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The Good News Northwest Missouri Enterprise Facilitation “Helping to Grow Our Communities, One Entrepreneur at a Time.” Just a Few of our New NW MO Businesses! The Good News Northwest Missouri Enterprise Facilitation “Helping to grow our communities, one entrepreneur at a time.” Eighty-five Attend 2019 NWMEF Annual Dinner Celebration Tuck Point Bar & Grill, Ravenwood Eighty-five NWMEF Board Pure Natural Depot, Maryville members and guests celebrated the successes of Northwest Missouri Enterprise Facilitation at the organization’s Points of Interest: annual meeting, February 13, 2019. The Look for more of our (Since November board and guests gathered to acknowledge Above: A & M Amusements, Maryville unique businesses as 2006) the accomplishments of 2018. Keli Morris, Left: Topline Nutrition, Savannah vendors at the Great Enterprise Facilitator, announced the list of Northwest Missouri the 17 new businesses which were assisted Clients Assisted: 993 in their start-ups in the six county area. Wine Fest 2019! She also spoke of the 42 new jobs which Businesses Started: 109 www.nwmef.org resulted from the start-ups. She said that of Prairie Specialties, LLC, King City, MO. since the organization’s beginnings in 2006, The clients explained how NWMEF Jobs Created: 423 NWMEF has helped with 105 new business assisted in establishing their now thriving In Appreciation for your Dedication and Support creations, resulting in 408 jobs. Keli spoke Jobs Retained: 80 enterprises and thanked the organization movingly about NWMEF’s purpose and the and Keli Morris for the support given. Advanced Pork System KQ2 TV Tomboy Tools—Ginny ways it reaches out to entrepreneurs in the Alpha Media—KAAN Laukemper Motors Vernon Estimated New Sales: Northwest Missouri Enterprise is NWMEF is an region. She gave kudos to the NWMEF AM,FM;KKWKI/KMRN Jim Lower Marketing Tri-County News a nonprofit organization which offers free $24,454,749.00 Resource Board, who volunteer many Andrew County Marsh, Espey & Riggs, PC US Bank & Trust economic development and confidential business coaching in a six hours to the nonprofit organization. Keli Atchison County Maryville Daily Forum & the Post USDA project trained by the Sirolli county region. (Atchison, Andrew, Development Corporation Maryville HyVee Worth County Institute and serves potential was applauded by all present for her Gentry, Holt, Nodaway, and Worth). Atchison Co. Mail Midwest Data/Rock Port, Tarkio, and entrepreneurs in six Missouri competent business coaching and delivery Bob Caldwell Maryville NWMEF counties: Andrew, Atchison, of NWMEF client services through 2018. Citizens Bank & Trust Mo-Kan Development Incoming Board Chairman Mike Board Members Gentry, Holt, Nodaway and City of Maryville Mound City Development Worth. Services are offered SUMMER ISSUE Thomson acknowledged the Board’s Corporation Commerce Bank completely free and are 2019 appreciation for the service of the outgoing Community Hospital, Fairfax Mound City News We apologize for any Chairman, Jerry Ingle. He expressed his Nodaway County Government errors made in mentioning strictly confidential. More Diocese of Kansas City-St. thanks for his volunteerism and support of Joseph Nodaway News Leader our donors. Please inform than 60 volunteers from the the Enterprise Facilitator. Jerry Ingle also East Hills Shopping Center Nodaway Valley Bank us so that we can make a six counties, along with Annual Dinner Fairfax Agency, Inc., Bob & Northwest Missouri Cellular correction in our next regional representation, was presented with NWMEF’s esteemed RAVE award, honoring his exemplary Marilyn Alldredge Northwest Health Services newsletter. comprise the NWMEF Be Part of Deb Powers & Mike Sykowski NWMEF Board Members service and efforts above and beyond in Fairfax Forum Resource Board which serves Wine Fest 2019! Farmers Publishing Promote with Jeff-Vernon are not named due to as a think tank assisting the assisting to promote and carry out its Farmers State Bank Graphics space limitations, but your goals. Officers were approved for the year Enterprise Facilitator by Facilitator Focus Gentry County Rogers Pharmacy contribution to our project brainstorming solutions for 2019. They were: Mike Thomson St. Joseph News Press is ALWAYS Golden Triangle Energy client needs. For more (Nodaway Co.), Chairman, Monica Bailey Holt County Savannah Chamber of Commerce APPRECIATED Board Member information about NWMEF, (Atchison Co.), Vice Chair, and incumbents Jack Vernon Trucking Savannah Reporter Spotlight Jeanne Rost (Andrew Co.), Treasurer and Jim’s Barber Shop-Jim Rost SBG Midwest, Kamara Roach contact Keli Morris, NWMEF is a not-for-profit Sister Christine Martin (Andrew Co.), Jim & Teresa Jacoby Shelter Insurance, Stanberry Enterprise Facilitator, at (816) For tickets, go to www.nwmef.org Kansas City Power & Light Sisters of St. Francis, Savannah organization. 