Pocono Mountains Chamber of Commerce Stroudsburg, PA

Executive Committee Bruce Denlinger - Chairman of the Board Matthew Connell - First Vice Chairman December 2003 VOL. 31, NO. 12 John Casella - Second Vice Chairman Bob Hay - Treasurer Denise Manhart - Secretary Joseph McDonald - Assistant Secretary Jamie Keener - Assistant Treasurer 2003 Highlights Pocono Mountains Chamber of Commerce Barbara Samet - Past Chairman The Pocono Mountains Chamber of Commerce, through its Resource Center and the Vice President, Business Development/Government Affairs, has added strength and stability to the business landscape of Monroe County. Staff Since January of this year, your Chamber has served over 350 individuals who desired to open a new business or Robert Phillips - President/CEO Patricia Metzgar - Office Administrator purchase an existing business through one-on-one counseling and group workshops. Forty-three individuals – a Parviz Alasty - Vice President, Business Development/Government Affairs rate of over twelve percent – have succeeded in opening or purchasing a business and eleven more individuals Miriam Conway - Office Assistant are in the process of doing so. The Vice President has also worked closely with over 55 existing businesses, Debbie Burke - Communications/Special Events Coordinator helping them to survive, expand, grow, refinance and connect to the right resources to achieve these goals. The Resource Center provides workshops and seminars to help entrepreneurs with their start-ups. With our help, more Board of Directors than 36 new businesses have started this year, creating over 100 new jobs. Kristina Anzini Karen Goumakos Kathleen Mullins Linda Seliger Major highlights of 2003 include: CEO Reception EXPO 2003 Paul Canevari Donald S. Hannig Charles Niclaus Jack Wallie This event took place at the Stroudsmoor ESSA was the major sponsor of the Expo, which Denise Cebular Gary Hazen Jane Niering Gail Warner Annual Awards Country Inn, honoring new CEOs Scott Fainor, took place at East Stroudsburg University’s Larry Crimi Robert Hillman Nancy V. Perretta Bill Wells Awardees for 2003 included William Cramer President and CEO of Nazareth National Bank; Koehler Field House. More than 160 exhibitors Gene Dickison Donna Houser Ann Pilcher Frank Wirth (Frank Schoelch Community Commitment participated in the two-day event. Robert Dillman Tim Kelly William Prall Damian Braga, President of Aventis Pasteur Award), Steven Jakubowitz (Citizen of the Year US; and Dr. Art Scott, President of Frank Epifano Chris Kurtz Lynn Price Award), Eugene Leblond (Businessperson of Kim Filipkowski Eugene Leblond Frank Revitt Northampton Community College. Governor Rendell’s Andy Forte Victoria Mavis Michael Riley the Year Award), Father Thomas McLaughlin Economic Summit Daisy Gallagher Gregory Menio Isaac Sanders (Humanitarian of the Year Award), and Coral Culinary Celebration of the The Chamber participated in this event held at John Gerlach Chuck Motson Paul Schuchman Washburn (Gray Chevrolet Oldsmobile Poconos East Stroudsburg University, where Gov. Ed Cadillac of the Poconos ATHENA Award). About 300 people attended this event featuring Rendell met with about 150 business leaders, Design and On-Demand Full Color Digital Printing by JENAGRAPHICS more than 20 Chamber-member eating elected officials, economic developers, Balloon Festival establishments, wineries and bakeries. academic leaders and representatives from The 19th Annual Shawnee’s Pocono faith-based organizations to discuss economic PERIODICALS Mountains Balloon Festival was a three-day Environmental Committee: Save development goals for the region. POSTAGE PAID AT event seeing crowds totaling about 20,000 who Our Planet Awards STROUDSBURG, PA 18360 enjoyed balloon launches, fireworks displays, These awards acknowledge outstanding or Health Care Task Force food and craft vendors and rock, soul and innovative environmental contributions in This group was created to identify the (USPS 380-890) country music. categories including businesses, institutions, problems and possible solutions to the rising Pocono Mountains Chamber of Commerce non-profits, government, travel and tourism, cost of health care, which has replaced taxes 556 Main Street volunteer organizations and individuals. as the number one concern of business Stroudsburg, PA 18360-2093 In This Issue owners. (Continued on page 3) Phone: (570) 421-4433 From the Chairman……....…...Pg. 2 FAX: (570) 424-7281 Crescent Lodge, Holiday Mixer Route To: E-Mail: [email protected] Restaurant of the Month ❄ ______‰ URL: http://www.poconochamber.net …………………..………....Pg. 4 Date Change! ______‰ Printed on recycled paper. Welcome New Members……...Pg. 5 For more information❅ please see flyer “Promoting Prosperity in the Poconos” Membership Anniversaries…...Pg. 7 inside this edition❅ of Impact. ______‰

