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Membership Directory Membership Directory Chamber members and potential members, 2019 held lots of changes for the Decatur Regional Chamber of Commerce (DRCC). We updated our brand with a new name and logo and received four-star accreditation from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. The staff and board of directors spent countless hours completing the accreditation process. Our task: demonstrate competency in nine core areas ranging from finance to facilities. The result of our hard work is evidenced by this 4-Star rating. Our goal, like the businesses we represent, is to be successful and recogniz- able. When you think of the Chamber, we want you to think highly reputable, credible and a vital resource. This is what you can expect from our services. The Decatur Regional Chamber of Commerce is recognized as the second oldest Chamber of Commerce in the state of Illinois. The Chamber’s mission is to be a pro-business network providing service, political advocacy, and leadership to strengthen education, community image, and local businesses. Having been around for more than 130 years, we know a strong and active local business community is good for everyone. The DRCC offers a wide range of services including business education, business to business marketing, industry roundtables, and legislative advocacy. We look forward to partnering in, not only YOUR success, but the success of OUR community. Please join me in getting the message out and help our Chamber continue to grow and better support and serve all our members and the community. Gary Birschbach McDonald’s Decatur/Forsyth Chairman of the Board DECATUR REGIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE | 1 Table of CONTENTS CHAMBER RESOURCES Our Mission .............................................................................................. 5 Board of Directors .................................................................................... 7 Chamber Staff ........................................................................................... 8 By the Numbers ........................................................................................ 9 Chamber Ambassadors .........................................................................10 It’s About Time ........................................................................................11 Membership Benefits .............................................................................12 Energy Co-op ..........................................................................................15 Chamber Metro Money .........................................................................16 Chamber Business Partners ..................................................................17 Calendar of Major Events ......................................................................18 COMMUNITY RESOURCES Important Information ..........................................................................22 Legislative District Map .........................................................................24 Congressional District Map ..................................................................25 Decatur City Officials Decatur City Council ........................................................................26 Decatur Park District Board ............................................................26 Decatur Public School Board ..........................................................27 Decatur Township .............................................................................27 Macon County Officials .........................................................................28 Our Community .....................................................................................29 State Officials ...........................................................................................31 Macon County Major Employers .........................................................32 MEMBERSHIP LISTINGS Member Listings (Alpha Order) ...........................................................35 CATEGORY LISTINGS Member Listings (Categorized) ............................................................71 Advertising Index ...................................................................................94 PUBLICATION of the Decatur Regional Chamber of Commerce COVER DESIGN DCC Marketing Group PRINTING DynaGraphics/Wood Printing 2 | Our MISSION MISSION STATEMENT The Decatur Regional Chamber of Commerce is a pro-business network providing service, political advocacy and leadership to strengthen education, community image and local business. ABOUT THE CHAMBER A Chamber of Commerce is an organization of businesses seeking to further their collective interests, while advancing their community, region, state or nation. Business owners in towns, cities and other territories voluntarily form these local societies/networks to advocate on behalf of the community at large, and for economic prosperity and business interests. Chambers have existed in the U.S. for more than two centuries, with many having been established before the jurisdictions they represent.1 The Decatur Regional Chamber of Commerce (DRCC) was chartered on July 3, 1903, but traces its roots back to the 1887 formation of the Decatur Board of Trade. The GDCC is recognized as the second oldest Chamber of Commerce in the state of Illinois and celebrated its 130th Anniversary in 2017. The Decatur Regional Chamber of Commerce is the Voice of Business promoting opportunity, growth and prosperity in local commerce. 