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March 2015Vol. 47, No. 02

Your Business & Community AdvocateYour Business & Community AdvocateCHAMBER NETWORKCHAMBER NETWORK

ALBANY AREAALBANY AREA

In Th is Issue:Page 2

Governmental Affairs Message from the Chair

March Business After Hours

Page 3 Distinguished Service Awards

Page 4

Women in Business Verifi cation Forms February Business After Hours Forum Luncheon Speaker

Page 5Door Prizes

Students of the Month Membership Milestones

Page 6

Workforce Development

Page 7Ag Apprediation Breakfast

Leadership Edge Thank You Reinvesting Members

Page 8Golden Ticket Winner

Page 9

Chamber Members in the News Greeters Schedule

Welcome New Members

See enclosed registration form for details!

March Membership Forum LuncheonGuest Speaker:

Sponsored By:SS d B

11:30 AM – 1:00 PM Wednesday, March 18th

Linn County Fair & Expo Center

Former Linn County Sheriff Dave Burright

pp“The homework is done – protect and serve those who protect and serve us”

Distinguished Service Awards

Limited Seating

Platinum SponsorPlatinum SponsorGold SponsorGold SponsorSilver SponsorsSilver Sponsors

Saturday, March 14th ~ Albany Boys & Girls Club

More information on page 3

A Year to Celebrate!

Join us in honoring the local individuals and businesses who have made a difference in keeping our community strong and

making Albany a great place to work, live and play!

Governmental Affairs Committee (GAC)Takes Positions on Dangerous Business Bills

This legislative session is off to a fast start, moving more quickly than I’ve ever seen in my 20 years with the Albany Area Chamber. The 31 members of the GAC are meeting two or three times per month to review and take positions on Bills that effect business. In addition they are meeting regularly with Rep. Andy Olson and Sen. Sara Gelser, have weekly emailed updates from OSCC and AOI to learn what’s on the fast track and are monitoring numerous proposed legislative bills.

Current Positions on Legislative Bills are: SB 324 – Low Carbon Fuel Standards: OpposeHB 2005/SB 454 – Mandated Paid Sick Leave: OpposeSeveral Bills Raising the Minimum Wage from $9.25 up to $18 per hour: OpposeHB 3436 – Creates Task Force to Consider State Run Private Sector Retirement plan – Watching HB 2572 – Carbon Footprint Labeling Mandate – Reviewing Benton County Proposed Anti GMO Initiative – Will have reviewed and taken a position as of Feb. 26th. continued on page 2

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BUSINESS BUSINESS AFTER AFTER HOURS HOURS

Patrick Patrick Hagerty Hagerty DMD., PC. DMD., PC. March 17th March 17th

5:15 PM5:15 PM

March- Expanding HorizonsI find myself struggling with a personal enrichment challenge made a few months back to improve on my culinary skills. To improve would actually mean that I had some skill to begin with so I knew I had a big task ahead of me. My expectations were high going into my fi rst lesson, hoping

my experience with a science lab in my long ago college days had adequately prepared me to measure ingredients, boil water and provide general safety around fi re. I am also quite familiar with utilizing knife and fork as I have been able to eat a lot of really good food over the course of my life so I understood what my outcome should be. To add to the challenge, I needed to adapt my cooking lessons for a gluten free, dairy free lifestyle, which has been easier said than done at times. So as I began my adventure with new determination I couldn’t help but imagine Julia Child bumbling through her fi rst cooking lesson. Did she instinctively know what vegetable was better parboiled or blanched, when they seem so similar? Did she instinctively know you could make a pizza crust out of Caulifl ower, or the fi rst time she heard something needed to be “cut in” it did not mean an interruption? So as I continue to deglaze my pans and scald my cashew milk I have come to appreciate what I didn’t know. What I didn’t know is that there is a whole new world to the culinary arts and with it a whole new language and skill set in which one must get familiar with in order to excel at the task effectively. The Chamber’s Workforce Development Program is doing just that with opening up a whole new world to educators, parents and students in their effort to provide information about the upsides of technical jobs available here locally. According to industry leaders, their companies are actively

