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Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 1 B a r t l e t t I n s i g h t s welcome BARTLETT, TENNESSEE: A GREAT PLACE TO From the Mayor { WORK, LIVE AND PLAY t’s time again to stroll through the pages of this year’s leisure activities, there’s family Bartlett Insights Magazine and take a look at some of the entertainment for almost every people, places and things that make us proud to be part taste. of the Bartlett community. The emphasis in this issue The same is true when it comes Iis on the service sector, and how the delivery of those services to the delivery of our shopping affects how we work, play, shop and live in Bartlett. goods. I am continuously amazed We’ve known for a long time our local medical services are by the variety and quality of top-notch—our doctors, clinics and hospitals that are second our commerce and shopping to none. But how many have had the opportunity to learn opportunities in Bartlett. And even about some of the newer and complementary medical services more so by the entrepreneurship also offered in our city? In these pages you’ll read about a few that’s created local stores with I bet you’ve not heard of, until now. You’ll also see updated loyal followings for over two information on some of our medical device leaders, and how decades. I’m equally impressed their continued growth is resulting in strategic partnerships with the small service businesses and retail operations that with local colleges and universities. These alliances will started with a dream, determination, and a little extra space in positively impact our workforce for years to come and will someone’s spare room or garage. inevitably lead to the steady creation of new jobs in our area. As I reflect on the tremendous people of Bartlett—those We may not be the “city that never sleeps,” but Bartlett who live and work here, those who shop and play here—I’m is certainly one with no lack of venues for play. Whether it’s reminded once again what an awesome honor it is to serve this Bartlett’s Parks and Recreation, or small businesses offering thriving community.

~ Mayor A. Keith McDonald

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B a r t l e t t I n s i g h t s LIVE Bartlett Neighborhoods { With more than 70 active homeowner’s associations and neighborhood watch groups, the City of Bartlett offers a wide range of safe communities to live in.

ne of the most affordable environment of fellowship and fun. eighborhood HOA’s are stronger than they have neighborhoods in Bartlett is Bartlett Davies Plantation, Windolyn Estates, and Bartlett Country Highland Condos - the only Bartlett are a few neighborhoods in Bartlett where you can find lot been in many years, according to Laura Gaither with Crye-Leike. neighborhood where you can still sizes of more than an acre. Davies Plantation features rolling N purchase a home for under $100,000. hills, and the large stately homes sit near to a walking track, Homebuyers are choosing to move to Bartlett for more than just the Homeowners in Easthill, where playground, and park. Brunswick Park and Bartlett Pointe are excellent schools. Many people who grew up in the area are returning prices are less than $200,000, love smaller, newer communities with less than 100 homes, while Brunswick Park, Villages at Brunswick, Windolyn Estates, and for the variety of amenities, home price points and convenience. that it is conveniently located near a neighborhood elementary school.O In Birdsong Estates and Country Club Estates, Chatham Pond are some of the few gated communities you will homeowners have access to a neighborhood pool and enjoy an find in Bartlett.

6 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 7 B a r t l e t t I n s i g h t s LIVE Living SAFE Under the Leadership of Police Chief Captain Glen Williamson, { Bartlett is One of the Safest Places to Live in the state. o, what is the one major thing citizens of Bartlett can do to reduce crime by fifty to sixty percent, and make the Slives of their police officers easier? “It’s so simple, you’re not even going to believe it,” says Bartlett’s Chief of Police, Glen Williamson. “You wanna guess?” Long pause. “Okay, I’ll just tell you. Lock your car.” That’s it? That’s it, asserts Williamson, who was promoted to Bartlett Police Chief this January after serving eleven years as Assistant Chief. Williamson replaced Gary Rikard, who retired in December of 2018. Williamson, a University of Memphis graduate, began his career with the department in 1990. “In nine out of ten auto burglaries, items such as purses, laptops, money— even guns, are stolen,” states Williamson. These thefts prompt calls to the Bartlett Police Department, which in turn lead to investigations, and finally become crime statistics. “I would never leave a gun in my car, but some people do.

8 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 are offered each spring and fall, and the program is a great way to connect with 25-30 slots fill up quickly. Participants our community,” states Williamson. are assigned class counselors who guide Williamson also encourages Bartlett Another way the Bartlett them through the program. Police citizens to hook up with them on social Police Department engages detectives explain how investigations are media. “We didn’t have Facebook run, and give participants a first-hand when I began 30 years ago,” recounts citizens is through their look at how equipment like laser scans Williamson. “But now, we use it almost popular Citizens Police and fingerprinting devices operate. On daily.” The site is followed by almost the patrol side, they meet the K-9 unit, 36,000 people. “It’s part of our continued Academy. These 8-weekend learn about radar gun use, and get to effort to stay connected and visible.” programs are offered each ride along with a SWOT team. “This ~ Deborah Camp spring and fall, and the 25-30 slots fill up quickly. Participants are assigned class counselors who guide them through the program.

How did Bartlett earn and retain this reputation? “I think it started with—and is today—high visibility and traffic enforcement,” Williamson replies. “Aggressive traffic enforcement is at the top of our list. ‘Aggressive’ doesn’t mean someone is always getting a ticket, but it allows officers to check out situations that don’t seems normal. We can pull over someone if there is reasonable suspicion that something might be awry.” Suspicious activities might be someone’s erratic driving, a person stopped at a location for a long time for no apparent reason, or a driver circling around a neighborhood in a vehicle residents haven’t noticed before. I think Bartlett being rated as one of the Irresponsible gun owners make the pickings a lot juicier for Sometimes people call in with requests

‘‘ thieves. And worse, stolen guns can sometimes lead to bigger to check out an unfamiliar car driving

top ten safest cities in Tennessee started crimes.” aimlessly in a neighborhood.

with—and is today—high visibility and Bartlett, Tennessee has a long standing reputation for “Sometimes people are just lost, and being a safe place to live, work and play. Numerous realty and need help finding a street or an address,”

traffic enforcement. Aggressive traffic quality of living websites consistently rank Bartlett as one of says Williamson. “We want to engage Tennessee’s safest and best communities to raise a family. people, and to be a familiar, reliable

enforcement is at the‘‘ top of our list. Last year a study conducted by the National Council for presence. High visibility is a good thing!” ~ P o l i c e C h i e f C a p t a i n G l e n W i l l i a m s o n , Home Safety and Security ranked Bartlett as one of the top Another way the Bartlett Police B a r t l e t t P o l i c e D e p a r t m e n t ten safest cities in Tennessee. Researchers incorporated data Department engages citizens is from the most recent FBI Uniform Crime Report Statistics through their popular Citizens Police along with other information from sources such as alarm.org. Academy. These 8-weekend programs

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ith 15 years serving the health care of care and meeting and exceeding patient service needs of the local community, Saint expectations.” Francis Hospital-Bartlett knows that The 196-bed hospital at 2986 Kate Bond Road - compassion and care are critically the only hospital located in Bartlett - is a full-service Wimportant when it comes to a patient’s healing and for facility. Features include critical care, cardiac care, labor families dealing with extremely stressful times. & delivery, neonatal intensive care (NICU), oncology, Healthcare & “’A community built on care’ is our overall driving urology, physical therapy and a 16-bed orthopedic/spine theme – so from a customer service perspective it’s about unit. The 33-room ER sees approximately 44,000 visits doing the right thing at the right time all the time for per year. the patient,” said Chris Locke, CEO of Saint Francis “We’re very much tied to the Bartlett community,” Wellness Hospital-Bartlett. “That includes providing great quality said Locke, who also serves as the chairman of the { Saint Francis Hospital- Bartlett Delivers World-Class Healthcare: Bartlett celebrates Traditional and Complementary Better Care, { 15th anniversary this year. Better Outcomes

here are a number of WalletHub.com, Niche’s 2019 Best Places metrics that determine the to Live, and others. livability of a city, town or Bartlett’s almost 60,000 residents have community. Access to high easy access to world-class hospitals and Tquality healthcare and fitness opportunities medical facilities that are ranked as among frequently appears in the best in Tennessee by livability polls, where U.S. World & News. This ranking is based on data year’s Bartlett Insights from the US Census, takes a glimpse into the Center for Disease sometimes overlooked Control, Bureau of area of complementary Labor Statistics and other healthcare as we visit with sources. Over recent some of the area’s physical years Bartlett, Tennessee therapists, aromatherapist, consistently ranks highly hypnotist, and therapy dog in polls compiled by provider. ~ Deborah Camp

12 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 13 questions. That’s one of the things we do high quality medical care they need close Leapfrog Group’s “A” Hospital Safety that sets us apart.” to home,” said Locke. “Whether it’s stroke Score, and has received Chest Pain Three specific duties are outlined or any other medical condition, we work Center Accreditation from the Society of in the letter: the bedside shift report, hand-in-hand with our sister facility, Saint Cardiovascular Patient Care. leadership room visits, and nurse Francis Hospital-Memphis, to ensure that Under the umbrella of Tenet Health- leadership rounding. we can completely meet the needs of our care, Saint Francis-Bartlett is part of the “Typically, a patient is going to be in patients.” Saint Francis Healthcare market, which the hospital with several different teams Saint Francis Hospital-Bartlett has also includes Saint Francis Hospital- giving them care, so we really focus on been honored with the American Heart Memphis, six MedPost Urgent Care We’re constantly touching making the care personalized,” said Association’s Get With The Guidelines– locations, and more than 50 physicians at ‘‘ Douglas. “We’re constantly touching Stroke Gold Plus Achievement Award, practices throughout the area. ~ Derek Venckus base with our patients base with our patients to make sure all of to make sure all of their their needs are being met. If something changes with their expectations or if they needs are being met. If have questions, we are able to address something changes with those concerns in real time.” Over the past couple of years, the their expectations or if hospital has also focused on growing its

they have questions, we orthopedic and spine surgery program,

and the unit will be accredited this year by

are able to address those the Joint Commission. The hospital is also

concerns in real time. a primary stroke center. “Our goal is to provide Bartlett and

~ M i c h a e l D‘‘ o u g l a s , the surrounding community with the S a i n t F r a n c i s -B a r t l e t t ’ s p a t i e n t

e x p e r i e n c e m a n a g e r

Bartlett Area Chamber of Commerce. “The hospital wouldn’t staff to reinforce our culture of providing outstanding care and be here if it wasn’t for the support from the people of Bartlett.” service.” In addition to Northeast Shelby County, the hospital also Jackman Tater utilized Google to write one of those reviews, sees a significant number of patients from Fayette and Tipton saying that Saint Francis Hospital-Bartlett has been there for counties. him and his family several times over the past decade. Making sure everyone leaves the hospital highly satisfied with “I cannot speak highly enough of our treatment,” said Tater. the care they received is the goal of the 759 employees and more “The entire staff was excellent every step - check in was easy than 100 contracted workers at Saint Francis Hospital-Bartlett. and clear, the nurses and doctors in triage were comforting, but All hospitals across the U.S. are now required to report outcomes thorough, and the nurse that oversaw our care was very helpful and data from patient satisfaction survey information to Medicare, kind.” creating much more transparency in the care patients receive. Michael Douglas is Saint Francis-Bartlett’s patient “We also monitor social media 24/7. So when we get a experience manager. Facebook or Google review or a Yelp rating, good or bad, we “Once patients are admitted to their rooms, they all get immediate feedback,” said Locke. “We receive many 5-star get a letter from our CEO, and it sets the customer service reviews from patients and family members, and we do a really expectations for the patient,” said Douglas. “His contact good job of passing the rewards and recognition back to our information is on there in case they have suggestions or

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Methodist Behavioral Health Many of our clientele‘‘ are on disability, and they suffer from PTSD, schizophrenia, bio-polar and

other anxiety or psychiatric disorders. Our aim is

Methodist Behavioral Health to get them back to‘‘ their baseline. Expands its Reach in Bartlett { ~ B e h a v i o r a l H e a l t h D i r e c t o r T o m M i dd l e t o n

hen Methodist Education, describes the mentally ill as an “overlooked population.” He says many Behavioral of their clients’ behavioral health is compounded by drug or other addictions. “A big Health moved issue with them is that they often don’t show up for appointments. And their level of from its compliance can be low, especially if we’re dealing with a dual diagnosis of mental Wmidtown location in February of illness and substance abuse.” this year, the staff and patients, These factors and others can frustrate patients’ loved ones, the people dealing as well as the community were with them, and the patients themselves. “Many of them actually want treatment, but beneficiaries of the transition. a good 15% of our population arrive involuntarily.” Involuntary assignment occurs Now occupying a dedicated only when the patient becomes a safety threat to themselves or others. “We are very building with over $2 million in cognizant of the growing suicide rates, not just here, but across the country.” renovations, the facility houses Access to assistance at Methodist Behavioral Health comes from physician a 34-bed unit on the campus referrals, and also from organizations such as the Living Well Network. The non- of Methodist Hospital North. profit foundation was created ten years ago in memory of Dennis H. Jones, a It’s Its programs offer services Memphian who took his own life after struggling in secret with depression. In including psychiatric evaluation search of a way to deal with their overwhelming grief and loss, his widow Debbie and treatment, nursing and and daughter Cristin, were determined to find a way to turn the tragedy of his social services, and medication death “into something good.” In 2009 they founded the Living Well Network. Soon management. afterward, the foundation partnered with Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare. “We’re a hospital based The Living Well Network provides counseling and referral assistance, and from program, meaning we can offer their website people can learn how to find help for themselves or loved ones dealing medical treatment onsite,” with depression, alcohol abuse, anxiety, and suicidal feelings. Their partnership with explains Behavioral Health Methodist, and especially with Methodist Behavioral Health, is one that shares a Director Tom Middleton, who’s passion for helping the overlooked, invisible population. been with Methodist since 1993. Delivering services in this challenging sector is not for everyone. “Working with “If someone comes in and needs the mentally ill is a calling,” admits Middleton. But fortunately for those suffering internal physician care, or access from these disorders, there are resources available such as Methodist Behavioral to our ER unit, everything is here Health and the Living Well Network. ~ Deborah Camp at one location. And sometimes For more information: http://thelivingwellnetwork.org/category/ they may only need out-patient uncategorized”http://thelivingwellnetwork.org/category/uncategorized care.” Middleton also appreciates the privacy the new facility offers. “It’s very secure—and patients can enter and leave with a lot more privacy than was experienced previously.” Methodist Behavioral’s clientele is comprised primarily Memphis, like major cities throughout the US, is home of people whose condition is categorized as chronic. to what some professionals call an “invisible population.” “Individuals with chronic mental illness are managed, not In a given year, individuals suffering from mental issues cured,” says Middleton. “Many of them are on disability, and comprise around 18% of the adult population, or around 44 they suffer from PTSD, schizophrenia, bio-polar and other million nationwide. One in 25 people experience some level anxiety or psychiatric disorders. Our aim is to get them back of schizophrenia—or a population of around ten million. to their baseline.” Middleton, who holds a Masters Degree in Science and

16 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 17 patient, but these day devotes her time primarily to teaching classes on essential oils, leads stress reduction workshops, anatomy classes, Complementary Health Care and will soon offer a series on cancer prevention through healthy lifestyles changes. Mecklin regularly attends medical conferences, participates in expos, and speaks before nursing organizations. She also has a professional relationship with key nurses at Vanderbilt Learning Health & Wellness Hospital, which is currently working on patient protocol using The Essentials of Health & Wellness essential oils for pathogen control, sleep, pain issues and nausea. Locally, Mecklin also works with licensed massage therapists n the world of alternative health her mom passed away and her boys the company I wanted to do business such as Shawn Coopwood, who comments, “I see first hand few things are talked about as moved out, leaving her an emptynester, with,” says Mecklin. how the use of essential oils can be beneficial to clients. When much as the benefits of essential she found herself temporarily It was important to her the oils you combine the use of oils with education on how and why to oils. Riding on its wave of struggling with her losses. She were chemically evaluated by third use them you give power to the individual over their health.” popularity—andI its proven benefits—is examined her life and her nutrition. party testers for potency and purity. Coopwood, like others, is impressed with the educational Terry Mecklin, owner of Learning And it was during this period of loss “Unfortunately, there are some oils on component Mecklin brings with the use of essential oils. Health & Wellness. and self-examination that Mecklin was the market that don’t don’t live up to As integrated health becomes better understood and more “Since childhood I’ve had a first introduced to essential oils. the hype,” Mecklin warns. “When you widespread, Mecklin sees herself as a wellness advocate. She describes passion for helping other people,” says “I was skeptical of essential oils at see institutions like John Hopkins doing a conversation she had recently with a pharmacist. “She told me Mecklin, “and I also love science and first,” admits Mecklin. It took me eight studies on this company and turning the people who come to her pharmacy pick up an average of ten biology—how our bodies work and months to even to give them a try, but up positive research on how essential medications they take regularly. A decade ago that average was two.” how we can repair and regenerate after I did a detox using the doTERRA oils may indeed become the antibiotics These statistics are troublesome to Mecklin. “My heart is ourselves.” Cleanse and Restore program, I was of the future, it’s both exciting and in education,” she states. “I want to see positive changes in our Having worked 30 years as a 100% back to my normal self, but with encouraging.” Recent studies by Johns health, where the foundation is nutrition, and from there we build physical therapy assistant, Mecklin was more energy. It was amazing.” Hopkins found that essential oils can with complementary therapies such as exercise, stress reduction no stranger to healthy living. But after Mecklin was so impressed by what fight pathogens, such as antibiotic- and essential oils.” ~ Deborah Camp the essential oils had done for resistant strains of Staphylococcus her she felt compelled to share aureus and other common types with others how they too could of bacteria. One study from Johns take control of their health Hopkins showed essential oils were through nutrition, essential effective in impeding the growth of oils, and other health building some 60 strains of E. coli retrieved therapies. In November of from hospital patients. 2016 she created Learning Although essential oils have been Health and Wellness, LLC. around for years it’s only been over the After examining several past few decades that they’ve become essential oil distributors, she an accepted part of alternative and choose doTERRA, the largest complementary medicine. Currently, essential oils company in the various oils are also used to relieve world. “I felt I needed to offer stress, anxiety disorders such at PTSD, the best oils available, and digestion, and skin conditions, among after doing my research on this many others. “We are discovering more company and many others, and more ways people can boost their I concluded doTERRA was immune systems and improve their health by using natural alternatives and relying less on prescription drugs,” states Mecklin, who not only has a B.A. with graduate credentials, but is also a Certified Essential Oil Coach, a Certified Personal Trainer and a Certified Kinesio Taping Practitioner and instructor. After starting her business Mecklin still sees an occasional physical therapy

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Rehab, Inc. Footsteps in Eden Offers Complementary Treatments, Including Dry Needling Reflexology as a Complementary Treatment

ince 2007, Tennessee has in molecular biology and a Doctorate like repetitive stress injuries, knee ome things in life must granted direct access to in physical therapy. McMahon is also osteoarthritis, neck and back pain, be experienced to be patients seeking physical a clinical instructor at the University headaches, frozen shoulder, and carpal ‘‘ fully understood,” says therapy as a safe and of Tennessee and Belmont University’s tunnel syndrome. “It’s not used for Lynn Watson, owner of effectiveS complementary treatment physical therapy programs. other conditions unrelated to the FootstepsS in Eden. “Reflexology is one option. Direct access enables patients In operation since 1993, Rehab, neuromusculoskeletal system such as of them.” to book their own appointments with Inc. opened its Bartlett practice weight management or depression.” Although it’s more widely practiced physical therapy providers without in 2003. The clinic offers the full And like all other complementary in the other parts of the world—with its spectrum of physical therapy therapies, individual results may vary. earliest origins dating back to ancient services, and is also one Although it’s difficult to pin down a times—reflexology as a contemporary of a growing number of “typical” PT patient, McMahon says healing art is one that is becoming practices specializing in dry he sees a lot people with injuries from increasingly recognized as people seek needling. McMahon is one of soccer, volleyball, basketball and other complementary ways to address health a handful of local therapists sports. “We’re treating high schoolers issues. with special certification and college players, as well as some of Watson’s path to becoming a certified in myofascial pain and dry their coaches. In many of those cases reflexologist began after a car accident needling. we’re treating conditions that include in 2004 left her with a wrenched and Over the past few years acute overuse.” painful neck. “I was led to reflexology dry needling has picked up The one thing most of all his first through the use of essential oils,” interest locally, especially patients share is the sensation of pain Watson recalls. “I started using Valor, up-to-date training with numerous foot and leg, in which previously there as more people turn to PT or discomfort. “People with chronic by Young Living, and found that it hours of continuing education. Along had been no sensation all the way up as an alternative to pain headaches and severe TMJ disorders really helped with my neck pain.” From the way she also became a certified to the woman’s knee. This success was medication. All of the really suffer. It actually alters the way there, she learned that often essential aromatherapist. confirmed by the woman’s surprised local Rehab, Inc. clinics they think,” says McMahon. Like all oils are used on the foot, and its healing Sessions can be bought for 30 or doctor who tested her with the are certified to practice dry of Rehab, Inc.’s patients, they are properties can travel throughout the 60 minutes, and packages of three traditional pinprick. In other cases she’s needling by the state of assessed by McMahon and his team body working on pain or other issues. “I can reduce the cost. Like most other witnessed the benefits of reflexology on Tennessee, and by other on their initial visit. “When they actually fell in love with essential oils.” complementary therapies, reflexology is cancer patients dealing with the side certification agencies. “We’ve come into the door we want to know: With her interest piqued by essential rarely a “one and done” practice. “It’s effects of chemotherapy. been practicing dry needling what if anything has worked for you oils, Watson soon expanded her research more of a lifestyle,” says Watson, “it’s Watson is pleased with how her since 2011—probably longer previously? What hasn’t worked? When to reflexology, and subsequently she something you do for yourself that can practice is helping so many people. than anyone else in this we first see them we’re not engaging traveled to Boca Raton, Florida to help support your health and wellness.” “Whatever happens in your body is area,” says McMahon. in exercises or anything of that sort. study at the Laura Norman School of Conditions that tend to respond reflected in your feet,” she says. “And Dry needling is a We’re breaking down any existing Reflexology. After becoming certified positively to reflexology include sinus it’s a good feeling to see how people’s therapeutic intervention barriers—and getting them talking by the school, she additionally received problems, digestion, neuropathy, health can be boosted and restored by based on principles of about their issues, their pain. Getting certification at the Healthflex School headaches, PMS disorders and other reflexology.” first obtaining a physician referral. neurophysiology and anatomy. their pain under control is our first job. of Reflexology in Knoxville, Tennessee types of pain. “I worked with someone In addition to her reflexology work Eliminating the middleman makes life Although different from acupuncture, Then we’ll see what needs to happen and was later registered and certified by who went from taking 20 pills a day Watson also pursues a second career as a lot easier for patients but also for PT dry needling also involves using to bring them back into normal Tennessee’s Board of Health. to taking just four daily,” says Watson. a writer. She holds a journalism degree practitioners such as Ken McMahon, small, painless needles positioned into movement.” In November of 2007 Watson began “And I’ve seen people with migraines from the University of Memphis and clinic director at Rehab, Inc.’s Bartlett myofascial trigger points. “It’s used McMahon and his team are her own practice. She then sought and who responded quite well, and we’ve has contributed to the publication office. to treat painful muscle dysfunctions,” gratified by the success they see daily. obtained national certification by the gotten positive results from people Natural Awakenings Memphis and “We still work very closely with explains McMahon, “and it offers “It’s a good feeling to know we’ve American Reflexology Certification suffering from diabetic neuropathy.” to the newsletter published by the physicians, but patients can now beneficial effects for improved blood helped improve our patients’ quality Board and became a member of the In one of her diabetic neuropathy Reflexology Association of America. determine themselves whether or not flow and tissue healing.” of life. And it’s great to hear them Tennessee Reflexology Association cases Watson used reflexology to help Lynn Watson is also the author of they might benefit from our services,” According to McMahon, dry say they don’t have to live in a bubble and the Reflexology Association of the patient over time to the place three devotional books, all available on says McMahon, who holds a BS degree needling is often helpful for conditions anymore.” ~ Deborah Camp America. Watson continues to receive where she regained sensation in her Amazon. ~ Deborah Camp