Is your address correct? If not, please change on label and return to Pocono Mountains Chamber of Commerce. Pocono Mountains Chamber of Commerce IMPACT December 2003 Pocono Mountains Chamber of Commerce IMPACT December 2003 From the Chairman of the Board November 2003 Seeking Monthly Breakfast Ertle Suzuki-Auto.Pace.com Calendar of Events December 2...... Women in Business Steering Committee Sponsors Hosts Business Card Exchange 12 noon – PMCC If you are interested in becoming a sponsor for our Monthly Approximately 100 Chamber members and their guests gathered at December 3...... New Member Breakfast Breakfasts, we are currently booking for 2004. These events provide Ertle Suzuki-AutoPace.com. for the November Business Card Exchange. 8 a.m. – PMCC a great way to expose other members to your business in a fun and In addition to the networking opportunities, attendees enjoyed great ...... Membership Committee informal setting. Please call Pat at 421-4433 for more information. food and a chance to view Ertle’s new facility. 4 p.m. – Nazareth National Bank The December Holiday Mixer is scheduled from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. December 5...... Legislative Committee on December 10 at Great Bear Country Club. For more information or 8 a.m. – PMCC to make reservations, see the flyer in this issue of Impact. December 8...... Education Committee Noon – Monroe County CareerLink December 9...... Leadership Pocono Steering Committee For Members Only Mailings- 8 a.m. – PMCC ...... Women in Business Luncheon A Great Chamber Benefit Noon – Stroudsmoor Country Inn Just a reminder that our “For Members Only” mailers are a great ...... Culinary Committee way to introduce others to your business. If you provide the flyers, 4 p.m. – PMCC we do the rest. Flyers must be on an unfolded 8 ½ x 11” sheet, can December 10.....Economic Development Committee be printed on both sides, and should be delivered to our office by 5 As my term as Chairman comes to a close, I cannot help but reflect 8 a.m. – PMCC p.m. on the first Friday of the month to be included in that month’s on what a great year it has been. We are well on our way to achieving ...... Executive Committee mailing. The best part is this is a great marketing tool that helps you our strategic plan’s goals and every special event we sponsored has Noon – PMCC been a success...... Holiday Mixer reach 1600 Chamber members. Book three consecutive months None of this could have been accomplished without the teamwork 5 to 8 p.m. – Great Bear Country Club and pay in advance and the cost is a discounted $100 per month. and dedication of our staff and members. I would again like to December 11.....Pocono Plateau Committee For more information contact the Chamber at 421-4433. thank Pat, Angela, Peter and Miriam for all they do. Their 8 a.m. – Mt. Pocono Municipal Building outstanding work ethic has made this another banner year for the December 15.....Quality of Life Committee Pocono Mountains Chamber of Commerce. 8 a.m. – JR’s Green Scene Our President and CEO Bob Phillips is a valuable asset to the December 16.....Board of Directors Chamber. He was always available when needed and we should be HR Committee New Member Welcome Packet proud to have someone like Bob representing the Chamber. 11 a.m. – Best Western Pocono Inn The HR Committee has already begun to plan 2004’s HR In 2004 the Chamber will be creating New Member Welcome No one person makes an organization successful. Teamwork is ...... Small Business Development Committee the key to our success and it starts with the Executive Committee, Noon – PMCC Conference, scheduled for September 21, 2004 at a location to be Packets designed to offer new Chamber members discounts on working its way down to the Board of Directors and the various December 19 ...Monthly Breakfast announced. The committee is seeking volunteers to help identify goods and services of Chamber member businesses. This one-time committees that make the Chamber the great organization it is 7:30 a.m. – Best Western Pocono Inn issues that HR professionals and business owners are interested in, marketing tool is a great way to offer coupons and other types of today. December 22.....West End Committee in order to plan seminars for this event. Also upcoming for 2004 discounts while getting the word out about your business. Those This year’s Executive Committee was just one example of 8 a.m. – Western Pocono Library are the monthly committee meetings, which will concern HIPAA interested in participating in this special New Member Welcome teamwork at its best. No matter what the issue