Chandler Chamber IVING March 2019

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In this issue . .

3 Board of Directors CHAMBER STAFF 4 Chamber Board Chair/Chamber President

5 Mayor Hartke Terri Kimble President/CEO 6 Ostrich Festival [email protected]

Mary Ann Przybylski 7 Policy Impact Series Director of Operations [email protected] 9 Ribbon Cuttings Barbara Caravella 10 New/Renewing Members Director of Corporate Engagement [email protected] 11 Member News Michelle Hanson 12 Diversity and Inclusion Business Development [email protected]

13 Community Awards Nominations Paulette Pacioni Marketing & Communications Manager 14 Chamber Gallery [email protected]

16 Women in Leadership Katelyn Cwik Digital & Brand Communications 17 Leadership Institute [email protected]

18 Chamber Ambassadors Carly Hankins Programs & Special Events Manager 19 Event Calendar [email protected]

McKenna Fehd 22 Mixers Programs & Special Events Coordinator [email protected]

Monique White Office Coordinator [email protected]

Brian Fox Government Relations & Public Policy [email protected]

Mia Scibona Finance & Accounting [email protected] Proud Chandler Chamber eMagazine Sponsor

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Lori Molly Terri Richard Michael James Dea Gallegos* Bell* Kimble* Amoroso* Brienza Christensen Cobos First Credit Union GoDaddy Chandler Chamber Squire Patton Boggs Earnhardt Auto Centers KCA Event Management Toyota Financial Services Board Chair Incoming Chair President/CEO Legal Counsel Public Policy Co-chair Golf Tournament Co-chair WIL Board Liaison Programs & Events Chair

Aaron Greg Kate Michael Dr. Craig Ralph Mayor Kevin Hart- Dock* Fontaine Ford Garza Gilbert Guariglio* ke Salt River Project Air Products and PayPal Payroll Control CUSD Arizona Residential City of Chandler Finance Committee Chair Chemicals, Inc. Diversity & Inclusion Systems Workforce & Education & Commercial Realty Ex-officio Chair Ostrich Festival Co-chair Co-Chair Ostrich Festival Chair

Rick Dan Renee Mike Steve Victor Warde Heumann* Kush Levin McClanahan Murphy* Napolitano* Nichols CMA Consultant Intel Corporation St. Vincent de Paul Horseshoe Bend Energy Alliance Bank of Arizona Arizona State Public Policy Co-chair Education & Workforce Membership & Ambassa- Good Governance BR & E Chair University Co-chair dor Board Liaison Candidate Forum

Gilbert Jane Dr. Greg Sally Putnam Laura Deliah Joan Ochoa Poston* Peterson NOW Financial Robertson Rose* Saba Creative + Cultural J2 Media Chandler-Gilbert Com- Banner Desert and Gila River Saba’s Western Wear Marketing Committee munity College Cardon Children’s Hotels & Casinos Chamber Foundation Chair Chair Medical Center Board Secretary Ex-officio

Jerry Rustyn Dunston Mark Slyter Merlin Delaney Sanniec Sherer Simpson Dignity Health Chan- Smith Starks Laser Creations APS Cox Business Solutions dler Regional Medical Garmin International Bell Bank Golf Tournament Co-chair Center Mortgage

* Denotes Executive Committee

Chandler Chamber Living Magazine 3 Lori Gallegos, First Credit Union Board Chair, Chandler Chamber of Commerce