1Source: American Chamber of Commerce Executives Join the Chamber Automatic Payment Plan The Decatur Regional Chamber of Commerce offers an automatic payment plan for members. For most of our businesses it means membership dues can automatically be deducted from a checking account. There are no checks to write, no invoices to remember, no hassles! The best part is you never have to worry about your membership being up to date. It’s automatic! If you want to write a check, we take those too. We are pleased to bill you annually, bi-annually or quarterly. To find out more about the Chamber’s automatic payment plan, call our office at 217.422.2200. Credit Card Information The Decatur Regional Chamber accepts VISA and MasterCard for all Chamber transactions, including your annual membership investment. decaturcHAMBER.COM | 5 DECATUR, WE’RE AT YOUR DISPOSAL. We’re Advanced Disposal, the largest full-service environmental services company in Decatur and a member of the Decatur Chamber of Commerce. Our business is committed to the environment and to leaving cities across the country cleaner and greener than we found them. So give us a call, let’s talk trash! Our list of services includes: • Residential Collection • Commercial Collection • Disposal • Recycling • Roll-Off Containers • Construction & Demolition Containers • Compactors 1145 Bear Rd., Decatur, IL • (800) 469-7404 • AdvancedDisposal.com • 6 | DECATUR REGIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE | 2020 Board of DIRECTORS Mark Avery Julie Lamb David Sands Grain Journal DCT Industrial Supply Archer Daniels Midland Co. Gary Birschbach Martin Mooney Dave Tyrolt McDonald’s Decatur/Forsyth Caterpillar Dunn Co., A Division of Tyrolt, Inc. Tom Brinkoetter Julie Moore Wolfe Brinkoetter & Associates HSHS St. Mary’s Hospital Dr. Cristobal “Cris” Valdez Richland Community College Kathy Byerly Kevin Myers Neuhoff Communications Chastain & Associates John Waddock Busey Megan Clark Gussie Reed Tate & Lyle Ameren Illinois Dr. Patrick White Millikin University Matt Fairchild Darren Reynolds Hickory Point Bank Consociate Scott Garwood John Ridley Scot Wrighton Samuels, Miller, Schroeder & Sly Memorial Health Systems (ex officio) Decatur City Manager Ty Hildum Mirinda Rothrock Norfolk Southern Decatur Regional Ryan McCrady Chamber of Commerce (ex officio) David Koshinski Economic Development Investment Planners Corporation 2020 Board of Directors decaturcHAMBER.COM | 7 Chamber STAFF The Decatur Regional Chamber of Commerce professional staff is dedicated to serving the needs of the business community. Mirinda Rothrock President Tia Blakeman Director of Finance & Operations Jennifer Oberheim Director of Communication & Member Engagement Lee Nailer Administrative Assistant David Schrock Director of Membership & Marketing 8 | DECATUR REGIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE | 2020 decaturcHAMBER.COM | 9 Chamber AMBASSADORS AMBASSADORS MISSION STATEMENT To promote the Chamber of Commerce to the Decatur and Macon County area, through various meetings and events, while assisting with member involvement, recruitment and retention. Jim Ashby Melissa Johnson Joseph Springer Dynagraphics King Lar Company Buena Vista National Bank Kelly Bacuita Richard Kacznski John Stock Spherion Raymond James Lutheran School Association Sherry Cool Soo Jinn Lichtenwalter Kelly Jo Taylor Hickory Point Bank Continental Carbonic Products, Inc. Decatur Manor Care Sonja Coon Rebyka Watson John Mahaffey Loan Depot Lamar Advertising Dansig Melissa Cotton Pam Mueller Tate & Lyle Memorial Health Systems Not Pictured: Jennica Grubbs Carol Daniels Hank Norris Sinclair Broadcasting Group Imboden Creek Gardens Vieweg Real Estate Sara Mulligan Dan Diskey Tom Pratt Mueller Archer Daniels Midland Country Insurance & Company Financial Services Stephanie Price Caterpillar Mark Hite Tracy Slater Eagle Rock Insurance Brinkoetter & Associates Realtors 10 | DECATUR REGIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE | 2020 It‘s About TIME Your Chamber membership can return large rewards with just a small investment of time. IN LESS THAN 2 HOURS, YOU CAN… • Visit the
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