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Where Leading-Edge Medicine Meets Compassionate Care Where leading-edge medicine meets compassionate care. At Memorial Healthcare, our compassionate staff offers our patients the latest in innovative medical care. For the past 9 years, we’ve proudly served the community in which we live and work; providing the highest quality care with a commitment to making a meaningful, lasting connection with the patients we care for. MemorialHealthcare.org Greetings! The Shiawassee Regional Chamber of Commerce (SRCC) is pleased to offer you the 2017 Spring/Summer Find It! Guide. This publication offers you comprehensive information on products and services available to you by members of the SRCC. There are over 560 Chamber businesses represented in this easy to use reference guide. This booklet also contains important contact information on schools, government offices, community events and recreation. If you’re a resident reading this booklet, we hope you will find the information user- friendly and that you will consider patronizing our chamber members. More local information, including a community calendar of events, can be found on our website at www.shiawasseechamber.org. If you’re a business owner reading this booklet, we welcome you to learn more about our organization by visiting our website or getting connected to us at facebook.com/ shiawasseechamber. The Chamber supports small business development and growth, as we believe a healthy business community leads to a better quality of life for all. We invite your business to become part of the Chamber and join that effort. On behalf of our board of directors, staff, volunteers and members, we hope you enjoy the Find It! Guide and most importantly, we hope you will continue to buy local. Sincerely, Jeff Deason President/CEO Shiawassee Regional Chamber of Commerce 2017 SRCC Board of Directors Chair of the Board Rob Dorcey Heidi O’Dea Jay Slingerland VMD & Associates Raymond James & Associates Slingerland Chrysler-Dodge-Jeep-Ram-Fiat Paul Early Carrie Rathbun Hawks Coldwell Banker Professionals Rathbun Public Relations Vice Chair of the Board Kevin Maurer Lisa Haring Angie Ruzinsky Maurer Heating & Cooling Chemical Bank LAFCU Brian Long William Brown Memorial Healthcare Randy Woodworth William C Brown, PC Woodworth Commercial Aaron Maike Michael Cross Baker College of Owosso Say Computer, LLC SRCC: (989) 723-5149 www.shiawasseechamber.org Mission Statement... We advance the economic success of our region by aligning information and resources and Find Us On Facebook investing in people who create the future. www.facebook.com/shiawasseechamber Cover photos Doug Cornell, Mike Schutt courtesy of: 1 SPECIAL INSURANCE SAVINGS FOR SHIAWASSEE REGIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEMBERS Up To 12% Auto-Owners is a Michigan based company offering a discount on: Discount on Insurance • Commercial Policies (Property, Workers Comp, Liability, Umbrella) • Personal Lines • Personal Auto • Home Owners • Mobile Home Owners - Serving Insurance Needs Since 1903 - 200 W. Exchange St., Owosso, MI 48867 (989) 725-7134 5 2 3 Launch your small business or expand an existing one! MI-SBDC is a statewide organization funded in part through a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration, the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) and through local host support. The MI-SBDC provides no cost counseling, business education, planning assistance and guidance for any new ventures, existing and growing businesses, and innovative technology ventures. The Small Business Association’s program partner, The Michigan Small Business Development Center (MI-SBDC), has provided small business assistance in Michigan for over 38 years. The I-69 Trade Corridor Regional Office of MI-SBDC, which serves a 7 county region, is located in Flint and hosted by Kettering University. The Shiawassee satellite office is located at the Chamber of Commerce. 215 N. Water Street, Owosso. MI-SBDC has professional, experienced counselors that are available by appointment. For more information about MI-SDBC, visit www.sbdcmichigan.org or contact Cheryl Peterson at 989-723-5149 or [email protected]. 2017 Seminar Schedule Please call 989-723-5149 to register. On-line registration at www.sbdcmichigan.org is available for many of the seminars. Minimum and maximum enrollments apply to some sessions. Writing a Business Plan---Wednesday, May 3, 2017 from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Every business needs a business plan. While often business owners think that a plan is only necessary for financing purposes, a business plan fills a much larger and key essential role in business success. A well written plan provides a road map that serves to keep the business “on track” and focused on achieving business goals. A complete plan includes milestones that measure success at intervals over a three year period, provides financial projections, and includes an intentional, actionable marketing plan. This seminar includes all the steps in writing a plan that is useable and provides a solid foundation for a new or existing business. Pre-registration is required by Tuesday, May 2. Seminar location: Shiawassee Regional Chamber of Commerce, 215 N. Water Street, Owosso. Presenter: SBDC Consultant. Fee: $10 per person. Starting a Business---Wednesday, May 31, 2017 from 6 to 8:30 p.m. This seminar is directed to the aspiring business owner/entrepreneur who is considering starting a business and entering self-employment. Key components of this seminar include self-assessment (both personal and professional), identifying critical skills in leading and managing a business, developing a process for evaluation of the business concept and market potential, and determining start up costs and working capital needs. Pre-registration is required by Tuesday, May 30. Seminar location: Shiawassee Regional Chamber of Commerce, 215 N. Water Street, Owosso. Presenter: SBDC Consultant. Fee: None Marketing Your Business---Wednesday, June 7, 2017 from 6 to 8:30 p.m. This seminar has a focus on both finding and keeping customers. The importance of identifying target customers, how to reach target customers, and how to keep customers coming back are all pieces of an actionable marketing plan. This seminar delivers a practical tool to help business owners be successful in creating awareness of their business and building a solid customer base. Pre-registration is required by Tuesday, June 6. Seminar location: Shiawassee Regional Chamber of Commerce, 215 N. Water Street, Owosso. Presenter: SBDC Consultant. Fee: $10 per person. 2 3 Index of Chamber of Commerce Members Page Number by Category CATEGORY PAGE # CATEGORY PAGE # Accommodations...........................................................7 Fire Safety Equipment...................................................21 Accounting/CPA..............................................................7 Fish & Seafood................................................................21 Advertising Specialties......................................................7 Fitness & Health........................................................21,22 Agriculture......................................................................7 Florists............................................................................22 Airport.............................................................................7 Food Truck......................................................................22 Apartments......................................................................7 Foundations..................................................................22 Apothecary......................................................................7 Frozen Yogurt.................................................................22 Appliances/Repair..........................................................7 Fuel Distributors.............................................................22 Art Galleries......................................................................8 Funeral Homes............................................................22,23 Assisted Living.................................................................8 Gas Station/C Store.........................................................23 Attorneys.........................................................................8 Gifts................................................................................23 Auctioneering.................................................................8 Glass Auto & Residential.................................................23 Automotive.....................................................................8 Golf Courses/Driving Ranges........................................23 Automotive ‑ Sales..........................................................8 Gourmet Foods/Wines...................................................23 Automotive ‑ Service & Repair.....................................8 Government............................................................23,24 Bakery/Confections...................................................9 Graphic Design...............................................................24 Beauty Care.......................................................................9 Grocery Stores................................................................24 Bowling...........................................................................9 Hardware.......................................................................24 Business Service...............................................................9 Health
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