Spring in Arizona, what a great time of year to enjoy outdoor activities with family and friends, like our very own community event: Chandler Chamber Ostrich Festival / March 8-10 / Tumbleweed Park. As a Chamber of Commerce, we’ve proudly organized this event for 31 years, viewing this as an opportunity to shine a spotlight on our fantastic Chandler community! This year, we’re thrilled that Waymo has come onboard as Festival Presenting Sponsor, a perfect partnership as Chandler continues to build our presence as the technology hub of the Valley. Look for one of their autonomous vehicles out at the Festival. We anticipate over 100,000 attendees will flood through the gates at Tumbleweed Park, ready to soak up the sun, listen to live music, enjoy exciting attractions and of course, eat sinful fair food! Many of the vendors at the festival are local, offering these small business owners valuable exposure to folks from all over the Valley. Our Ostrich Festival has become quite the music experience, attracting a diverse group of local talent and big-name artists. Kicking things off on Friday night we have Flo Rida taking the stage, Saturday evening enjoy the sweet sounds of The Commodores and wrap it up on Sunday when the fun, upbeat tunes of Andy Grammer will fill the air. Kids won’t want to miss PJ Masks at the Meet & Greet this year! With activities for the entire family including: Dinosaurs, FREE Fossil Dig, Petting Zoo, BMX Trick Show and the ever popular STEM Tent. Keeping things fresh and always looking for new attractions: Guinness World Record , Big Bounce America, a 10,000 sq. ft. bounce house, will be on-site to get your bounce on! Along with Big Bee the Transforming Car and a High Wire/Globe of Death thrills act, Victoria Circus. As always, we have live Ostriches: Get up-close to these beautiful birds and learn fun facts! Did you know that ostrich eyes are about the size of billiard balls? They take up so much room in the skull that the ostrich's brain is actually smaller than either one of its eyeballs … So much a part of Chandler’s rural history, this Ostrich education area promises to be a big hit! The Ostrich Festival has something FUN for everyone and on behalf of the Chamber Board, we hope to see you there! Learn more or purchase tickets online at www.OstrichFestival.com. Tickets can also be purchased at any Bashas’ or Food City.

Terri Kimble, President/CEO Chandler Chamber of Commerce @terri_Kimble

This week, the Arizona Legislature is exactly halfway through the Session. There have been 1,289 bills posted during the session, with 7 passed, 1 vetoed, and 6 signed into law. The issues that have received the most attention during the first half of the session are Drought Contingency Plan (DCP), Tax Conformity, and Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA) programs. The DCP plan, signed by Governor Doug Ducey, is still under negotiation for Arizona and other Lower Basin States, to complete all necessary steps in order to comply with federal standards. The ESA issue has seen a great deal of controversy, shortly after Prop. 305 was overwhelmingly opposed by voters, and the fact that a state lawmaker has introduced a new bill that is similar to issues presented in the rejected proposition.

The Chandler Chamber of Commerce has been busy this session following issues that will impact the business community. We are working closely with legislative district 17 and 18 lawmakers who have proposed bills to help businesses by streamlining business licensing requirements, like the Regulatory Sandbox program which helps small companies test innovative products directly with consumers, and another to expand space flight programs. Several of our lawmakers are also working on a number of education and workforce development bills, amongst many other issues concerning Chandler and Arizona. As always we will keep our members updated with the latest news on these actions.

Chandler Chamber Living Magazine 4 Chandler Mayor Kevin Hartke City of Chandler @ChandlerAZMayor

The City of Chandler recently released its 2018 Annual Report. This report highlights the many exciting accomplishments, initiatives and accolades from the past year.

As the Innovation and Technology Hub of the Southwest, Chandler thrives on being a champion of innovation and emerging technologies. Through strong economic development efforts Chandler continues to attract leaders in technology, creating thousands of jobs for our residents.

We are one of the few cities in the nation with a AAA bond rating from all three rating agencies, we boast one of the lowest total cost of municipal services and taxes in the Valley and we continue to rank as one of the best places to work in the nation. Robust neighborhood programs, a multitude of community events and festivals and a growing mix of eclectic shopping and dining experiences contributed to Chandler being named one of the top places to live Arizona in 2018. Our quality of life is unmatched and I am proud of the efforts of our organization that make that happen.

As the pioneers of the future, we are excited to build on all we accomplished in 2018. As the new Mayor, I look forward to the opportunity to be part of making history in this great city.

You can view the report at ChandlerAnnualReport.com. Please be sure to also check out my new Facebook and Twitter pages at @ChandlerAZMayor to stay up-to-date on all things Chandler.

Tuesday, April 23rd 8AM—9AM Coffee with the Mayor Discussions centering around

Chandler Chamber of Commerce business issues in Chandler 25 S Arizona Pl, Suite 201 Chandler, AZ 85225 Register here!

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Chandler Chamber Living Magazine 6 POLICY IMPACT SERIES

MARCH 22, 2019 Superintendent of Public Instruction Kathy Hoffman will address our members on the ever-important subject of public education in Arizona and what her office is doing to improve the state of our public school system. Arizona Board of Regents Vice Chair Larry Penley will give an in-depth presentation on their priorities, college enrollment and completion, wages of graduates- and some of the strategies to address attainment and sustainable funding for the universities. It will be a very comprehensive look into the state of education in Arizona. 8 am to 9:30 am

Chandler Chamber 25 S Arizona Place, #201 Chandler, AZ 85225

Kathy Hoffman Larry Penley Register here Superintendent of Arizona Board of Public Instruction Regents Vice Chair

APRIL 12, 2019 Legislative District 18 panel discussion. Senator Sean Bowie, Representative and Representative will take part in a panel discussion as the 2019 legislative session begins to come to a close. This is a great op- portunity to go in-depth with Chandler’s political leaders on the issues.

