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6513190783.Pdf - ~ ~ ,0a ~ § 0 ~ ~ i)j ~i ",., - ~ 'tt' , ""'''" ~ !< E.,- :f: .( f,* ~" $,'* 'J. " " , li' . - --~, ',',- ""'~': " ,... , ~, ~~ ~' -f'­!" ~-,:. ~. ,~-. ~: ~: "T . ~i " Maitland Chamber of Commerce - Maitland, Florida Page I of I maitlandma CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 'if;; ,';:11' 141h Maitland Chamber Arts Festival, '~~WI!riml;j: maitland area April2Gth &21 s "." ctlAMlM!R OF -eOMJ.JliEDGI.'. Lake Lily Park Member Spotlight Home Welcome to the Maitland Area Chamber of Commerce. Located in the heart of the growing city of Maitland, the Chamber is a Board of vital part of the community, Directors supporting the activities beneficial to the area and Membership representing our members Information in city, state and national governmental matters. Fostering growth among the area's already established busincsses and lends assistancc to new firms or Network individuals relocating to the area. The Maitland Area Chamber of Marketplace Commerce takes great pride in its community. Gallery Contact Us ZJ\:K • Website Design by DeSign Powered by ",-"",,-. Thpronn!.,(om il\l10R http://www.maitlandcharnber.com! 4/2312002 Page 1 of3 mlidand area CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Calendar PRESIDENT'S LETTER Board of Directors Dear Members, Membership Spring is here! The Maitland Spring Art and Fine Crafts Festival will be held Information at beautiful Lake Lily on April 20 & 21. Please be sure to join us for this Chamber-sponsored event. Leads Groups You'll soon be hearing about the "Taste ofJazz" which will be held Monday, Network September 23, at Lake Lily. We have combined the Taste ofMaitland with a Marketplace jazz festival, and this will surely be a sold-out event. Mark your calendars! Gallery Susan Miller continues to improve. Please send get-well cards for Susan to the Chamber office, and keep her in your prayers. Contact Us Sincerely, Gini McLaughlin, President LEADS GROUP UPDATE The Success Leads Group met on March 7th, at the Maitland Art Center on Packwood Avenue. There were 19 people in attendance, and each person gave a 30 second presentation about their business an what would be a good lead for them. Our featured speaker was James Barrow, an acupuncture physician with Balancing Point. Jim gave a very informative and entertaining presentation, complete with demonstrations on eager volunteers! Our next meting will be April 4th, II:30am, at the Maitland Art Center and Gene Downing ofThomas Ruff Fumiture will be our featured speaker. Join us and see what networking can do for you and your business. The Team Leaders ofthis group are: Chairperson-Laura wood ofNAMS, National Accounting & Management Services-407-869-5766 Sec.lTreas. - Yvette Rovine, Tews Company Staffing Ambassadors - Roger Zalneraitis, John Hancock Insurance http://www.maitlandchamber.com/news.html 4/2312002 -_.- .._---------------------------- Page 2 of3 Stacey Ferger, Mary Kay Cosmetics The Achievers Leads Group met on Tuesday, March 12, at the Maitland Art Center. There were 14 in attendance. It was such a beautiful day that we held the meeting outside in the garden area. Pam Wells from the Art Center catered the delicious lunch for us. The topic for our one-minute commercials was "A Song That Describes My Business...". Some used well-known tuens, some sang, and some changed words of songs to fit their business. It was fun! Doug Moore from Moore Financial Services was our featured 10-minute speaker. He provided useful information about the Tax Act of2001 and its impact on us. The next meeting will be held at the Maitland Art Center on Tuesday, April 9, at 11:30am. Lunch will be $6.00. Members have ben asked to bring one or more items from the Wish List for the Safehouse of Seminole (a battered­ women's shelter and a Maitland Chamber member), and to use those items to describe their business. Ifyou need a copy ofthe list, please call Gini McLaughlin at 407-774-4040, and she will fax it to you. Items brought to this event will be donated to the shelter. This will be a great way for us to remember your business as well as doing a good deed in the community. Our guest speaker will be from the Safehouse of Seminole. Don't forget to bring a lead! Co-Chairpersons: Gini McLaughlin - Watson Relocation Services - 407-774-4040 Doug Moore, ChFC - Moore Financial Group Treasurer: Dana Johnson - Holiday Inn Orlando North Ambassadors: Martha LaBrash, Acupuncture & Massage Therapist Teri Maher - 2AM Design The High Rollers Leads Group - The March meeting for the High Rollers was highlighted by Allison Chapman ofthe Maitland Histoical Society. What a museum!! I did not fully appreciate it until I walked through myself. This is a treasure that should be appreciated by all expecially those involved in the Chamber. Annual membership is only $15 and for myself, who has missed the culture ofthe North, I have found this to be money well spent. Great job Allison, we appreciate the hard work you adn your staffdo. Also ofnote, Jennifer Roth is running our team fro the Relay for Life contributions going to fight cancer. I am committed to having a team from the Chamber and we are only 4 team members short. All support is and will be appreciated. April's