or event that came December 26.....Environmental Committee regulations and controlling unemployment costs. For more Packet can contact the Chamber at 421-4433. before the committee, everyone was willing to work together to do 8 a.m. – PMCC information contact Vickie Mavis at 610-588-0128. what was best for the Chamber and the community we serve. This was also true of the Board of Directors. They did not rubber-stamp every Executive Committee decision but were willing to listen and ❅ work towards the Chamber’s best interests. Winter Festival Last but certainly not least the teamwork exhibited by the various ❄ Deadline Extended for Nominations for committees is what really makes the Chamber function. The Coming ❄ different special events that we sponsor would not be successful ❅ The 2nd Annual Pocono Mountains Winter Festival will 2003 Save Our Planet Awards without this kind of cooperation. be held at the Pocono Manor on January 31 and The Save Our Planet Awards, to be presented at the Women in Business luncheon on January 13, 2004, acknowledge A special thanks goes to my wife Trudi and my daughter Sarah. February 1, 2004. Activities for the entire family will Their patience and advice are deeply appreciated. outstanding or innovative environmental contributions completed between October 1, 2002 and October 1, 2003 in the It has been an honor and privilege to have served as Chairman ❄ be offered, from a snowman-building contest to horse- following categories: business, institution, non-profit, government, travel and tourism, volunteer organization, and and presided over such a dedicated staff and membership. Please drawn sleigh rides and more. The two-day event will individual. When appropriate, the committee also presents the Mark Lichty Founder's Award for outstanding long-term give Matt Connell the same support and cooperation you have given be highlighted by dog sledding and the Festival Ice Ball commitment to the environmental issues of the Pocono Mountains region. Last year’s recipient of the Founder’s Award me, and the Pocono Mountains Chamber of Commerce will as well as awards for dog sledding teams and their was Craig Todd of the Monroe County Conservation District. continue to grow and prosper in the future as it has in the past. mushers. Musical entertainment will be provided by Applications for the Save Our Planet Awards are available from Miriam at the Chamber at 421-4433. The deadline for In closing I want to thank everyone again and wish you a healthy “Who Knows” and food and beverages will be available application submission has been extended. Submit all applications (self-nominations are encouraged) to the and happy holiday season and a prosperous New Year. ❅ in addition to wares from local retailers. Watch for Environmental Committee in care of the PMCC, 556 Main Street, Stroudsburg, PA 18360. more details in upcoming editions of Impact. For more information, please call Ann at 421-5791 or Miriam at 421-4433. – Bruce Denlinger

Page 2 Page 9 Pocono Mountains Chamber of Commerce IMPACT December 2003 Pocono Mountains Chamber of Commerce IMPACT December 2003 2003 Highlights (Continued) Members in the News Meet the Directors Ribbon Cuttings HR Conference Easter Seals Eastern Pennsylvania recently The HR Committee, newly-formed in 2003, Plateau Committee: Winter announced the appointment of Nancy L. Girl Scouts, Scranton Pocono Council sponsored this conference which took place at Festival, Blueberry Festival Teichman as its new President and CEO. Jane Niering has served as a Fernwood Resort & Country Club. The LaMarr Schneider Coe and staff held a ribbon cutting for the Girl At the two-day Winter Festival, participants Teichman will oversee all day-to-day sales representative at Moritz committee also has sponsored a variety of enjoyed the Festival Ice Ball, dog sledding Scouts, Scranton Pocono Council’s Monroe County Service Center in operations of the Allentown-based agency Embroidery in Mt. Pocono for Stroudsburg. Girl Scouts is dedicated solely to providing girls with human resources workshops for HR races and other wintertime activities. The professionals. that serves thousands of children and the past eleven years, handling an accepting and nurturing environment in which to build Blueberry Festival featured carnival rides, a accounts from the Boy Scouts bake sale and musical entertainment and adults with disabilities in seven counties. character and skills. Images Of The Poconos Magazine to government and local lasted 6 days. Previously, she served as ESEP’s Senior Vice This 4-color publication put out by Journal President, Program Services. buyers to international clients, Communications is an integral part of the Quality of Life Committee: Golf The SkillsUSA-VICA Council, a non- a diversity of “wonderful relocation package and serves as an Tournament, Senior Day Trip, customers” that she has found introduction to the Pocono Mountain region. profit organization providing a variety of Children’s Outing, Children’s programs for career and technical students, to be a rewarding challenge. Christmas Party She also serves as a board Leadership Pocono has just announced a $2500 grant from the The project for the Class of 2003, which The annual golf tournament and fundraiser Verizon Foundation. The grant will be used member at the Pocono Mountain School District; Colonial Intermediate held at Skytop was sold out. A multitude of graduated 16 individuals, was the creation of a for the District 11 SkillsUSA Championship Unit 20 in the Pocono Mountain School District; and the Barrett Friendly Youth Leadership Program. prizes was given out and tournament proceeds Library. “When you live in a community, you do what you can to pay that were filtered into several local programs. The Technology series held this coming community back and be an active participant,” she notes. A Pocono Legislative Breakfast shopping outings and party served the young February in Allentown. Mountains Chamber of Commerce Board member for the past four This was the most highly-attended legislative and senior members of our community. years, past Chair of the Women in Business Committee and current breakfast ever, with a sold-out crowd coming to hear Sen. Robert J. Mellow (D-22), Sen. Start-Up Business Seminars Chair of the Business Card Exchange Committee, she finds her roles at Charles W. Dent (R-16), Rep. Thomas M. Tigue The Chamber held three of these seminars in the Chamber a perfect tie-in to her business background and (D-118), Rep. Kelly Lewis (R-189), and Rep. 2003, sponsored by the Small Business Participate in 2004 involvement in the school district. “We get together and share our Mario M. Scavello (R-176). Development Committee and Monroe Career Make 2004 the year you participate and & Technical Institute. concerns about what happens in the community and how our have a say on the issues. The Pocono Live Debates of Commissioner businesses affect it, on issues like sign ordinances and recycling.” Jane, Team Monroe Mountains Chamber of Commerce would who attended East Stroudsburg University, lives with her husband in Candidates for Primary and Strunk-Albert Engineering This newly-created group is responsible for like to invite all members to attend our Paradise Valley and has three grown children. General Elections David B. Strunk, Russell C. Albert and staff held a ribbon cutting to The debates were carried by Blue Ridge Cable devising economic development strategies to highly successful business card exchanges, celebrate the renovation and expansion of Strunk-Albert TV 13 and sponsored by ESU, Blue Ridge Cable attract more business to the Pocono region monthly breakfasts, and other special and acts as a concerned group of business Engineering, a mechanical and electrical consulting engineering TV 13, the Pocono Record and the Chamber of events throughout the year and to volunteer Commerce. leaders and legislators to work with companies firm located in Stroudsburg. that need assistance to remain in Monroe on any of our various committees. For more information, please contact us at 421-4433. Marketing Seminars County. Quality of Life Committee Several individual seminars were held in 2003 West End Committee and The Quality of Life Committee accompanied by Chamber liaison addressing many different marketing issues in addition to the highly-successful five-session Satellite Office Angela Nixon recently took thirty-seven children from the Salvation series co-hosted and conducted by G2 This year saw the creation of the West End Army on a shopping spree at Odd Lot in Marshalls Creek, followed Integrated Marketing, which culminated in a Committee, which is currently working to by ice cream at Dairy Queen in East Stroudsburg. Meet the Media event. bring Broadband access to Monroe County. Membership Appreciation Party Women in Business Committee Season’s Close to 200 Chamber members attended this This committee gave two scholarships in 2003 gathering at Skytop Lodge. for students to attend Northampton Greetings to Community College. Monroe County Commissioner’s all our members Report to Business Breakfast Youth Appreciation Day Luncheon This event was held at Best Western Pocono Ten area students were honored at this Inn with nearly 150 people attending. luncheon that was held at the Clarion Hotel in from the entire Stroudsburg. The event was sponsored by the Education Committee and the theme was “Overcoming Challenges.” Chamber staff.