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Ervin Hypnosis Center Healing Mind and Body Through Hypnosis

magine you are haunted by control it with medicines, walking, some irrational fear—the fear breathing exercises, you name it,” stated of flying, the sound of thunder, the previous patient. After one session, crossing a bridge, or some other she reported she was finally unburdened activityI most people have no trouble by years of pent-up anger. with. Or, perhaps you’ve got issues with Another client arrived with a cigar headaches, obesity, or insomnia. These addiction. At age 48, he smoked ten conditions and others can be treated cigars daily and was losing his ability successfully by the complementary to breath normally. After hypnosis he therapy of hypnosis. I did,” says Ervin. “I was taught by said he no longer desired to smoke, Rich Ervin, owner of Ervin geniuses—giants in the field.” and soon began to breathe normally. Hypnosis, has pretty much seen it The Mayo Clinic defines hypnosis, A patient diagnosed with hereditary all and cured most of it. He states, or hypnotherapy as “a trance-like state spastic paraplegia sought hypnotherapy “Whatever your issue is, you don’t in which you have heightened focus for pain management. Prescription have to suffer like that.” He’s helped and concentration, and is usually done medications made him drowsy during thousands give up tobacco, experience with the help of a therapist using verbal the day and unable to sleep in the weight loss, deal with PTSD and repetition and mental images.” When evening. After hypnosis he was able to overcome phobias and anxieties. clients see Ervin, he discusses goals get through his days with less pain and With an undergraduate degree for their session. He describes what to sleep without any medication. in psychology and a MA in Human expect, and what hypnosis can or can’t The future of hypnotherapy as an Relations, Ervin’s background spans do. The client is comfortably seated evidence-based treatment for a wide service in the Air Force as a paratrooper and the session begins. “At no time is variety of addictions, phobias and all the way to retirement from FedEx. anyone ever ‘out of control’ during the other issues is bright. From chronic Upon retirement, Ervin experienced sessions,” explains Ervin. “They are pain sufferers to those struggling with a period of transition. “I needed to always in total control.” addiction, there’s no lack of maladies reinvent myself,” he recalls. “And I’d In practice since 2007, Ervin requiring intervention. The issue of pain, always been interested in hypnotism.” emphasizes hypnosis can’t “hurt” people, for one example, is intensifying as doctors As it’s commonly said, when the student but some conditions like alcoholism and are increasingly reluctant to prescribe is ready, the teacher will appear. drug addiction don’t respond as well as alleviating medications. Simultaneously “I was led, out of the blue, to the others. Conversely, food and tobacco drug manufacturers are facing patient person who taught me. It wasn’t luck or addictions are easier to tame. And so lawsuits and more governmental scrutiny. coincidence,” says Ervin. “Everything is test anxiety. “I’ve treated countless Many patients are seeking complementary happens with a purpose.” His teacher people scared to death of taking bar therapies as they are abandoning or was Michael Strange at the Southern exams or passing nurse’s practitioner’s scaling down their medications. Institute of Hypnotism. After two years or anesthetist’s tests.” He also sees As people become more open to of intense and demanding training, veterans suffering post-war trauma. therapies once dismissed by the wider Ervin was certified by the institute, and With additional specialized training in medical community, Ervin expects to became a member of the prestigious PTSD, Ervin works with clients from see more patients seeking hypnosis of National Guild of Hypnotists. He also the Delta Forces. His clients also include a way of dealing with various issues. became a Certified Instructor under psychologists and psychiatrists. After practicing in Bartlett for over the guild, as well as a member of Many of Ervin’s patients struggle twelve years, most of his patients come the International Hypnosis Research with smoking, losing weight, chronic to him by word-of-mouth. Says Ervin, Institute. Ervin receives continuing pain or behavioral issues like anger “Referrals come from physicians, education annually to maintain his management. One client experienced counselors, and other providers. But training and certifications. “I was very continual anger following a bitter most importantly, our satisfied clients fortunate to get my training where divorce. “I stayed angry, and tried to are our best referrals.” ~ Deborah Camp

22 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 B a r t l e t t I n s i g h t s SHOP Bartlett Home Furnishings

Quality, Customization, and Shopping & Customer Service Key to Bartlett { Home Furnishings Longevity elebrating 45 years in business in the Bartlett stains and hardware to meet each customer’s décor needs. Retail area this year, family owned Bartlett Home “That makes up more than half of our business now,” Furnishings has always focused on the said Guizlo. Overall, furniture has trended more casual

{ excellent service and pleasant experience its and relaxed in recent years, with people buying less suites Ccustomers get right when they walk in the door. and more unique pieces than before. “There’s just a whole Bartlett Delivers Retail Experiences that “That’s the only thing many times that will differentiate lot of personalization and customization that’s entered Keep Customers Coming Back you from your competitors,” said store manager Doug our business. The consumer likes it because they’re able to Guizlo. “We’re kind of an anchor to Bartlett, having been choose their own unique look and put their stamp on it.” here since 1974. So, we have a lot of roots in the community, and my family has roots in the future business even further back than that,” His grandfather, Richard Sr., started out with a store in aining a customer Millington and then moved for life is the primary to Raleigh. In 1974, Guizlo’s father, Richard Jr., opened a goal of most store in Bartlett with a location successful business on Stage Road, and he moved the business to its current owners. Today’s consumers can do almost location at 2755 Bartlett Road in 1984. Today he is G90% of their shopping with a tap on the recognizing there are some powerful the company president and screen of their device. And there is no customer services that can only be still works full-time, just not as long hours as in years past. lack of venues to choose from or speed of experienced in-store and face-to-face. In The store specializes in furniture for every room delivery in which to receive them. In an this issue of Bartlett Insights we see how inside a home (and does not age where sellers like Amazon can deliver some local retailers bring people together sell outdoor furniture), with a focus on American-made, the goods tomorrow, brick-and-mortar in ways that apps or websites can’t. We also quality manufacturers. Its retailers are having to step up their game see how some retailers continue to reinvent staff of sales and design professionals are all qualified to compete. themselves with new offerings, additional to visit customers’ homes, Doug and Richard Guizlo measure their space, and work So how are Bartlett retailers responding services and fresh ways to connect with with them on their interior design needs. to this surge in online buying? By their customers. ~ Deborah Camp “We’re not interested in being the biggest big-box Bartlett Home Furnishings also gains new business from store,” said Guizlo. “We try to sell quality furniture that we regular TV ads and other media. would put in our own homes. We really thrive on repeat Continuing the family tradition in the furniture industry business and good recommendations from customers.” into its 4th generation, Guizlo’s young son, Andrew Taylor, A huge growth area over the past decade has been with has also started working at the store part-time while he special orders involving customization of upholstery fabric, finishes high school.~ Michael Waddell

24 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 25 hen you come to get your first bike from us, way the store strengthens its bonds with its customers is “ we’ll ask you questions almost like you’re by making them aware of—and including them—in bike in your doctor’s office,” chuckles Keith riding opportunities with other enthusiasts. Every Sunday Billingsley, manager of customer experience Billingsley meets up with a group of riders at Shelby Farms Wfor Bike’s Plus. “We want to know how often you ride, what to ride the Green Line. you like to ride, has anything on your previous bikes made you “There are other events too for either short rides or long uncomfortable? We want to find out how we’re going to make ones,” says Billingsley. A short ride is anywhere from 13-20 your bike fit exactly to you, and your lifestyle.” miles he explains, and this is a ride Billingsley makes daily. Personalized customer service, along with a deep A long ride is 40 miles or more, and yes, we’re still talking knowledge of bike physics and operations, is what about daily rides. As a distance cyclist who has participated characterizes Bikes Plus. Its first store was opened in in sponsored fundraising events, his longest ride in a single Millington in 1988 and over the years it had several locations. day was 105 miles. The store eventually set up shop in Bartlett, and also owns In addition to engaging their customers and keeping and operates Bike World in Collierville plus another Bikes them active in the cycling community, Bikes Plus focuses Plus in Germantown. on making sure the customer buys the right bike and gets a “Our aim is to establish long term relationships with precise fit. “When someone comes in we want to know how our customers,” says Billingsley, a long-time biker who often they intend to ride,” Billingsley explains. “Are they previously worked as an executive with the Kroger Company weekenders only? Are they riding for fitness? Or, are they before coming onboard with Bike’s Plus two years ago. One already a daily cyclist who’s ready for a new ride?” Prices at Bike Plus can range from $650 and below, all the way up to $12,000. But not everyone needs a high-end road bike. Once they establish the intentions of the Bikes Plus rider, Billingsley will gathers metrics for the fit. There are several variables to consider — seat height and width, stem length of the bike, the being in business for more than 30 years, rise, and bar diameter. To get an exact saddle fit, the customer’s derriere is placed on memory bikes Plus is STILL ROLLING ALONG foam to “fit the bike to the person,” says { Billingsley. Bikes Plus also trouble-shoots and services bikes purchased from other stores. “We fix them all, not just what we sell,” says Billingsley. He recounted one of his more unusual cases of servicing a bike bought from a mass retailer. “The guy was a prosecuting attorney who’d bought the bike but it just didn’t feel right, so he brought it to us for an adjustment.” The $400 bike the attorney bought was assembled incorrectly by the store. “The bike’s fork was put in backwards,” said Billingsley. Instead of reassembling it, the customer decided to buy a $500 model from Bike’s Plus that was lighter and had an improved drive train, and like all bikes from the store he received a free one-year guarantee which allowed him to bring it back for minor adjustments at no charge. This story has an even happier ending. The attorney returned and bought his wife a bike, and referred a co-worker who also ended up buying one as well! ~ Deborah Camp

26 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 rEvolve Guitars & Music Shop Stewart Brothers Hardware

Helping Local Musicians Personal service and family ties { Take It to the Next Level {key to store’s long time success ith a goal of creating a small town, tewart Brothers Hardware “old school” music shop where Company truly is a family he knows customers by name and affair. Owner Ed Dempsey has provides them with excellent service, worked at the store his entire Wlongtime Bartlett resident Geoff Albert opened rEvolve life,S going in every day at 7 a.m., and Guitars & Music Shop at 5832 Stage Road in April of today many members of his immediate 2012. family also work there. The business was “Of course, those things go hand-in-hand with started in 1887 by three brothers from owning a small business,” said Albert. “But another Ireland who had sold the business by the thing for us was that our pricing had to be low – the early 1900’s. same that you could get online at Amazon or at one of In 1962, Dempsey’s father, Jim, went the big-box Musician’s Friend places. And I’ve kept it to work at the store, then owned by the that way the whole time.” Cockrell family and located at 1340 Prior to starting his own business, Albert had Madison Avenue. He began buying stock worked in the CD retail industry for more than 20 in the company a few years later and took years after earning a music degree from the University over the business in 1975. In 1977, he of Memphis. moved the commercial door business and “That business was changing a lot,” said Albert. small hardware shop to its current home “And for years I had always wanted to do a guitar shop, on U.S. Highway 70 in Bartlett. continues her education at the University of Memphis, while so I finally decided to do it.” “We’ve added on four times since then,” said Dempsey. his son, Montgomery, works for the company in the contract “We like to think our longevity and success is the result of our hardware department from his home in Utah. personal service. Our pricing is competitive, some things we’re Dempsey, his parents and some of his siblings currently lower on.” live or have lived within a couple of miles of the store. Today, his shop sells guitars, basses and amplifiers; a wide The retail side of the business offers a wide range of The door business specializes in hollow metal and wood variety of effect pedals, microphones, and other live sound products for home improvement, lawn & garden, and home doors, while the hardware store sells more than 100,000 equipment; a collection of learning and songbooks; and stock décor. Customers include a mix of local residents working on SKU’s. band/orchestra and basic percussion supplies. their homes and other projects along with subcontractors and “We carry the sealant that you have to have if you sell The other big piece for the store is carrying a large used other construction professionals. your house in Bartlett and there’s a crack in the sidewalk. inventory, allowing customers to trade in equipment they do not When his father started with the company, they specialized We’re the only place in town that has it,” said Dempsey. use anymore. in commercial door hardware, which at that time also included ~ Michael Waddell “That’s sort of what our name is all about, the idea that you cabinet hardware, door slides and revolve the instruments you don’t want as you evolve with your millwork. They got into the door business playing, as you get better and better and progress up the line,” in the early 1970s. In the late 2000s, they explained Albert. “So we work really hard to make sure we give partnered with Ace Hardware on stores everybody great fair trade-in prices where everybody feels good. in Cordova and East Memphis And I think we’ve been fairly successful.” Today, Dempsey’s little brother, The small store packs in a few hundred guitars and other Chris, is the company’s retail manager, fretted instruments at any given time, along with a small number working at their Stewart Bothers Ace of keyboards and other band accessories. Ukuleles are big sellers, Hardware stores. His older sister, Shawn, as well as banjos and mandolins. works at the store on U.S.70, and his Voted “Bartlett’s Best Music or Instrument Store” five years baby sister, Alisha, works in the back in a row by the Bartlett Express, rEvolve also offers lessons and office. His youngest daughter, Jacqueline, handles repairs. ~ Michael Waddell works there part-time, now as she

28 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 29 Wiemar’s Jewelry

Delivers Family-Oriented that now includes his Customer Service daughter, Mandy—the { first in the family-run operation to earn the e’re jewelers, not just a jewelry certification from the store,” declares David Wiemar, Gemology Institute of owner and operator of America. Wiemar’s Jewelry since 1984. Regarding jewelry WThe service driven company expanded from just trends, Wiemar notes, selling jewelry to becoming the largest jewelry “Middle-aged folks are retail repair store in the area. “We can repair upgrading their jewelry, on the spot. We don’t send out anything,” says and younger folks are Wiemar. “We can restring pearls, we do our own beginning to inherit engraving, we custom design engagement rings, Grandma’s diamonds.” and we can change out any watch battery you Wiemar’s “personal bring in for the lowest price in Memphis.” favorites” in jewelry tend Wiemar got into the jewelry business after to be vintage, but this, he having worked for a jeweler in Alabama. “I needed a job, and chuckles, is “something the kids these days don’t want!” I passed the lie-detector test!” Wiemar jokes. After Wiemar The store deals with all kinds of styles and tastes and will settled in Memphis and married, he opened up the store go the extra mile to satisfy the customer. When asked what was his most unusual request for a customized engagement ring, he shared this story. “After the pyramid was built in Memphis in the early nineties, we started getting some interest in jewelry that featured pyramids.” And sure enough, there was a couple who wanted Wiemar’s to design a diamond-studded, pyramid shaped engagement ring. “It turned out beautifully,” he recalls. “In fact, if you can dream it, we can design it!” For Wiemar, the shop is all about family, his customers and having fun. “We do have a lot of fun around here, right?” he shouts above the din of customers’ chatting with employees and others laughing at his barrage of jokes. “YES!” was the unanimous answer. The atmosphere is warm and friendly. His young granddaughter is frequently at the store, playing around the counters and interacting with visitors. Employees and customers are habituated to the sight of the owner dressed in costumes for all occasions, whether it’s an Elvis inspired gold lame jacket, a Santa suit, or a pink tee-shirt in support of breast cancer awareness. Wiemar guesses it’s a combination of the fun environment and the store’s reputation for service that brings people back time and again. One repeat customer brought in his wife’s 47-year-old engagement ring for a redesign and upgrade. “I picked it up and it looked great. My bride was very happy to see her new lookin’ ring back on her finger. You guys provided top shelf service!” ~ Deborah Camp

30 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 Pat’s Prints & Custom Framing

Top Notch Service Earns Other projects have Customers for Life ranged from the framing of a { grandfather’s cane to awards of all kinds, and even children’s enry Frank’s business baby teeth. “We have some philosophy is simple. “Buy customers who have literally your supplies when vendors enshrined their kids’ childhood come into the door. Always from their christening gowns Hhave those supplies on hand. Treat your to their junior baseball jerseys customer the way you want to be treated, and everything in between,” and you will have that customer for life.” says Frank. “Family items, cross It sounds simple, but this is the secret stitch art of peoples’ dogs, all sauce Henry Frank and his wife Betsy have these sort of things are very been cooking up for 18 years, and the popular.” recipe has not soured once. Pat’s Prints & Frank doesn’t worry about Custom Framing was created in the late competition. He just holds on 1980s but by 2001 the owner was ready to his original philosophy of to sell. Fortunately Frank already had a friendly, professional always having paid-for supplies on hand, and being ready to relationship with the store’s namesake, Pat, and had mentioned frame just about anything at reasonable, competitive prices. to her if she ever thought about selling the business to please “We’ve also done some things other shops don’t usually do, like give him a call. set up a booth at flea markets,” Frank states. “We also don’t do The timing was perfect. Frank had long left his career in things some others have done and still do, like offer discount banking and was currently working in sales for a wholesale coupons. I can tell you some real coupon horror stories.” operation based in Dyersburg, Tennessee. “I asked my boss for When asked about other framing shops that have gone out a raise, and he told me I needed to go into business for myself,” of business over the years, Frank replies, “There have been laughs Frank, remembering the exchange. “Then, when Pat some companies that were just plain greedy. They were only called and said the shop was up for sell, that’s all it took.” interested in getting a customer’s business one time, at a high Since then the three-person operation stays busy custom price. Their notion was the metro area was big enough that if framing everything from postage-stamp sized items to jerseys they just served those customers who walked in the door just of famous ballplayers. “We’ve framed a signed Michael Jordan once, it would sustain their business.” Obviously, that model jersey when he played for the Bulls, a jersey belonging to Tom didn’t work for those who followed it. Brady when he was with the Patriots, and a signed golf shirt Frank’s word-of-mouth marketing and top-notch customer belonging to Tiger Woods.” Frank had just finished up the service has led to a stable of reliable, loyal customers, many of framing of a 62” by 96” photo art piece on canvas of Sun whom are now second generation. The company’s Facebook Studios. page is filled with examples of their work and comments “So much of our business is repeat customers,” says from their pleased customers. Says one client, “My parents Frank with satisfaction. One of those is the Memphis Police have worked with Pat’s Prints for many years. It made perfect Department’s annual Best in Blue awards and recognition sense for us to trust our framing needs to them as well. As banquet, which has used Pat’s Prints to frame as many as 60 to expected, they did an amazing job.” Another writes, “I can’t 70 pieces. “Let me tell you, if we can frame a photo that can say how much I appreciate the beautiful work Pat’s Prints did make a cop cry, we’ve accomplished something.” reassembling an old wood frame that belonged to my mother. International Paper is another one of their repeat clients. It contains a bird print my mom loved and now it’s proudly “We’ve been framing for them since around 2013,” says Frank. displayed once again in my home.” One year they brought Pat’s Prints 780 pieces that they needed Accolades such as these is are what keep Frank and his to be framed within six weeks. “I’m not sure they thought we wife motivated. “If we feel good about our projects, and could actually do it—there was some doubt—but we completed our customers are happy with our work, it makes it all the order right before their deadline!” worthwhile,” says Frank. ~ Deborah Camp

32 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 B a r t l e t t I n s i g h t s PLAY ~ Bartlett Parks & Recreation Deliver Outdoors & Family Recreation FUN { Bartlett Delivers Recreational Activities for All Ages and Interests

Recreational Offerings ENHANCES Quality of Life

ity parks serve, day in and day out, as the is in the works for Phase III. Criswell imagines summer “ primary green spaces for the majority of evening concerts, with the park filled with music, food ooking for something acres of greenspace, 46% of Bartlett Americans,” wrote Bruce Babbit, former vendors and people relaxing and enjoying themselves. United States Secretary of the Interior. Still in development are plans which will include fun to do in Bartlett? residents are within a ten-minute walk of Green spaces have also been described a cricket field, a disc golf course, some additional Whether you’re a long- one of its parks. as the soul of communities, and parks in particular were multipurpose fields, and movement of the Farmer’s Market Cpraised by President Franklin D. Roosevelt as “the outward from its current location in the parking lot of Freeman time resident, newly This issue of Bartlett Insights takes a symbol of the great human principle.” Park to a more prominent position in front of the park, and settled, or just escaping the big city in deep dive not only into its parks, water In Bartlett, that symbol is a daily reminder for the thousands visible from the street. “The Farmer’s Market is becoming of people who drive past them, visit them, and arrange their more popular every year,” says Criswell, who was promoted L daily lives around activities that take place in the numerous from assistant director to parks director in 2016. “This is search of a different venue, Bartlett offers a park, trails and sports fields, but also goes parks, hiking trails, soccer and ball fields, and tennis courts. another quality of life amenity that the residents enjoy, and wide variety of entertainment choices. For inside one of its premier bowling facilities Parks and Recreation Director Shan Criswell concurs, that the park can be a part of.” the outdoorsy type, the city is a haven for and escape rooms. In Bartlett, there is fun- “Our parks and green spaces are very important to the The Bartlett Greenline has completed its first phase Bartlett community. When people move here, they’re drawn and is awaiting plans for Phase II. With the second phase, biking, golfing and hiking. With over two filled family entertainment available seven to our schools, safe neighborhoods, and activities for their trails will connect at several different points including a trail dozen parks covering almost a thousand days a week. ~ Deborah Camp kids. Our recreational opportunities are a big draw.” leading to the recreation center. Its most recent connection Currently the city is transitioning from Phase II to Phase allows hikers to walk from the Brother Boulevard to Byrd III of its ambitious five-part plan to expand its amenities. A Park. Eventually the Nesbit Mountain Trail will make it pavilion in Freeman Park will be completed before the end easier for hikers to cross Fletcher Creek, and other trails will of the year, and a grass terraced, open-air amphitheater be built, expanding and connecting existing trails.

34 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 35 Throughout the entire circuit of mountain bike and classes ranging from tai chi and yoga, to zumba and line hiking trails are access points—or markers—so that if a dancing. Members can play billiards, access the computer biker or walker gets lost, injured or has some other type lab, or take courses including driver safety, personal training, of emergency, he or she’ll be able to call for an EMS and ballroom dancing, and ceramics. receive assistance within minutes. “Safety is very important The goals of Parks and Recreation is in alignment with to us,” says Criswell. “At just about any point, a biker or the goals of the City of Bartlett and its mayor says Criswell, jogger should be able to give someone their exact location.” “Our aim is to meet and exceed resident expectations.” Although the green spaces are a tremendous draw— Criswell drives those goals daily with her staff of 46 full-time bringing out thousands of people yearly—Bartlett’s Parks employees and 144 part-timers. “These folks are stellar— and Recreation oversees three indoor facilities that host and working with them makes my job enjoyable on so many events and activities all year long. levels.” The Singleton Community Center is a hub for artistic Working with an efficient, well-staffed team, and a park and fitness pursuits ranging from art and music to fitness and system brimming with amenities, is something Criswell dance. There are also a number of special interest offerings appreciates. “It shows our local government takes seriously including a licensed driver’s education course, and prep the vitality of indoor and outdoor recreation—and how classes for the college ACT exam. Some of its most popular important it is for a community to offer safe, family-friendly offerings include preschool programs and annual summer activities.” camp, which draws in young people throughout Bartlett Before embarking upon her 31-year career with the City and the Memphis community. Most of the classes involve of Bartlett, Criswell previously worked onboard a luxury a fee, as does the summer camp, but Bartlett residents get cruise liner. “I’d finished my degree in Parks and Recreation discounts and preferential treatment when it comes to at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville, and wanted to activities that fill up quickly to their maximum enrollment. try something fun and exciting.” Bartlett’s Recreation Center is another facility offering After a year on the high seas, Criswell returned to life a variety of sports and fitness opportunities. Its double as a landlubber, but remained in the field of recreation. gymnasium includes an upstairs track, and the center also Are there any similarities between working on a cruise has an eight-lane swimming pool, and two racquetball ship’s recreational team and leading a municipality’s courts. The gymnasium stays booked with pickle ball games, parks and recreation division? “Well, there is one major basketball tournaments, and preschool family activities. similarity,” admits Criswell. “It’s all about exceeding those Bartlett seniors aged 50 and over also have a variety of expectations—whether it’s the holiday traveler or city interests to pursue at the Bartlett Senior Center. Depending resident—they are both consumers of our recreational upon the membership level, seniors can participate in fitness services. We must deliver. And we do!” ~ Deborah Camp

36 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 Places to Play & Celebrate There’s fun for all ages at Bartlett parks

ith 969 acres of land dedicated resurfacing all of its tennis courts, with work on the final two Places to Play and Celebrate to parks, Bartlett offers a wide courts being completed now at Municipal Park, which also variety of fun recreational features a Japanese garden, ½-mile fitness trail, playground, opportunities to help the and picnic tables. community stay active and fit, At W.J. Freeman Park, the city’s largest and most as well as gathering places to popular park, work is progressing on a $5 million master spend special moments with friends and family. development plan that includes a new access road W The Bartlett parks system spans 29 parks, 14 miles of connecting to Veteran’s Park; three multi-purpose fields that trails, 15 baseball fields, 14 tennis courts, 8 soccer fields, 8 will begin use this fall for sports like lacrosse, soccer, football, multi-purpose field, 1 cricket field, and 8 lakes. Facilities and maybe rugby; a large pavilion to be built later this year operated by the Parks and Recreation department include that will be used for Farmer’s Markets, weddings, parties, the Bartlett Senior Center, the Singleton Community and other special events; and a tiered outdoor amphitheater Center with a double gymnasium, and the Bartlett planned for next year. Recreation Center with a gym, racquetball courts, indoor Also planned for the future on a large unused piece of land pool and splash pad. at the very back of the 100-acre park is an outdoor adventure “We offer 150 or more different types of classes for anyone playground, a disc golf course, a parking lot and restroom. from age 2 through senior citizens,” said Bartlett Parks & Recreation Director Shan Criswell. “We also have about 15 big special events throughout the year, including the annual Bartlett Festival at W.J. Freeman Park in late September.” The city’s athletic department offers leagues for basketball, volleyball, baseball, softball, soccer, and numerous other sports. Major upgrades to the parks are underway this year, and more are planned over the next several years. The city is currently in the process of resurfacing all of the walking trails in the parks, with four parks completed this year and five planned for next year. All of the city’s park signage has been recently upgraded, and renovations are underway to make some of the park restrooms ADA compliant. The parks department is also in the process of

