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2020 Membership Directory 2020 Membership Directory 1 stbernardchamber.org St.BChamber.ChalRefining.qxp_Layout 1 8/20/19 1:29 PM Page 1 Energizing Parish Pride Constructed in halmette Refining — leading the way in St. Bernard HISTORY Parish for over 100 years. Now, as part of the PBF family 1915 of refineries, we are investing in the facility and the C Chalmette Refining rests on community to bring a new energy to the region. the historic site of the de la Ronde Plantation.The OWNERSHIP One of the largest home burned to the ground in independent 1876, but the remnants are preserved refining companies in the median of West St. Bernard Highway in front of the in the U.S. refinery’s main gate. The historic oaks are maintained by the refinery in cooperation with St. Bernard Parish Government. Chalmette Refining has Largest 600 employees and # private 500 contractors employer in 1St. Bernard working onsite. EMPLOYEES Chalmette Refining is one of * PBF Energy’s five refineries. With a total capacity of almost 900,000 barrels per day, 189,000 1,200,000,000 PBF operates in four of the five U.S. Petroleum Administration for Defense barrels of crude oil per day gallons of gasoline Districts (PADD).For more information on our parent company go to (*2016) www.pbfenergy.com. CAPACITY DISTRIBUTION Total emissions reduced by more I Gasoline, diesel fuel than 20% from 2008 to 2018, with and other products are SO2 reduced by over 60%. distributed by pipeline, ship, More than 2,000 contractors rail, truck and barge. % worked alongside employees to 20 complete the $130 Million Reduction of all 2018 Turnaround with almost emissions one million worker hours without a recordable injury. HEALTH, SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT In 2018, Chalmette Refining $ invested $175,000,000 in projects at the facility 413,000 COMMUNITY IMPACT 2018-19 United Way demonstrating our Employee Campaign commitment to investing in the I Donated over facility and community. $300,000to community organizations in 2018. I Employees raised over $413,000 for the United Way of Largest Southeast Louisiana 2018-2019 Campaign. # taxpayer in I Employees, retirees and their families volunteered their time and talents to many 1 St. Bernard community organizations including: Boy Scouts of America, Salvation Army , Habitat for Parish Humanity, Special Olympics, Chalmette Battlefield, United Way, St. Bernard Chamber of Commerce, St. Bernard Battered Women’s Program, Kiwanis Club of ECONOMIC IMPACT St. Bernard-Arabi, St. Bernard Community Center, Komen I Provides millions in local tax revenue to St. Bernard Race for the Cure, to name a few. Parish and direct tax revenue to the State of Louisiana. Community Hotline: 504-281-1212 2 stbernardchamber.org www.chalmetterefining. com St.BChamber.ChalRefining.qxp_Layout 1 8/20/19 1:29 PM Page 1 EnergizingParishPride Constructed in halmette Refining — leading the way in St. Bernard HISTORY table of Parish for over 100 years. Now, as part of the PBF family 1915 of refineries, we are investing in the facility and the C Chalmette Refining rests on community to bring a new energy to the region. the historic site of the de la Ronde Plantation.The OWNERSHIP One of the largest home burned to the ground in independent 1876, but the remnants are preserved refining companies in the median of West St. Bernard Highway in front of the in the U.S. refinery’s main gate. The historic oaks are maintained by the refinery in cooperation with St. Bernard Parish Government. Contents We’ve Moved! Annual Sponsors 2 Chalmette Refining has Largest 600 employees and # private 500 contractors employer in 1St. Bernard working onsite. Welcome Messages EMPLOYEES ST. BERNARD 3 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 1615 East Judge Perez Drive, Suite 100 Chalmette Refining is one of * Board of Directors PBF Energy’s five refineries. With a Chalmette, Louisiana 70043 6 total capacity of almost 900,000 barrels per day, 189,000 1,200,000,000 Office: (504) 277-4001 PBF operates in four of the five U.S. Petroleum Administration for Defense barrels of crude oil per day gallons of gasoline Districts (PADD).For more information on our parent company go to (*2016) (504) 281-4171 www.pbfenergy.com. CAPACITY [email protected] About the St. Bernard Chamber 8 DISTRIBUTION StBernardChamber.org Total emissions reduced by more I Gasoline, diesel fuel than 20% from 2008 to 2018, with and other products are SO2 reduced by over 60%. ST. BERNARD CHAMBER STAFF Chamber Events & Programs distributed by pipeline, ship, 10 More than 2,000 contractors rail, truck and barge. % worked alongside employees to 20 complete the $130 Million CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Reduction of all 2018 Turnaround with almost Elizabeth Dauterive emissions one million worker hours without 