8 am to 9:30 am

Chandler Chamber 25 S Arizona Place, #201 Chandler, AZ 85225 Register here Senator Representative Representative Sean Bowie Mitzi Epstein Jennifer Jermaine

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February 8, 2019 CLICK HERE to view this session. First, Senator Mesnard provided an update on the state’s most time-sensitive issues, tax conformity and the drought contingency plan. Concerning tax conformity, Senator Mesnard explained his proposal for a one-time tax-filing deadline delay and pledged to “never support an individual income tax increase.” Senator Mesnard also discussed his preferred solutions to vote-counting delays and distracted driving. With a seat on the House Education Committee and 17 years as a teacher, Representative Pawlik’s primary focus is our education system. Highlighting class-size reductions and suicide prevention as priorities, Pawlik demonstrated willingness to work across the aisle to reach pragmatic solutions. For instance, to ensure that school personnel have suicide prevention training, all representatives of Legislative Districts 17 (and 18) support Senate Bill 1468, also known as the Mitch Warnock Act. Representative Weninger, in sharing his support for an array of bipartisan education bills, also demonstrated his commitment to supporting Arizona schools. Beyond education, Weninger shared a list of his bills exemplifying his commitment to encouraging economic growth and fiscal responsibility while reducing excessive bureaucracy. In supporting property technology, financial technology, rocket deployment, workforce development, and occupational licensing reform, among other causes, Representative Weninger continues to empower entrepreneurs and innovators.

February 22, 2019 CLICK HERE to view this session. Maricopa County Supervisor, Steve Chucri spoke at the February 22, 2019 Policy Impact Series. His update began with the question, “how can we become better?” This starts with listening to small businesses and their needs. He stated that government needs to have a business mindset in being good stewards of taxpayers’ dollars and for the public to expect more from their elected leaders. Finally, Arizona has begun the steps towards better use of existing government buildings, through repurposing of old buildings and saving money on the costs of new buildings. The second speaker, Corporation Commissioner , spoke to his advocacy of fiscal policy for the protection of taxpayers, to ensure that the government has no hidden tax increases. The topics included reasonable readjustment of utility rates, revisiting of retail competition, and a competitive market for electric vehicles. Finally, Commissioner Olson shared his opposition of Biomass and addressing its expensive cost in electricity production.

Corporation Commissioner Maricopa County Supervisor Senator Representative Representative Justin Olson Steve Chucri J.D. Mesnard

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Ribbon Cuttings! Click here for future Ribbon Cuttings!

St. Vincent de Paul Trainer’s Club 963 W Elliot Rd 6909 W Ray Rd, Ste 6 Chandler, AZ 85225 Chandler, AZ 85226 website website

Thank you to our And our ribbon sponsor cake sponsor

Friday, September 13, 2019 Save the Date! Ocotillo Golf Club

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Donate a raffle prize to promote your business! benefitting Click here Chandler Chamber Community Benefits!Foundation Scholarships

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Welcome New Members

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Continued Support Click the icon to see the Chamber’s renewing members

Chandler Chamber Toastmasters

Now accepting members! Toastmasters International is a nonprofit organization designed to help individuals become better communicators through leadership training and public speaking. This opportunity is available to Chamber Learn how to… members and the -Build Confidence public. -Enhance Leadership -Expand your Network Register Now -Overcome Public Speaking

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Member News

20% off Your Advertisement Now with Phoenix Premium Outlets ATTENTION CHAMBER MEMBERS! Are you looking to advertise your small business at a low cost? Phoenix Premium Outlets is offering Chamber Members 20% off their next advertisement. Concepts will range from large scale to lead generation and displayed for all to see at the Phoenix Outlets. They will work with customers who have a specific budget and consider custom concepts too. Reserve a space by March 15th to get this great discount! For more information contact Danielle at 480-999-6203 or email her at [email protected].

