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Midstate Who’s Who Chamber Business Communities Information Directory Guide: and and Meriden Go-To Membership Wallingford Resource Guide Guide Berlin The Midstate Chamber of Commerce proudly promotes and supports our diverse business members in Berlin, Cheshire, Meriden, Wallingford and throughout central Connecticut Midstate Chamber of Commerce: 546 South Broad St., Suite 2C, Meriden, CT 06450 p: 203.235.7901 | [email protected] | f: 203.686.0172 www.midstatechamber.com Leadership Promotion Education Networking If you are interested in promoting & growing your business while See how investing in our communities... Make us YOUR Chamber of Choice. you use energy. Join Us. Our free online tool will help you understand how you use energy in your home or business. We’ll show you a detailed analysis of your energy usage by category and provide you with We VALUE each and every one of our recommendations for how to reduce and optimize your energy use. We’ll also connect you to available incentives, rebates and professional resources to get you started on a customized members and design our programs with our energy plan that’s right for you or your business. members in mind. Call 877-WISE-USE (877-947-3873) or visit Eversource.com to start your energy savings plan today. www.midstatechamber.com 203.235.7901 Eversource.com We proudly support and promote our member #1 Energy Efficiency Provider businesses in Berlin, Cheshire, Meriden, —According to Ceres, 2016 Benchmarking Utility Clean Energy report Southington, Wallingford and throughout Central Connecticut. 550+ Members & Growing... Energize Connecticut—Programs are funded by a charge on customer energy bills. @MidstateCoC www.facebook.com/MidstateCoC Contents To learn more about partnering with the Midstate Chamber, contact us: 546 South Broad St., 2c, Meriden, CT 06450 Phone: 203. 235.7901 Fax: 203.686.0172 [email protected] www.midstatechamber.com Section 1: Directory Consultation: The Marketing & Publicity Committee Chamber & Community Guide and Health & Wellness Council of The Midstate Chamber of Commerce Advertisers’ Index...........................................1 Print Advisor: Midstate Chamber of Commerce..................2 Bob Carr A Message to Our Readers............................ 4 Directory Printing: Premier Printing & Mailing Solutions The Four Pillars...............................................5 Photo Credits: Chamber Committees.....................................6 Chamber Staff and photos from the Chamber Board of Directors..........................8 Chamber’s Annual Meeting, Dinner & Silent Auction: Jennifer Maring, Maring Visuals Executive Members.......................................9 We encourage you to use this guide as your “go-to” Chamber Awards...........................................11 source of information on our area. Kindly frequent the Student Education Awards..............................12 advertisers and members listed here for all of your needs. These businesses understand the importance of working Ribbon Cuttings & Special Events...............13 together to continue to make our region a great place to About the Region..........................................14 live, work, play and learn! About Meriden, CT.......................................15 A very special thank you to all of our advertisers that have made this publication possible! About Wallingford, CT.................................15 About Berlin, CT...........................................16 Advertisers’ Index: Transportation.......................................17 A & A Office Systems, Inc........................10 American Addiction Centers, Inc. ...........OBC Business & Education....................................19 Assisted Living Services, Inc....................18 REAL Communities.....................................20 Beecher & Bennett Funeral Service...............6 Bongiovanni Insurance & Financial.............6 “Official” Regional Contacts........................22 The Bradley Home........................................20 Chamber Staff..............................................22 Easterseals: Center for Better Hearing....16 Easterseals: Children’s Academy...............19 Easterseals: Medical Rehabilitation Svcs.....8 Section 2: Energy Efficiency Fund...................I/S Front Eversource Energy........................................9 Chamber Member Business Directory Four Points by Sheraton Meriden...........21 Friends of the Meriden Public Library......18 Chamber Members: Alphabetical..............23 Gardner Painting, LLC ...................................22 Chamber Members: By Category...............41 Il Monticello.....................................................22 Kinder-Garden Learning Center...................19 Liberty