38 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 Bluff City Escape Rooms

ESCAPE FROM REALITY WITH A NEW FORM { OF ENTERTAINMENT IN BARTLETT

rother and sister team Jeannie Cockrell and the experience to an “adult play date.” She adds, “People Michael Hart grew up playing games together want to do something different—something fun and unusual. and entertaining themselves in the backyard of How many times do you want to just go out to dinner? We their home in Henderson, Tennessee. “As kids, offer a completely unique and entertaining way to spend an Bwe could literally make something from nothing,” recalls afternoon or evening.” Cockrell, who is the big sister. “As we grew older we’d bounce Each one of Bluff City’s five escape rooms has its own ideas off each other all the time.” unique mission. Beating the rooms, and successfully solving After experiencing an escape room adventure together, its challenges requires creativity, speed, and teamwork. While the two decided this was the kind of business they’d like to there are no age limits, the rooms are designed with differing get into. After months of creative planning, pooling their degrees of complexity. “It gets a little nerve-wracking at resources, and bringing in an investor, they opened up Bluff times,” laughs Cockrell. “We’re always watching the event in progress, and it’s interesting to see how people figure out the challenges. When getting their clues you can read the faces of the participants and see quickly who’s confused, who’s working it out, or who might be getting frustrated.” The themes of the rooms include breaking out of a ship’s dungeon, escaping “old man Jones’s” creepy workshop, and assuming the role of paranormal investigators challenged by a haunted theater. The others include “black magic” on Beale Street, and a rabbit hole that takes the participants to “Wonderland.” The themes are designed to appeal to different ages, interests and tastes. In almost all cases the puzzles—physical and psychological—playfully City Escape Rooms in Bartlett. lift participants from their daily comfort zones. “Another Their educational backgrounds and work experience benefit, besides having fun, is that playing allows people turned out to be fortuitous for the company. Hart studied to learn things about themselves and their friends or team graphic design at Jackson State University, and Cockrell members,” says Cockrell. “It’s instinctive to want to succeed, graduated from Ole Miss with a degree in psychology, so you see people gravitating into roles, either as a leader, or minoring in theater. Hart started his own graphic design someone who may solve a puzzle because of their particular company while Cockrell worked in management for an knowledge or experience.” Does one need particular skills apartment community. or knowledge to play? “No,” assures Cockrell, “it require no For those who’ve not experienced this form of preexisting knowledge. Everything you need is provided for entertainment, escape rooms are facilities containing several you in the room. different areas, each designed with challenging puzzles and In business since 2016, bookings at Bluff City Escape hidden clues. Working within the typical 60-minute deadline, Rooms show no sign of slowing down. “We’re booking a participants must solve problems and work their way through lot of dates for friends just wanting to get together and do numerous riddles and brainteasers. Although the game something different,” says Cockrell, “but we also have a lot can be played solo, or with a group of strangers, many will of bookings for special occasions like birthdays. We talk to a rent an escape room with friends or business cohorts for an lot of moms planning escape events for their kids.” evening of fun or for corporate team building. Cockrell likens ~ Deborah Camp

40 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 Andy B’s

ome sports become popular, then wane. They may make an occasional resurgence or just gently fade Competitive bowling keeps away. Backyard croquet is one of several once- rolling in popularity popular sports that comes to mind. And then there { isS hurling, a not-so-gentle outdoor pastime that never took root in the US but remains a niche sport in cities like Boston and Cleveland. Bowling is a different story. It’s about team identity outside the home or office, connecting and reinforcing relationships require cooperation and collaboration. It’s about fitness—during a three-game series an average bowler logs at least half a mile and burns a respectable amount of calories throwing the ball down the lane dozens of times. It’s also about a sport that measures individual as well as team performance. But most of all, it’s about fun. Andy B’s Entertainment & Bowling Centers in Bartlett has provided an outlet for leagues and “Youth bowling is very popular,” says Pangonas, who has recreational bowlers since 1974. It was purchased in 1998 been bowling since she was six. The facility runs an annual by a company based in Springfield, Missouri, with bowling Kids Bowl Free (KBF) program every May through August. and entertainment centers in a four-state region including The program is designed for youngsters up to the age of Texas, Missouri, and Oklahoma. The company also owns 17, and was ranked the number one provider for KBF in and operates Winchester Bowl in Memphis and FunQuest Tennessee from 2015-2018. Other programs offer coaching Bowling in Collierville. for kids between the ages of three and twenty. General Manager Traci Pangonas says, “Andy B’s offers While some bowling facilities declined in parts of the the only complete VIB services in this area.” VIB—very country, Andy B’s network of bowling alleys is one that important bowling—includes boutique services with full stayed attuned to changes in the industry and to their catering, from hot dogs and pizza to elaborate gourmet customers’ increasingly complex lifestyles. According to dinners. Its VIB lounge boasts 12 bowling lanes, a pool table, Travel and Leisure league bowling generates around 40% plush seating, a full bar with signature drinks, and four high- of overall business for many bowling centers today, whereas definition jumbotrons. in previous years it generated up to 70% in revenues. As the The family oriented facility offers 32 lanes of traditional company moved away from operating simply as “bowling bowling—including cosmic bowling—customized party alleys,” it evolved into family-oreinted entertainment centers packages for birthdays, wedding rehearsals, reunions, and offering a wide menu of ancillary activities within the facility. corporate events. Its state-of-the-art game room offer arcade This means targeting recreational bowlers by promoting games such as a roller coaster simulator, air hockey, and cosmic bowling, drink specials, arcades, catering and games like Batman, Scene Machine, NBA Hoops and others. customized events. Pangonas, who’s been with Andy B’s over six years says, Presently, it’s estimated bowling is played by around 95 “We have numerous leagues bowling here, and our lanes are million people worldwide in over 90 countries. Andy B’s has filled six days a week.” A former personal trainer, Pangonas every intention of retaining and growing its share of this adds, “We’ve got senior leagues who’ve been bowling population. And how will they remain fresh and appealing together for forty years.” to their bowling public? By sticking with their own signature Andy B’s also has programs geared toward young people. slogan, and offering “bowling as it should be.” ~ Deborah Camp

Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 43 B a r t l e t t I n s i g h t s PLAY Community Activities & Festivals Small Fry Tri and offers lots of fun for the whole family. For 22nd Annual Quilt and Fiber Arts Show Saturday, August 24 more information, visit www.cityofbartlett.org. Friday – Sunday, November 2 – 4, Daddy Daughter Dance Park. Baskets will be judged at 9:30 a.m. Children’s Fishing Rodeo Kids ages two to six run, bike and swim (okay, Shelby County History Festival 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. 2020 Date TBA The egg hunt for children under 10 begins at Saturday, June 6, 2020 6:00 - 9:00 a.m. just run through sprinklers) to the finish line Held on the grounds and in the buildings Celebrating their 200 Birthday The Bartlett Recreation Center hosts “A 10:00 a.m. For more information call Singleton Appling Lake, 3663 Appling Road where everyone receives an award. Registration of Davies Manor featuring new and vintage Sunday, November 24, 2019 Sweet Celebration” Daddy Daughter Dance. Community Center at 901.385.5593. This event is for children 12 and under. For begins July 1 at the Bartlett Recreation This event, will be held at Shelby Farms Park. quilts, garments, accessories and vendors of Tickets must be purchased in advance by more information, call 901-385-5589. Bartlett City Beautiful Plant Sale Center. For more information, call the BRC at Highlighting all the cities that make up Shelby handcrafted items. For more information, call calling the Bartlett Recreation Center at 901.385.6470. Davies Manor at 901-386-0715 or visit: Davies April 2020 – days TBA The Star Spangled Extravaganza County. 901.385.6470. Sale is at the corner of Stage and Whitten Manor www.daviesmanorplantation.org Friday, July 3, 2020 Bartlett Festival-MBN Patio BBQ Cooking under the big red tent. All proceeds direct back St. Valentine’s Day 5k & 10k Run Come celebrate American’s Birthday. This Contest, Car Show & Judge Freeman into the community to support projects by City Saturday, February 8, 2020 9:00 a.m. event takes place in the Bobby K. Flaherty Marr Panther Pride 5K Beautiful to keep Bartlett a beautiful place to Hosted by Bartlett Parks & Recreation, starts Municipal Center, adjacent to BPACC and Friday, September 27 & Saturday, live, work and shop. at Bartlett Baptist Church, 3465 Kirby Whitten Appling Middle School. A family-focused, free September 28, 2019 Parkway. This is annual run provides individual event that features an annual festival and Bartlett Movies in the Park W.J. Freeman Park, 2629 Bartlett Blvd, Friday award categories for both the 5K and 10K with fireworks display with activities for all ages, August 30, September 13, September 20 evening, 6-9:30 p. m. and Saturday to 10:00 a special Couples Sweetheart Division (a team including a car show and live music by the and October 4, 2019 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Times are subject to change. of one male and one female) for the 10K only. The Bartlett Station Commission brings movie Bartlett Community Concert Band and Jamie Live musical entertainment from some of the For more information call Singleton Community nights to W.J. Freeman Park. This fun, family- Baker & The VIPs. All activities take place on area’s best musicians, hot air balloons, a mid- Center at 901.385.5593. oriented movie series is free to the community. the lawn of the Bartlett Performing Arts & way carnival, concessions, business vendors, Conference Center and Appling Middle School. arts & crafts, a children’s area and much more. Bartlett Business Expo Families can bring blankets, lawn chairs and For more information, call 901.385.5589. The perfect place to spend an autumn weekend. 2020 TBA picnic baskets to watch a movie on the big screen under the stars. For more information, Presented by the Bartlett Area Chamber, the Bartlett Fire Department’s Annual visit BartlettParkMovies on Facebook. City of Bartlett and Saint Francis Hospital. The Pancake Breakfast Expo offers residents and business leaders the Bartlett Station Farmers Market Saturday, October 19, 2019 opportunity to meet with more than 80 companies Every Saturday,– September 21, 8:00 a.m. Bartlett Station Municipal Center and service providers. This free event is located – 12:00 p.m. There will be a static display of old and new at the Bartlett Recreation Center. For more Located at W.J. Freeman Park, the fire trucks, children’s activities and fire safety. All information, call the BACC at 901.372.9457 market features locally-grown, sustainable, you can eat. This is a fundraiser for the Reserve Firefighters community outreach programs. Easter Egg Hunt & Easter Basket Contest fresh produce and value-added products. For more information, visit www. Saturday, April 4, 2020, 10:00 a.m. Halloween Carnival and Haunted House bartlettstationfarmersmarket.org. This annual event is held at W.J. Freeman Friday, October 25, 2019 Singleton Community Center Carnival for ages 12 and under at the Singleton Community Center with games, contests, candy, and costume contest. Admission is $1 for adults. Children 12 and under are free.

BRC Halloween Family Fun Fest Friday, October 26, 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. The Bartlett Recreation Center hosts this fun, family event. Come dressed in your best costume, and be ready to have a great and safe night of trick-or-treating.

Veterans Day Ceremony Minday, November 11, 2019 Join us as we honor all Veterans. This event takes place in Veterans Park, located at the corner of Bartlett Blvd. and Bartlett Rd.

Bartlett Christmas Parade Saturday, December 7, 2019 4:00 p.m. This parade kicks the season off with cheer

44 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 45 B a r t l e t t I n s i g h t s WORK First South Work & Financial Business in { THE Bartlett COMMUNITY IS MADE UP OF MANY OUTSTANDING COMPANIES THAT ARE MOSTLY HOMEGROWN:

s the 10th largest city Park, a non-profit providing vital social in Tennessee, Bartlett is services nationally, or one of the area’s recognized as one of the medical facilities, restaurants, hotels, or Abest cities to live and work in the U.S. for other service-related businesses, Bartlett a city of its size. The city touts a daytime companies and organizations are known for population of 58,622 and nearly $2.7 delivering exceptional service. billion in retail sales spent annually, making Bartlett also delivers on the workforce Bartlett a great place to open a business. development front, with ongoing efforts Of the many attributes Bartlett regularly from the Greater Memphis Medical Craig Esrael is banking on Bartlett to continue their legacy of financial receives regarding its quality of life, one Device Council, the Chamber’s Center strength and superior service. feature that is often overlooked are our for Workforce & Culture Development, { extraordinary Bartlett companies. Bartlett High School’s career training The Bartlett business community is education, and the brand new Tennessee irst South Financial ranks among the top two Hall, one of First South’s board members. “We were one step made up of many outstanding companies College of Applied Technology - Bartlett percent of financial institutions nationwide away from financial ruin. If we hadn’t made the decision to - the majority of which are homegrown Campus. These organizations, and others, for financial strength and stability, but that hire Craig Esrael, Navy Memphis Federal Credit Union would wasn’t always the case. When Craig Esrael have been a dim memory by now. We were lucky to have found – and many are leaders in their industries ensure that our Bartlett-based companies took the helm just over 35 years ago, the him when we did, and even more fortunate that he accepted the locally, regionally, nationally and have a well-trained and highly skilled pool credit union, then called Navy Memphis position.” Federal Credit Union, was on the brink of being conserved Esrael worked with the staff and board to revamp lending internationally. Whether it’s a service- of candidates to fill their various needs. Fby federal regulators. With six straight quarters of losses, high and collection policies while trimming expenditures and delinquencies and charge-off ratios, employee morale was also tightening efficiency. Gradually, the organization edged away oriented operation in Bartlett Corporate ~ Deborah Camp low. Esrael, a recent MBA graduate, realized he must triage the from impending financial disaster and started down a new path. institution quickly to staunch the hemorrhaging of money. Once stabilized, it began to grow. It established a larger branch “The credit union was in very bad shape,” stated Gaylon on the Navy base in Millington, where it was founded, and then

46 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 Photographs by Richard Ramsey Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 47 established a larger mortgage department.” has won Best Bank/Credit Union several times in the “Best of management team realized a major change was in order. “We’re The move proved to be a brilliant one. Bartlett, the tenth Bartlett” poll sponsored by The Bartlett Express. Craig Esrael was one of the largest employers in Bartlett and that growth meant largest city in Tennessee, offers a pro-business attitude and voted Best Banker in that same poll, and in 2014 he was awarded adding new staff and finding a new administration building. We its government keeps taxes reasonable. The city’s growth is Entrepreneur of the Year by the Bartlett Area Chamber of knew we wanted to stay in Bartlett. Other financial institutions fueled by the community’s desire for excellent schools and Commerce. have left this city, but we are dedicated to staying here for the solid infrastructure—two key factors for potential businesses Today, First South Financial maintains nearly $600 million long term.” considering a move into the area. The Bartlett Area Chamber in assets. In 2017 it extended its reach across the state when it That is why First South choose a 30,000 square foot building of Commerce also plays a key role in the success of the city opened its seventeenth banking center in Nashville, Tennessee. at the corner of Summer Avenue and Summer Oaks Drive for its and surrounding areas. By promoting sound economic growth The credit union is currently the largest community-centered new corporate headquarters—and it’s third banking location in and diversity, the Chamber continues to project a bright future financial institution based on capital. It has 24 years of perfect Bartlett. It’s Bartlett Banking Center and mortgage department for Bartlett. 5-star ratings from BauerFinancial, an independent financial will remain at 6471 Stage Road, and its sales and service center “We’ve been very pleased to call Bartlett our home for over rating institution, and it holds the record for 26 years,” said Esrael. “Without the efforts and vision of the the longest run of perfect 300 scores from City of Bartlett and the Bartlett Area Chamber of Commerce, IDC Financial Publishing. To date, every this city could have suffered the fate of some other areas of the independent rating agency places First South nation, especially in light of the Great Recession of 2008. As at the top of its list. Additionally, examiners Bartlett has thrived, so has First South Financial.” and auditors praise the credit union for its The Bartlett Banking Center was the credit union’s fourth low risk balance sheet. branch, opening in the early nineties. A few years later, when First South regards its financial strength a building across the street became available, First South and stability as yet another form of member purchased it to house its World-Wide Sales and Service Center. service. “We want to ensure First South “While many other companies outsource their call centers, Financial is not only around for our current we decided to keep ours in-house. Superior member service is members, but for many generations to come. one of our founding principles. We would no more turn over In fact, our auditors pointed out we could our call center to a third party than we would our branches. survive nearly 20 years of a severe economic Our call center is one of our branches, plain and simple. And downturn and not have to lay off one in many ways it’s one of the most important ones we have,” employee, close one branch, or curtail any of

Without the efforts and vision of the explained Esrael. “Especially with the shift to digital platforms. our services,” stated Esrael.

Over the past several years we’ve seen a steady, significant Ironically, First South tested the

City of Bartlett and the Bartlett Area uptick in the use of our mobile banking app, access to our predictions of their auditors during the Great

‘‘ Chamber of Commerce, this city could web site, and loan applications via mobile devices. New online Recession of 2008. Due to its fiscal stability, accounts quadrupled when we launched mobile enrollment. the credit union was able to carry on with business as usual–not will also stay in its current location. A new feature will be the

have suffered the fate of some other ‘‘ We strive daily to make sure these self-service options are as a single branch closed, and there were no layoffs or reduction development of a technology center for members to visit and to areas of the nation. As Bartlett has easy to use as possible.” in product or service lines. The credit union, once on the brink check out its latest digital offerings. However, if members have questions or problems using of disaster, weathered the storm. In fact, Esrael recalled with For Esrael, the future for First South looks bright, and it will thrived, so has First South Financial. one of First South’s digital platforms, their calls or emails are satisfaction, “Our financial statements show we actually grew remain focused on fiscal strength and the delivery of superior handled quickly and efficiently by the sales and service center. during that recessionary period.” service. “Bartlett has been very good to us, and we will do all we This is tantamount to superior customer service in Esrael’s And it kept on growing to the point Esrael and his can to return the favor.” • opened two more offices in the area. book. “If we don’t ensure our employees are focused on “I knew we were ready to expand our footprint beyond the service, our members would be the ones to suffer.” Millington area,” said Esrael. “We began serving many more “Bartlett is a wonderful place to work and live, and our companies in the Memphis area, which led to growth pains in staff appreciates our presence here,” continued Esrael. “And, our current corporate office. We needed to establish not only a employee satisfaction appears consistently in our customer new branch, but a new headquarters as well. We wanted to be service metrics. We regularly achieve a 3.90 or higher average in a city that could support our current and future growth.” on a 4.0 service quality scale, and our Net Promoter Score After an extensive search, Bartlett, Tennessee became the is always in the mid to high eighties.” Metrics of this sort is location for its new branch and corporate office. “A recent parallel with other elite companies such as Apple and USAA. bank merger left a building vacant at the corner of Stage In addition, it’s far above customer service scores for nearly all and Altruria. It was just what we needed. It had full-service other financial institutions—scores which can range from the branch amenities on the first floor and plenty of office space fifties down into negative territory. throughout,” Esrael stated. “In short order we opened the First South’s commitment to outstanding service and to its branch, moved our administrative staff under one roof, and home community have not gone unnoticed. The credit union

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newly renovated Janie’s House for abused girls, and a new playground and swimming pool are also opening this year behind the Rose Center for girls on the campus’ Youth Villages north end. Youth Village formed in 1986 after merging with Boys Town, which had operated at the Memphis- Arlington campus for many years prior. By the late 1980s, they had hundreds of kids on a waiting list to get into the program (something that continues until today), and they began tracking their young people to see how they were doing at home. Non-profit “Only about half of them were doing very well, and growing the other had dropped out of school, were pregnant, went into wrong. We thought the source of the problem was the family, but the criminal justice system, went back into state custody, ran Bartlett they were actually the solution as well.” away from home, and a couple of children even attempted to Keeping the kids busy and engaged is a big part of the campus and commit suicide,” said Lawler. experience at Youth Villages, and future projects planned for expanding Year after year, the organization tried to improve its services the campus include a new 13,000-square-foot recreation center nationwide by adding a counseling component and building a couple of new with a culinary arts area, covered basketball pavilion and picnic with new buildings, including a school, on its campus, but the outcomes pavilion. Work could start on that $6 million project this summer. kept coming back the same. As part of its national growth strategy, Youth Villages is partnerships “So we really started looking at better ways to help young identifying high-performing non-profits in other cities like people in the community, and we learned of a model called Seattle, New York, Los Angeles, Pittsburgh and more and helping

{ multi-systemic therapy in 1993 that was still being researched,” to give them with the resources they need as well as teaching said Lawler. them the successful Youth Villages model. ~ Michael Waddell Instead of focusing on taking kids away from their families, the community-based model focuses on working closely with ith a focus on helping transform America’s put into group homes, foster homes or residential treatment the families while the child stays at Youth child welfare system, Youth Villages has a facilities, the organization tries to return them home as safely Villages and then returning them back long, rich history in Bartlett of providing and quickly as possible. home as soon as possible, with counseling critical social services for children and their “We also have a program for people aging out of the continuing after their stay. Wfamilies. Headquartered on Brother Boulevard, the non- program, YVLifeset,” said Lawler. “Most of our growth “Often the problems were around family profit has expanded its reach across the U.S. in recent years is with that program, our community-based program, issues, not just around the child’s issues,” said and now operates through 80 locations in 20 states, including Intercept, and multi-systemic therapy.” Lawler. “Until 1994, we believed we were in at its picturesque 82-acre residential campus on Memphis- The nonprofit, which has an operating budget of roughly the business of raising other people’s children. Arlington Road. $250 million, employs a staff of 3,000 across the country. We really thought the best place for these The campus serves as temporary home to children aged The Bartlett campus is also currently undergoing a large children to be raised was with us. But after 7 to 18 with behavioral issues and/or medical complications expansion effort, and new construction projects this year will all the research, we realized our thinking was with the average length of stay for a child typically ranging add capacity to help even more kids. The $22 million Bill’s from four to seven months. Nationwide, Youth Villages Place expansion will add 100,000 square feet to an existing serves an estimated 28,000 children each year, and those 45,000- square-foot structure. Along with 72 additional beds, numbers are growing in recent years thanks to an aggressive the new building will feature a new school, gymnasium, growth strategy. outdoor pool, counseling rooms, medical area, educational “We also work very closely with the leadership of child areas, a theater, neuro feedback room, sensory room, welfare departments around the country as well as the computer labs, and a music/drumming room. legislature in shaping and shifting policy and funding sources The new facility, which will house 144 young people, will so more support can be provided to the families in the also add approximately 150 new jobs to the campus by the community versus removing kids from their families,” said time it opens this fall. Youth Villages co-founder and CEO Pat Lawler. Bill’s Place is named for Lawler’s father, who grew up in The mission of Youth Villages involves trying to keep an orphanage for a number of years of his childhood during troubled young people from being removed from their the Great Depression and had a terrible experience there. families by state government, but if they are removed and Earlier this year, the Bartlett campus also opened the

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WORK { with co-workers and to walk away feeling what doesn’t for my guests.” The content been eclipsed by an untrained staff, dealing valued and respected. changes are directed by the ambiance of with a very young group of attendees. Dedication to Creating a memorable experience is the the city and the venue chosen. This in Fortunately, the staff was able to avoid exceptional name of the game for most meeting and turn makes each event unique and allows that potential pitfall by asking questions, service is the event planners. So what sets Behind the even the longest running guest to feel like listening and learning the material so that Behind the Scenes Scenes apart? Their clients would say it he or she is walking in for the first time. they could provide the attendees with the Behind the is their ability to take meetings and events Meeting and event planners understand best possible information. John Raymer, Scenes trademark to the next level, finding ways within the that one of the most effective tools at their General Manager of Toyota Kentucky, budget to make them engaging and fun, disposal is their onsite staffing. Onsite staff formerly of Toyota Mississippi says “Behind using décor to alter the current look and are tasked with the herculean job of taking the Scenes displayed a level of concern over feel of a venue, and by executing the vision what was planned on paper and making our project that few others ever have. They and purpose of the client onsite. For all it a reality. This can be daunting when took it personally and wanted everything to of this to be possible, especially for clients the content is of a technical nature, the be perfect.” that are repeat customers, a company audience has no previous experience with the In truth meeting and event planners must constantly evolve. Tera Norton, with subject and the ROI is difficult to measure. do more than turn a mediocre ballroom Safran, USA has been using BTS for 10 All of these issues could come together as into something mesmerizing. The client’s years. Each year the company produces an a perfect storm, creating a major fail for satisfaction, the attendees experience and event for its company’s clients, customers the organization, the event planner and of success at conveying the message are all and vendors to show them how vital they course the attendees. Thankfully, such was vital. If the meeting or event planner are to their success. This annual event not the case when Toyota of Mississippi hired gets it right, they surpass their client’s is held in a different city, different venue Behind the Scenes to create an interactive expectations and set themselves apart and has a different theme. How do you career fair exhibit for thousands of eighth by fulfilling all of these important needs. constantly reinvent? According to Norton graders in the Mississippi area. The hours it Behind the Scenes is known for getting it it is by “paying attention to what works and took to plan the event could have very easily right. ~ Dallas Threadgill

n the meeting and event industry great service is more has the potential to make a meaningful impact on the client a must-have than a nice-to-have. A company’s ability and on the client’s customers. to understand its clients’ message and then create the The logistical details associated with success like venue experience in which to convey that message can be the selection, audio visual needs, decor, food – you name it, thingI that brings repeat business or the straw that breaks the are all vital elements that bring a meeting or event to life. camel’s back. “Behind the Scenes” (BTS), in business since However; the true measure of a successful meeting or event 2000, has made the customer experience the focal point of lies in its return on investment (ROI). That return can be its organization. anything from improved company morale, name recognition, Understanding a client’s needs is key to a successful meeting orproviding a financial benefit. In the case of a recent or event. For instance, an employee recognition event has a employee event for Hilton Hotel Corporation, Behind the very different look and feel than a product launch. According Scenes was tasked with taking a less than ideal venue and to Ashley Krauch, Director of Marketing and Research turning it into a memorable attendee experience. According Operations at Cushman & Wakefield, Behind the Scenes to Pam Meiners, Senior Director of Recognition with the creates “unique and meaningful ways to help demonstrate our company, “BTS figured out how to transform the venue into company’s core values. Their success is due to the time and what we needed and knocked it out of the ballpark.” In doing effort they spend with us as a client, to understand our goals so the attendees walked away never knowing that the venue and visions and then make them come to life.” Although each was an issue. The ROI for that event was in giving Hilton’s meeting and/or event is not equal in scope or size, each one hard-working employees an opportunity to make connections