SRP Honors 12 Year Old for Good Citizenship In January, SRP received a call from a young boy who was concerned about a broken lock on a fuse box in a neighborhood park. Despite the community not being in any danger, young Sandy was “worried about a little kid getting in the box.” SRP was impressed by Sandy’s concern for the safety of others and his ambition to one day work for SRP himself as an electrical lineman. SRP has selected Sandy to be an SRP trouble shooter for the day along with inviting him to throw the first pitch at the Chicago Cubs Spring Training game on March 22nd at 1 pm. Congratulations Sandy!

Chandler Symphony Orchestra—Romance Near and Far Free Concert Sunday, March 24, 2019 at 3 pm at Chandler Center for the Arts the Chandler Symphony Orchestra welcomes guest conductor, Maestro Chuck Stewart in leading the orchestra in selections from Dvořák's Slavonic Dances. Also featured will be a tribute to Acadia National Park with stunning images projected above the orchestra. Don’t miss Lowell Liebermann's Concerto for Flute and Harp featuring soloists, Lisa Tharp, flute and Pamela Hahn, harp. Doors to the main stage hall open at 2:30 for open seating. Click Here for more information.

Parkland Memory Care West Ocotillo The Parkland Memory Care facilities have now opened their newest location in West Ocotillo! Parkland Memory specializes in assisted living to those with memory loss such as Alzheimer’s and Dementia. Only the best trained caregivers are there to support the residents so that they live comfortably and feel loved. Parkland also offers lifetime pricing in which after a resident moves in and their care needs change, the pricing doesn’t! To schedule a visit, please call 480-857-4984 or visit their website at www.parklandmemorycare.com.

Give Cancer the Boot! The American Cancer Society is hosting an annual Relay for Life being held at Basha High School from 6 pm - 6 am on April 27th– 28th. The theme of this event is western wear, so grab your best western boots! The American Cancer Society is also encouraging survivors to share their story to be presented at the Story Display. The theme for the story is “Cancer Can. Cancer Cannot.” The writing piece can vary from a short story to a poem. To register for the relay please visit relayforlife.org/chandleraz with any questions regarding the Survivor Story, please email [email protected]

UltraStar Multi-tainment Center offers double points on Spring Break Earn double points at Ultra-Star Multi-tainment Center March 11—29th. Enjoy St. Patrick’s Day at the 347 Grill, and watch all the March Madness games on over 15 TV’s while enjoying game time specials. Look for Captain Marvel and Dumbo at the theaters! For more information click here.

Phoenix Waste Management from Behind the Lens Professional Photographer, Everardo Keem was the photographer for this years Phoenix Open and worked hard at it too! Keeme ended the tournament walking 65.5 miles, burning 13,732 calories, and capturing 17,379 photos! He also owns his own corporate photography at Everardo Keeme Photography. From senior portraits to updated headshots Keeme specializes in it all! To learn more about headshot coverage, please visit www.everardokeeme.com or to learn more about senior portraits please visit www.12thyr.com.

City of Chandler Blood Drive The City of Chandler is hosting a Blood Drive on Thursday, March 28th from 8:30 am-1:30 at the Community Center room #109 located at 200 E Commonwealth Ave. All blood drive donations will contribute to the supply at Chandler Regional Medical Center and other hospitals in Maricopa County. To learn more about the blood drive please contact Human Resources at 480-782-2350 or visit www.BloodHero.com with the sponsor code: cityofchandler.

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Diversity & Inclusion Round Table

Preparing our Youth for Diversity in the Workforce How do we stamp out disharmony caused by lack of information and fear of

Wednesday, April 3 REGISTER NOW 8 am to 9 am Chandler Chamber CULTURAL CALENDAR 25 S Arizona Ave, #201 Chandler, AZ 85225

Economic Update Luncheon Save the Date!

Wednesday, April 24 11:30 am to 1 pm

Your first-hand source for new and current projects in Chandler.

REGSITER NOW

Chandler Chamber Living Magazine 12 Nominations for the 2019 Chandler Chamber Community Awards Now Being Accepted

The Chandler Chamber Community Awards celebrates the outstanding businesses, community members and educators our fine city has to offer. Don’t hesitate to nominate yourself or your peers. Nominations are due to the Chandler Chamber March 29, 2019. Scholarship applications are due April 19, 2019 and returned with video link to Chandler Gilbert Community College

Micro, Small, Medium & Large Business of the Year

Chamber Cup, Community Cup & James R. Snedigar Public Safety Award

Business Diversity Award

School Administrator of the Year

Educator of the Year

Support Staff of the Year CLICK HERE

FOR NOMINATIN FORMS Red Apple Award

Scholarship Application (Due April 19, 2019)

NOMINATION FORMS MUST BE RETURNED TO THE CHAMBER BY MARCH 29, 2019

Chandler Chamber Living Magazine 13 The Chandler Chamber is creating a Blog! Blog posts are educational bits of information to inform the community provided by the experts of your company. This is a great way to promote your business and create credibility.