looking for skilled labor in our area, with local businesses needing to fi ll more than 1,000 high paying positions over the next fi ve years. The growing use of technology and innovations require skilled workers and educational programs that address the demand for a highly skilled workforce. The Workforce Development Task Force has the task of marketing these programs to potential employees and continuing the collaborative efforts between the Chamber, Industry, Educators, City of Albany and Linn Benton Community College. This collaboration has already lead to face to face experiences for students and instructors as local industries open their doors and participants are able to see how Science,Technology, Engineering and Math can be translated to real world jobs. Recently the City of Albany has agreed to fund $2.9 Million for technical training equipment at Linn Benton Community College. These economic dollars will be used to purchase equipment for one-year certificates and 2 year degree programs at LBCC in non-destructive testing, titanium welding, machine tooling and mechatronics. Opening up a new pool of skilled labor that will be employed right here in the community. Industries are working in partnership with LBCC to develop those programs so potential students/employees are ready to go to work as they graduate from the programs. Unlike my cooking challenge, the Workforce Development Task Force has the right skills and experience to fully complete the vision of developing a stronger workforce for the industries that exist today as well as the industries that move here tomorrow. Stacy KoosCitizens Bank2014-2015 Board Chair

With an estimated 3000 – 5000 Bills to be introduced by the fi rst of March the GAC has its work cut out for them and will be working hard on the behalf of Albany Area Chamber members to advocate for business and pro-business legislation.

Janet SteelePresident

Governmental Affairs Committee (GAC)Takes Positions on Dangerous Business Bills (continued from cover)

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Platinum SponsorPlatinum SponsorGold SponsorGold Sponsor Silver SponsorsSilver Sponsors

Saturday, March 14th ~ Boys & Girls Club

Distinguished Service AwardsA Year to Celebrate!

70th Anniversary

5:30 Cocktails ~ 6:00 Dinner

Bronze Sponsors:

Assurant Solutions, Coastal Farm, Consumers Power, Edward Jones Offices of Dluehosh, Rogers, Street, & Scariano, Mike’s Heating and Air, NW Natural, Oregon Freeze Dry, Oregon State Federal Credit Union, Republic Services, Security Alarm Corp.

The Albany Area Chamber of Commerce & Samaritan Health Physicians are proud to announce the nominees for the 70th Annual Distinguished Service Awards.

The following community members have been nominated for their energy, support, leadership and commitment to Albany and its citizens. This Year’s individual award nominees are:

Distinguished Service AwardJohn Pascone, Albany Millersburg Economic

Development CorporationWill Tucker, Linn County Commissioner

Elaine Wells, Retired School Administrator

Jim Linhart First CitizenMatt Bennett, Restaurants on First

Bobby Williams Albany Area Habitat for Humanity

Junior First CitizenChrystal Hart, Xtreme Grafx

Carrie Harrington, SafeHaven Humane SocietyHeather Nelson, Family Tree Relief Nursery

Distinguished StudentJacob Manzi, Santiam Christian School

Emily Matteson, South Albany High SchoolSydney Roberts, West Albany High School

This year’s DSA Banquet will also include a special presentation honoring Former State Representative Liz Van Leeuwen for her many years of service and dedication to the area.

We are also proud to announce the nominees for Business of the Year Award. The nominees for these awards have contributed to the community for the last five years or more, have participated in the community both individually and collectively and added to the economic vitality and livability of our community. This year’s nominees for Large and Small Business of the Year are:

Large Business of the YearCostco

Mega FoodsOregon Cascades West Council of Government

Small Business of the YearAlbany Habitat for Humanity ReStore American Bookkeeping & Tax Service

Calapooia Brewing CoEnergy Propane

Andrea Beem Team at Keller Williams

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Women in Business Women in Business Personal Defense Awareness Personal Defense Awareness

Sponsored by:

Wednesday, March 4th, 11:30 AMThe Phoenix Inn Suites

3410Spicer Dr. SE

Reservations required/ Seating is limited.

This Self Defense Awareness class will be an overview of basic threat assessment strategies, risk reduction strategies to help discourage potential threats, how to avoid high stress encounters and what different defensive tools are appropriate to carry for personal protection.