Page 8 Page 3 Pocono Mountains Chamber of Commerce IMPACT December 2003 Pocono Mountains Chamber of Commerce IMPACT December 2003 Crescent Lodge From the DeSales University’s MBA Program Is Restaurant of the Month President Hosts October Breakfast Located at the junction of Rts. 191 and 940 in Paradise Valley, the DeSales University’s MBA Program hosted October’s Monthly Breakfast at the Clarion Crescent Lodge & Country Inn offers excellent Classic American cuisine Hotel in Stroudsburg. The speakers were Jim Castagna, Program Coordinator, and Andy Now that 2003 is approaching an ranging from Oysters Casino and BBQ Duck Breast to Lobster Ravioli Roman, Director of Professional Development. Mr. Castagna reported that DeSales is end, we come to realize that the and more, with an extensive selection of fine wines. The charming the largest MBA program in the Lehigh Valley, with two campuses offering online classes Chamber had a very busy year. accommodations boast private sundecks, fireplaces, fully equipped and tuition deferment. Mr. Roman reported that the Center for Professional You might have noticed that the kitchens and sunken Development provides personal attention to the workforce development needs of front page of this issue is Jacuzzis. The restaurant is business clientele, and the Customized Job Training Grant Program. The Monthly Breakfast sponsor was DeSales University dedicated to our open seven days a week The special program was provided by the Kiwanis Club of Stroudsburg. The speaker MBA Program. Shown from left are Chamber President accomplishments over the past and live piano music can was Sue Folk, who reported that the Monroe County Charter was formed in 1922 and and CEO Robert Phillips, James Castagna, Karin Mohr twelve months. Looking ahead, be heard on Fridays, its slogan is “Serving Children of the World.” The Charter sponsors youth programs in and Andy Roman. two upcoming events to note are Saturdays and Sundays. all four school districts, and its goals are to better the lives of children, participate in the Culinary Celebration of the Poconos, held on February 8th, For reservations call 570- fun and fellowship and sharpen leadership skills by overcoming challenges. 2004 at East Stroudsburg University; and Expo 2004, taking place 595-7486 or 800-392- The December Monthly Breakfast, scheduled for 7:30 a.m. on December 19, will be on March 10 and 11, 2004 at ESU’s field house. If you want to 9400. held at the Best Western Pocono Inn and sponsored by Securities America. The special participate in either of these events, please contact the Chamber’s program will be provided by WVIA. office as early as possible. For more information or to make a reservation, see the flyer in this issue of Impact. As I reflect back on 2003, it was a year of both happiness and Meet the Media Seminar sadness: happiness for the many accomplishments of the Chamber On October 23, G2 Integrated and sadness over the untimely death of my colleague Coral Marketing, headed by Gaetan Giannini, Washburn. Even though Coral is no longer here, her team spirit, Membership Anniversaries commitment and leadership live on as we continue to make the The Kiwanis Club of the Stroudburgs provided the joined forces with the Pocono 20 Years special program at the Monthly Breakfast. Mountains Chamber of Commerce, Pocono Mountains Chamber of Commerce the premier advocate for R.M. Frantz, Inc. Adams Outdoor Advertising, Best businesses in our region. I would like to thank the Board of Directors, committee chairs, all the volunteers, and you, the 15 Years Western Pocono Inn and Monroe Cohen and Cohen, P.C. Career and Technical Institute to host a members for your support of our Chamber. I especially would like Nazareth National Bank, Stroudsburg Women in Business Luncheon “Meet the Media” seminar and media to thank the staff for their hard work and unselfish dedication to Pennsylvania Environmental Council auction. Over $2600 was raised for help achieve the Chamber’s mission and goals. Mary Lou and I Features LuAnn M. Ascani Gaetan Giannini would like to wish you and your family a peaceful and happy holiday 10 Years LuAnn M. Ascani from Brookmont Health Care Center, Inc. was the guest Fitzmaurice Community Services. Norman C. Fox, Builder and