For more information email [email protected]

CLICK THE PHOTO FOR THE CHAMBER’S FEBRUARY PHOTO GALLERY

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To encourage women to pursue aviation careers and honor aviation industry experts. 2 pm—Welcome 2:15—Tour of Shop 3:30—Panel Experts 4:30 pm—Q & A/light refreshments TurbineAero currently employs 59 women globally with 27 in Arizona. Please RSVP by March 5th to: [email protected]

Chandler Lifestyles Magazine is now accepting nominations for women who live and/or work in Chandler having a positive impact on our community. Consider…

Entrepreneur Artist Animal Advocate Educator Community Leader Mom Please send name, email, and brief description to: [email protected] First Responder Charity Nominations accepted through 3/15/19 Philanthropist Contributor Ladies will be featured in their May 2019 issue

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Women in Leadership Luncheon

Madhu Chadha “LinkedIn—Sales Navigator”

REGISTER NOW 11:30am—12:15pm Registration/Networking Complimentary headshots 12:15pm—1:30pm Tuesday, March 19, 2019 Lunch/Program

Soho63 63 E Boston Madhu Chadha will be giving an introduction on the new Chandler, AZ 85225 LinkedIn tool, Sales Navigator. This tool helps to target the right companies/buyers, understand key insights and company changes, and engage with personalized outreach. She will also be teaching women how to make their LinkedIn profile stand out, discuss digital strategies to increase sales, and develop a strategic plan for success. Madhu is both a member of the Chandler Chamber, and the President and Digital Marketing consultant of WSI-Optimized Web Solutions.

Complimentary Sponsored by Headshots by Moonlit Dreams Photography

Chandler Chamber Living Magazine 16 Leadership Institute Class 36

The Chandler Chamber Community Foundation Leadership Institute Class 36,completed another successful issue day! February’s issue day focused on social services. The class received a wonderful presentation by Niki Tapia, city of Chandler Community Resources and Diversity Supervisor, who reported on the collaboration between the city of Chandler and nonprofits in Chandler.

Class 36 was then presented with a leadership and social services panel. Fans Across America Foundation, AZCEND, Si Se Puede and Chandler CARE Center came out to the Chandler Chamber to discuss their community involvement.

After a site tour and volunteer work at ICAN, the class traveled back to the Chamber to discuss project proposals for their 2019 Legacy Project. The focus on this issue day was to learn about the Social Services programs in Chandler and the importance of community involvement as it relates to volunteerism, philanthropy, and engagement.

Chandler Chamber Living Magazine 17 Meet Our Most Active Ambassadors!

Congratulations, to Robert Sinkule, the February Ambassador of the Month!

Robert Sinkule Yoga Arc Website

Jim McMichael Dave Seeman Dave Waltzer Everybody’s Auto Buyer Bring iT– Opes Financial & Consignment Positive Vision Website Website Website

Leslie Vogt Don Howard Desirae Barkan Steven M. Vogt, CPA Legal Shield Dbarkan Designs Website Website Website

Become a Chamber Ambassador

Develop new business contacts and increase community recognition! Must be an active member of the Chandler Chamber for at least 3 months. CLICK HERE for more information.

Chandler Chamber Living Magazine 18 March Event Calendar Register Now!

8-10 Ostrich Wake Up 13 MAR Festival Chandler MAR

Business 19 Women In 21 Leadership After MAR Business MAR

Policy 22 Impact Chamber 101 28 MAR Series Orientation MAR

REGISTER FOR EVENTS ON THE CHANDLER CHAMBER EVENTS CALENDAR, BUSINESS EDUCATION CALENDAR, CULTURAL EVENTS CALENDAR

Chandler Chamber Living Magazine 19 100 Days Of Helping

Summer is on the way and the Arizona heat can be tough on electric bills. To help you get ready, APS has created 100 Days of Helping. They can help you find assistance programs and energy saving options. This E-3 program is targeted to help APS customers during the upcoming summer months of high electricity usage. Those eligible are offered a 25% discount on their electric bills. APS values their customers to ensure they are receiving quality service and security. For more information click here.

