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Chamberget Connected FYI Stay Connected JANUARY 2017 VOL CHAMBERget connected FYI stay connected JANUARY 2017 VOL. I ISSUE I Conroe Regional Medical Center Matt Davis, CEO and Chairman of the Conroe/Lake Conroe Chamber Board IN THIS ISSUE 02 Chamber January Calendar of Events 04 Member Highlight: Conroe Regional Medical Center 06 Leadership Montgomery County 2017 Class Session 07 November 2016 New Members and Renewals get connected on social board of directors 03 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Chamber Chat Matt Davis, Conroe Regional Medical Center, CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD 11 AM George Waggoner, First National Bank Texas, CHAIRMAN ELECT calendar Elizabeth Hosea, Elizabeth A. Hosea, CPA, TREASURER Listen online at Dione Booker, Gold’s Gym, VICE CHAIR MEMBERSHIP DEV. www.irlonestar.com Brent Wunderlich, McKesson, VICE CHAIR GOVT. AFFAIRS/COMMUNITY DEV. or tune into FM Guy Barker, First Financial Bank, VICE CHAIR SPECIAL EVENTS Mark Stevens, Gullo Ford, VICE CHAIR BUSINESS DEV. 104.5/106.1 Hector Forestier, City of Willis, IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIRMAN of Brian Bondy, President, CONROE/LAKE CONROE CHAMBER Voice of Business 4 PM THREE YEAR TERM (2017-19) The Chamber Denny Buckalew, Buckalew Chevrolet All members welcome! George Waggoner, First National Bank Texas events Cody Spence, All Star Catering Roger Goertz, Mr. Rooter Plumbing Denise Godkin, Amegy Bank january Rick Schissler, Silver Fox Advisor Sergio Martinez, Sergio’s Landscaping Virgil Yoakum, Johnson Development TWO YEAR TERM (2017-18) 05 11 12 Adrienne Batchelor, Houston Methodist The Woodlands Hospital Mobility Committee Workforce Morning Mingle Dione Booker, Gold’s Gym Development Gina Brown, That Guy Enterprises 11:30 AM 7:30 AM Matt Davis, Conroe Regional Medical Center Conroe Regional 7:30 AM To be announced. Elizabeth Hosea, Elizabeth A. Hosea CPA Medical Center The Chamber Register Online Sinem Mehterian, Wells Fargo Bank RSVP with Brian Bondy All members welcome! Ron Roberson, Caldwell Companies Randie St. Angelo, Better Bookkeepers, Inc to attend. ONE YEAR TERM (2017) Elected Officials Education Committee AdviCoach Lunch Hector Forestier, City of Willis Appreciation 4 PM & Learn John Hamati, La Torretta Lake Resort & Spa Reception The Chamber 11:30 AM Gail Cain, Keller Williams Realty 5 PM All members welcome! The Chamber Patricia Brown, Woodforest National Bank Mark Stevens, Gullo Dealerships The Chamber Register Online Vic Tarasik Register Online Kelly Wortham, Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Hospital Brent Wunderlich, McKesson ONE YEAR APPOINTED TERM (2017) Guy Barker, First Financial Bank 21 Meredith Brown, Community Impact News 19 20 Natalie O’Leary, Corporate Incentives, Inc. Sheila Taylor, Consolidated Communications, Inc. Axix's Marketing Chairman's Ball Business After Hours Workshop John Stacy, AdviCoach 5 PM 5 PM 11:30 AM La Torretta Lake EX-OFFICIO DIRECTORS Rodgers Stein The Chamber Resort & Spa Monica Bomkamp-Enia, Education for Tomorrow Alliance Chiropractic Center Register Online Don Carpenter, Jr., The Lone Star Convention & Expo Center RSVP Online Purchase Tickets & Honorable Craig Doyal, Montgomery County Judge Tables Online Becky Duncan-Ramirez, Lone Star College - University Center Hector Forestier, City of Willis Tim Harkrider, Willis Independent School District Frank R. Holmes, Sam Houston State University Jace Houston, San Jacinto River Authority need more info Randy Johnson, Montgomery County Hospital District 26 31 ? Kathy Turner Jones, Lone Star Ground Water Conservation District For more information Jerry MacDonald, The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavillion Honorable Webb Melder, City of Conroe Membership 5th Annual Job Fair and to register for Honorable Leonard Reed, City of Willis Luncheon 1 - 6 PM events go to Dr. Beau Rees, Montgomery Independent School District 11:30 AM Lone Star Convention Sarah Rhea, Leadership Montgomery County To be announced & Expo Center WWW.CONROE.ORG Lynn Scott, City of Panorama Village Greg Smith, City of Shenandoah Register Online Open to all job seekers and view the Scott Smith, Lone Star Executive Airport Dr. Don Stockton, Conroe Independent School District chamber calendar. Paul Virgadamo, City of Conroe Fred Welch, Greater Conroe Economic Development Council CHAMBER STAFF Brian Bondy, President Rodney Anderson, Director of Membership Development Courtney Galle, Director of Special Events April Jackson, Director of Marketing Kellie Mazzilli, Director of Finance and Operations Melissa Cuarezma, Member & Guest Services The Chamber FYI is a publication of the Conroe/Lake Conroe Chamber of Commerce located at 505 W Davis, PO Box 2347, Conroe, TX 77305. Published monthly it is intended as a public service to Chamber members. No part may be reprinted without permission of the Chamber. LONE STAR Ads in the Chamber FYI are not endorsed by the Chamber. The Chamber reserves the right to refuse advertisements. The Chamber FYI is viewable online at