Council marks one-year anniversary 13 Communicating, Collaborating & Community Sustainability Through COVID-19 14 Coronavirus Emergency Loans 18 Member Restaurants 25 Open For You 22 Chamber News 25 Local Government Response to COVID-19 Relating to Businesses 26 What's Virtually Happening 27 Leadership Las Vegas 18 29 Applications Open – Deadline Extended to May 28 Ribbon Cuttings 29 Vegas Chamber: Meet Your Future 30 Board of Trustee Spotlights 31 Avoiding Emotional Investing 32 30 32 VEGAS CHAMBER APRIL 2020 BUSINESS VOICE 5 A Positive Outlook To Appreciate Las Vegas’ Sports Future, Look to the Past Southern Nevada is in the midst of a major sports revolution. Golden Knights, the national champion UNLV Runnin’ Rebels With the Las Vegas Raiders moving into Allegiant Stadium and the National Finals Rodeo. later this year, 2020 will mark a milestone in the regional sports landscape that began its transformation with the While the Southern Nevada Sports Hall of Fame celebrates arrival of the Vegas Golden Knights just three years ago. the past, it also has an eye toward the future. The organization Those headliners of professional sports are joined by the awards six $2,500 scholarships to graduating high school Aces of the Women’s National Basketball Association, seniors each year, and it regularly supports initiatives that the Lights of the United Soccer League and the National enhance youth sports throughout Southern Nevada. The Basketball Association’s Summer League, along with many Hall of Fame’s tagline is “Where would you be without sports high-profile collegiate and high school events spanning a in your life?” For those of us who grew up swinging a bat or number of sports. shooting a ball, the effect of sports is indelible, as it helped teach us the values of life through the spirit of competition, This rapid evolution of Southern Nevada’s sports scene did and the Hall of Fame is committed to that proposition for the not happen in a vacuum. While the region has not had a generations of today and tomorrow. major league franchise until recently, longtime residents will recall a rich history of sports at all levels: a history that was Southern Nevada wouldn’t be what it is today without sports. shaped by the local kids who made it big, the leaders who That history helped lay the foundation for developments in cultivated leagues and led teams, the benefactors whose the past few years that have elevated the region’s sporting support helped dreams become reality and the athletes and events who became synonymous with Las Vegas.
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