52 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 53 B a r t l e t t I n s i g h t s WORK “Leveraging this advantage employees driving in from as far out as allows us to fulfill our same- Atoka, Brownsville, and Hernando, Miss. HOMEGROWN COMPANY Charts Growth day shipping guarantee to our Kele has always believed in giving back Kele Inc. from Bartlett Headquarters customers worldwide.” to the local community, beginning in its { Kele customers include earlier days with Johnson donating land to Honeywell, Carrier, Johnson Youth Villages. Controls, Siemens, Schneider “The fact that the city continues to see Electric, and Trane. The us as a viable business and good corporate company’s panels and citizen is important for us,” said Griffin. products from Bartlett are ~ Michael Waddell found in offices for Facebook and Google, every Walmart every channel and device such as website, store, Chevron Mobil, Dollar Tree, mobile, SMS text, email, social media, and Amazon distribution centers, and Kroger third-party platforms. stores, as well as Apple Park at Apple “Our updated infrastructure allows headquarters in Cupertino, California; customers to more easily find what they are One World Trade Center and Hudson looking for,” said Strawn. “For example, Yards in New York; and the Gardens by we expanded kele.com from 1,800 to the Bay in Singapore. 120,000 searchable product and product In the last two years, Kele has grown information pages, and Kele now ranks its employee base by 24 percent in Bartlett higher on Google than any company in from 186 associates to 230 authorized our industry.” associate slots. Customer web experiences can even “Many companies with a heavy be customized based on customer segment focus on shipping and logistics like Kele data, and the technology is used to stock are located elsewhere in the area, but and deliver products to customers within Bartlett offers several benefits,” said Kele two days. Chief Human Resources Officer Steve The strength of the local logistics Griffin. “Chief among them is a very industry is a major factor in Kele’s success, safe environment for our associates to as the company ships roughly 1,000 boxes come to every day. We don’t require a per day to all around the world. fenced parking lot, for example. Bartlett’s “Considering we are primarily a small- infrastructure and access to restaurants, package distributor, being located in close shops, and service providers make it ith deep roots in the Bartlett area dating last year the company acquired Seattle-based MIControls. proximity to the largest air freight hub convenient for our associates to enjoy a back its days as a garage startup in the “Our valued-added proposition to the construction and in the United States gives us the ability break or handle personal business outside mid-1980s, today Kele Inc. is a worldwide building automation markets creates opportunity for significant to provide our customers with packaged of regular work hours and during lunch.” industry leader for building automation growth,” said Campbell, who joined Kele two years ago. “This solutions fast,” said Kele Sr. Director of With Bartlett’s accessibility to major Wsystems. The $100 million company, which touts locations includes not only access to a massive product inventory but Supply Chain Operations Duke Rogers. roads and the interstate, Kele now has in Bartlett, Boston, Portland, Seattle, and Singapore, also project services, custom-built panels, and specialized manufactures, sells, and distributes an extensive inventory sourcing. Combining these with what we gain through consisting of 300-plus brands, 1.8 million items, and 10,000- acquisition will help us serve our customers even better.” plus SKU’s in-stock. The company's exceptional value-added service is Entrepreneur Roger Johnson founded the company augmented through an analytics platform that harnesses real- and grew it into a catalog house with products for building time behavioral data so that Kele can act quickly to serve automation contractors before selling it in 2004 to a private clients better and faster across more of their needs and on equity group. Kele is now in its third round of private equity more levels. ownership, last purchased by Snow Phipps in 2016. “We’ve digitally transformed the organization over After surpassing $100 million in sales in 2016, CEO the last three years,” said Kele Chief Marketing Officer Richard Campbell is hoping to double that number in the John Strawn. “This has simplified the way we do business next three to four years through organic growth and strategic with customers and allows us to better meet their evolving acquisitions. In 2017, Kele grew its national footprint with the expectations.” acquisition of Boston-based Control Consultants, and then Products, services, and solutions are available across

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Provides comprehensive customer solutions IAC { for growth and protected assets

ith origins dating back to 1895, IAC Supply Solutions has experienced many transformations during its long history of success. Today, as an electrical, automation Wand industrial equipment and supplies wholesaler, the company now has seven locations throughout the region including a new facility in Bartlett. Although selling products is key to its livelihood, all employees focus on helping customers overcome challenges by providing well thought out solutions. “Our sales team is made up of account managers who build relationships,” said Darrell Smith, president. “They may not necessarily have all of the answers, but they have resources within our company to support just about any endeavor. We want to identify our customers’ pain points so that we can assist with solutions and protection of their assets. “Our specialist team includes a coolant specialist, two cutting tools specialists, multiple Rockwell specialists, a lighting specialist and a gear and distribution specialist who are able to work through just about any challenge a customer might encounter,” Smith said. “Additionally, we partner with high quality manufactures and suppliers and are able to deliver the best value to our customer. We are here to breed long-term success. We are a solutions provider, and that is the core of our business.” with electrical contractors is coming from Shelby County, Pivotal to the company’s overall success are five so we are situated in a good, accessible area and couldn’t be core values which are based on integrity, innovation, more pleased with our facility.” accountability, commitment and teamwork. “Our success In addition to the construction industry, IAC partners is about our people, and we develop the right people,” said with the Greater Memphis Medical Device Council and Steve Delk, vice president of construction sales. “By applying enjoys longstanding affiliations with key companies in our core value system to every situation, hard decisions the area. “We have good relationships with the medical are made easier. These values were developed by our device community, and we anticipate significant growth management team and are natural to what we do.” opportunities with more of those customers throughout the Through even tough markets, IAC has more than tripled MidSouth,” Smith said. its business since 2010. “We approached things backwards Most recently IAC rolled out a complete digital in many respects,” Smith said. “By investing money when transformation by expanding its website to include many everyone else was trying to save money, we were able to new features including a virtual store. “A majority of our expand into new markets and also find ways to better support customers already know what they want,” Delk said. “Many our existing customers.” young managers prefer to buy things online, and now Four years ago the company relocated its previous Bartlett our products are accessible 24/7 through our new e-store operation to a new, 40,000 square-foot facility on Brother front. An important part of what we do is to continuously Boulevard. “A lot of our contractor clients are in Bartlett, so evaluate how we can be a better resource and partner to our it makes sense for us to be there to support local construction customers. We see it as a never ending endeavor.” and electrical customers,” Smith said. “Much of our growth ~ Suzanne Gibson

56 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 A civilization is in large part a reflection of its engineering prowess. The past 100 years have Engineering Services seen an explosion in science and technology which is only beneficial if applied to the real world. Bartlett, like other fine communities have a strong talent of engineers and technicians that turn ideas into reality. A2H Collaborative Planning and Design Set A2H Apart

f it can be built, there’s a good chance that A2H Engineers Architects Planners has a design service for it. Located on the outskirts of Bartlett, A2H was founded by Mark Askew in 1986 as a one-man engineeringI firm and has grown to tout a diverse team of more than 90 architects, engineers, landscape architects, land surveyors, and interior designers. “It makes our firm a little different from some of the traditional firms in the area since we’re a fully collaborative planning and design firm,” said A2H Principal Pat Harcourt. “We’ve combined all of those areas into one because we’ve seen that it’s beneficial for delivering projects and the outcomes we can provide for our clients.” A2H Principals: CEO Pat Harcourt (left) and President Logan Meeks (right) Now with more than 10,000 projects completed in 45 states, earlier this year A2H expanded its headquarters in Lakeland to more than 20,000 square feet and recently elevated three new principals. “With our clients, we like them to think of us as their trusted advisors,” said Harcourt, who joined A2H in 1994. “Our main markets are healthcare, education, commercial, industrial, and municipal/government work like roads, bridges and airports.” The newest addition to the firm’s offerings within the past couple of years is its dedicated our help, we bring in the expertise to get it done.” interior design department, which is currently handling all A2H also assists rural clients with industrial recruiting, of the furniture and finishing’s for the new $25 million Forest works with industries to identify places to land, and then Hill Elementary School in Germantown – a project that A2H works to develop buildings for those locations. planned and designed. The firm has enjoyed steady growth over the years and Another recently completed build-to-suit project in continues to expand its footprint and add more employees, Bartlett for Resource Label Group involved helping them find with new recently opened office in Nashville and a new studio the right piece of land, planning and engineering the site for in the works for Downtown Memphis. storm water runoff, and designing their building. A2H also has offices in Jackson, Tennessee; Savannah, “We have some spectacular clients who have been very Tennessee; Hernando, Mississippi, and Oxford, Mississippi. loyal and very good to us,” said Harcourt. “When they ask for ~ Michael Waddell

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Ewing Kessler Expanding from Bartlett Roots

ounded in Bartlett 14 years ago, Ewing Kessler is an industry leader specializing in engineered solutions Ffor building systems related to air conditioning, power, and energy management. With nearly $50 million in sales, Ewing Kessler has become a regional “powerhouse”. Their corporate headquarters sits just over the Bartlett city line in Memphis, along with satellite offices in Greenwood, Jackson, Tupelo, and Hernando Mississippi. “We are on a 15 percent growth path. Our plan is to be at $100 million within the next seven years. That is doable as long as we continue opening different business channels related to our industry,” said co-founder Chris Ewing, who formed the business with partner Frank Kessler. Their company’s core businesses are made up of four components: an engineered equipment division, a parts wholesale distribution division, a service entity that operates under Daikin Authorized Services, and a building automation company with a Siemens platform that Ewing Kessler installs throughout the region. “If you get us involved with your the building system from a need properties, and ServiceMaster’s new project, we’re going to make sure our standpoint whether it is cost, comfort/ Downtown Memphis headquarters. products work and you are satisfied,” performance, energy, or a combination Ewing Kessler also provides/ said Ewing. “In our world, we’re of all three. This differentiator allows maintains systems for local office one of the only independents left, so us to meet the needs of our client buildings, schools, factories, hospitals, all we have is our reputation in the base.” and hotels. “We are in a mid-size marketplace. We care about the end Current high-profile projects market. You have to be able to play in user’s experience.” for the company include the Cook all arenas,” said Ewing. “Our niche—we are building Convention Center in Downtown The company currently employs 50 systems engineers. We make buildings Memphis. Past highlights include people, many who live in the Bartlett work. We know how building systems the Bass Pro Shop and Pyramid, the area. With the anticipated growth, operate and how they’re controlled,” Landers Center in Southaven, the Ewing expects to hire many more in said Ewing. “We are problem solvers. FedEx Forum, the Federal Building the coming years. Our approach is to maximize downtown, numerous Belz Enterprises ~ Michael Waddell

60 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 resources and has access to the medical based presence,” says Smalley. “We do When we think of healthcare we normally physicians can receive results quicker think of doctor’s clinics and hospitals. to help them diagnose illnesses faster, expertise of the entire federation, but is fundraisers for the local American Cancer Healthcare Seldom do we give much thought about the and speed up treatment options for the piloted locally with autonomy. This model Society, we’ve been a sponsored of the companies that provide crucial services patient.” There are over 3,000 tests can acknowledges local healthcare needs are West Clinic Gala and we’re a supporter to these primary caregivers. Bartlett is an be done for different types of diagnosis. unique, not uniform or homogeneous— of several 5K runs. Our employees have important source of medical services that “Some 70% of diagnoses are impacted by they are heterogeneous and they may raised thousands of dollars through their are essential to modern healthcare. lab results,” explains Smalley. vary from city to city, country to country. yearly ‘themed-basket’ drives. We also American Esoteric Laboratories Baptist Memorial Healthcare is not This philosophy also fits in well with the participate in fundraisers for Toys for Tots Global in Scope, Locally Focused AEL’s only strategic partnership. Like way AEL engages in the local community. and other causes. We impact a lot of lives.” some other companies in the area, “Sonic believes in a community- ~ Deborah Camp here’s a good chance that if you had blood Memphis Pathology Laboratories. His way back to Memphis AEL recognizes it must address a local work done in your doctor’s office or hospital, was paved with a career filled with accomplishments and workforce that often makes employee it was picked up and serviced by American recognition in the field of laboratory medicine. recruiting challenging. Working with Esoteric Laboratories (AEL) in Bartlett, In 2012, Smalley retired as a brigadier general from a educational institutions such as UT TTennessee. As many as 18,000 specimens are collected 30-year career in the US. Army Reserves. During his service Health Science, University of Memphis, daily, with over half coming from the Memphis metro area. he became Assistant Surgeon General, where he worked on Christian Brothers University, Baptist Over 500 employees at the Bartlett facility work around policy issues such as outfitting hospitals and equipment in College of Health, and Southwest the clock, providing laboratory services to hospitals, clinics, Iraq. Before retirement, he was awarded the Lucien Dean Tennessee Community College, AEL long-term facilities, physician offices, and academic and Hertert Award, the highest honor bestowed by the American is taking aggressive measures to ensure governmental institutions. AEL’s comprehensive laboratory Association of Bioanalysts for lifetime achievement in the they’ll be able to hire people with the skill offerings include testing services for hematology, toxicology, field of clinical laboratory sciences. sets required by their industry. “We’re chemistry, immunology, urinalysis, microbiology, molecular Later in Nashville, Smalley worked a six-year stint with the sponsoring a task force,” explains Smalley, biology, cytology, and parasitology. New areas of testing are Tennessee Department of Health as the agency’s state public “that will help educate people about constantly being added or upgraded. health laboratory director. Along his career path he obtained laboratory sciences.” American an undergraduate Smalley likes to address high school Esoteric Labora- degree in medical and college students about careers in the tories (AEL), technology at lab sciences. “I want them to be clear on formerly Memphis Arkansas State how a lab science degree differs from one Pathology University and his in biology,” says Smalley. “I’m finding Laboratory, is Masters and PhD that there is a vast majority of students the third largest in microbiology who don’t know what laboratory science division within and immunology is all about.” Sometimes he’s asked to Sonic Healthcare at the U. of speak to groups even younger. Smalley USA—a worldwide Memphis. For recently showed a video on Kiestra federation of twenty years he System robotics to a fascinated group laboratories with also served on the of middle schoolers at E Immanuel its US base in adjunct faculty at Lutheran. “Yes,” he laughs, “they were Austin, Texas. As part of Sonic Healthcare, AEL is under the University of Tennessee. really impressed!” the auspices of Sonic Healthcare Limited, an Australian firm In 2012, Dr. Smalley found himself back in Memphis As they should be. Working with that’s listed on the Australian Securities Exchange as one of and back at the same laboratory, which had been acquired the Kiestra System, a microbiology its top 50 firms worldwide providing wide-ranging laboratory in 2004 by AEL. The company was now one with over laboratory automation system, takes and pathology services to healthcare institutions. As one of fifty years of laboratory healthcare service and the largest education, knowledge, and training. the world’s largest medical laboratory firms, Sonic Healthcare independent provider of esoteric and clinical laboratory “One of the great things about having an reports annual revenues over $5.3 billion. services in the mid-south region. It is also one of only 20 education and a degree in lab science is The 70,000 square-foot facility provides services to 86 labs in the nation accredited by the College of American a salary starting at fifty thousand yearly area hospitals, and is vertically integrated with its own courier Pathologists for more than 50 years. instead of thirty thousand, like some jobs network, which transports specimens to and from sister labs Under Smalley’s tenure, AEL recently partnered with requiring just a general science degree.” in eight states. Baptist Memorial Healthcare, with both institutions investing Other positions at AEL require other Leading AEL in Bartlett, Tennessee is Dr. David Smalley, in new equipment for an automated microbiology lab types of licenses and certifications. president of the Mid-South Division of Sonic Healthcare designed to facilitate better and speedier diagnostic results. AEL—as part of Sonic Healthcare— USA. Smalley’s roots are deep within the company, having “We’re in operation 24 hours a day, seven days a week,” operates under a federated model, which worked in the mid-eighties as clinical director when it was still says Smalley. “Cultures can now be read around the clock; means it is united by its international

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Olympus National Service Center Continues its Growth in Bartlett

hen Olympus new when it leaves this facility.” National Service Leaving the repair center daily— Center opened its $12 for use in healthcare organizations million, state-of-the- nationwide—is a variety of devices Wart facility in the fall of 2017 it became created to make patients’ lives one of the newest participants in the healthier and safer. The war on cancer growing field of medical equipment is being fought and devices companies to set up with sophisticated operations in Bartlett, Tennessee. endoscopes which The 110,000-square-foot facility is are used to conduct Olympus' second national service minimally invasive center, with its first based in San Jose, diagnosis, leading California. The new addition serves to a wider range of as an expansion to its existing research treatment options. and development facility on Appling To ensure that Road, in operation since 1984. the health and At Olympus’s fall opening in 2017, safety of patients Allen Borden, deputy commissioner is always its first of business, community and rural priority, Olympus not development for Tennessee’s only manufactures, Department of Economic and distributes and Community Development said the repairs its medical device equipment certain subjects, or pursing particular new facility’s arrival added to Bartlett’s but also helps hospitals and other degrees, they may create a successful reputation as one that’s rapidly healthcare organizations develop path to excellent, high-paying jobs in becoming the “Silicon Valley of the preventative maintenance strategies. the medical device industry,” states medical device industry.” This might include setting up Place. Recent postings on Olympus’s Even more important to Olympus inspection, maintenance and LinkedIn site announced positions in is that for the first time two of its optimization models and helping warehouse operations, engineering, and most important functions—device the device users apply specific risk field service. repair and warehouse management reduction activities. As Olympus continues to source of demonstration appliances—are The Bartlett community has been the local talent market in its expansion operating together at the same location. welcoming says John Place, director of of its repair operations, it’s also Device repair is a critical function. production and repair. “Since we’ve positioning itself for long-term As modern medical devices become opened our new facility we’ve grown growth in the Bartlett and Memphis increasingly sophisticated, healthcare from 14 full-time employees to more community. “We are seeing all kinds organizations are compelled to than 200 people today.” In an effort of opportunities ahead,” continues operate under even more stringent to develop a talent pipeline in the Place. “We’re attracting quality environments. Diagnostic and area, Olympus is exploring possible employees and establishing sustainable therapeutic endoscopes, and other partnerships with local educational relationships within the business surgical devices must be administered institutions such as Southwest community—which in part is a result with accuracy and reliability at the Tennessee Community College. At of the Bartlett Chamber’s network of highest level. Repair technician Debra a recent recruiting event at STCC. resources. We are feeling confident Starks attests: “I know how important Olympus interviewed dozens of about our expansion here, and are my work is. We make sure the life- individuals. “We want these students looking forward to what the future will saving equipment doctors use is like to know that if they’re studying bring.” ~ Deborah Camp

64 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 Media defines the modern era. It tells us what is current, available and trendy. More importantly it Mass Media helps us identify businesses that are better than their competitors. Bartlett is fortunate to have many excellent media/marketing companies that play an Master Video essential role in helping clients tell their story whether Video Production and Conversions of Old Media Fuel Master Video Growth EM Printing it be to other businesses or consumers. Family Business Finds Success Beyond the Press n business in the Bartlett area since 1982, full-service video production company Master Video handles all facets of productionI of TV commercials, corporate videos, and web videos for a variety of small- to medium-sized businesses, as well as closed captioning, film and videotape conversions, CD and DVD duplication, audio conversions and enhancement, and more. Today the company is essentially split into two sides: video production and conversion of old media to digital. “We do conversion work for clients like Elvis Presley Enterprises. They bring a lot of old film to us, and we convert it to high-definition images and movies,” explained owner Daniel Carter. “We’re also open to the public, fter starting his printing fulfillment, direct mail in-house, online “Looking at the people I called on, so anyone can bring their home movies company 38 years ago storefronts, variable imaging, and I thought, ‘I could do this,’ so I started in, and we can get those digitized and from his parents’ garage, warehousing. a printing company with no customers. transferred over.” .owner Ken Quick has “We have a commitment to quality, I just bought a press, put it in my Master Video is one of the only Agrown EM Printing to 55 employees and we have a very loyal customer parents’ garage, and went from there,” companies in the area that has a today. Along the way, the company base,” said Quick. “We have clients said Quick. frame-by-frame scanner for converting has evolved to meet other business we’ve been doing business with for 20 In the early days, he would spend his 8mm and 16mm film into high- needs for their clients, including on- years for more, including Fortune 500 days making sales and his nights printing definition images. line ordering, mailing, fulfillment and companies, and we ship worldwide.” the orders. The business’ organic growth Master Video co-owners Daniel Carter and wife Rachel Montesi “The only other way to get some storage. The shop’s vast inventory of has been steady over years. of this stuff done is to send it off in Carter after taking over the company Video’s in-house studio is perfect for Quick bought a 45,000-square- presses ranges from a 40-inch, 6-colr Quick credits his experienced staff, the mail, so a lot of our customers seven years ago. green screen or backdrop shoots. foot facility in Bartlett Corporate Park Heidelberg Speedmaster to the latest which sees very little turnover, as the appreciate that we’re local they’re able “It’s something that I thought Carter bought Master Video in nine years ago, marking his fifth move digital machines. The facility also most important piece of EM Printing’s to drop off their old family films that would’ve died down honestly, but over 2012 after working for many years to a larger building since the business’ houses pre-press output systems, longevity and success. they don’t want to put in the mail,” the years we’ve seen a huge jump,” with the previous owner, who was a inception. commercial bindery machines, mailing As part of its growth strategy, said Carter. said Carter. “It’s exciting to see that retired police officer who had started “We also bought the one-acre equipment, a 16,000-square-foot a couple of years ago the company The company also works with people are still looking in their closets his own business. The business moved property next door in case we want storage warehouse and a fulfillment acquired local competitor Jaco-Bryant libraries and universities, most recently or attic and finding these boxes of films to 2832 Bartlett Road in the mid-2000s to expand,” said Quick. “We really department. and added additional people and with the University of Memphis and or tapes they are interested in getting after renovation of the former animal like the Bartlett area. We have people Quick began his career in the equipment. Rhodes College converting all of converted over.” hospital. working all shifts, coming and going printing industry just out of college “They did much of the same work the reel-to-reel audio tapes of Civil On the video production side “We’re really the only company at all hours of the night, so we like the with AB Dick, maker of small printing that we do, so it was a great fit and Rights leaders having meetings and of the business, all pre-production, on town that offers as many services as fact that we’re in a safe area.” presses and equipment. He worked in ended up working out well,” said Quick. conversations. production and post-production we do,” said Carter. “We’re just proud The general commercial printer sales, calling on printing companies, Future expansion for the company The growth on the conversions services are available, including the to be able to help people in the local offers a range of services from but he knew he always wanted to own could involve bringing even more side of the business was unexpected to latest in web videos, and Master community. ~ Michael Waddell digital printing, catalogs, kitting and his own company. services in-house. ~ Michael Waddell

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elley & Associates design, media negotiation, “We do a variety of work Advertising Inc. owner and website development and keep a very diverse client Christi Kelley began to social media, public base locally, nationally and working for her mom’s relations, trade show internationally,” said Kelley. Kstartup advertising agency during its first marketing, branding and logo design. “It’s keeps everything fresh for us here.” year of operation (from the family’s dining “We do it all. We’re small, but we Located in the Wolfchase area at room) in 1979 when she was just 13. churn out a lot of work here. I’ve never 8410 Wolf Lake Drive, Kelley and her Over the years since, Kelley missed a deadline, and I’ve been thrown six-person staff continue to expand their weathered a couple of rounds of some crazy, crazy deadlines.” said Kelley. offerings to meet their clients’ needs. company buyouts and has now owned Recently completed campaigns We do animation in-house now,” said the firm outright since 2006. As a long-time include work for the Shelby County Kelly, who points out her firm won a Bartlett and now Lakeland resident, she Health Department, and other notable recent animation-based Marcom award moved the business from Cordova to projects in recent years includes for a recycling campaign for the City of Bartlett more than a decade ago. a complete website redesign for Germantown. “We also do a lot of media “Our whole premise is service. We ServiceMaster. The company’s portfolio promotions. That’s one great way to try to be very fair with pricing and over- includes work for First South Financial, really stretch your client’s dollars. When deliver on everything that we do.” MicroPort, City Auto, the Ragin Cajun we buy media, we secure $3 for every $1 Today the full-service agency Crawfish Festival, the Memphis Police invested. That’s another way we serve our handles everything from copywriting, Department, and many more. clients well.” ~ Michael Waddell