www.conroe.org. For more Community Radio information on advertising in the Chamber FYI please call (936) 756-6644. irlonestar.com/Conroe’s FM 104.5 & 106.1 2 Get Connected. Stay Connected. a letter from the president HAPPY NEW YEAR 2017! We hope your 2017 is filled with much success both personal and professional! While the holidays have quickly come and gone, the Chamber has been running at full tilt! Following on the heels of our membership event last month, I’d like to welcome all of the businesses and organizations recruited and brought into this amazing organization. We know you have choices in your memberships and community involvement and we’re excited to have you in the Conroe/ Lake Conroe Chamber of Commerce. I would be remiss if I didn’t mention the volunteers who participated in the event. From our Event Chairs to Team Captains to Team Members, these are the folks gave us their time and boy did it pay huge dividends for the Chamber! THANK YOU SO MUCH!! You also will notice we have redesigned our Chamber FYI publication. Thanks to April Jackson, director of community relations, we have a new look and new format. We are ready to keep you up to date on what’s going on in your organization this year. I want to thank our advertisers who are stepping up to the plate to help us launch this publication. We couldn’t make this happen without their support! (Want to advertise to the membership? Here’s the perfect vehicle!) Early last month, we added Rodney Anderson to the Chamber staff as our director of membership development. Rodney has experience in growing his own business as well as growing other’s businesses. He’s a great fit for the Chamber team and we are happy to have him on board. He’ll be making the rounds over the next 90-120 days to visit as many members as possible. Also, recruit some new members as well! Welcome Rodney. Our Elected Officials Appreciation Reception is Thursday, January 5 from 5–7 pm here at the Chamber. ALL members are asked to attend. There is no charge for attending. We have invited over 85 elected officials from local entities up to the state level. It’s never easy running for public office and even though we may not always agree on the issues it’s still a huge responsibility for our elected officials. We hope you come out and thank them for their service to our communities. The Annual Job Fair is coming up on January 31 and booth space is still available by contacting the Chamber. Finally, please join the Chamber at our Annual Chairman’s Ball, Saturday, January 21, 2017, at La Torretta Lake Resort & Spa. We will be recognizing, saluting and roasting our outgoing Chairman of the Board Hector Forestier. Last year was a year of transition for the Chamber and thanks, in large part, to Hector’s leadership, we come out better, faster, stronger. I hope to see you there. Brian J. Bondy President WWW. CONROE.ORG 3 to take their injured loved ones to a trauma center that is close to home, as we can now provide the most conroe regional advanced care from quality surgeons in Montgomery County within the most important first hour after the medical center injury.” Matt Davis, CEO and Chairman of the Conroe/Lake Conroe Chamber Board In addition to CRMC’s exceptional Matt Davis, FACHE, the chief Center, CRMC has been working to trauma capabilities, the hospital has a executive officer (CEO) of Conroe become a Level II Trauma designated nationally recognized Cardiovascular Regional Medical Center (CRMC), facility since 2014. A $6 million Services department, through an HCA affiliated hospital, has been investment in emergency services which the cardiovascular team has appointed the Chairman of the allows its specially trained staff to care saved more than 6,000 hearts. The Board for the Conroe/Lake Conroe for the most advanced trauma cases. Cardiovascular Center at Conroe Chamber of Commerce for the 2017 CRMC earned the 2016 Trauma Regional Medical Center offers term. Davis has been a resident of System of Care cardiovascular & Conroe since he began his role as Award from the thoracic surgery, a CEO of CRMC in September 2013. As South East Texas catheterization lab, soon as Davis moved to Conroe, he Regional Advisory a chest pain care became an active member of the Council and is and evaluation community by immersing himself in honored to be center, critical the Conroe/Lake Conroe Chamber able to deliver this care services, and of Commerce, where each year, level of care to the a vascular lab his participation increased, and by community. CRMC with interventional joining the 2015 class of Leadership will be the 16th radiology. Montgomery County. Level II Trauma Center in the State CRMC is proud Tucked away in beautiful pine of Texas. to have a role in and oak trees that the Northern every part of a Houston area is known for, CRMC is In order to expand person’s life, and a comprehensive, regional tertiary to a Level II Trama is pleased to offer referral center that has been serving Center, CRMC the nationally Montgomery County for more than had to recruit acclaimed services 75 years.
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