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Annual Report 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 2014 Purpose of the Ogden Valley Business Association The mission of The Ogden Valley Business Association is to promote and support member businesses of Ogden Valley and Ogden Canyon by providing opportunities for improving commerce, to be an economic resource for the betterment of our community and its visitors, and by fostering a robust economic climate, through the promotion of our natural and cultural resources. 2014 OVBA Board of Directors Chair At Large Members Ben Peterson - Peterson Builders Jim Ormsbee - Elkridge Engineering Kristal Schweppe - Alaskan Inn Vice Chair Travis Poulson - Grass Plus Brian Cornell - First Fidelity Funding Terry Hancock - Valley Market Laurent Jouffray - Nordic Valley Melissa Cohen - Wells Fargo Immediate Past Chair Staff and Support Greg Farley - Huntsville Barbecue Company Administrative Assistant - Terry Murphy Legal Counsel - Celeste Canning Secretary Webmaster – Pamela Mitchell, Sherry Carolan - Mountain Luxury Real Estate Website by Design Joe Jedrowicz - Mountain Country Realty Accountant – Pamela Crockett, Tax Team USA Treasurer Grant Weller - Weller Allstate Terry Hancock - Valley Market (late 2014), Melissa Cohen - Wells Fargo (late 2014), Ben Peterson - Peterson Builders (2014 Chair), Kristal Schweppe - Alaskan Inn (late 2014), Joe Jedrowicz - Mountain Country Realty (Secretary), Laurent Jouffray - Nordic Valley (Vice Chair), and Ashley Cross - New World Distillery (2015) 2014 General Meeting Topics “The Changing Demographics of Ogden Valley” By Steve Clarke, Ogden Valley GEM Committee “OVBA Benefits and Instruction” By Pam Mitchell “Business Continuity Planning” by Matt Beaudry, Program Manager for the Be Ready Business Program of the Utah Division of Emergency Management “Learn about Nordic Valley’s Upcoming Changes” By Joshua Richards, President of Nordic Valley Annual Installation Dinner The Ogden Valley Business Association held its Annual Dinner Meeting on January 23rd at the Jackson Fork Inn. Attendees enjoyed a delicious meal and a presentation by Board Members. Greg Farley, Past Chair, of Huntsville Barbecue Company, introduced the 2014 Board of Directors, including Ben Peterson of Peterson Builders (Chair), Brian Cornell of First Fidelity Funding (Vice Chair), Sherry Carolan of Mountain Luxury Real Estate (Treasurer), Jason Thomas of Ace Home Repair & Maintenance (Secretary), Jim Ormsbee of Elkridge Engineering & Surveying and Copy Center, Jason Dyer of Snowbasin, and Joe Jedrowicz of Mountain Country Realty. The OVBA Board of Directors provided awards of appreciation to outgoing board members, including Greg Farley of Huntsville Barbecue Company (Chair 2013, Board Member 2012 - 2013), Kim Smith of Snowbasin (Board Member 2011 - 2013), and Sue Munson of Wolf Mountain (Board Member 2013). The Volunteer of the Year Award for 2013 went to Pam Crockett of Tax Team USA. Pam has volunteered at numerous Snowdances in the past. The Business of the Year Award for 2013 went to Valley Escapes (MaryAnne Ballard) for their generous donation of lodging to Cody Jordan family for his wedding in exchange for use of his song in our Recreation Video. Susan Munson presented a check for $13,020 from the OVBA to the Snowbasin Adaptive Sports Education Foundation, as raised during the Twelfth Annual Snowdance (see page 5). Prize drawings added some fun to this year’s annual dinner. Joy Clem of Joyful Smiles won the Gift Basket provided by Brian Cornell Fidelity First . Jason Dyer of Snowbasin won two Wolf Mountain lift tickets. Eileen Sawyer of Zions Bank won four rounds of golf donated by Wolf Creek Golf Course. Caren Werner of the Ogden CVB won the OVBA Membership year of dues. A special THANKS to Wasatch Awards for creating the beautiful award plaques. OVBA Feature Publications The OVBA once again produced publications for distribution throughout Ogden Valley and Ogden Canyon, as well as to those visiting or intending to visit our area. Advertising opportunities in each of the publications provide exposure for our OVBA members. The OVBA printed 4,500 copies of the ninth edition of the Ogden Valley Phone Book. This useful book landed in 2,400 local households as an insert to The Ogden Valley News. The phone book is also delivered to key high traffic locations and to all lodging properties throughout the Valley for residents and visitors. The second publication, “The Ogden Valley Map and Business Guide,” in its tenth printing, gives a physical location to all Valley members on the map side, plus 45 points of interest, including Vintage Venues, Scenic Vistas, Geological Wonders and Historical Sites. The back of the map presents photography of all seasons activities, a Calendar of Events and advertising space. We printed 25,000 of these maps in 2014. The OVBA distributed the maps to key high traffic locations throughout our area and along the Wasatch Front, at Welcome Centers throughout the state. We mail a copy to out-of-state visitors requesting information via our web site. This publication is also used to fulfill the OVBA.org, Go-Utah.com and Utah.com