Chamber Videos!

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Chandler Chamber Living Magazine 20 You are invited! Grand Opening of Workuity Chandler Thursday, March 28, from 3-5 pm 313 W Frye Rd, #100, Chandler, AZ 85225

This second Workuity location draws its namesake from the Phoenix original, named one of the one of the top 10 coolest offices in the Valley. It features sleek modern glass partitions, a full kitchen with complimentary coffee and draft beer, 62 offices, large elegant conference rooms, a theater area and more. The is the high-end co-working concept that will provide East Valley residents a solution to needing office or meeting space, 'working from home' or even commuting to Arizona and needing a location to work.

Workuity has also announced two contests leading up to the Grand Opening. One open to a local non-profit and the other to a local entrepreneur, to help give back to the community. A nonprofit winner will receive access to the Workuity event space, 1 time per quarter or 4 times per year, as well as 2 co-working memberships for one year. One entrepreneur winner will receive a private office for 1 year, and receive 2 co-working memberships for one year. In order to enter, candidates must like the Workuity Facebook page, and follow instructions on the pinned post (Link), including a short response as to why they believe they should win. More Info

CHAMBER INTERNS

Chandler Chamber Living Magazine 21 The Chandler Chamber holds mixers twice a month, Mix It in the morning and evening to help you engage and connect. If you are interested in hosting a Chandler Up Chamber mixer, please email [email protected].

Wake Up Chandler - 7:30 am to 9 am

Wednesday March 13, 2019 Wednesday May 8, 2019 Desert Financial Credit Union Chandler Gilbert YMCA 1949 W Ray Rd, #34 181655 W Fry Rd Chandler, AZ 85224 Chandler, AZ 85224

Wednesday, April 10 , 2019 Brookdale Chandler Regional Thank you to our sponsors 2800 W Ray Rd Chandler, AZ 85224

Business After Business - 5 pm to 7 pm

Thursday, March 21, 2019 Thursday, May 16 2019 Top Golf Downtown Chandler Crawl 1689 San Tan Village Pkwy Start— First Credit Union Gilbert, AZ 85224 25 S Arizona Pl #111, Chandler, AZ 85225 End—Civic Market 201 S Washington St, Chandler, AZ 85225

Thursday, April 18, 2019 The Park at Copper Creek Click here to host Business 901 S 94th St After Business. Chandler, AZ 85224 Thank you to our Cash Pot sponsor

Chandler Chamber Living Magazine 22 ENGAGE

The Chandler Chamber Referral Networks help our members GROW network and grow their businesses. Contact the Membership Development department of your Chandler Chamber for more information on Leads Groups at 480-963-4571 or [email protected]. PROSPER

LEADS GROUPS

Monday Morning Leads Group Wednesday Leads Group 7:30 am—8:30 am 11:45 am—1:00 pm Chandler Chamber Floridino’s 25 S Arizona Place, #201 590 N Alma School Rd Chandler, AZ 85225 Chandler, AZ 85224

Tuesday Morning Leads Group Thursday Morning Leads Group 7:30 am–8:30 am 7:30 am—8:30 am BLD Rudy’s West Country Store & Bar-B-Q 1920 W Germann Road 7300 W Chandler Blvd Chandler, AZ 85225 Chandler, AZ 85226

*Fourth Thurs. no meeting due to Chamber 101

Wednesday Morning Leads Group 7:30 am—8:30 am Thursday Lunch Leads Group (West Side) Famous Dave’s Legendary BBQ 11:45 am – 1:00 pm 3250 W Frye Rd The Old Spaghetti Factory Chandler, AZ 85224 3155 W Chandler Blvd #9 *Second Wednesday no meeting due to Wake Up Chandler, AZ 85226 Chandler

Wednesday Lunch Leads Group Friday Morning Leads Group 11:45 am – 1:00 pm 7:30 am – 8:30 am Stone & Vine Urban Italian Chompie's Delicatessen Restaurant 1035 W Queen Creek Rd, Ste103 3481 W Frye Road Chandler, AZ 85248 Chandler, AZ 85226

TOASTMASTERS 1st, 3rd & 4th Tuesday of the month All are welcome 7:30 am—8:30 am Chandler Chamber 25 S Arizona Place, #201 Chandler, AZ 85225 Chandler Chamber Living Magazine 23 Thank You to Our Sponsors