V2 Media Growing in Bartlett Through Storytelling

hether supporting and motion graphics. corporate clients like Last year, V2 completed a Hilton Hotels & Resorts 10-city, coast-to-coast, three-week with internal initiatives road trip for Hilton’s Home2 Wor creating client and patient testimonials brands, highlighting several of the or product training videos for several brand’s hotels. Other recent V2 of the major medical companies in the work includes projects for Toyota, Memphis area including Medtronic and FedEx, the National Street Rod Wright Medical, V2 Media is creating Association, Wesley Living, and video stories for its clients. the Society of Entrepreneurs- Today V2 shares approximately “We try to bring some creativity to Memphis chapter. 14,000 square feet of studio, warehouse projects and make them more fun and “We also serve the small business and office space with partner Behind the engaging than typical scripted talking community, a niche that we’ve tried Scenes event planning. head pieces,” said V2 Media owner hard to develop because a lot of people “We team up on a lot of projects, Mark Thompson. “While a lot of our think that they can’t afford something and the owner of Behind the Scenes, work originates out of the Memphis that’s going to look really nice,” said Dusky Norsworthy, is my partner on the area, much of it is seen worldwide.” Thompson. video side,” said Thompson. With three state-of-the-art editing Thompson began his career with After occupying space in the suites, an in-house voice-over studio local ad agency Jan Gardner Associates, Cottonwood Office Park for 20 years, and video gear for any project, V2 is working his way up to Broadcast Creative V2’s team of 8 moved to 7850 Stage equipped to serve clients in need of Director. In 1990, he left to start his own Hills Boulevard in the office park behind corporate communications, video and ad agency. By 2000, he sold the agency/ Saint Francis Hospital-Bartlett in 2014. web development, including animation media side to his younger brother. ~ Michael Waddell

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Sauce Marketing Cooks Up Perfect Recipes for Success

artlett-based digital marketing completion without losing the magic that agency Sauce Marketing compels people to take action.” is bringing the flavor of Garmon Hummel started out as a excellence to area businesses. freelancer in the mid-2000s working BOwner Kim Garmon Hummel, who was with small businesses. Along the way, born and raised in Bartlett, has grown she realized many companies she her startup company from operating out worked with were neglecting the strategy of her garage five years ago into a full- necessary to successfully communicate service agency at 5800 Stage Road. with their audience. "There are so many “We help businesses grow smarter,” companies doing amazing things in the said Garmon Hummel. “And the way Greater Memphis Area but their brand, that we’re able to do that is by making especially online, doesn't communicate sure our clients tell their unique story that very well. With an overwhelming reach their growth goals. in a way that resonates with the people majority of people researching and “Every client has their special recipe they’re trying to reach.” making buying decisions online, of Sauce,” said Garmon Hummel. Branding, website development, businesses must get it right in the digital “Once we're clear on who you are, who marketing strategy, marketing landscape, from the start,” she said. you’re trying to reach, and why they automation, search engine optimization, In 2014 she got the chance to step should choose you - which we call your social media management, photography, away from her full-time day job, which roux - we can add the other ingredients and videography are all done in-house. she had still been working as she took on and perfect the recipe that keeps your Sauce is also proud to be the only some of her own clients. By late 2015 audience coming back for batch after Hubspot Partner Agency in the Greater she had hired two employees, and the batch of your unique flavor of sauce.” Memphis Area. company was based in her garage until If you'd like to follow Kim and “We have a small team, but packed December 2016. her team at Sauce, visit the website. with the talent it takes to offer a full stack “Like all great companies, we started www.SauceMarketing.com and join 'The of services,” said Garmon Hummel, in my garage!” joked Gamon Hummel. Sauciety' where they provide insights into “which allows us to control quality and Today she and her team work with how to do digital well. also move the creativity from concept to companies large and small to help them ~ Michael Waddell

Cobalt Design Sullivan Finds Creative Freedom with Cobalt Design

usty Sullivan, owner of my company to just me and I haven’t Given his creative freedom, Sullivan Cobalt Design, has been been happier,” he said. can turn on a dime when it comes to a graphic designer and With an eclectic customer base delivering product, whether that is for .advertising consultant for located in seven states (including Saint digital use, printed materials or other Rmore than 40 years. A graduate of Univ. Francis Hospital – Bartlett and Sunrise promotional needs. of Memphis in 1983, Rusty spent 12 GMC), Sullivan has many clients that “That’s very beneficial for us”, says years as an illustrator and designer at have been with him for more than two John Threadgill, BACC President. “The FedEx during its early years. In 1995 he decades. staff and I see Rusty as our own in-house started his own company and had eight “We’ve grown primarily by word-of- graphic designer. Since his office is down employees at its peak. mouth over the years,” he said. “I really the hall, we think nothing of going to “I’m not one for managing love my work, taking a creative concept him for ideas almost daily. He really gives people, I’d rather be creating than and giving my clients a multitude of us that special expertise that we lack.” administrating, so I decided to downsize options.” ~ Michael Waddell

70 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 B a r t l e t t I n s i g h t s WORK 2018 BACC Entrepreneur of the Year Will Clem Baby Jacks BBQ owner revolutionizing { food industry with Memphis Meats.

r. Will Clem envisions a day when clean lab-grown meat will be produced for the same or less cost as the meat consumed today. Through his Memphis Meats startup, the Baby Jacks BBQ owner is working alongside some of the top minds in the world on the development of tissue- engineeredD meat. “If we can grow meat without having to worry about salmonella, botulism, listeria, or any of the food-borne illnesses, I think in the long run this will be the best way to produce meat,” said Clem. “That’s what’s most exciting to me about it.” Memphis Meats was founded four years ago in San Francisco, but it’s a project that has been in the works for the better part of a decade. Clem and stem cell biologist Nick Genovese met as students taking Ph.D. business classes at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. “I was studying a field called tissue engineering, and he and I got together and pitched the idea back and forth,” said Clem. “Years later, he gave me a call out of nowhere and said he was ready to start the company. We really didn’t expect it to blow up as big as it did.” They took their idea to a business incubator in San Francisco, and investors jumped all over the idea. An initial $2.3 million in seed funding was followed by $20 million over the next several months in Series A funding. “It really made a difference being in an incubator,” said Clem, who along with Genovese teamed up with third co- founding partner in Dr. Uma Valeti. “It’s going to take a lot of people a lot of long, hard work to grow this into an actual business. We’re making samples today. We can make a piece of steak or hamburger meat or meatballs, and let you taste it. But it’s extremely expensive and labor-intensive, so it’s not something we’re ready to sell in a restaurant yet.”

Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 73 Traditionally the meat is grown in the same very costly way guidelines for new food option. a muscle graft would be handled, only instead of human muscle Clem is also the owner of Baby Jack’s BBQ restaurant, cells, the cells are removed from a cow, pig or chicken and then which opened in Bartlett on U.S. Highway 70 more than seven fed nutrients for growth. years ago. Before starting the company, he had worked at The Memphis Meats partners have a plan to chip away at the Wright Medical, which had recruited him after he completed his high cost of producing the lab-grown meat by bringing everything Ph.D. from the University of Alabama at Birmingham in tissue in-house. Instead of going out and buying sterile supplies and engineering. paying thousands of dollars for media (food for the cells), the Clem was actually following his family’s footsteps by opening cultures would be created in-house. Baby Jacks. He grew up in the BBQ restaurant industry, as his “In the long run, the cost will also come down through grandparents had started Whitt’s Barbeque in the mid-1960s, automation. It’s already many, many times cheaper than when we and his parents own the chain today, with 40 to 50 locations started the company,” said Clem. “This definitely, in the long run, throughout the Southeast. a batter way to go. Instead of growing an entire animal just to “We share a lot of the same recipes and traditions, and share harvest a little bit of meat to cook on the grill, why not grow just a similar business model,” said Clem. “We cook thousands of the meat? It’s actually in some ways more efficient with the right pounds of meat each day. We’re a BBQ restaurant, so we’re not procedures.” shying away from real meat.” He believes that when the time finally comes Baby Jacks could After his success in Bartlett, Clem added an Arlington location be the first restaurant to serve clean meat alongside its traditional two years ago. offerings. This year, Clem is also building a new 8,000-square-foot “I don’t see it as replacement for regular meat. It’s just a new facility just outside of Arlington in Fayette County that will food product,” said Clem. house activity for both is his growing businesses, with research, His end goal is when clean meat can be produced for the development and automation for Memphis Meats along with same cost as traditional meat. The FDA and USDA are currently product manufacturing for Baby Jack’s BBQ, probably starting working with Memphis Meats and other companies to set with the restaurant’s Sweet Tea. •

74 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 Accountants McDonald Outdoor Advertising Legends at Wolfchase 2019~2020 membership 2478 Casino Strip Resort Blvd. 8840 Bristol Park Dr. Alexander Thompson Arnold PLLC (ATA) Robinson, MS 38664 Bartlett, TN 38133 6525 North Quail Hollow Road, Ste. 500 (901) 491-6308 (901) 266-0755 Memphis, TN 38120 www.legendsatwolfchaseapts.com (901) 684-1170 Murry Keith Publication Design www.atacpa.net Collierville, TN 38017 Lincoln At Wolfchase Apartment Homes (901) 267-3180 2460 Vintage Dr. Bob Browder, MBA, CPA Cordova, TN 38016 9112 Pembroke Ellis Drive Sauce Marketing, LLC (901) 380-0188 Directory Bartlett, TN 38133 5800 Stage Rd., Suite 201 www.LincolnWolfchase.com (901) 833-4866 Bartlett, Tennessee 38134

he Bartlett Area Chamber Pinnacle www.bobbrowdercpa.com (901) 878-2082 Quail Ridge Apartments www.SauceMarketing.com 4200 Trenton Dr. of Commerce (BACC) is Brother Industries (U.S.A.), Inc. Brimhall Foods Co., Inc. David R. Patrick, CPA Bartlett, TN 38135 Brother International Corporation Colliers International Memphis 2755 Summer Oaks Dr., Ste. 102 Air Conditioning & Heat (901) 937-3300 City of Bartlett First South Financial Bartlett, TN 38134 Ewing Kessler, Inc. www.heritageproperties.com Northeast Shelby County’s largest (901) 386-1150 EDGE First Tennessee 1631 Century Center Pkwy., Ste. 105 Quail Ridge Highlands Apartment Community business membership organization, First South Financial H.Saga/Port Alliance Fulton CPAs Memphis, TN 38134 6344 Quail Meadow Cv. GMACWorkforce - Greater Memphis Olympus Surgical Technologies 3100 Appling Rd. (901) 654-2400 Bartlett, TN 38135 comprisedT of 700+ members who represent Alliance for a Competitive Workforce America Bartlett, TN 38133 www.ewingkessler.com (901) 384-4226 Saint Francis Hospital - Bartlett Select Specialty Hospital - (901) 452-0558 General Heating & Cooling, Inc. www.heritageproperties.com a broad array of businesses within a market Memphis Inc. www.fultoncpa.com 2800 Shelby St. Architectural Firm Strategic Leaders - Titan Medical Mfg., LLC Greg Shelton, CPA Bartlett, TN 38134 A2H - Engineers - Architects – Planners population of 250,000. As a private, not-for-profit Strategic Partners TopRx 2855 Stage Village Cv., Ste. 4 (901) 372-1842 3009 Davies Plantation Rd. Bartlett, TN 38134 organization, the BACC is committed to advancing Brother Industries (U.S.A.), Inc. Sustaining Members HVAC Technologies, Inc. Lakeland, TN 38002 Brother International Corporation (901) 382-0557 FX: (901)-382-8946 7560 AE Beaty Dr., Ste. 2 (901) 372-0404

City of Bartlett American Paper Optics, LLC GregSheltonCPA.com Bartlett, TN 38133 www.a2h.com the long-term prosperity of Bartlett and Northeast EDGE AT&T • Accounting, auditing and tax services (901) 388-8898

Ewing Kessler, Inc ATC Fitness of Bartlett • Business, individuals and non-profits HVACTechnologies.net Fleming Architects Shelby. Companies represented in this directory Baby Jack’s BBQ • Bookkeeping and payroll services 5101 Wheelis Drive, Ste. 215 GMACWorkforce - Greater Memphis Kele, Inc. Baptist Memorial Health Care Corp • Quickbooks Pro Advisor Memphis, TN 38117 Alliance for a Competitive Workforce 3300 Brother Blvd. demonstrate a commitment to the current and (901) 767-3924 Local ABC 24 Barge Design Solutions • Tax and Financial Planner Bartlett, TN 38133-3987 www.flemingarchitects.com Renasant Bank Buffalo Wild Wings • Email: GregSheltonCPA.com (901) 382-4300 future prosperity of Bartlett and Northeast Shelby City Auto Sales, LLC Renaissance Group Saint Francis Hospital - Bartlett www.kele.com/home.aspx Jackson, Howell & Associates, PLLC 9700 Village Cr., Ste. 100 Smith & Nephew Comcast Spotlight 7240 Goodlett Farms, Ste. 101 County. By supporting these businesses, you too are National HVAC Service Lakeland, TN 38002 Computers & Networks, Inc. Cordova, TN 38016 Tactical Advisor - Concorde Career College 1835 Nonconnah Blvd., Ste. 132 (901) 332-5533 investing in the long-term economic growth and (901) 683-5100 Memphis, TN 38132 Eagle Distributing www.rgroup.biz Strategic Partners jhhcpa.com (901) 345-5700 Elite Southern Construction viability of the community. www.nationalhvacservice.com Armed Services A2H - Engineers - Architects - Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott James E. Ferguson, CPA 6825 Summer Ave. Bartlett Army Recruiting Center Planners First Bank Service Experts Heating and Air Conditioning Bartlett, TN 38134 7424 US Highway 64, Ste. 110 EM Printing Hicks Convention Services & Special 7470 Bartlett Corporate Cv. W., Ste. 101 (901) 372-9385 Bartlett, TN 38133 Kele, Inc. Events Bartlett, TN 38133 (901) 377-5951 Pinnacle INVESTOR Southwest TN Community College IAC Supply Solutions Rowland & Carter CPA’s, PLLC (901) 373-4000 True champions of the BACC and of the community. www.goarmy.com TechEd2Go Infiniti of Memphis 7953 Stage Hills Blvd., Ste. 110 www.serviceexpertsmemphis.com These companies are chief benefactors. Bartlett, TN 38133 Attorney Center Stage Sponsors Lakeside Behavioral Health System Airport Linkous Construction Co, Inc. (901) 432-3000 Douglass & Runger

Banquet Halls of the Mid-South Masters Roofing www.rowlandandcarter.com Memphis - Shelby County Airport Authority 2820 Summer Oaks Drive 2491 Winchester Rd., Ste. 113 Behind the Scenes Memphis - Shelby County Airport Bartlett, TN 38134 Strategic Partner Watkins Uiberall, PLLC Memphis, TN 38116 Coletta’s Italian Restaurant Authority (901) 388-5805 Committed leaders of the community who fund 1661 Aaron Brenner Drive, Suite 300 (901) 922-8000 ePaymentAmerica www.douglassrunger.com the BACC’s economic development program, Vison Memphis Funeral Home and Memphis, Tennessee 38120-1466 www.flymemphis.com First South Financial 20/20. *Blue text denotes a Strategic Leader Memorial Gardens (901) 761-2720 EDCO Title & Closing Services, Inc. Holiday Inn & Suites Memphis - Methodist North Hospital www.wucpas.com Apartments 6510 Stage Rd., Ste. 1

Wolfchase Galleria National HVAC Service Advertising Appling Lakes at Cordova Club Bartlett, TN 38134 Saint Francis Hospital - Bartlett Northeast Shelby County Rotary Club 1392 Equestrian Dr. (901) 382-0470 Center Stage Sponsor Cobalt Design Cordova, TN 38016 Underwriters of membership services who Precision Crystal Gifts and Awards www.edcotitle.com Encore Sponsors Premium Refreshment Service 2969 Elmore Park Rd., Ste. 217 (901) 755-6630 ensure the BACC maintain a viable program Bartlett, TN 38134 Griffin, Clift, Everton & Maschmeyer, PLLC Bank of Bartlett Regions Bank www.applinglakesapts.com for the membership to grow and prosper. (901) 266-5414 6489 Quail Hollow Road, Ste. 100 First Tennessee Resource Label Group, LLC Bartlett Heights / Boyd Lane Apartments Memphis, TN 38120 Memphis Funeral Home and Serra Chevrolet Comcast Spotlight 6130 Bartlett View Ln. (901) 752-1133 Memorial Gardens Springhill Suites by Marriott 3251 Players Club Pkwy. Bartlett, TN 38134 Sustaining Members or Economic www.gcemlaw.com Encore Sponsor Methodist North Hospital SunTrust Bank Memphis, TN 38125 (901) 388-6901 Harris, Shelton, Hanover, Walsh Investors who see the value of going beyond their Trustmark Bank Regional Corporate (901) 435-4957 hmheckle.com Serra Chevrolet 1 Commerce Square, Ste. 2700 membership dues by investing in chamber sponsorships and www.comcastspotlight.com/markets/memphis Trustmark Bank Regional Corporate Office Country Side North Apartments Memphis, TN 38103 events that are most in line with their goals and objectives. Office Walmart SuperCenter Kelley & Associates Advertising 6934 Country Manor Dr. (901) 525-1455 Wolfchase Galleria 8410 Wolf Lake Blvd., Ste. 104 Memphis, TN 38133 www.harrisshelton.com Economic Investor - Wolfchase Honda Bartlett, TN 38133 (901) 377-4025 Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs, LLP Strategic Partners Wolfchase Nissan (901) 754-8998 Sustaining Member Greenbrook at Shelby Farms 6070 Poplar Avenue, Ste. 300 www.kelleyadv.com Premier companies within the business community American Esoteric Laboratories 1400 Greenbrook Pkwy. Memphis, TN 38119 Memphis, TN 38134 and members of the BACC’s Board of Advisors. BancorpSouth (901) 537-1000 (901) 386-1991 Bank of Bartlett www.wyattfirm.com www.ARIUMShelbyFarms.com

76 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 77 Auto Audio & Security Wolfchase Honda Lilee’s Gourmet Bakery First Tennessee Trustmark National Bank Singleton Community Center 2982 N. Germantown Rd. 6880 Hillshire Drive, Ste. 4 5931 Stage Rd. 6767 Summer Ave. 7266 Third Rd. Sound Waves, Inc. Bartlett, TN 38133 Memphis, TN 38133 Bartlett, TN 38134 Bartlett, TN 38134 Bartlett, TN 38135 7585 US Highway 64 (901) 255-3700 (901) 230-5048 (901) 385-3012 (901) 386-3131 (901) 385-5593 Memphis, TN 38133 www.wolfchasehonda.com www.lileesgourmet.com www.firsttennessee.com www.trustmark.com www.cityofbartlett.org/165/Singleton-Community-Center (901) 377-1001 www.soundwavesmemphis.com Wolfchase Nissan Smallcakes Bartlett First Tennessee Wells Fargo Bank St. Columba Conference and Retreat Center 2956 N. Germantown Rd. 6600 Stage Road, Ste. 109 2750 N. Germantown Pkwy. 7435 US Hwy. 64 4577 Billy Maher Rd. Auto Body Repair Bartlett, TN 38133 Bartlett, TN 38134 Memphis, TN 38133 Memphis, TN 38133 Memphis, TN 38135 (901) 255-3800 (901) 215-2004 (901) 377-9284 3A Collision (901) 379-8958 (901) 387-3800 www.wolfchasenissan.com www.firsttennessee.com www.saintcolumbamemphis.org 6420 Summer Ave. Jaybear Bake Shop Banquet Facility & Event Planning Bartlett, TN 38134 7124 US HWY 64, Ste. 103 Auto Rental Independent Bank Unique Catering and Event Center (901) 213-4401 Bartlett, TN 38133 5995 Stage Rd. Andy B’s Entertainment Center 2751 Bartlett Blvd. 6276 Stage Rd. 3acollision.com Prime Transportation Group, LLC (901) 651-7329 Bartlett, TN 38134 Bartlett, TN 38134 1981 Fletcher Creek Dr. Bartlett, TN 38134 www.jaybearbakeshop.com (901) 842-1210 (901) 937-0828 Bartlett Body Shop Memphis, TN 38133 (901) 386-7701 www.i-bankonline.com www.uniquecateringandeventcenter.com 5775 Stage Rd. (901) 646-5019 Bank www.andybbartlett.com Bartlett, TN 38134 www.primetransportationgroup.com Liftfund Beauty Salon & Spa (901) 386-5677 BancorpSouth 6675 Stage Rd. Banquet Halls of the Mid-South 6675 Stage Rd. 2758 Bartlett Blvd. Auto Transmissions Bartlett, TN 38134 Pat’s Pro Cut Collisionworx Express Inc. Bartlett, TN 38134-3867 Bartlett, TN 38134 7320 Shadowlawn Rd. (901) 831-9754 2501 Whitten Rd. Bartlett Transmission (901) 382-2265 (901) 314-9000 Arlington, TN 38002 5861 Stage Rd. www.liftfund.com Memphis, TN 38133 www.bancorpsouth.com www.BanquetHallsMidSouth.com (901) 388-1950 Bartlett, TN 38134 (901) 373-4100 (901) 382-0193 Pinnacle Financial Partners collisionworxmemphis.com BancorpSouth 894 N Germantown Pkwy., Ste. 4 Bartlett Performing Arts & Conference Center Split Endz www.bartletttransmissions.com 8340 US Highway 64, Ste. 102 3663 Appling Rd. 7790 US Highway 70 Cordova, TN 38018 Collisionworx, Inc. Bartlett, TN 38133 Bartlett, TN 38133 Bartlett, TN 38133 (901) 624-9469 6916 Appling Farms Pkwy. Automotive Repair (901) 385-1473 (901) 385-6440 (901) 603-7255 www.pnfp.com Memphis, TN 38133 www.bancorpsouth.com www.bpacc.org Christian Brothers Automotive (901) 385-1222 6677 US Highway 70 Regions Bank Today’s Headlines Salon 2850 Stage Village Cv., Ste. 3 www.collisionworxmemphis.com Bartlett, TN 38134 Bank of Bartlett 3020 Kirby Whitten Rd. Bartlett Station Municipal Center 6281 Stage Rd. 5868 Stage Rd. Bartlett, TN 38134 (901) 881-6946 Bartlett, TN 38134 Desoto Collision Center of Wolfchase Bartlett, TN 38134 Bartlett, TN 38134 (901) 372-4327 christianbrothersauto.com (901) 388-1621 7601 US Highway 64 (901) 382-6600 www.regions.com (901) 380-4771 Memphis, TN 38133 Express Oil Change & Tire Engineers www.bankofbartlett.com www.cityofbartlett.org/index.aspx?nid=286 Beverages (901) 207-4263 2846 Dromedary Drive Regions Bank Eagle Distributing www.desotocollision.com Memphis, TN 38133 Bank of Bartlett - Cordova 7790 US Highway 64 Behind the Scenes 45 W EH Crump Blvd. 678 N. Germantown Pkwy. 7850 Stage Hills Blvd., Ste. 103 (901) 266-9971 Bartlett, TN 38133 Memphis, TN 38106 Auto Dealership Cordova, TN 38018 Bartlett, TN 38133 expressoilchange.com (901) 385-4025 (901) 948-4543 (901) 382-6600 (901) 624-7047 AutoNation Ford Wolfchase www.regions.com www.eagledistributing.com 7925 US Highway 64 Father & Son Body Shop Inc. www.bankofbartlett.com www.btsmemphis.com 1351 Fields Road Regions Bank Memphis, TN 38133 Premium Refreshment Service Memphis, TN 38109 Bank of Bartlett - Houston Levee 6231 Stage Rd. Bridge at Bartlett Ballroom 3338 Democrat Rd. Ste.1 (901) 382-5555 9915 US Highway 64, Ste. 101 6001 Bartlett Center Dr. (901) 785-6721 Bartlett, TN 38134 Memphis, TN 38118 www.autonationfordwolfchase.com Lakeland, TN 38002 Bartlett, TN 38134 fathersontowing.com (901) 385-5900 (901) 672-5092 (901) 382-6600 (901) 314-9000 City Auto Sales, LLC www.regions.com www.premiumrefreshment.com 4932 Elmore Rd. Mr. Quick Tune, Inc. www.bankofbartlett.com www.banquethallsmidsouth.com 5941 Stage Rd. Renasant Bank Memphis, TN 38128 Business Development Bartlett, TN 38134 Bank of Bartlett-Raleigh 1661 Aaron Brenner Drive. Ste. 100 Cedar Hall, LLC (901) 377-9502 3691 Austin Peay Hwy. 3712 Broadway Rd. (901) 382-2530 Memphis , TN 38120 Bartlett Area Chamber of Commerce www.cityauto.com Memphis, TN 38128 Bartlett, TN 38135 www.mrquicktune.com (901) 684-0670 2969 Elmore Park Rd. (901) 382-6600 Homer Skelton Ford www.renasantbank.com (901) 377-4099 Bartlett, TN 38134 9030 Highway 51 North Pashby’s Automotive, LLC www.bankofbartlett.com www.CedarHall.com (901) 372-9457 6250 Summer Ave. Renasant Bank Bartlett Millington, TN 38053 www.bartlettchamber.org Memphis, TN 38134 Bank of Bartlett-Wolfchase 6671 Summer Avenue, Suite 101 Colonial Country Club (901) 873-3673 7984 US Highway 64 2736 Countrywood Pkwy. (901) 382-9191 Bartlett, TN 38134 Business Referral Network Bartlett, TN 38133 Infiniti of Memphis (901) 379-9912 Cordova, TN 38016 Call for information, 3060 N. Germantown Rd. Saba Automotive (901) 382-6600 (901) 388-6150 (901) 873-0085 Southern Security Federal Credit Union Bartlett, TN 38133 7727 US Hwy 70 Ste. 101 www.bankofbartlett.com www.colonialcountryclub.org Bartlett, TN 38133 8058 US Highway 64 SCORE (901) 432-8200 (901) 382-0299 First Bank Bartlett, TN 38133 Davies Manor Association 5100 Poplar Ave., Ste. 1701 infinitiofmemphis.com 8398 US Highway 64 3570 Davieshire Dr. sabaautomotive.com (901) 388-3637 Memphis, TN 38137 Bartlett, TN 38133 ill’s Autorama southernsecurity.org Bartlett, TN 38133 (901) 544-3588 Uncle Dave’s Auto Repair (901) 462-0145 (901) 386-0715 www.memphis.score.org 3498 Jackson Avenue SunTrust Bank Memphis, TN 38133 6809 Summer Ave. www.firstbankonline.com www.daviesmanorplantation.org Bartlett, TN 38134 6633 Stage Rd. Business Service (901) 849-1990 First Citizens National Bank Bartlett, TN 38134 Esplanade Memphis (901) 368-4004 7580 US Highway 70 (901) 462-8541 901 Cordova Station Ave. Bartlett Area Chamber of Commerce Serra Chevrolet www.uncledavesauto.com 2969 Elmore Park Rd. Bartlett, TN 38133 www.suntrust.com Cordova, TN 38018 7850 US Highway 64 Bartlett, TN 38134 Bartlett, TN 38134 Bakery (901) 213-9900 (901) 753-3333 www.firstcnb.com Triumph Bank Arlington www.esplanadememphis.com (901) 372-9457 (901) 382-5644 Bartlett Donuts 5810 Airline Rd www.bartlettchamber.org www.serrabartlett.com 2731 Bartlett Blvd. First Tennessee Arlington, TN 38002 Rockin’ Robin DJs - A Premium DJ