262-9400 or Contact Information Secretary. Kent Peterson Insurance Sunny 101.3 AM 1230 KTNC [email protected] All listened attentively to the three A benefit for client presentations. These were given by KFEQ Radio Tarkio Avalanche In Appreciation Northwest Missouri Enterprise Facilitation: Kincaid Gardens The Klub Bar & Restaurant Sarah Kurtz of Beyond Interpreting, LLC, “Our vision is to contribute to the King City Chamber of The Wool Shop, Grant City Oregon, Jyssica Rosier of Southern Barbie stabilization and economic growth of our local Commerce Tiffany Care Centers Boutique, Stanberry, MO, and Janet Morey communities in Northwest Missouri through http://www.facebook.com/NWMEF KMA Radio Times Observer the fulfillment of individuals’ business dreams.” SUMMER 2019 The Great Northwest Wine Fest—Be a Part of It All! Facilitator Focus Are you aware of one of the largest homegrown fundraisers in Northwest MO region which was started to What small businesses have you frequented recently? I don’t have to tell benefit a nonprofit organization which assists our region? you that the flooding we have experienced this spring has greatly impacted our Plans for the 10th Annual Great Northwest Wine Fest communities in overwhelming ways. Many of you have probably donated time, sponsored by Northwest MO Enterprise Facilitation, are in full money and belongings to help aid in the disaster relief efforts. Helen Keller once swing. Money raised from this great event goes toward the said “Alone, we can do so little; together we can do so much.” I love northwest nonprofit’s expenses so that our coach, Keli Morris, Enterprise Missouri because time and time again, when a crisis arises, the community rallies Facilitator, can coach anyone desiring to become an and supports one another like no other. While I am deeply concerned for the entrepreneur and start up or improve on an existing business communities that have been devastated by the flooding, I am also overwhelmed in the six counties we serve, namely: Atchison, Holt, Nodaway, with concern for our small businesses. Andrew, Gentry, and Worth. Since the organization is a 501c3 Are you aware of a business that could use some guidance as they rebound NWMEF Facilitator services are offered FREE of charge, no matter how many from the flooding? NWMEF is here to help! Whether it is helping them find Keli Morris. times they meet. financial resources, develop a marketing strategy or just someone to confide in, I Join us September 21, North Griffith Park, Mound City, MO for this big Fundraising event for want to hear from them! NWMEF is dedicated to helping sustain our rural NWMEF. Hours are 11:30 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. The Wine Fest features 11 or more Missouri wineries, sharing communities by offering Free and Confidential guidance to small business owners. “We can’t help some of Missouri’s best wines, over 60 Artisan Vendors, 6 Eateries of delicious foods with a nice variety and a It doesn’t matter the stage of business they are in: start-up, existing, or ready to everyone, but fantastic array of entertainers, at the beautiful setting next to the scenic grape vineyards. Those sampling these retire, I am here to help them navigate through their journey. wonderful wines have access to unlimited sampling. Attendees can purchase bottles and sit and enjoy the music I encourage you to stop in and see your local businesses, now is just as everyone can at decorative tables and chairs which are available in front of the stage. important as ever. They need our support. Take my information with you and let help someone.” Sponsorships provide even more help in making the fundraiser a success for our them know I am ready to help. organization. Every attendee receives a brochure detailing the sponsorships, entertainers, and vendors Keli Morris, Facilitator 816-262-9400 Ronald Reagan present. Sponsors are offered at different levels and our sponsors’ names are published in other places for added publicity. In gratitude for these sponsorships, tickets are given. Board Member Spotlight When you do nothing, Sponsorship levels are: $1,000 (8 tickets); $500 (4 tickets); $250 you feel overwhelmed (2 tickets); $100 (1 ticket) or $75. Our nonprofit organization New Officers were elected at NWMEF’s Annual Meeting held in February. and powerless. But will accept and welcome any amount. All donations are tax Mike Thomson was elected as Chairman and Monica Bailey as Vice Chair. Both when you get involved, deductible. Additional sponsorship forms can be obtained by individuals have been active in community service for a number of years. They are contacting Marilyn Alldredge, Wine Fest Coordinator, 660-744- motivated by love of their communities. you feel the sense of 3146. hope and Many of NWMEF’s clients reserve a booth to sell their Mike says, “I believe the most personal satisfaction from being on accomplishment that wares or inform about their services at this annual event. This the board comes from seeing the success of those people that we comes from knowing helps more people are able to assist. As a former Representative, I also understand you are working to to become aware how each of these success stories has a positive impact on our of their businesses and is another way NWMEF supports their communities that often struggle to keep up and provide the services make things better.” success.
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