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Presentation MAYOR LLOYD WINNECKE WELCOME CHRISTINE KECK Managing Director, Federal Government Affairs, Vectren - A CenterPoint Energy Company Board Chair, Southwest Indiana Chamber GOLD SPONSOR SILVER SPONSORS SIGNATURE SERIES TECHNOLOGY SPONSOR DECOR SPONSOR LIVE STREAM SPONSOR MEDIA SPONSOR CORPORATE TABLE: Ascension St. Vincent Evansville | Banterra Bank | BWX Technologies | CountryMark D-Patrick, Inc. | Deaconess Hospital | Economic Development Coalition of Southwest Indiana | Edward Jones | Evansville Teachers Federal Credit Union FC Tucker Emge Realtors | Field & Main Bank | Friends of Mayor Winnecke German American Bank | Hafer | Harding, Shymanski & Company, P.S.C. Houchens Insurance Group | Industrial Contractors Skanska, Inc. | Jackson Kelly PLLC Kahn, Dees, Donovan & Kahn, LLP | Mulzer Crushed Stone, Inc. | Oakland City University Parenting Time Center | Regency Properties | Shoe Carnival | Stoll Keenon Ogden PLLC | Tropicana Evansville | University of Evansville Warehouse Services, Inc. | Working Distributors Ziemer, Stayman, Weitzel & Shoulders CORPORATE SPONSORS CORPORATE VIRTUAL: Anchor Industries, Inc. | Baird Evansville Regional Airport | Indiana Members Credit Union Ivy Tech Community College | University of Southern Indiana BOARD MEMBERS, & ELECTED OFFICIALS Thank you for all your hard work and service! SLATE OF OFFICERS/DIRECTORS JEAN BLANTON Partner, Ziemer, Stayman, Weitzel & Shoulders Governance Committee Chair, Southwest Indiana Chamber HAROLD CALLOWAY University of Southern Indiana Trustee 2020 – 2021 NEW BOARD MEMBER FRED EMORY Commercial Risk Advisor, ONI Risk Partners, an Epic Company 2020 – 2021 NEW BOARD MEMBER CHRIS HEAD SVP, Retail Banking Manager, First Federal Savings Bank 2020 – 2021 NEW BOARD MEMBER MARK HEALY Director of Quality, Ascension St. Vincent Evansville 2020 – 2021 NEW BOARD MEMBER COURT KULL President Greater Indiana Region, Southern Market, Fifth Third Bank 2020 – 2021 NEW BOARD MEMBER DR. JAMES PORTER President, Deaconess Health System 2020 – 2021 NEW BOARD MEMBER CHAD SULLIVAN Attorney, Jackson Kelly PLLC 2020 – 2021 NEW BOARD MEMBER ASH TITZER Director of Midstream, CountryMark 2020 – 2021 NEW BOARD MEMBER DANIELA VIDAL Chancellor, Ivy Tech Community College 2020 – 2021 NEW BOARD MEMBER Amber Thorn Chris Pietruszkiewicz Doug Petitt Art Pike Christine Keck Dr. James Porter Ash Titzer Cindy Staples Drew Heckert Bernard Peter Court Kull Ellen Redding Beth McFadin Higgins Curt Begle Fred Emory Bill Schirmer Dan Parod Greg Risch Brad Ellsworth Daniela Vidal Guy Jackson Brandon McClish Darin Lander Harold Calloway Brant Flores Dave Freeman Jake McGennis Chad Sullivan David Anderson Jay Hiett Chris Head David Rector Jean Blanton Chris Jackson David Smith Jeff Justice 2020 - 2021 BOARD MEMBERS Jennifer Keache Kyla Dowell Nate Hahn Jennifer Raibley Kyle Fields Niall McConville Jim McMurray Laura Scott Patty Vanoven Jim Sandgren Lisa Slade Paula Pinkstaff John Briscoe Luke Leder Pepper Mulherin John Lamb Luke Yaeger Pete Paradossi Johnathan Pope Mark Healy Phillip Roberts Kari Fluegel Matt Thompson Ronald Rochon Kathy Briscoe Mayor Lloyd Stacy McNeill Kathy Reinke Winnecke Steve Bennett Kelli Mitchell Mike O’Daniel Tara Barney Kerry