Bank...................................................20 MembersFirst CT Federal Credit Union....16 Meriden Adult Education...........................19 Premier Printing & Mailing Solutions.........17 Prentis Printing Solutions, Inc...................6 PROSHRED Security.......................................8 Law Offices of E.B. Quirk..........................22 Record-Journal Publishing Co., Inc........... .12 Rose Flowers & Gifts.....................................18 Salon Nathaniel LLC.................................1 Stamford Insurance Group | SIG..............7 Star Auto Sales...............................................16 L. Suzio York Hill Companies..................17 Ting Ho Chinese Restaurant....................21 TriCircle,Inc............................................22 Updike, Kelly & Spellacy, PC.....................3 Valencia Discount Liquor & Wine Shop....16 Web Solutions, Inc...........................................2 Wheeler Clinic Foster Care Programs........10 Women and Families Center......................5 Workforce Alliance.........................................1 4 www.midstatechamber.com - 1 - Midstate Chamber of Commerce he 565+ businesses and organizations that are members Your Digital of the Midstate Chamber Tof Commerce have chosen to Marketing Partner set themselves apart from other businesses. Membership in central CT’s most active chamber is the Strategy difference between just being in the Design & Creative community and being an integral piece of the fabric of our community. Development eCommerce www.websolutions.com Membership in the Midstate Chamber provides important connections for Analytics 203-235-7777 our members, improving business and supporting the growth of our communities. Membership also allows for valuable It’s simple to join and for MANY partnerships within and amongst small businesses the annual fellow members AND with local and investment is less than $1 day - less regional organizations, including, but than your morning cup of coffee! certainly not limited to: » Join by completing our online membership application - (https:// www.midstatechamber.com/ Membership/default.asp) Our Members are diverse in every » Stop by the office and meet with the way, ranging from small home-based friendly chamber team to initiate your businesses to large, regional entities. enrollment We extend an invitation to ANY » Join at our next event or mail in business in the region to join us. your application and payment We also have members out-of-state who desire to align with us for our leadership and to garner market Our members are credible, reputable share in the central Connecticut businesses that describe their chamber area. membership as the most important connection they can have with their Why join? Businesses are motivated community. to join for a number of factors. Some of the top reasons include: The Midstate Chamber of Commerce PROMOTION - stand out proudly serves and promotes our and get noticed in your Our Offices are Located at: business members in Berlin, Cheshire, community Meriden, Southington, Wallingford 546 South Broad St., Suite 2C, and throughout central Connecticut EDUCATION - lifelong Meriden, CT 06450 (CT). learning - on hot topics for your biz Phone: 203. 235.7901 LEADERSHIP & Fax: 203.686.0172 ADVOCACY- get things done & have a voice in key initiatives [email protected] • Berlin www.midstatechamber.com NETWORKING - make valuable connections to grow your business CREDIBILITY - build your reputation through membership - 2 - www.midstatechamber.com LAW n BUSINESS n POLITICS n TECHNOLOGY AA PPROUDROUD SSUPPORTERUPPORTER OFOF THETHE MMIDSTATEIDSTATE CCHAMBERHAMBER OFOF CCOMMERCEOMMERCE Globally Capable ~ Distinctively Connecticut Thomas J. Welsh, Esq. n 860.548.2654 n www.uks.com Hartford n New Haven n East Haven n Middletown n Storrs directions his chamber is to members a community midstatechamber.com: businesses portal to resources and much T ...where businesses, for both residents more. Our and businesses. We residents and award- have compiled an visitors to the region winning site extensive list of web resources and find MEMBERS of the has been informational sites in a variety of recognized categories. You’ll find all of these Midstate Chamber! by The American Association of under the Resources tab at www. Chamber of Commerce Executives. midstatechamber.com. including: “Our website is so active Economic Development and full of info that our The Midstate Chamber’s website Entrepreneurial Resources site often pops upfirst enjoys tremendous traffic. Because Financial Assistance of this level of activity, many Community Events when using search members are discovering the Business Education / Training engines like google(R)!” added value of
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