Guest Speaker: Kevin Manske, CNS Firearms

Business After HoursBusiness After Hours

Thank you Thank you Red Canoe Credit Union Red Canoe Credit Union

Dave Burright was born and raised in Corvallis and graduated from Oregon State University in 1976. Following graduation, he moved to Albany and began work with the Linn County Sheriff's Office where he held a wide variety of positions including working as a Marine Deputy, Patrol Deputy, Crime Prevention Offi cer, Corrections Planning Coordinator, Detective, Training Offi cer, Administrative Lieutenant and Undersheriff.

In January 1995, Burright was appointed Linn County Sheriff following the retirement of Sheriff Art Martinak. He was subsequently elected 3 times to that offi ce until he retired in 2005. Since that time he has worked as the Executive Director of the Oregon State Sheriffs' Association, he's been a part time instructor at Linn Benton Community College and has done private consulting on law enforcement issues.

During his time with the Sheriff's Offi ce, Burright was very active in both local and professional organizations. He has been named the Oregon Sheriffs' Association Sheriff of the Year 3 times, and was named the Chamber's 2002 Jim Linhart First Citizen. He is a graduate of the FBI National Academy and at the time of his retirement held Department of Public Safety Standards and Training executive certifi cation in both law enforcement and corrections.

During the past year, Burright and former Senator Frank Morse served as co-chairmen of the Public Safety Facilities Review Committee. This was done at the request of the Albany city council following the November 2013 defeat of a bond to fund new police and fi re facilities. This committee explored issues surrounding the defeat of the bond, potential alternatives and funding solutions. As a result, it's anticipated that a new bond election will be put before the voters in May, 2015.

Burright still lives in Albany with Linda, his wife of 39 years. They have 2 grown children and 2 grandchildren. He is enjoying retirement and spends much of his time building boats.

Verification FormsMembership verification forms have mailed out! Please make any revisions

and return to Rana Love.

March Forum Luncheon Speaker

Dave Burright

DEADLINE MARCH 13TH

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Offi ce Space for Rent Calapooia Business Center

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2 suites available immediately! 1st fl oor orrice space is approximately 1157 sqft - $1590/ Month. 2nd fl oor offi ce space is approsimately 700 sqft -- $750/ month. Rent based on fi ve year lease. Water, sewer and garbage paid.

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A Stitchin’ Time Central Willamette Insurance Agency

Citizens BankCorvallis Clinic

Rickard Engineering and Design

Santiam ChristianHeather Bellinger

South AlbanyAimee Gay

Congratulations Students of the Month !

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90 YearsAlbany Democrat-Herald

45 YearsAmeriTitleKnife River

US Bank

30 YearsCity of Albany

Villas of Albany

25 YearsSmith + Company

Umpqua Bank

15 YearsCity of Eugene

10 YearsAlbany Regional Museum

SELCO Community Credit Union

5 YearsKeller Williams Realty Mid-

Willamette- LongWheelhouse

U.S. Tactical Supply, Inc.Waddell & Reed

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Pipeline- The Fast Lane to SuccessWorkforce Development

Thanks to Viper Northwest for providing an insider look at their company for South and West Albany students in the Trades Academy Program. One of the students that participated in the tour said, “We got to see what work is like…how things function together. It was very interesting.

Thanks to Trish Irwin, Co-owner of TnT Builders for sharing about the construction industry and what running a business entails with students at South Albany High School Trades Academy program.

Students from North Albany Middle School Career Club v i s i t e d L B C C a n d h a d presentation about the ROV Team from Professor Greg Mulder.

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Affair Catering, Linn County Fair and Expo Center, OSU Extension Servic of Linn County, Sno Temp Cold Storage, Umpqua Bank, Weatherford Thompson

Bruce Weber, Director of OSU's Rural Studies Program and OSU Extension Community Economist will kick off the breakfast by outlining the economic, social and political dimensions of Oregon's urban-rural divide, and share some observations about the divide based on conversations during the last year with Oregonians in both rural and urban areas. After describing some key ways in which rural and urban areas are linked, he will offer some ideas about way the the economic and social links can be strengthened.