Bartlett, TN 38134 6891 US Highway 70 (901) 333-8800 and Entertainment Company Behind the Scenes Sunrise Buick GMC at Wolfchase 7850 Stage Hills Blvd., Ste. 103 8500 US Highway 64 (901) 217-3938 Bartlett, TN 38133 triumphbank.com 4208 Eagle Hill Cv. (901) 385-3029 Lakeland, TN 38002 Bartlett, TN 38133 Bartlett, TN 38133 K’s Donuts & Taco’s www.firsttennessee.com Trustmark Bank Regional Corp. Office (901) 937-5444 (901) 624-7047 (901) 333-8000 6525 Memphis-Arlington Rd., Ste. 101 5350 Poplar Ave., Ste. 100 www.rockinrobinsdjs.com www.btsmemphis.com www.sunrisememphis.com Bartlett, TN 38135 Memphis, TN 38119 (901) 377-0111 (901) 309-8309 www.trustmark.com

78 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 79 Better Business Bureau of the Mid-South Mid-South Dynamic Tub & Floor Control The Chiro Place Northeast Shelby County Rotary Club Construction Construction Supplies 3693 Tyndale Dr. 4794 Judy Lynn Ave. 2690 Kirby Whitten Road, Ste. 109 PO Box 341418 Memphis, TN 38125 Memphis, TN 38118 Bartlett, TN 38133 Bartlett, TN 38184 Attic Insulation of the Midsouth Morton & Associates (901) 759-1300 (901) 878-9291 (901) 221-7173 (901) 647-0411 5739 Bedford Loop E 555 South Center Street, Ste. 1 bbb.org thechiroplace.net www.bartlettrotary.org Southaven, MS 38672 Collierville, TN 38017 PSH Cleaning (901) 461-1933 (901) 870-2000 5640 Summer Ave., Ste.1 CORPRO CPR, LLC Church Collection Agency www.atticinsulationofthemidsouth.com Bartlett, TN 38133 Memphis, TN 38134 The Garland Co. Bartlett United Methodist Church S & S Recovery, Inc. 4918 Valley Birch Dr. (901) 569-2929 (901) 572-1049 C-1, Inc. Construction 5676 Stage Rd. 4210 Altruria Rd., Ste. 131 Arlington, TN 38002 CORPROCPR.COM www.pshcleaning.net 6409 Summer Gale Dr. Bartlett, TN 38134 Bartlett, TN 38135 Memphis, TN 38134 (901) 438-2784 GMACWorkforce - Greater Memphis Alliance for a Stanley Steemer/Elesco, Inc. (901) 386-4563 (901) 386-0710 (901) 377-2696 www.garlandco.com Competitive Workforce 1250 Big Orange Rd. www.bartlettumc.org www.ssrecoveryinc.com www.c-1inc.com Cordova, TN 38018 Cosmetology School One Commerce Sq. Decatur Trinity Christian Church • New Construction & Custom Building (901) 751-8111 Community Art Programs 40 S. Main St., Ste. 1740 2449 Altruria Rd. • Renovation & Remodeling Gould’s Academy www.stanleysteemer.com Bartlett Arts Council 8000 US Highway 64, Ste.108 Memphis, TN 38103 Bartlett, TN 38134 • Disaster Restoration (fire, wind, water) 6025 Stage Rd., Ste. 42-199 Bartlett, Tennessee 38133 (901) 614-1099 Carpet / Flooring Sales & Service (901) 388-4511 • Roofing, Painting, Flooring www.gmacworkforce.com Bartlett, TN 38134 (901) 842-1772 www.decaturtrinity.org • Project Development & Consulting Builders Floors & Interiors (901) 428-4233 gouldsacademy.com Greater Memphis Medical Device Council - GMMDC 3085 Stage Post Dr. Faith Baptist Church www.bartlettartscouncil.com • Temporary & Emergency Services 2969 Elmore Park Rd. Bartlett, TN 38133 3755 N. Germantown Rd. Counseling Bartlett, TN 38134 Bartlett Performing Arts & Conference Center Elite Southern Construction (901) 382-2155 Bartlett, TN 38133 2845 Stage Center Cove Credit Consulting Services (901) 490-2578 3663 Appling Rd. www.buildersfloorsandinteriors.com (901) 386-4785 Bartlett, TN 38134 5986 Knight Arnold Rd., Ste. 5 www.gmmdc.org Bartlett, TN 38133 Catering www.myfaithbaptist.org (901) 385-6440 (901) 871-7663 Memphis, TN 38115 H.Saga/Port Alliance Fullview Missionary Baptist Church www.bpacc.org (901) 797-9990 Big Momma’s and Granny’s Catering ServiceMaster by Capital Construction 12029 Mott St. 7100 Memphis Arlington Rd. 7546 US Highway 70, Ste. 110 720 Chaney Cv. Courier / Delivery Service Arlington, TN 38002 Bartlett, TN 38135 Community Center / Gym Bartlett, TN 38133 Collierville, TN 38017 (888) 853-1357 (901) 377-0341 Bartlett Recreation Center LSO Final Mile (901) 208-8125 (901) 457-9959 www.sagaintl.com 7700 Flaherty Place 6419 Shelby View, Ste. 106 fullviewbaptist.org www.servicemasterbycapital.com www.bmgcateringmemphis.com Bartlett, TN 38133 Memphis, TN 38134 Lion Total Care Heart of Praise Everlasting Coletta’s Italian Restaurant (901) 385-6470 Construction Contractors (901) 521-8282 2801 Appling Center Cove 5645 Springlake Drive 2850 Appling Rd. www.cityofbartlett.org/brc www.expresscourier.net Bartlett, TN 38133 Bartlett, TN 38134 Chris Woods Construction Co. Inc. Memphis, TN 38133 (901) 937-0153 (901) 604-7722 Bartlett Senior Center 8068 US Highway 70 Creative Arts (901) 383-1122 5727 Woodlawn St. Bartlett, TN 38133 Leah Long Lisa’s Family Table www.colettas.net Northeast Side Church of Christ Bartlett, TN 38134 (901) 386-3182 Memphis, TN 38125 5380 Stage Rd 7802 Tumbling Creek Le’ Chiq Catering & Dining (901) 385-6439 www.chriswoodsconstruction.com (901) 581-0098 Bartlett, Tennessee 38134 Millington, TN 38053 5788 Stage Rd., Ste. 101 www.cityofbartlett.org/seniorcenter (901) 266-0060 General Construction Services (901) 504-6551 National Federation of Independent Business Bartlett, TN 38134 Singleton Community Center 5324 Crestview Dr. Cordova, TN 38016 www.nescoc.org Pinot’s Palette (901) 268-5594 7266 Third Rd. Memphis, TN 38134 (901) 605-5774 8225 Dexter Rd., Ste. 103 St. Ann Catholic Church and School Bartlett, TN 38135 (901) 385-8606 www.nfib.com Cellular Phone Service Cordova, TN 38016 6529 Stage Rd. 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(901) 385-5359 Entertainment Company Bartlett, TN 38133 bensmanhomecomputerrepair.com 1661 Aaron Brenner Dr., Ste. 207 4208 Eagle Hill Cv. www.stphilipmemphis.org www.epaymentamerica.com (901) 435-6307 Memphis, TN 38120 Lakeland, TN 38002 Computers & Networks, Inc. The Apostolic Pentecostal Temple (901) 754-0700 Credit Union (901) 937-5444 Child Care Center 2774 Bartlett Road 4005 S. Mendenhall Rd., Ste. 18 Memphis, TN 38115 www.linkousconstruction.com First South Financial www.rockinrobinsdjs.com Little Bears Pre School Bartlett, TN 38134 (901) 212-1788 (901) 362-7926 6471 Stage Rd. Tech Masters, LLC 6975 US Highway 70 Mid-South Renovations Theapostolicpentecostaltemple www.cnworks.com 8974 Rowley Cove Bartlett, TN 38134 4552 Hickory Creek Dr. Bartlett, TN 38133 (901) 380-7400 Cordova, TN 38016 Bartlett, TN 38135 (901) 373-8687 Civic Club Memphis IT Solutions, INC www.firstsouth.com (901) 359-8951 www.littlebearspreschool.com 538 S. Center Street (901) 210-0023 American Legion Post 249 www.techmastersllc.com Collierville, TN 38017 Leaders Credit Union Chiropractic Clinic PO Box 34074 Phoenix Exterior & Restoration LLC (901) 457-4230 3205 Kirby Whitten Road, Ste. 105 2724 Summer Oaks Dr. TechEd2Go Bartlett, TN 38184 Cole Pain Therapy Group memphisitsolutions.com Bartlett, TN 38134 Bartlett, TN 38134 2969 Elmore Park Road 2845 Summer Oaks Dr. (901) 372-0420 (901) 682-5626 (901) 484-1116 Bartlett, TN 38134 Bartlett, TN 38134 www.americanlegionelvispresleypost249.org Micro Computer Technologies, Inc. www.leaderscu.com 7395 US Highway 64, Ste. 108 www.phoenixexteriors.net (901) 487-1283 (901) 377-2340 Friends of the Bartlett Library Memphis, TN 38133 Dance Studio TechEd2Go.com www.ColePainTherapyGroup.com 5884 Stage Rd. 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Germantown Pkwy., Ste. 6 www.kiwanis.org Appling Dental Group (901) 386-0060 Enviro Master Memphis, TN 38016 2705 Appling Rd., Ste. 101 Leadership Bartlett www.wagnergeneral.com 1710 Shelby Oaks Drive North, Ste. 15 (901) 752-4300 2969 Elmore Park Rd. Memphis, TN 38133 Memphis, TN 38134 memphisspineandsport.com Bartlett, TN 38134 (901) 388-9110 (901) 683-6457 (901) 372-9457 thememphisdentist.com

80 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 81 Bartlett Dental Associates, PLC Disabilities Services National College Entegrity Financial Advisor LivLimitless Fitness Studio 3105 Kirby Whitten Pkwy. 5760 Stage Rd. 516 Tennessee Street 5790 Ferguson Rd. Bartlett, TN 38134 Open Arms Care Bartlett, TN 38134 Memphis, TN 38103 Edward Jones - Randy Lillard, Financial Advisor Bartlett, TN 38134 (901) 388-9883 5120 Yale Rd. (901) 213-1681 (800) 700-1414 7980 Brother Blvd., Ste. 103 (901) 388-9979 www.bartlettdentalassociates.com Memphis, TN 38134 www.national-college.edu www.entegritypartners.com Bartlett, TN 38133 www.livlimitless.com (901) 371-9774 (901) 382-9924

Bartlett Oral Maxillofacial Surgery www.openarmscare.org Southwest TN Community College ESG - Energy Systems Group www.edwardjones.com Flooring 6425 Stage Rd., Ste. 1 5983 Macon Cv. 5100 Poplar Ave., Ste. 2700 Pate Floors Bartlett, TN 38134 Disaster Recovery Memphis, TN 38134 Memphis, TN 38137 FTB Advisors, Inc. 2239 Whitten Rd. (901) 382-8500 (901) 333-4986 (812) 492-3739 165 Madison Ave., 14th floor Servicemaster by Capital Construction Memphis, TN 38133 www.marodahopkins.com 720 Chaney Cv. www.southwest.tn.edu www.energysystemsgroup.com Memphis, TN 38103 (901) 461-2199 Collierville, TN 38017 (901) 818-6000 TechEd2Go www.patefloors.com Damron Dental Care (901) 457-9959 Kele, Inc. FTBAdvisors.com 2798 Bartlett Blvd. 2969 Elmore Park Road 3300 Brother Blvd. www.servicemasterbycapital.com Stanley Steemer/Elesco, Inc. Bartlett, TN 38134 Bartlett, TN 38134 Bartlett, TN 38133-3987 Financial Services 1250 Big Orange Rd. (901) 377-6453 (901) 487-1283 (901) 382-4300 Distribution First Metropolitan Financial Services, Inc. Cordova, TN 38018 www.damrondentalcare.com TechEd2Go.com www.kele.com/home.aspx Brother International Corporation 7124 Stage Rd., Ste.105 (901) 751-8111 Higginbotham Family Dental 7777 N. Brother Blvd. Tennessee College of Applied Technology Engineers Bartlett, TN 38133 www.stanleysteemer.com 6630 Summer Knoll Circle Bartlett, TN 38133 550 Alabama Ave. (901) 388-3814 A2H - Engineers - Architects – Planners Ste. 103 (901) 379-1000 Memphis, TN 38105 FMFSLOANS.COM Florist 3009 Davies Plantation Rd. Bartlett, TN 38134 www.brother.com (901) 543-6100 Holliday Flowers, Inc. Bartlett Lakeland, TN 38002 H.Saga/Port Alliance (901) 377-5060 www.tcatmemphis.edu 6779 Stage Rd. Kele, Inc. (901) 372-0404 12029 Mott St. www.higginbothamfamilydental.com Bartlett, TN 38134 3300 Brother Blvd. Vatterott Educational Centers, Inc. www.a2h.com Arlington, TN 38002 7730 Carondelet Ave., Ste. 400 (901) 388-9800 Implant and Family Dentistry Bartlett, TN 38133 (888) 853-1357 ACI Environmental Associates, Inc www.hollidayflowers.com 2855 Summer Oaks Dr. (901) 382-4300 Clayton, MO 63105 www.sagaintl.com 2969 Elmore Park Rd., Ste. 200 Bartlett, TN 38134 www.kele.com/home.aspx (314) 264-1500 Pugh’s Flowers Bartlett, TN 38134 Kingdom Building Financial Solutions - (901) 377-3988 www.vatterott.edu 2435 Whitten Rd. DJ Services (901) 382-4767 Sharonda Tatum bestbartlettdentist.com Webster University 4977 Cottage Lane Cove Memphis, TN 38133 Rockin’ Robin DJs - A Premium DJ and 5722 Integrity Dr. Allen & Hoshall (901) 372-4380 Memphis, TN 38125 Johnson Orthodontics Entertainment Company Millington, TN 38054 1661 International Dr., Ste. 100 www.pughs.com 6551 Stage Oaks Dr., Ste. 2 4208 Eagle Hill Cv. (901) 230-9819 (901) 873-1531 Memphis, TN 38120 Bartlett, TN 38134 Lakeland, TN 38002 webster.edu/memphis (901) 820-0820 Fitness Center Funeral Home (901) 386-5800 (901) 937-5444 www.allenhoshall.com ATC Fitness of Arlington Memphis Funeral Home and Memorial Gardens www.johnsonortho.com www.rockinrobinsdjs.com Electrical Contractor 3700 N. Germantown Road Barge Design Solutions 6050 Airline Rd. Dennis Electric, Inc. Bartlett, TN 38133 Pat Barnes, DDS Dry Cleaners 60 Germantown Ct., Ste. 100 Arlington, TN 38002 2625 Appling Rd. 7560 Bartlett Corporate Dr. (901) 725-0100 Dry Clean Super Center of Bartlett Cordova, TN 38018 (901) 867-4848 Memphis, TN 38133 Bartlett, TN 38133 www.memphisfuneralhome.net 3050 Kirby Whitten Pkwy. (901) 755-7166 www.atcfitness.com (901) 373-4344 (901) 382-8150 Bartlett, TN 38134 www.bargewaggoner.com Roller Family Funeral Home patbarnesdds.com www.denniselectric.com ATC Fitness of Bartlett (901) 387-0255 6600 Stage Rd. 3651 Austin Peay Hwy. Environment & Energy Efficiency Dentist-Pediatric www.dcscbartlett.com Ellendale Electric Company Bartlett, TN 38134 Memphis, TN 38128 7722 US Highway 70 A2H - Engineers - Architects – Planners (901) 371-9500 Education - Post Secondary (901) 377-1414 Bartlett Pediatric Dentistry & Orthodontics Bartlett, TN 38133 3009 Davies Plantation Rd. www.rollerfuneralhomes.com 3071 Kirby Whitten Pkwy. www.atcfitness.com Belhaven University (901) 382-0045 Lakeland, TN 38002 Bartlett, TN 38134 1790 Kirby Pkwy, Ste. 100 www.ellendale-electric.com (901) 372-0404 ATC Fitness of Cordova Furniture Store (901) 382-1564 Memphis, TN 38138 www.a2h.com 8130 Macon Station Rd. Ste. 113 Bartlett Home Furnishings www.bartlettpediatricdentistry.com (901) 896-0184 Electrical Contractor Association Cordova, TN 38018 2755 Bartlett Blvd.

memphis.belhaven.edu Mid-South Independent Electrical Contractors Brother International Corporation (901) 757-5150 Bartlett, TN 38134 Digital Printing & Graphics 7777 N. Brother Blvd. 2814 Stage Center Dr. www.atcfitness.com (901) 388-6030 Bethel University Bartlett, TN 38133 LSC Communications 5885 Ridgeway Center Pkwy., Ste. 100 Bartlett, TN 38134 www.bartletthomefurnishingsmemphis.com 121 Matthews Dr. (901) 379-1000 ATC Fitness of Lakeland Memphis, TN 38120 (901) 682-3546 Senatobia, MS 38668 www.brother.com 2991 Canada Rd. Sleepy ZZZ’s Mattresses and Furniture (901) 767-2367 www.midsouthiec.org (662) 562-5015 Lakeland, TN 38002 by Michael Zellner www.bethelSUCCESS.net Energy Cost Reducers LLC www.lsccom.com Embroidery (901) 371-1700 2790 Kirby Whitten Rd. 1931 Thomas Rd., Ste. 101 Concorde Career College www.atc-fitness.com Bartlett, TN 38134 Talkin’ Frogs Print Shop Memphis, TN 38134 LSI Graphics, LLC 5100 Poplar Ave., Ste. 132 2932 Altruria Rd. (901) 359-1040 2950 Brother Blvd. (901) 286-3277 Bartlett Recreation Center Memphis, TN 38137 Bartlett, TN 38134 Ste. 103 www.energycostreducers.net 7700 Flaherty Place General Contractor (901) 761-9494 (901) 217-9389 Bartlett, TN 38133 Bartlett, TN 38133 www.concorde.edu www.talkinfrogs.com ESG - Energy Systems Group (901) 385-6470 Chris Woods Construction Co. Inc. (901) 794-3032 -Ext. 5 8068 US Highway 70 Freed-Hardeman University 5100 Poplar Ave., Ste. 2700 www.cityofbartlett.org/brc www.LSIGraphics.com Employment Service Bartlett, TN 38133 5565 Shelby Oaks Drive Memphis, TN 38137 Cordova Family YMCA (901) 386-3182 Talkin’ Frogs Print Shop Memphis, TN 38134 Alliance Services (812) 492-3739 7950 Club Center Cove www.chriswoodsconstruction.com 2932 Altruria Rd. (731) 989-6510 12029 Mott Street, Arlington, TN 38002 www.energysystemsgroup.com Cordova, TN 38016 Bartlett, TN 38134 www.fhu.edu/memphis (901) 860-4213 Ewing Kessler, Inc (901) 755-2123 Sharp, Robbins & Popwell, LLC (901) 217-9389 www.alliancesrvcs.com 7480 Bartlett Corporate Cove West GMACWorkforce - Greater Memphis Alliance for a 1631 Century Center Pkwy., Ste. 105 ymcamemphis.org www.talkinfrogs.com Bartlett, TN 38133 Competitive Workforce Randstad Memphis, TN 38134

Direct Sales One Commerce Sq. 7780 US Highway 64, Ste. 105 (901) 654-2400 iLoveKickboxing (901) 383-9077 2965 N Germantown Pkwy., Ste. 113-114 40 S. Main St., Ste. 1740 Bartlett, TN 38133 www.ewingkessler.com www.srpconstruction.com Black Ice, LLC Bartlett, TN 38133 Memphis, TN 38103 (901) 937-0387 1255 Lynnfield Road, Ste. 107 Kele, Inc. (901) 443-0355 Golf Course (901) 614-1099 www.randstad.com Memphis, TN 38119 3300 Brother Blvd. www.ilovekickboxingbartletttn.com www.gmacworkforce.com Colonial Country Club (901) 937-8129 Energy Efficiency & Equipment Bartlett, TN 38133 2736 Countrywood Pkwy. LA Fitness www.blackicecooling.com Moore Tech Bartlett Area Chamber of Commerce (901) 382-4300 Cordova, TN 38016 6050 Stage Road 1200 Poplar Ave. 2969 Elmore Park Rd. www.kele.com/home.aspx (901) 388-6150 Bartlett , TN 38134 Memphis, TN 38104 Bartlett, TN 38134 www.colonialcountryclub.org (901) 203-0391 (901) 726-1977 (901) 372-9457 www.lafitness.com/Pages/ClubHome.aspx?clubid=1220 mooretech.org www.bartlettchamber.org

82 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 83 Quail Ridge Golf Course Bartlett NeuroRehab Physical Therapy, LLC Saint Francis Surgical Associates Lakeside Behavioral Health System Springhill Suites by Marriott Farmers Insurance- Carl Thomas Agent 4055 Altruria Rd. 7895 Stage Hills Blvd., Ste. 107 2996 Kate Bond Rd., Ste. 209 2911 Brunswick Rd. 2800 New Brunswick Rd. 2874 Price Dr. Ste. 1 Bartlett, TN 38135 Bartlett, TN 38133 Bartlett, TN 38133 Bartlett, TN 38133 Memphis, TN 38133 Bartlett, TN 38134 (901) 386-6951 (901) 590-2379 (901) 529-7138 (901) 377-4700 (901) 380-9700 (901) 266-7000 www.thequailgolf.com www.bartlettneurorehabpt.com sfmp.com/saint-francis-surgical-associates www.lakesidebhs.com www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/memss-springhill-suites- www.farmersagent.com/cthomas4 memphis-east-galleria Government Bartlett Surgery Associates Senior Helpers Methodist North Hospital Four Way Insurance 2996 Kate Bond Rd., Ste. 309 1779 Kirby Parkway, Ste. 5A 3960 New Covington Pike 7909 US Highway 70 City of Bartlett House Cleaning Bartlett, TN 38133 Germantown , TN 38138 Memphis, TN 38128 Bartlett, TN 38133 6400 Stage Rd. (901) 753-7520 (901) 516-5200 Carr Window Cleaning (901) 386-1888 Bartlett, TN 38134 BioLife Plasma Services 242 Timothy Road www.seniorhelpers.com/memphiseast www.methodisthealth.org www.fourwayinsurance.com (901) 385-6400 8015 Bellevue Parkway Atoka, TN 38004 www.cityofbartlett.org Cordova, TN 38016 Vitalant Blood Systems Saint Francis Hospital – Bartlett (901) 485-4038 Jeff Herman - State Farm Insurance (763) 221-4966 1045 Madison Ave. 2986 Kate Bond Rd. 3205 Kirby Whitten Rd., Ste. 101 EDGE biolifeplasma.com/us/#/ Memphis, TN 38104 Hypnosis 100 Peabody Pl., Ste. 1100 Bartlett, TN 38133 Bartlett, TN 38134 (901) 522-8585 Memphis, TN 38103 Cole Pain Therapy Group (901) 820-7000 Ervin Hypnosis Center, LLC (901) 388-4402 www.lifeblood.org (901) 341-2100 2845 Summer Oaks Dr. www.SaintFrancisBartlett.com 2865 Summer Oaks Dr., Ste.100 jeffhermaninsurance.com Bartlett, TN 38134 www.Growth-Engine.org Bartlett, TN 38134 Home Builders Select Specialty Hospital - Memphis Inc. Kellon Insurance Agency, Inc. (901) 377-2340 th (901) 826-4389 Reid Homes, Inc. 5959 Park Avenue 12 Floor 2951 Elmore Park Rd. Shelby County Government www.ColePainTherapyGroup.com www.ervinhypnosiscenter.com 160 N. Main St., Ste. 1100 2851 Stage Village Cove Memphis, TN 38119 Bartlett, TN 38134 Memphis , TN 38103 Eye Specialty Group Bartlett, TN 38134 (901) 765-1282 Ice Cream / Frozen Desserts (901) 386-2400 825 Ridge Lake Blvd selectspecialtyhospitalsmemphis.com www.kelloninsurance.com (901) 222-2300 (901) 372-8500 Smallcakes Bakery Memphis, Tennessee 38120 www.shelbycountytn.gov www.reidhomes.com Hotel / Motel 6600 Stage Road, Ste. 109 McDonald Insurance and Financial Services (901) 820-2323 Bartlett, TN 38134 5820 Stage Rd. Grant Writer Home Care - Non-Medical www.eyespecialtygroup.com Best Western Plus Galleria Inn & Suites Wolfchase (901) 379-8958 Bartlett, TN 38134 Family To Family Adult Care Service 8635 Ricky Bell Cove Beverly Holmgren - Grantwriter (901) 385-1234 Bartlett, TN 38135 Footsteps In Eden (Reflexology) 4144 Blackheath Drive Memphis, TN 38133 Bartlett, TN 38135 Individual Membership www.mcdonaldins.net (901) 387-1556 Bartlett, TN 38135 (901) 372-0000 (901) 674-3934 Bobby and Sherry Simmons (901) 337-2596 www.bestwesternmemphis.com Bartlett, TN 38135 Morton Insurance, Inc. Grocery www.footstepsineden.com 2865 Summer Oaks Dr., Ste. 101 Cedar Hall, LLC (901) 573-7000 Walmart Neighborhood Market Hardy House Your Family Healthcare Provider, PLLC Home Improvement Bartlett, TN 38134 3712 Broadway Rd. 6520 Memphis Arlington Rd. 2747 Bartlett Blvd. Armour Home Inspections (901) 382-4600 Bartlett, TN 38135 Larry Hilbun Bartlett, TN 38135 Bartlett, TN 38134 5479 Philgrove Way 6761 Forrest Circle www.mortonagency.com 901-377-4099 (901) 388-1004 (901) 748-5308 Memphis, TN 38125 Bartlett, TN 38135-3096 www.CedarHall.com www.walmart.com www.hardyhousehealth.com (901) 341-3510 (901) 382-4727 Peterson Insurance Services, Inc. 8046 N. Brother Blvd., Ste. 101