a prosperous 2004. speaker at November’s Women in Business Luncheon held at the Chateau Generous donations were provided by the following media companies: Monroe County Surgical Associates, Inc. Adams Outdoor Advertising, G2 Integrated Marketing, JT Designs, The Nazareth National Bank, Bethlehem Resort & Conference Center. Ascani’s topic was “Facilitating Change.” Morning Call, Nassau Broadcasting (WSBG, WVPO, and WWYY), The Office of Vocational Rehabilitation The December Women in Business Annual Holiday Luncheon is Northeast Pennsylvania Business Journal, The Pocono Record, Signs The Wood Co. scheduled for noon on Tuesday, December 9, at the Stroudsmoor Country And Graphics, and Target Select Cable Advertising. Also lending their Inn from noon “until.” As usual, the Women in Business Committee will 5 Years celebrate the year’s end with singing holiday songs and carols, lead by Ginny invaluable support and assistance were media representatives and It’s that time again! AccuNet Internet buyers. It is hoped that the “Meet the Media” marketing seminar will Acorns to Oaks Day Care Kirkwood. Please contact Miriam at the Chamber at 421-4433 before the become an annual event. Barton Heights Veterinary Hospital December 4 deadline. Don’t forget to bring a holiday ornament for the Boone HVAC, Inc. traditional ornament exchange! Davis Management Services, Inc. For more information or PNC Bank, Blakeslee to make a reservation, see A Culinary Celebration PNC Bank, East Stroudsburg the flyer in this issue of PNC Bank, Marshalls Creek of the Poconos PNC Bank, Mt. Pocono Impact. East Stroudsburg University will be hosting the Chamber’s upcoming We’re gearing up for Expo 2004, being held at East PNC Bank, Pocono Pines Culinary Celebration of the Poconos on February 8, 2004 from noon to Stroudsburg University on March 10 and 11 from 3- 8:30 PNC Bank, Stroudsburg Women in Business Chair 4 p.m. The event will be held at ESU’s Keystone Room, Center for p.m…look out for the flyer and sponsorship details in this PNC Bank, Tannersville Debi Cope, left, stands with Hospitality Management. Businesses that would like to participate may issue of Impact. Information and forms will also be available Penn Security Bank & Trust Company contact Chamber liaison Debbie Burke at 421-4433 and tickets will be Sunrise Homes speaker LuAnn M. Ascani on our Web site. Check it out at www.poconochamber.net. from Brookmont Health available at the Chamber office at 556 Main Street in Stroudsburg. Look Deadline for exhibitors is December 31, 2003. for more details in future issues of Impact. Congratulations! Care Center, Inc.

Page 4 Page 7 Pocono Mountains Chamber of Commerce IMPACT December 2003 Pocono Mountains Chamber of Commerce IMPACT December 2003 Welcome New Members These new members are not listed in the 2003 Membership Directory & Buyer’s Guide. NOTE: the first two members were Pocono Mountain Yoga Alliance Raven Direct inadvertently omitted from the November Impact listing. Please be sure to add this page to your copy of the Directory. Sarah Bentz Michael Bailey PO Box 1282 6864 Chrisphalt Drive SilverMind Network Sloan, Francis, Architect Stroudsburg, PA 18360 Bath, PA 18014-8503 Donald DePete Francis Sloan 570-420-0643 610-837-6769 17 Summit Drive 3319 Rt. 191/390 [email protected] 610-837-2992 Stroudsburg, PA 18360 Paradise Corp. Center www.pmya.org [email protected] 570-807-3218 Cresco, PA 18326-0405 NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS www.ravendirect.com 570-683-2583 570-595-7791 MAILING SERVICES [email protected] 570-595-3802 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES [email protected] [email protected] TLC's Delights WRH Assessments ARCHITECTS-ENGINEERS Liz Tirado W. Ridgely Haines 319 Dorsey Street PO Box 284 Perth Amboy, NJ 08861 Clarks Summit, PA 18411-0284 ADS Window Fashions Cassata Partners 570-656-1175 570-586-8268 Angelo Rodriguez Frank Cassata 732-826-9449 509-352-6401 21 Rollingwood Trails PO Box 176 [email protected] [email protected] Saylorsburg, PA 18353-9233 Buck Hill Falls, PA 18323-9998 CATERING www.wrh-assessments.com 570-688-1083 570-595-7073 HUMAN RESOURCES 570-688-1083 [email protected] [email protected] CONSULTANTS WINDOW TREATMENTS

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