2019-2020 Year in Review Statistics a recordable injury. [email protected] 20 (504) 281-4171 HEALTH, SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER In 2018, Chalmette Refining $ St. Bernard Demographics invested $175,000,000 in 21 Arthur Yves projects at the facility 413,000 COMMUNITY IMPACT 2018-19 United Way [email protected] demonstrating our Employee Campaign commitment to investing in the I Donatedover (504) 277-4001 facility and community. $300,000tocommunityorganizationsin2018. St. Bernard Information I Employees raised over $413,000 for the United Way of 27 Largest Southeast Louisiana 2018-2019 Campaign. # taxpayer in I Employees,retireesandtheirfamiliesvolunteeredtheirtimeandtalentstomany 1 St. Bernard communityorganizationsincluding:BoyScoutsofAmerica,SalvationArmy,Habitatfor Parish Humanity,SpecialOlympics,ChalmetteBattlefield,UnitedWay,St.BernardChamberof The Chamber would like to extend our Chamber Peers Commerce,St.BernardBatteredWomen’sProgram,KiwanisClubof 28 ECONOMIC IMPACT St.Bernard-Arabi,St.BernardCommunityCenter,Komen gratitude to Jessie Eisner-Kleyle for I Provides millions in local tax revenue to St. Bernard RacefortheCure,tonameafew. Parish and direct tax revenue to the State of Louisiana. her dedication to our organization as Marketing & Communications Manager. Member Directory 29 We appreciate everything you did for us and wish you the best of luck in Chicago. Community Hotline: 504-281-1212 www.chalmetterefining.com stbernardchamber.org 1 Sponsorsannual 2 stbernardchamber.org Welcomeschair As Chairwoman of the St. Bernard Chamber of Commerce, I have the distinct honor of knowing where the Chamber has been in the past and leading the Chamber towards its future. Throughout my years volunteering for the St. Bernard Chamber of Commerce, I have seen much growth, success and a gradual shift towards this organization becoming vital to the success of St. Bernard Parish. Through our partnerships with other local chambers of commerce, and other regional affiliates, we have reached new audiences who have previously never heard of the virtues of our great parish. We have achieved a level of new exposure that highlights St. Bernard Parish as a wonderful place to do business, buy a home, and raise a family. The Chamber has been at the forefront of making the partnerships that are shifting those perceptions. From networking events, to business education, to leadership opportunities, St. Bernard Chamber is taking businesses and citizens to the next level in the new decade. Mindy Nunez Airhart Chairwoman St. Bernard Chamber of Commerce I am honored to be in the company of St. Bernard’s fiercest advocates for support, development, and growth of our local businesses. The Chamber of Commerce has blazed a trail promoting networking, committee memberships, and educational seminars for dedicated entrepreneurs in our Parish. The addition of our new CEO, Elizabeth Dauterive, and Marketing and Operations Manager, Jessie Eisner-Kleyle, have continued our upward trend in profitability, notoriety, and increased event attendance. Under the tireless leadership of present Chair, Mindy Nunez Airhart and past chair Kerri Callais the Chamber has met and crushed its goals for the year. We remain thankful for their contributions and leadership. As Vice Chair I am excited for the Chamber to set new standards for the new year. We hope to increase our membership expanding the wealth of resources offered to our members. We plan to add events spot lighting local businesses and provide opportunities for engagement with a wide variety of executives, local government officials, and community partners. Our goal is to be St. Bernard’s go-to resource for business advocacy, resources, community involvement, and professional development. We hope you will join us in supporting the economic growth of our Parish. Elizabeth “Lisa” Borne Vice-Chair St. Bernard Chamber of Commerce stbernardchamber.org 3 meet the Officerchief executive Elizabeth Dauterive received her Bachelor of Casino, Restaurant, and Tourism Management from the University of Southern Mississippi. Elizabeth has a variety of management, leadership, and event planning experience within the tourism and nonprofit sectors. Prior to joining the Chamber staff in March 2019, she worked as an Event Manager for the JW Marriott New Orleans. She spent five and a half years working within the New Orleans hotel industry. Prior to that, she was an intern for BayFest Music Festival in Mobile, Alabama. “St. Bernard has seen tremendous growth over the last few years. As a member of this community, the growth and success of our businesses is of utmost importance to me. Our mission is to provide the resources and representation essential for the enhancement of our business environment. We have a wonderful and talented network of
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