Hardware Store Hearthside Senior Living Bath Fitter Comfort Inn & Suites Industrial Equipment Bartlett, TN 38133 7480 US Highway 70 5455 Crestview Rd. 1556 Sycamore View Rd. (901) 386-4777 Stewart Brothers Hardware Bartlett, TN 38133 Memphis, TN 38134 Memphis, TN 38134 United Rentals 7715 US Highway 70 www.peterson-insurance.com/index.htm (901) 266-3329 (901) 386-5495 (901) 373-8200 6600 US Highway 70 Bartlett, TN 38133 www.hearthsideseniorliving.com www.bathfitter.com qualityinn.com/tn664 Bartlett, TN 38134 Primerica (901) 377-1234 (901) 266-4005 1532 Ashley Creek Ln www.stewartbros.doitbest.com Home Health Care of West TN Big River Home Inspections, LLC Country Inn & Suites www.unitedrentals.com Cordova, TN 38016 2270 N Germantown Pkwy. 2995 Appling Rd. Ste. 102 4450 Jon Stone Lane (901) 650-4944 Health Care Bartlett, TN 38133 Arlington, TN 38002 Cordova, TN 38016 Industrial Supplies 901 CBD Shop (901) 266-5100 (901) 203-1895 (901) 386-1110 American Paper & Twine Co. Sandy Abrams Insurance 2764 Bartlett Blvd. hhcowt.com www.bigriverhomeservices.com countryinns.com/cordova-tn 3695 Knight Rd. 4050 North Germantown Road Bartlett, TN 38134 Memphis, TN 38133 Learning Health and Wellness, LLC Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Memphis, TN 38118 (901) 871-9291 Cook’s Custom Cabinets (901) 386-3614 2969 Elmore Park Rd., Ste. 104 3868 Brighton Clopton Road 8489 Highway 64 (901) 542-0090 www.MemphisCBDOil.com Bartlett, TN 38134 Brighton, TN 38011 Memphis, TN 38133 www.shopapt.com Shelby County Farm Bureau (901) 326-9684 ALSAC/St. Jude (901) 827-7039 (901) 381-0085 IAC Supply Solutions 4050 North Germantown Road 51 Germantown Ct., Ste. 309 www.learninghealthandwellness.com coolscustomcabinets.net www.marriott.com/memme 7979 Brother Blvd. Memphis, TN 38133 Cordova, TN 38018 (901) 386-3614 Memphis Surgery Associates Hampton Inn & Suites Bartlett, TN 38133 (901) 373-5051 Home Repair Bartlett, TN 38134 2935 N. Germantown Rd. (901) 383-1865 State Farm Insurance - Bob Simpson www.stjude.org (901) 726-1056 Lucius Complete Home Repair Inc. Bartlett, TN 38133 www.iaccompanies.com 7124 US Highway 64, Ste. 107 2874 Price Dr., Ste. 3 www.memphissurgery.com (901) 382-2050 Bartlett, TN 38133 Alzheimer’s Association Bartlett, TN 38134 Insurance 713 S Mendenhall Rd. Mid-South Drug Testing Inc. memphiswolfchasesuites.hamptoninn.com (901) 381-1233 (901) 752-1232 Memphis, TN 38117 950 Mt. Moriah Rd., Ste. 101 Allstate Insurance Agency - Hooten-Hughes www.bobsimpson.org www.luciusroofing.com Hilton Garden Inn Memphis-Wolfchase 6803 US Highway 70 (901) 565-0011 Memphis, TN 38117 7955 Ikea Way Bartlett, TN 38134 State Farm Insurance - Chuck Petrey www.alz.org/altn (901) 320-9295 Neighborhood Pro Builders, Inc. Cordova, TN 38016 (901) 373-6060 6565 Stage Rd Ste. 4 www.midsouthdrugtesting.com Lakeland, TN 38002 Bartlett, TN 38134 American Esoteric Laboratories (901) 388-2402 (901) 849-5655 www.angiehootenhughesinsurance.com 1701 Century Center Cv. Jackson-Randle Family Healthcare www.memphiswolfchasegalleria.hgi.com (901) 373-3500 www.facebook.com/neighborhoodprobuilders Memphis, TN 38134 5142 Stage Rd. Ste. 100 Brock & Poole Insurance www.chuckpetrey.com (901) 432-8606 Memphis, TN 38134 Hospital Holiday Inn & Suites Memphis - Wolfchase 340 New Byhalia Rd., Ste. 4a www.ael.com (901) 382-2040 2751 New Brunswick Rd. Collierville, TN 38107 State Farm Insurance - Heath Johnson Baptist Memorial Health Care Corp Memphis, TN 38133 2657 Appling Road, Suite 101 Sfmp.com/Jackson-randle-family-healthcare Baptist Trinity Home Care 350 N. Humphreys Blvd. (901) 266-1952 Ephlin Insurance Group Bartlett, TN 38134 8099 Stage Hills Blvd 6141 Walnut Grove Road Saint Francis Cardiology Associates Memphis, TN 38120 www.holidayinn.com/wolfchasetn (901) 372-2228 Bartlett, TN 38134 Memphis, TN 38120 2996 Kate Bond Rd., Ste. 305 (901) 227-3505 www.mymemphisagent.com (901) 484-8367 Bartlett, TN 38133 www.bmhcc.org Hyatt Place Memphis-Wolfchase (901) 757-2315 (901) 300-2971 7905 Giacosa Pl. ephlininsurancegroup.com State Farm Insurance - Trey Clemens Bartlett Medical Spa Family Veterinary Practice Memphis, TN 38133 2919 Elmore Park Road www.sfmp.com/saint-francis-cardiology-associates 2996 Kate Bond Rd., Ste. 403 5712 Stage Road (901) 371-0010 Farmers Insurance - Paul Kaiser Bartlett, TN 38134 7929 US Highway 70 Ste.5 Bartlett, TN 38133 Saint Francis Pulmonary Specialists Bartlett, TN 38134 memphiswolfchasegalleria.place.hyatt.com (901) 755-4172 2996 Kate Bond Rd., Ste. 209 Bartlett, TN 38133 (901) 748-5639 (901) 385-8387 www.heytrey.com www.bartlettmedicalspa.com Bartlett, TN 38133 www.familyveterinarypractice.com (901) 385-8500 (901) 791-0244 www.farmersagent.com/pkaiser

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Ste. 5 3150 Stage Post Rd., Ste. 111 Bartlett, TN 38134 www.officekeepers.com www.vistage.com Odyssey Medical Technologies LLC Bartlett, TN 38134 Bartlett, TN 38133 2975 Brother Blvd. (901) 386-3211 (901) 433-9138 (901) 386-1521 Bartlett, TN 38133 avemariahome.org Patroit Source Supply, LLC Library www.bartlett-express.com 1138 North Germantown Parkway, Ste. 101 www.macsinc.com (901) 383-7777 • Skilled Intermediate Care Cordova, TN 38016 Bartlett Public Library www.odysseymedicaltech.com 5884 Stage Rd. Commercial Appeal/Bartlett Weekly • Assisted Living (901) 550-2845 Surface Dynamics LLC 119 S. Main, Ste.300 Bartlett, TN 38134 3110 Stage Post Dr., Ste. 101 • S. Luke Cottage (Dementia Care) Olympus Surgical Technologies America Memphis, TN 38103 (901) 386-8968 Bartlett, TN 38133 2925 Appling Rd. 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86 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 87 Office Machines - Sales & Service Hotshots Photobooth Physical Therapy Plaques & Trophies EM Printing North Mississippi Media Group Arlington, TN 38002 3081 Bartlett Corp Dr. 230-2 East Goodman Rd., Ste. 202 Memphis Communications Corporation (901) 870-7371 Cole Pain Therapy Group Black Forest Plaques Bartlett, TN 38133 Southaven, MS 38671 4771 Summer Ave. www.hotshotsbooth.com 2845 Summer Oaks Dr. 5541 Pleasant View Ste. 1 (901) 759-1220 (901) 272-0008 Memphis, TN 38122 Bartlett, TN 38134 Memphis, TN 38134 www.emprinting.com lovetherebel.com (901) 725-9271 Payday Advance Loans (901) 377-2340 (901) 385-7173

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Bartlett, TN 38133 Colliers International Memphis Patrick Accounting 6843 Summer Ave. 6363 Poplar Avenue, Ste. 220 57 Germantown Ct., Ste. 102 5570 Murray Ave. 8025 US Highway 64, Ste. 102 (901) 794-3032 -Ext. 5 Bartlett, TN 38134 Memphis, TN 38119 Cordova, TN 38018 Memphis, TN 38119 Bartlett, TN 38133 www.LSIGraphics.com (901) 238-5000 (901) 375-4800 (901) 737-8499 (901) 755-5858 (901) 382-6280 www.smithsplumbingservice.com www.colliers.com/en-us/memphis www.ricoh-usa.com htp://www.patrickaccounting.com www.SaintFrancisBartlett.com/rehab Resource Label Group, LLC 7915 Stage Hills Blvd. Printer RJ Young Physician Bartlett, TN 38133 Crye-Leike Commercial - Cathy Anderson Paychex 6525 Quail Hollow Rd., Ste. 401 3141 Stage Post Dr. 3150 Lenox Park Blvd., Bldg. C Bartlett Art Printing & Graphic Design (901) 795-2111 Apex Primary Health Care, P.C. Memphis, TN 38120 Bartlett, TN 38133 Memphis, TN 38115 2919 Elmore Park Rd., Ste. 4 7625 US Highway 64, Ste. 107 (901) 282-6312 (901) 373-6331 (901) 753-2291 Bartlett, TN 38134 Signworks Memphis, TN 38133 2151 York Ave www.cathyandersonrealestate.com rjyoung.com www.paychex.com (901) 266-2464 (901) 213-1110 Memphis, TN 38104 www.bartlettart.com Loeb Properties XMC, Inc Sterling Ledger, LLC www.apexprimaryhealthcare.com (901) 272-3889 7585 AE Beaty Dr., Ste. 101 825 Valleybrook Dr. PO Box 341086 Commercial Appeal/Bartlett Weekly www.signworksmemphis.com Bartlett, TN 38133 Bartlett Women’s Clinic 119 S. Main Ste. 300 Memphis, TN 38120 Bartlett, TN 38184 2996 Kate Bond Rd., Ste. 413 (901) 737-8910 Memphis, TN 38103 Process Control (901) 761-3333 (901) 405-4511 Bartlett, TN 38133 xmcinc.com (901) 529-2345 www.loebproperties.com (901) 937-0038 Experitec, Inc. 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Ste. 1 Bartlett Vision Clinic 5712 Stage Road Memphis, TN 38103 (901) 737-3955 Bartlett, TN 38133 Bartlett, TN 38134 3114 Kirby Whitten Rd. Bartlett, TN 38134 (901) 522-1410 (901) 386-4423 (901) 382-0470 Bartlett, TN 38134 (901) 385-8387 flexiblelabelgroup.com LSI Graphics, LLC (901) 377-9588 2950 Brother Blvd. Ste. 103 www.edcotitle.com www.familyveterinarypractice.com Memphis Children’s Clinic, PLLC 3155 Kirby Whitten Pkwy. Graphic Systems, Inc. Bartlett, TN 38133 7200 Goodlett Farms Pkwy., Ste. 102 Saddle Creek Title Packing & Shipping Ruff Country Dog Resort Bartlett, TN 38134 (901) 794-3032 -Ext. 5 Cordova, TN 38016 756 Ridge Lake Blvd., Ste. 120 11714 Old Meadow Road (901) 396-0390 www.LSIGraphics.com The UPS Store (901) 937-5500 Memphis, TN 38120 6025 Stage Rd. Ste. 42 Eads, TN 38028 www.yesgsi.com MidSouth Solutions for Business (901) 753-1600 Bartlett, TN 38134 (601) 408-8503 MOGA/Memphis Obstetrics & Gynecological Assn., P.C. Bartlett Medical Plaza 2209 Whitten Rd. (901) 385-8701 Real Estate Development Pharmaceutical Sales 6570 Stage Road, Ste. 160 Reflections Printing & Monuments Memphis, TN 38133 www.theupsstorelocal.com/0869 1125 Poppen (901) 373-8597 ext.102 Bartlett, Tennessee 38134 Gill Properties TopRx Memphis, TN 38111 www.midsouthsolutions.net 8130 Macon Station Rd., Ste. 114 Party Planning 2950 Brother Blvd., Ste. 102 (901) 373-9221 (901) 825-5488 Cordova, TN 38018 Bartlett, TN 38133 mogamd.com Behind the Scenes reflectionsxclusives.com Ultimate Attire & Solutions (901) 758-1100 7850 Stage Hills Blvd., Ste. 103 (901) 373-9314 North Internal Medicine, PC - Douglas O’Dea, MD Lakeland, TN 38002 www.gillprop.com Bartlett, TN 38133 www.toprx.com 7378 Yale Rd. Safeguard Business Systems (901) 380-3216 Bartlett, TN 38134 (901) 624-7047 Bartlett, TN 38133 www.ultimateattire.com Realty Capital Management Pharmacy (901) 379-1370 www.btsmemphis.com (901) 387-0193 3102 Kirby Whitten www.gosafeguard.com Radio Station Bartlett Prescription Shop www.northinternalmedicine.com Bartlett, TN 38134 Pinot’s Palette 5675 Stage Rd. Signworks Cumulus Media (901) 410-8687 8225 Dexter Rd., Ste. 103 Saint Francis Hospital-Bartlett Imaging Center Bartlett, TN 38134 2151 York Ave 5629 Murray Rd. propertymanagementmemphis.net Cordova, TN 38016 7900 US Highway 64 (901) 372-0787 Memphis, TN 38104 Memphis, TN 38119 (901) 647-8486 Bartlett, TN 38133 Realtor (901) 272-3889 (901) 682-1106 pinotspalette.com/Cordova Photography (901) 820-7575 www.signworksmemphis.com cumulus.com American Properties Co., GP www.saintfrancisimaging.com Pump It Up Bartlett Bob Gray Photography 5720 Stage Rd. Ste. E Talkin’ Frogs Print Shop KWAM RADIO FM107.9 & AM 990 8000 US Highway 64, Ste. 101 Arlington, TN 38002 Saint Francis Medical Partners - Bartlett Bartlett, TN 38134 2932 Altruria Rd. 5495 Murray Rd. Bartlett, TN 38133 (901) 494-8639 8025 US Highway 64, Ste.101 (901) 372-7041 Bartlett, TN 38134 Memphis, TN 38119 (901) 386-8700 www.graysphoto.com Memphis, TN 38133 www.americanpropertiesco.com (901) 217-9389 (901) 261-4200 www.pumpitupparty.com (901) 382-2044 Mark Burford Photography and Graphic Design www.talkinfrogs.com www.kwamthevoice.com Bubba Sandefer/Realtor Memphis, TN 38119 www.sfmp.com/sfmp-bartlett 12552 Elderton Dr. Party Rentals Love Worth Finding Ministries (901) 277-1889 Printer-Commercial Digital Arlington, TN 38002 Saint Francis Medical Partners - Summer Knoll 2941 Kate Bond Rd. Behind the Scenes www.mburfordphotography.com 2996 Kate Bond Rd.,Ste.205 7850 Stage Hills Blvd., Ste. 103 Commercial Appeal/Bartlett Weekly Bartlett, TN 38133 Century 21 Maselle & Associate-Gallagher Bartlett, TN 38133 119 S. Main, Ste.300 Bartlett, TN 38133 (901) 382-7900 7781 Farmington Blvd., Ste. 109 (901) 266-4112 Memphis, TN 38103 (901) 624-7047 lwf.org Germantown, TN 38138 www.sfmp.com/sfmp-kate-bond (901) 529-2345 www.btsmemphis.com (901) 483-0093 www.commercialappeal.com www.frontdoorkey.com

88 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 89 Century 21 Maselle & Associates Re/Max Experts Grand Pacific Buffet Restaurant Red Hook Cajun Seafood & Bar Inc. Buff City Soap Company Foxbridge Assisted Living & 7781 Farmington Blvd. Ste. 109 8385 US Hwy 64 Ste. 107 6196 Stage Rd. 6105 Stage Road 6269 E. Stage Plaza Memory Care Community Germantown, TN 38138 Memphis, TN 38133 Bartlett, TN 38134 Bartlett, TN 38134 Bartlett, TN 38134 2180 Mangum Rd. (901) 756-1622 (901) 685-6000 (901) 382-6339 (901) 410-8736 (844) 468-7627 Memphis, TN 38134 www.frontdoorkey.com remax-experts-TN.com www.bartlettsoap.com (901) 377-0101 HM Lounge Red Koi Japanese Cusine www.inspiritseniorliving.com/Foxbridge Closetrak LL Restaurant 4590 Plato Ave. 2946 Kate Hyde Blvd., Ste. 102 Costco Wholesale 8046 North Brother Blvd. Memphis, TN 38128 Bartlett, TN 38133 2431 N. Germantown Pkwy. Hearthside Senior Living 99 Cent Soul Food Bartlett, TN 38133 (901) 679-7385 (901) 249-4694 Cordova, TN 38016 7480 US Highway 70 414 South Main (901) 333-1357 www.redkoimemphis.com (901) 214-0003 Bartlett, TN 38133 Memphis, TN 38103 Holiday Inn & Suites Memphis - Wolfchase www.closetrak.com www.costco.com (901) 266-3329 (404) 481-0961 2751 New Brunswick Rd. Robilio’s SideCar Cafe www.hearthsideseniorliving.com Memphis, TN 38133-2146 2194 Whitten Rd. Crye-Leike Realtors - Bartlett Office FRS PowerSport & Equipment, Inc. 2868 Summer Oaks Dr. Ani Joe’s Karaoke Kafe (901) 266-1952 Memphis, TN 38133 2175 Whitten Rd. 5808 Stage Road Robinwood Retirement Community Bartlett, TN 38134 www.holidayinn.com/wolfchasetn (901) 388-0285 Memphis, TN 38133 2795 Kirby Whitten Rd. Bartlett, TN 38134-8309 (901) 372-3690 sidecarcafememphis.com (901) 385-9366 Bartlett, TN 38134 (901) 618-2884 Jersey Mike’s Subs jelhomes.crye-leike.com www.frspowersports.com (901) 381-8949 www.bartlettmexicanfood.com 7780 US Hwy. 64 Rock -N- Roll Sushi www.RLCommunities.com Crye-Leike Realtors - Rachel Gilliam Bartlett, TN 38134 2886 Wolfcreek Parkway General Nutrition Center 2868 Summer Oaks Drive Baby Jack’s BBQ (901) 701-6464 Memphis, TN 38133 5985 Stage Rd., Ste. 28 7610 US Highway 70 Shelby Gardens Place Bartlett, TN 38134 (901) 730-0793 Bartlett, TN 38134 1535 Appling Care Ln. Bartlett, TN 38133 Jet’s Pizza (901) 372-3690 (901) 382-8999 Cordova, TN 38016 (901) 300-6922 7780 US Highway 64, Ste. 3 Rooster’s Chicken Shack rachelgilliam.crye-leike.com www.gnc.com (901) 377-7500 www.babyjacksbbq.com Bartlett, TN 38133 5980 Bartlett Center Drive Crye-Leike Realtors - Rita Hallum (901) 383-5387 Bartlett, TN 38134 Next Day Access, LLC Spring Gate Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center Bahama Breeze 2868 Summer Oaks Dr. www.jetspizza.com (901) 877-5555 3150 Stage Post Dr., Ste. 103 3909 Covington Pike 2830 N Germantown Pkwy. Bartlett, TN 38134 Bartlett, TN 38133 Memphis, TN 38128 Memphis, TN 38133 Le’ Chiq Catering & Dining (901) 277-6356 Sekisui of Bartlett, Inc. (901) 881-6769 (901) 377-1011 (901) 385-8744 5788 Stage Rd,. Ste. 101 2990 Kirby Whitten Pkwy., Ste. 109 ritahallum.com www.nextdayaccess.com www.springgatehc.com www.bahamabreeze.com Bartlett, TN 38134 Bartlett, TN 38134 (901) 268-5594 Crye-Leike Realtors - Sharon Brown (901) 377-2727 Pat’s Prints & Framing The Aspen of Bartlett Big Momma’s and Granny’s Catering 2868 Summer Oaks Dr. www.sekisuiusa.com 2750 Bartlett Blvd. 3059 New Brunswick Road 7546 US Highway 70, Ste. 110 Lenny’s Sub Shop Bartlett, TN 38134 7424 US Highway 64, Ste. 124 Bartlett, TN 38134 Bartlett, TN 38133 Bartlett, TN 38133 Sonic Drive In (901) 355-7271 Bartlett, TN 38133 (901) 377-8861 (833) 865-8255 (901) 208-8125 7636 US Highway 70 sharonbrown.crye-leike.com/about.php (901) 937-0800 www.aspenofbartlett.com www.bmgcateringmemphis.com Bartlett, TN 38133 Sam’s Club www.lennys.com Crye-Leike Realtors - Steve Boysen (901) 377-7899 8480 US Highway 64 Buffalo Wild Wings Roofing 2868 Summer Oaks Dr. Leo’s Chicago Style Hot Dogs www.sonicdrivein.com Bartlett, TN 38133 8385 US Highway 64, Ste. 101 Bartlett, TN 38134 7240 Hwy 64 (901) 384-9997 Brian Elder Roofing Memphis, TN 38133 11125 US Highway 70 (901) 493-0373 Eads, TN 38038 Stage 64 Lounge www.samsclub.com (901) 380-9294 7041 Stage Rd. Arlington, TN 38002 steveboysen.crye-leike.com (901) 438-7415 www.buffalowildwings.com Memphis, TN 38133 Sleep Number (901) 848-2546 Crye-Leike/ Patti Baggett Los Cabos Mexican Bar & Grill (901) 937-1911 2760 N Germantown Drive, brianelderroofing.com