Jackson Mike Schopmeyer Trudy Stock 2020 - 2021 BOARD MEMBERS CURT BEGLE Division President, Berry Global Board Chair 2020 – 2021 NEW OFFICER LUKE YAEGER President, Indiana Members Credit Union Chair-Elect 2020 – 2021 NEW OFFICER DR. JAMES PORTER President, Deaconess Health System Secretary 2020 – 2021 NEW OFFICER DAVE FREEMAN Partner, BKD, LLP Treasurer 2020 – 2021 NEW OFFICER OUTGOING BOARD MEMBER SHAWN MCCOY Deaconess Health System 3 Years Thank you! OUTGOING BOARD MEMBER KEITH MESSMER BKD, LLP 9 Years Thank you! OUTGOING BOARD MEMBER MIKE HEAD First Federal Savings Bank 3 Years Thank you! OUTGOING BOARD MEMBER MICHELLE HUDSON Shrode Agency, Inc. 4 Years Thank you! OUTGOING BOARD MEMBER GEORGE MORGAN CountryMark Energy Resources, LLC 9 Years Thank you! OUTGOING BOARD MEMBER BRAD MUEHLBAUER Koch Air, LLC 6 Years Thank you! OUTGOING BOARD MEMBER SCOTT THOMAS 4 Years Thank you! 2020 PIVOT: MOVING FORWARD CHRISTINE KECK Managing Director, Federal Government Affairs, Vectren - A CenterPoint Energy Company Board Chair, Southwest Indiana Chamber COVID-19 RESPONSE BY THE NUMBERS 6,914 431 834 104 # of # of business # of survey # of small restaurant owners respondents - businesses take-out/ participating thank you! highlighted on delivery in virtual WFIE 14 Serving website town hall the Tri-State pageviews meetings in March COVID-19 RESPONSE BY THE NUMBERS 2,757 $6.3M 307 # of Disaster related # of businesses member capital funding listed on support approved swinchamber.com calls through SW as resources in March, Indiana SBDC April and May WELCOME CHRISTINE KECK Managing Director, Federal Government Affairs, Vectren - A CenterPoint Energy Company Board Chair, Southwest Indiana Chamber GOAL #1 Be deliberate about bringing 5,000 high-paying new job opportunities to our region that build on our strong manufacturing history and secure its future. GOAL #2 Increase our population by 10,000 residents, half of which are in the early stage of their careers. GOAL #3 A highly trained workforce that is globally competitive and relevant. GOAL #4 Reduce the percentage of households living in poverty. GOAL #5 Get healthier – improve the quality and quantity of our residents lives. WELCOME CHRISTINE KECK Managing Director, Federal Government Affairs, Vectren - A CenterPoint Energy Company Board Chair, Southwest Indiana Chamber TARA BARNEY President & CEO, Southwest Indiana Chamber http://bit.ly/donate911 47 KEYNOTE INTRODUCTION STEVE GREENLEY Senior Vice President of Generation Development, Vectren - A CenterPoint Energy Company KEYNOTE ADDRESS DAVID MORKAL FDNY Battalion Chief TARA BARNEY President & CEO, Southwest Indiana Chamber DISTINGUISHED BUSINESS PERSON OF THE YEAR @swinchamber @swinchamber DISTINGUISHED BUSINESS PERSON OF THE YEAR DR. JAMES PORTER President, Deaconess Health System @swinchamber DISTINGUISHED BUSINESS PERSON OF THE YEAR SHAWN MCCOY CEO, Deaconess Health System BUSINESS OF THE YEAR @swinchamber @swinchamber BUSINESS OF THE YEAR TOM SALMON Chairman & CEO, Berry Global CURT BEGLE Division President, Berry Global 2020 – 2022 Board Chair, Southwest Indiana Chamber On behalf of the Chamber staff and sponsors of this evening, thank you for joining us tonight! @swinchamber.
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