online visitor information requests. Both publications are included in our popular “Welcome Kit” provided to new residents upon request (see ad below). The Kit also provides an opportunity for OVBA members to include printed material to entice newcomers to visit or contact their business. The OVBA greatly appreciates all advertisers in these publications, making the production of these high quality pieces possible. Ogden Valley News On-going Ad Annual Snowdance and Auction The Ogden Valley Business Association and the event organizers for the Twelfth Annual Snowdance and Auction would like to thank the community for the participation and strong support for the Snowbasin Adaptive Sports Education Foundation (SASEF). The event was hosted in Earl’s Lodge at Snowbasin Resort on January 11th. The event raised $13,020 for the SASEF through a combination of the Special Ask Cash Call, matching funds by the Weber School Foundation and proceeds from the auctions. Special Ask proceeds will be allocated for scholarships to allow all children of special needs in Weber County to experience winter sports through the SASEF adaptive program. The Ogden Valley Business Association netted $2,045 from auction proceeds for their participation, bringing the evening total to more than $15,000. The guest speaker, Deedee Corradini, entertained the event guests with her experiences in working with the International Olympic Committee (IOC) for both the 2002 Olympics and now as President of the Women’s Ski Jumping team going to the Winter Olympic Games in Sochi, Russia next week for the first time. Special thanks to these organizations and volunteers for their support in making the evening a success: SASEF Board and Families Pam Mitchell, Website by Design Lisa Karam, Past Event Director The Ogden Valley News Gladys Mundelius Sue Munson Elsa Svensson Ron Gleason Shirli Place Sheila & Carl Musante Alison Mortarotti Jim Halay Former Salt Lake City Mayor, Deedee Corradini These businesses made generous contributions to the Live and Silent Auction: Alpine Sports Free Spirit Spa & Yoga* Amer Sports Gibby Photography Ben Lomond Hotel & Suites Goode Ski Technologies Bistro 258 Grizzly Center at Snowbasin* Bonnie & Hyde, Inc* Grand America Deer Valley Resort Harley & Bucks* Dennis Craig/Snowbasin Adaptive Sports* Jackson Fork Inn* Diamond Peak Mountain Sports* Janifer & Russ Larson Douglas B Fullerton Jo McNurlan, LMT * Local business in the Ogden Valley Annual Snowdance and Auction (continued) These businesses made generous Last, we wish to thank Chris Zimmerman for contributions to the Live and Silent donating his time to be the Auctioneer, his Auction (continued): dynamic personality working the crowd for these donated live auction items: Joyful Smiles Family Dentistry* Laura Megroz Design* Custom made hand forged 5-Piece Fireplace Lakeside Resort & Properties* Set, courtesy of Jason Thomas, Thomas Iron Lindsey Van, US WSJ & Art. Mountain Performance Massage* My Style Photo, MJ Morgan Photography Lakeside Resort Properties - A two night Ogden Organix Day Spa stay in a luxurious 2 bed, 2 bath Lakeside Ogden Symphony and Ballet Village condo including a couple’s massage Ogden Valley Winter Sports Foundation* by Structura Body Works and two pairs of Ogden Weber CVB ski lift tickets by Snowbasin Resort. Provided Rich & Kathy Peterson* by Brandi Hammon, Mountain Luxury Real River Rock Gardens Estate Rosso Bello Salon / Courtney Munson Salt Lake Mine Works All day private ski lessons for up to four SheShreds* people with Stew Marsh, the Snowbasin Simply Eden* Snowsports Manager; provided by Stew Ski Salt Lake Marsh. Snowbasin Resort* Stew Marsh/Snowbasin* Private Dinner at the private home of Rich Structura Body Works* & Kathy Peterson, catered by Harley & Sun Valley Resort Buck’s Restaurant with Lindsey Van and Thomas Iron & Art* members of the Women’s Ski Jump Team, Timeless Medical Spa “Ready to Fly” DVD and Official Ski Jump Utah Lodging* Pin. Congratulations to the US Team and Valley Dance & Yoga* successful bidders, John Durig & Dawn Weber State Outdoor Recreation Program Lowery and Dan and Jackie Norton. Wilkerson Center From Within* Wolf Mountain Resort* Sun Valley Resort 2-2-2 Ski and Lodging Zenergy Pilates & Body Work* Package; Two night stay, Ski passes for 2 * Local business in the Ogden Valley people for 2 days arranged by John Loomis, Snowbasin Resort. Private Dinner Attendees: (Front Row) Barry Van, Jessica Jerome, Lindsey Van and John Durig, (Back Row) Dan Norton, Jackie Norton, Kathy Peterson, Rich Peterson and Dawn Lowery OVBA Web Sites and Social Sites We are proud that our Web sites helped all of our members to increase their Internet presence and grow their business with local customers and those planning to visit our area. The Web site www. ovba.org recorded 120,994 unique visitors viewing 319,629 pages during 2014. Over the past ten years, 1,074,912 visitors have viewed 2,893,097 pages. Our main Web site, www.ovba.org, is continually updated with Events and Special Offers from members. Twice per month, these offers and events arrive in the email inbox of subscribers.
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