2868 Summer Oaks Drive Chick-fil-A at The Shopps at Bartlett 6600 Stage Road, Ste. 106 Memphis, TN 38133 2940 Kirby Whitten Road Bartlett, TN 38134 Bartlett, TN 38134 Taqueria La Guadalupana #1 (901) 381-0126 Distinctive Roofing Bartlett, TN 38134 4818 Summer Ave. 1389 Poplar Ridge Dr. (901) 372-3690 (901) 552-5215 www.Sleepnumber.com pattiandwesbaggett.com (662) 719-7766 Memphis, TN 38122 Memphis, TN 38120 Los Pilares (901) 201-0067 Walmart SuperCenter (901) 356-6242 Coletta’s Italian Restaurant Crye-Leike/Barbara Fletcher 6249 Stage Rd. 8400 US Highway 64 www.distinctiveroofingtn.com 2850 Appling Rd. 2868 Summer Oaks Bartlett, TN 38134 Taziki’s Mediterranean Cafe Bartlett, TN 38133 Memphis, TN 38133 7974 Hwy. 64 Bartlett, TN 38134 (901) 377-8339 (901) 382-6101 Masters Roofing (901) 383-1122 Bartlett, TN 38133 2845 Stage Center Cove (901) 372-3690 loscomalesrestaurantno2.business.site www.walmart.com barbarafletcher.crye-leike.com www.colettas.net (901) 203-0083 Bartlett, TN 38134 Los Comales Restaurant tazikiscafe.com Wolfchase Galleria (901) 871-7663 East Coast Wings & Grill JASCO Realtors 5808 Stage Rd. 2760 N Germantown Pkwy. www.masters-roofing.com 2946 Kate Hyde Blvd 2657 Appling Rd., Ste. 102 Bartlett, TN 38134 The Side Porch Steak House Memphis, TN 38133 Bartlett, TN 38133 5689 Stage Rd. Memphis, TN 38133 (901) 618-2884 (901) 381-2769 School (901) 569-7389 Bartlett, TN 38134 (901) 878-5478 loscomalesrestaurantno2.business.site www.simon.com/mall/wolfchase-galleria eastcoastwings.com (901) 377-2484 Altruria Elementary School www.jascorealtors.com 6641 Deermont Dr. Moe’s Southwest Grill www.sideporchsteakhouse.com Retirement / Assisted Living McWaters & Associates Realtors El Mezcal 465 N. Germantown Pkwy,. Ste. 101 Bartlett, TN 38134 2851 Stage Village Cv., Ste. 2 7424 US Highway 64, Ste. 101 Cordova, Tn 38018 Retail Ave Maria Home (901) 373-2600 Bartlett, TN 38134 Bartlett, TN 38133 (901) 606-3172 aes.bartlettschools.org Bartlett Station Farmers Market 2805 Charles Bryan Rd. (901) 372-6611 (901) 417-6026 www.moes.com 2629 Bartlett Blvd. Bartlett, TN 38134 Bartlett City Schools www.mcwatersrealtors.com www.elmezcalonline.com On the Border Mexican Grill and Cantina Bartlett, TN 38134 (901) 386-3211 5705 Stage Rd. Memfixer Upper El Patron 8101 Giacosa Pl. (901) 372-9457 avemariahome.org Bartlett, TN 38134 8335 Memphis Arlington 5811 Stage Rd. Memphis, TN 38133 bartlettstationfarmersmarket.org • Skilled Intermediate Care (901) 202-0855 Bartlett, TN 38133 Bartlett, TN 38134 (901) 881-0808 www.bartlettschools.org Bikes Plus, Inc. • Assisted Living (901) 461-6045 (901) 388-1022 www.ontheborder.com 7124 Hwy 64/Stage Road, Ste. 125 • S. Luke Cottage (Dementia Care) Bartlett Education Foundation www.webuy901.com Exlines Best Pizza In Town Papa John’s Pizza Memphis, TN 38133 • Assisted Adult Day Center 2969 Elmore Park Rd. Memphis Area Associates of Realtors 6250 Stage Rd. 6828 Stage Rd. (901) 385-8788 • Non-Medical Home Care Bartlett, TN 38134 6393 Poplar Ave. Bartlett, TN 38134 Bartlett, TN 38134 www.bikesplus.net (901) 372-9457 • Green House® Project Memphis, TN 38119 (901) 388-3044 (901) 373-6080 bartletteducationfoundation.org Blue Wave Pool Supply of Memphis LLC. (901) 685-2100 www.exlinespizza.com www.papajohns.com Elmcroft of Bartlett 7543 US Highway 64 maar.org 3345 Kirby Whitten Pkwy. Bartlett Elementary School POP’s Comfort Kitchen Memphis, TN 38133 3932 Billy Maher Rd. Firebirds Wood Fired Grill Bartlett, TN 38134 8470 US Highway 64 2990 Kirby Whitten Rd. Ste. 107 (901) 505-2533 Bartlett, TN 38135 National Property Inspection (901) 383-6901 5255 Masters Drive South Bartlett, TN 38133 Bartlett, TN 38134 (901) 373-2610 www.elmcroft.com Olive Branch, MS 38654 (901) 379-1300 (901) 372-2800 bes.bartlettschools.org (662) 890-0889 www.firebirdsrestaurants.com www.popscomfortkitchen.com

90 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 Bartlett Insights • Community Guide 2019-20 91 2019~2020 membership Bartlett High School Hicks Convention Services & Special Events Royal Swimming Pools, Inc. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MEMBERS 5688 Woodlawn Rd. 935 Rayner St. 6426 Summer Gale Dr. Travel Agency Bartlett, TN 38134 Memphis, TN 38114 Memphis, TN 38134 Bartlett Travel, Inc. Directory (901) 373-2620 (901) 272-1171 (901) 372-1773 7984 Highway 64 3A Collision Bartlett Elementary School Bubba Sandefer/Realtor bhs.bartlettschools.org www.hicksconventions.com www.royalswimmingpools.com Bartlett, TN 38133 (901) 842-4813 901 CBD Shop Bartlett Express - Magic Valley Publishing Buff City Soap Company Special Event Service & Rental Inc. Bartlett Ninth Grade Academy Tax Prep bankofbartlett.com 99 Cent Soul Food Bartlett Heights / Boyd Lane Apartments Buffalo Wild Wings 4734 Shadowlawn Rd. 5747 Stage Rd. H & R Block Bartlett, TN 38134 A Bartlett High School Builders Floors & Interiors Arlington, TN 38002 6025 Stage Rd., Ste. 58 Dreams Unlimited Travel, (901) 382-2333 A - Z Office Resources Bartlett Home Furnishings Bushlo Lawns (901) 373-2654 Bartlett, TN 38134 (901) 672-0761 www.specialeventrent.com www.ytbtravel.com/MarianReimann A2H - Engineers - Architects - Planners Bartlett Landscape Spray LLC Business Referral Network Bon Lin Elementary School (901) 384-3582 ACI Environmental Associates, Inc Bartlett Medical Spa C 3940 N. Germantown Rd. Specialty Food Bouquets Telecommunications Travel Leaders Bartlett, TN 38133 2765 Wolf Creek Pkwy., Ste. 104 Action Advertising Bartlett NeuroRehab Physical Therapy, LLC C-1, Inc. Construction Edible Arrangements (901) 937-2344 AT&T Memphis, TN 38133 Alexander Thompson Arnold PLLC (ATA) Bartlett Ninth Grade Academy Car Wash USA Express 2836 Wolfcreek Pkwy. 6055 Primacy Pkwy., Ste. 200 bles.bartlettschools.org (901) 377-6600 Allen & Hoshall Bartlett Nursery & Landscaping Carr Window Cleaning Memphis, TN 38133 Memphis, TN 38119 www.gotravelleaders.com Allstate Insurance Agency - Hooten-Hughes Cash in a Flash Check Advance Bon Lin Middle School (901) 382-9858 (901) 820-0428 Bartlett Oral Maxillofacial Surgery 3862 N. Germantown Rd. www.ediblearrangements.com www.att.com Utilities ALSAC/St. Jude Bartlett Parks and Recreation Athletics Cedar Hall, LLC Bartlett, TN 38133 Member Since 8/28/2014 Century 21 Maselle & Associate-Gallagher Sports Entertainment City of Bartlett Bartlett Pediatric Dentistry & (901) 347-1520 Essary Communications 6400 Stage Rd. Altruria Elementary School Orthodontics Century 21 Maselle & Associates blms.bartlettschools.org Andy B’s Entertainment Center 6555 Stage Rd., Ste. 4 6276 Stage Rd. Bartlett, TN 38134 Bartlett, TN 38134 Alzheimer’s Association Bartlett Performing Arts & Champion Windows Ellendale Elementary School Bartlett, TN 38134 (901) 266-5005 (901) 385-6400 Alzheimer’s Association Conference Center Charlies Wine & Spirits 6950 Dawnhill Rd. www.cityofbartlett.org (901) 386-7701 essarycommunications.com American Clothing Express, Inc. Bartlett Prescription Shop Chick-fil-A at The Shopps at Bartlett Bartlett, TN 38135 www.andybbartlett.com (901) 373-2636 Television Station Veterinarian American Esoteric Laboratories Bartlett Public Library Chris Hope Foundation Bartlett Parks and Recreation Athletics American Legion Post 249 Chris Woods Construction Co. Inc. ees.bartlettschools.org Local ABC 24 Family Veterinary Practice Bartlett Recreation Center 7266 Third Rd. 1725 N. Shelby Oaks Dr., Ste. 101 5712 Stage Road American Paper & Twine Co. Bartlett Senior Center Christian Brothers Automotive Immanuel Lutheran School Bartlett, TN 38135 Memphis, TN 38134 Bartlett, TN 38134 American Paper Optics, LLC Christian Care Center of Memphis, LLC 6319 Raleigh LaGrange Rd. (901) 385-5599 Bartlett Small Engines Memphis, TN 38134 (901) 323-2430 (901) 385-8387 American Properties Co., GP Bartlett Station Farmers Market Christopher L. Hendrix, DPM, PC www.familyveterinarypractice.com (901) 388-0205 Bluff City Escape Rooms www.localmemphis.com Andy B’s Entertainment Center City Auto Sales, LLC 6759 Stage Rd. Bartlett Station Municipal Center www.ilsmemphis.org Bartlett, TN 38134 Love Worth Finding Ministries Video Production Ani Joe’s Karaoke Kafe Bartlett Touchdown Club City of Bartlett 2941 Kate Bond Rd. Mathnasium of Wolfchase (901) 384-1864 Services Apex Primary Health Care, P.C. Bartlett Transmission Closetrak LL Bartlett, TN 38133 2836 Wolf Creek Parkway www.bluffcityescaperooms.com API Photographers Inc. API Photographers Inc. Bartlett Travel, Inc. Cobalt Design Memphis, TN 38133 (901) 382-7900 3111 Stonebrook Cr. Appling Dental Group Bartlett United Methodist Church Member Since 6/12/2012 (901) 701-1256 Escapology lwf.org 2845 Stage Center Cove Memphis, TN 38116 www.mathnasium.co/wolfchase Appling Lakes at Cordova Club Bartlett Vision Clinic Cole Pain Therapy Group Bartlett , TN 38134 WKNO TV/FM (901) 396-8650 Armour Home Inspections Bartlett Women’s Clinic Coletta’s Italian Restaurant Oak Elementary School (901) 746-9257 7151 Cherry Farms Rd. www.apicine.com Cordova, TN 38016 AT&T Bath Fitter Colliers International Memphis 3573 Oak Rd. Escapology.com Dean Film & Video Bartlett, TN 38135 (901) 458-2521 ATC Fitness of Arlington BeautyLawn Spray Collisionworx Express Inc. Main Event Entertainment 6695 Fletcher Creek Cv. www.wkno.org ATC Fitness of Bartlett Collisionworx, Inc. (901) 373-2646 7219 Appling Farms Parkway Memphis, TN 38133 Behind the Scenes oes.bartlettschools.org Memphis, TN 38133 Theatre (901) 373-0101 ATC Fitness of Cordova Belhaven University Colonial Country Club Rivercrest Elementary School (901) 372-5000 Bartlett Performing Arts & Conference Center www.deanhd.com ATC Fitness of Lakeland Bensman Home Computer Repair Comcast Spotlight 4825 Rivercrest Ln. www.mainevent.com/locations/memphis-tn Attic Insulation of the Midsouth Comfort Inn & Suites 3663 Appling Rd. Master Video Productions, Inc. Best Western Plus Galleria Inn & Suites Bartlett, TN 38135 Memphis International Raceway Bartlett, TN 38133 2832 Bartlett Rd. Audiographic / Memphis Record Pressing Wolfchase Commercial Appeal/Bartlett Weekly (901) 373-1373 (901) 385-6440 5500 Victory Lane Bartlett, TN 38134 AutoNation Ford Wolfchase Bethel University Computers & Networks, Inc. res.bartlettschools.org Millington, TN 38053 www.bpacc.org (901) 372-7012 Ave Maria Home Better Business Bureau of the Concorde Career College (901) 969-7223 www.mastervideomemphis.com St. Ann Catholic Church and School Hollywood 20 Cinema B Beverly Holmgren - Grantwriter Cook’s Custom Cabinets 6529 Stage Rd. www.racemir.com 6711 Stage Rd. V2 Media Baby Jack’s BBQ Cook’s Pest Control Bartlett, TN 38134 Big Momma’s and Granny’s Catering Memphis Redbirds Bartlett, TN 38134 7850 Stage Hills Blvd. (901) 373-6011 Bahama Breeze Big River Home Inspections, LLC Cordova Family YMCA 198 Union Ave. (901) 763-3456 Ste. 103 www.stannbartlett.org BancorpSouth CORPRO CPR, LLC Memphis, TN 38103 www.moviepage.com Bartlett, TN 38133 Bikes Plus, Inc. (901) 721-6000 Bank of Bartlett BioLife Plasma Services Costco Wholesale Security Malco Theaters (901) 794-3515 www.memphisredbirds.com Bank of Bartlett - Cordova Bioventus LLC Country Inn & Suites 5851 Ridgeway Center www.v2memphis.com Imperial Guard Service Inc. Bank of Bartlett - Houston Levee 2555 Poplar Ave. Rockin’ Robin DJs - A Premium DJ and Memphis, TN 38120 Waste Removal Black Forest Plaques Country Side North Apartments Memphis, TN 38112 Entertainment Company (901) 761-3480 Bank of Bartlett-Raleigh Black Ice, LLC Credit Consulting Services www.malco.com (901) 327-1818 4208 Eagle Hill Cv. Republic Services Bank of Bartlett-Wolfchase Blue Line Investigations Cricket Lakeland, TN 38002 3840 Homewood Rd. www.imperialsecurity.com Banquet Halls of the Mid-South Crump Mortgage Playhouse on the Square / Circuit Playhouse, Inc. Memphis, TN 38118 Blue Wave Pool Supply of Memphis LLC. (901) 937-5444 66 South Cooper Social Service Organization (901) 362-4700 Baptist Memorial Health Care Corp Bluff City Escape Rooms Crye-Leike Commercial - Cathy Anderson www.rockinrobinsdjs.com Memphis, TN 38104 www.republicservices.com Baptist Trinity Home Care Bob Browder, MBA, CPA Crye-Leike Realtors - Bartlett Office St. John’s Community Services (901) 725-0776 Storage Facility Barge Design Solutions 7891 Stage Hills Blvd., Ste. 116 www.playhouseonthesquare.org Bob Gray Photography Crye-Leike Realtors - Rachel Gilliam Storage Towne Bartlett Waste Connections of TN, Inc. Bartlett, TN 38133 Bartlett Area Chamber of Commerce Bobby and Sherry Simmons Crye-Leike Realtors - Rita Hallum 5900 Stage Rd. 621 E Brooks Rd. (901) 384-3645 ext. 1405 Tire Dealer & Service Bartlett Army Recruiting Center Bartlett, TN 38134 Memphis, TN 38116 Bon Lin Elementary School Crye-Leike Realtors - Sharon Brown www.sjcs.org (901) 382-7800 Point S - Performance Tire & Service (901) 398-5400 Bartlett Art Printing & Graphic Design Bon Lin Middle School Crye-Leike Realtors - Steve Boysen 1744 Bartlett Rd. www.storagetowne.com wasteconnectionsmemphis.com Bartlett Arts Council Crye-Leike/ Patti Baggett Special Events Memphis, TN 38134 Brewer’s Pool & Landscaping Co. Bartlett Body Shop Behind the Scenes Swimming Pool Contractor (901) 382-0126 Windows Brian Elder Roofing Crye-Leike/Barbara Fletcher 7850 Stage Hills Blvd., Ste. 103 Bartlett Chamber Foundation Cumulus Media Brewer’s Pool & Landscaping Co. performancetireandservice.com Champion Windows Bridge at Bartlett Ballroom Bartlett, TN 38133 6620 Summer Ave. 1600 Century Center Pkwy, Ste. 108 Bartlett City Schools Brimhall Foods Co., Inc. D (901) 624-7047 Raleigh Tire Memphis, TN 38134 Memphis, TN 38134 Bartlett Dental Associates, PLC Brock & Poole Insurance Damon-Marcus Company www.btsmemphis.com 5908 Airline Road (901) 377-3059 Arlington , TN 38002 (901) 565-7800 Bartlett Donuts Brother Industries (U.S.A.), Inc. Damron Dental Care www.brewerspool.com www.championfactorydirect.com (901) 867-8103 Bartlett Education Foundation Brother International Corporation David R. Patrick, CPA

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Jet’s Pizza Memphis Funeral Home and Memorial Pinot’s Palette Roller Family Funeral Home Snappy Computer Titan Medical Mfg., LLC Desoto Collision Center of Wolfchase Fullen Dock & Warehouse Joe Hill’s Autorama Gardens Playhouse on the Square / Circuit Rooster’s Chicken Shack Sonic Drive In Today’s Headlines Salon Digital Now, Inc. Fullview Missionary Baptist Church Johnson Orthodontics Memphis International Raceway Playhouse, Inc. Rowland & Carter CPA’s, PLLC Sound Waves, Inc. TopRx Distinctive Roofing Fulton CPAs K Memphis IT Solutions, INC Point S - Performance Tire & Service Royal Swimming Pools, Inc. Southern Security Federal Credit Union Travel Leaders Douglass & Runger G Kele, Inc. Memphis Redbirds Polk’s Reliable Deliver Services LLC Ruff Country Dog Resort Southwest TN Community College Triumph Bank Arlington Dreams Unlimited Travel General Construction Services Kelley & Associates Advertising Memphis Spine & Sport POP’s Comfort Kitchen S Special Event Service & Rental Inc. Trustmark National Bank Dry Clean Super Center of Bartlett General Heating & Cooling, Inc. Kellon Insurance Agency, Inc. Memphis Surgery Associates Precision Crystal Gifts and Awards S & S Recovery, Inc. Split Endz U E General Nutrition Center Kingdom Building Financial Solutions - Metal Removal Technologies, LLC Premium Refreshment Service Saba Automotive Spring Gate Rehabilitation & Healthcare Ultimate Attire & Solutions Eagle Distributing Gill Properties Sharonda Tatum Methodist North Hospital Prime Transportation Group, LLC Saddle Creek Title Center Uncle Dave’s Auto Repair East Coast Wings & Grill GMACWorkforce - Greater Kirby Whitten Chiropractic Methods Machine Tools Primerica Safeguard Business Systems Springhill Suites by Marriott Unique Catering and Event Center EDCO Title & Closing Services, Inc. Memphis Alliance for a Competitive Kiwanis Club of Bartlett Micro Computer Technologies, Inc. Proven Pest Management Saint Francis Cardiology Associates St. Ann Catholic Church and School United Rentals EDGE Workforce K’s Donuts & Taco’s Mid-South Drug Testing Inc. PSH Cleaning Saint Francis Hospital - Bartlett St. Columba Conference and Retreat V Edible Arrangements Gould’s Academy KWAM RADIO FM107.9 & AM 990 Mid-South Dynamic Tub & Floor Control Pugh’s Flowers Saint Francis Hospital-Bartlett Imaging Center V2 Media Edward Jones - Randy Lillard, Grace Healthcare of Cordova L Mid-South Independent Electrical Pump It Up Bartlett Center St. John’s Community Services Varsity Spirit Fashions Financial Advisor Grace Medical LA Fitness Contractors Q Saint Francis Medical Partners - Bartlett St. Philip’s Episcopal Church Vatterott Educational Centers, Inc. El Mezcal Grand Pacific Buffet Restaurant Lakeside Behavioral Health System Mid-South Renovations Quail Ridge Apartments Saint Francis Medical Partners - Stage 64 Lounge Vistage Worldwide El Patron Graphic Systems, Inc. Larry Hilbun MidSouth Solutions for Business Quail Ridge Golf Course Summer Knoll Stanley Steemer/Elesco, Inc. Vitalant Blood Systems Elite Southern Construction Greater Memphis Medical Device Council Le’ Chiq Catering & Dining Mighty Media Group, LP Quail Ridge Highlands Apartment Saint Francis Sports Medicine and State Farm Insurance - Bob Simpson Volner Financial Group, Inc Ellendale Electric Company - GMMDC Leaders Credit Union Moe’s Southwest Grill Community Rehab Ctr State Farm Insurance - Chuck Petrey W Ellendale Elementary School Greenbrook at Shelby Farms Leadership Bartlett MOGA/Memphis Obstetrics & R Sam’s Club State Farm Insurance - Heath Johnson Wagner General Contractors, Inc. Elmcroft of Bartlett Greg Shelton, CPA Leah Long Gynecological Assn., P.C. Rainbow Health & Rehab of Memphis, Sandy Abrams Insurance State Farm Insurance - Trey Clemens Walmart Neighborhood Market EM Printing Griffin, Clift, Everton & Maschmeyer Learning Health and Wellness, LLC Moore Tech LLC Sauce Marketing, LLC Statewide Appraisal Service Walmart SuperCenter Energy Cost Reducers LLC PLLC Legends at Wolfchase Morton & Associates Rainbow Restoration International of SCORE Sterling Ledger, LLC Waste Connections of TN, Inc Engineered Medical Systems, LLC H Lenny’s Sub Shop Morton Insurance, Inc. East Memphis Sekisui of Bartlett, Inc. Stewart Brothers Hardware Watkins Uiberall, PLLC Entegrity H & R Block Leo’s Chicago Style Hot Dogs Mow & Blow Lawn Service, LLC Raleigh Tire Select Specialty Hospital - Memphis Storage Towne Bartlett WDL Designs, LLC Enviro Master H.Saga/Port Alliance Liftfund Mr. Quick Tune, Inc. Randstad Inc. Sunrise Buick GMC at Wolfchase Webster University EnviroUSA Hampton Inn & Suites Lilee’s Gourmet Bakery Murry Keith Publication Design Re/Max Experts Senior Helpers SunTrust Bank Wells Fargo Bank ePaymentAmerica Hardy House Your Family Healthcare Lincoln At Wolfchase Apartment Homes N Realty Capital Management Serra Chevrolet Surface Dynamics LLC Wiemar’s Jewelry Ephlin Insurance Group Provider, PLLC Linkous Construction Co, Inc. National College Red Hook Cajun Seafood & Bar Inc. Member Since 3/5/1990 Susan G. Komen Memphis-MidSouth Williams Sign Company Ervin Hypnosis Center, LLC Harris, Shelton, Hanover, Walsh Lion Total Care National Federation of Independent Red Koi Japanese Cusine Service Experts Heating and Air T WKNO TV/FM Escapology Heart of Praise Everlasting Lisa’s Family Table Business Reflections Printing & Monuments Conditioning Talkin’ Frogs Print Shop Wolfchase Galleria ESG - Energy Systems Group Hearthside Senior Living Little Bears Pre School National HVAC Service Regions Bank Servicemaster by Capital Construction Taqueria La Guadalupana #1 Wolfchase Honda Esplanade Memphis Herbi-Systems, Inc. LivLimitless Fitness Studio National Property Inspection Rehab Etc. Physical Therapy Sharp, Robbins & Popwell, LLC Taziki’s Mediterranean Cafe Wolfchase Limb & Brace Essary Communications Hicks Convention Services & Special Local ABC 24 Neighborhood Pro Builders, Inc. Reid Homes, Inc. Shelby County Farm Bureau Tech Masters, LLC Wolfchase Nissan Ewing Kessler, Inc Events Loeb Properties Next Day Access, LLC Renaissance Group Shelby County Government TechEd2Go Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs, LLP Exlines Best Pizza In Town Higginbotham Family Dental Los Cabos Mexican Bar & Grill North Internal Medicine, PC - Douglas Renasant Bank Shelby Farms Park Conservancy Tennessee College of Applied X XMC Inc Experitec, Inc. Hilton Garden Inn Memphis-Wolfchase Los Comales Restaurant O’Dea, MD Republic Services Shelby Gardens Place Technology Express Oil Change & Tire Engineers HM Lounge Love Worth Finding Ministries Northeast Shelby County Rotary Club Resource Label Group, LLC Signworks The Apostolic Pentecostal Temple Y Youth Leadership Bartlett Eye Specialty Group Holiday Inn & Suites Memphis - LSC Communications Northeast Side Church of Christ Revolve Guitar & Music Shop Singleton Community Center Member Since 4/3/2018 F Wolfchase Galleria LSI Graphics, LLC NovaCopy Ricoh USA, Inc Sissy’s Log Cabin The Aspen of Bartlett Youth Villages Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Holliday Flowers, Inc. Bartlett LSO Final Mile O Rivercrest Elementary School Sleep Number The Chiro Place Faith Baptist Church Hollywood 20 Cinema Lucius Complete Home Repair Inc. Oak Elementary School RJ Young Sleepy ZZZ’s Mattresses and Furniture The Dance Academy of Bartlett Family Medicine Group, PLLC Home Health Care of West TN M Odyssey Medical Technologies LLC Robilio’s SideCar Cafe by Michael Zellner The Garland Co. Family To Family Adult Care Service Homer Skelton Ford Main Event Entertainment Office Keepers, LLC Family Veterinary Practice Hotshots Photobooth Malco Theaters Olympus Surgical Technologies America Farmers Insurance - Paul Kaiser HVAC Technologies, Inc. MARITIME AGENCIES, LLC. On the Border Mexican Grill and Cantina Farmers Insurance- Carl Thomas Agent Hyatt Place Memphis-Wolfchase Master Video Productions, Inc. Onyx Medical Corporation THANK YOU TO OUR CENTER STAGE SPONSORS Father & Son Body Shop Inc I Masters Roofing Open Arms Care Center STtaHgeA SNpoKnso rYs aOre Uthe T cOhie f OundUerRw rCiteErsN of TmEemRb eSrsThAip GserEvi cSesP. 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