meeting will be held on the first Friday, April 5th, as usual, and I am looking forward to a nice turnout. Seth Rosenberg - email - [email protected] Ph: (321 )443-4348 Yexenia Swasey - Co-Chair [email protected] Darrell DeVaney - Ambassador - American Express Financial Advisor (407)895-9090 Platinum Leads Group Walter Rentz, CFP, LUTCF . Chairperson - American Express Financial Advisors 407-839-0433 Jason Davidson - Co-Chairperson - American Express Financial Advisors http://www.maitlandchamber.com/news.html 4/23/2002 Page 3 of3 Bette Hillman - Ambassador - Mary Kay, Inc. The luncheon for the Platinum Leads Group was held on Friday, March 8th, at the Maitland Chamber Office. Every member and guest got a chance to introduce themselves and their company or business. The next main meeting will be at the Maitland Chamber on Friday, April 12th, at II:30am. Ifyou RSVP for this lunch, you will be responsible for paying for your lunch whether you attend or not. Everyone is asked to bring a guest. For information on an open slot for your business call Walter Rentz at (407) 839-0433 or Mary Hodge at (407)862-1217. For information on ANY ofthe leads groups, you may also call Mary Hodge at 407-862-1217. REMEMBER A MISSED LEADS GROUP LUNCHEON IS A MISSED OPPORTUNITY TO NETWORK YOURSELF INTO A POSSIBLE BUSINESS CONNECTION! http://www.maitlandchamber.com/news.html 4/23/2002 Page I of I lDaidaod.arel CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Events Calendar Calendar Board of Directors Membership Information Leads Groups (Business-Arter-Hours are usually the third Thursday ofthe month, from 5:30-7:30p.m.) Network Marketplace Gallery There will be not an April Business After Hours Contact Us April 20th and 21st The 14th Annual Chamber Arts Festival Saturday and Sunday 9:00am - 5:00pm Lake Lily Park - (Corner of 17-92 and Maitland Avenue) Over 230 Artists - Delicious Food - Clown Face Painting & Happy Jumps For more info call 407-644-0741. http://www.maitlandchamber.com/calendar.html 4/2312002 Page I of2 maidand.8m CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Maitland Area Chamber of Commerce 2001 Officers, Directors Calendar and Staff Board of Executive Committee Directors Membership PRESIDENT PRESIDENT-ELECT Information Gini McLaughlin John DePrume Watson Relocation Services Peoples First Community Bank Leads Groups VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER Network Michael Callahan Bruce Kelvington Marketplace Resident Member Chastang Ferrell, Sims & Eiserman Galle!)' PAST PRESIDENT SECRETARY Roger Zalneraitis Contact Us Sandy Esfahani John Hancock Mutual Life Ins. Bank ofCentral Florida Directors Jonnie Mae Warner CMD Realty Investors Allison Chapman Debra Reikki Maitland Historical Society ACH Corporation ofAmerica Kim Otis Martha LaBrash City ofMaitland Martha LaBrash, Inc. APILMT Carole Ballard Seth Rosenburg Thurston House J Anthony & Associates Laura Wood Rob Kubier National Accounting & Management Paychex Services http://www.maitlandchamber.com/board.html 4/23/2002 Page 2 of2 STAFF EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Mary F. Hodge ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Dotty E. Smith http://www.maitlandchamber.comlboard.html 4123/2002 Page I of I Dlaidand He. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Membership Informsdon Calendar Board of Directors Membership Information Leads Groups Network Marketplace Gallery As a member ofthe Chamber you can: Contact Us *Join a committee. Channel community resources and share your ideas and solutions to the fulfillment ofthose needs. *Advertise in the newletter and Membership Directory. Ads in these publications, which have a wide distribution will increase your business and promote our community. *Sign up a new member. Organize and develop leadership, you increase the talent bank. *Bring community problems to the attention ofthe leadership so the Chamber can become an effective force for improvement. *Buy Insurance, offered only to Chamber member small business - 1-19 persons per group, dental, life & health. http://www.maitlandchamber.comlmember.html 4/2312002 Page I of I maidaod.area CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Leads Groups SUCCESS LEADS GROUP Calendar Meets on the first Thursday ofthe month @11:30am. Chairperson: Laura Wood ofNAMS. Board of Directors HIGH ROLLERS LEADS GROUP Membership Meets on the first Friday ofthe month @11:45am. Information Chairperson: Darrell C. DeVaney ofAmerican Express Financial Advisors. Leads Groups ACHIEVERS LEADS GROUP Network Meets on the first Tuesday ofthe month Marketplace @11:30am. Co-chairpersons: Gini McLaughlin of Gallery Watson Relocation Services and Doug Moore ofMoore Financial Group. Contact Us PLATINUM LEADS GROUP Meets on the second Friday ofthe month @11:45am. Co-chairpersons: Walter Rentz ofAmerican Express Financial Advisors and Jason Davidson ofAmerican Express Financial Advisors. For further information on any ofthese groups please call: (407) 644-0741) http://www.maitlandchamber.com/lead.html 4/23/2002 Page I of I maitLmdsrea CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Network Calendar Marketplace Board of Directors Select by Category Membership Ii\:~ ..
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