Guest Speaker: Bruce Weber

Professor at Oregon State University

14th Annual Ag Appreciation Breakfast“Bridging the Urban-Rural Divide in Oregon”

Tuesday, March 3rd Linn County Fair & Expo

7:00 - 9:00 AM

Top Producer Sponsors:Top Producer Sponsors:

Helping Hands Sponsors:Helping Hands Sponsors:

Leadership EDGELeadership EDGEEmployee Engagement: “It’s all about people!”Employee Engagement: “It’s all about people!”

8:08 AM, March 17th 8:08 AM, March 17th Albany Area Chamber of Commerce Albany Area Chamber of Commerce 435 1st. Ave. W, Downtown Albany435 1st. Ave. W, Downtown Albany

See enclosed registration formSee enclosed registration form

How do you engage and enable employees to be the most successful they How do you engage and enable employees to be the most successful they can be? This month John Damnon of Oregon Freeze Dry witll discuss can be? This month John Damnon of Oregon Freeze Dry witll discuss his structured approach to empower and motivate your workforce at all his structured approach to empower and motivate your workforce at all levels. levels. John has 30 years of manufacturing experience. Prior to joining the Oregon John has 30 years of manufacturing experience. Prior to joining the Oregon Freeze Dry team he spent 27 years with Kraft Foods. He had progressive Freeze Dry team he spent 27 years with Kraft Foods. He had progressive plant and headquarters roles in every Division/Product markets and sharing plant and headquarters roles in every Division/Product markets and sharing of best practices around the world.of best practices around the world.

Suggested Pre-read: The Three Signs of Miserable Job- Patrick LencioniSuggested Pre-read: The Three Signs of Miserable Job- Patrick Lencioni

Thank You Thank You Reinvesting Reinvesting Members!Members!

(January 16th - February 15th)

AKT Benefi t Advisors, LP 2012Albany Antique Mall, LLC 2009Albany Democrat-Herald 1925Albany Regional Museum 2005Albany Tire Factory 2009AmeriTitle 1970Best Heating and Cooling 2004BEST WESTERN PLUS Prairie Inn 2002Burgerville USA, Inc. 1973Citizens Bank 1989City of Albany 1985City of Eugene 2000Consumers Power, Inc. 2008Davis Glass, Inc. 2013Fortier Chiropractic Healthcare 2008Guaranty RV & Chevrolet 2012Hasty Freez, Inc. 1999Hilts, Ray 1993Keller Williams Realty Mid- Willamette- Long 2010Knife River 1970Lile North American Moving & Storage 2013Linn County 2013Mark Thomas Motors, Inc. 1991Mid-Willamette Family Medicine 2014Wheelhouse 2010Party Store 1997Phoenix Inn Suites 2001Rickard Engineering & Design 2013River View Family Eyecare 2011SELCO Community Credit Union 2005Selectemp Employment Service 1992Servpro of Benton County 2011Smith + Company 1990Summers, William 1998Tripp & Tripp Realty, LLC 1929U.S. Tactical Supply, Inc. 2010Umpqua Bank 1990US Bank 1970Villas of Albany 1985Waddell & Reed 2010Wells Fargo 1969

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EMPLOYERS:

MEET YOUR NEXT EMPLOYEE!

37th Annual Career FairLinn-Benton Community College

April 29, 2015 10 a.m. – 2 p.m., LBCC Activities Center Gym

RESERVE YOUR TABLE TODAY!www.linnbenton.edu/career-fair

LBCC Career Services:541-917-4780

Early Registration Deadline - March 27 $100, $45 non-profitFinal Registration Deadline - April 21 $125, $55 non-profit

Over 800 potential applicants attend, including students!

Register early & save (and be included in marketing materials)

LBCC is an equal opportunity educator and employer.

Golden TicketGolden TicketLeslie Parra,

Business Development SpecialistPersonal Background: I was born and raised in Wisconsin. 32 years in Oregon and we’re still big Green Packer fans! I began in healthcare first as a CNA at Wisconsin Veteran’s Home. I later graduated from Fox Valley Technical College from a nursing program and my husband and I literally started our road trip to Oregon the night I graduated. I’ve enjoyed owning and operating my own business and working in all the local skilled nursing facilities over the years. I also enjoyed a few years as an insurance agent working primarily with seniors and their insurance needs. Real estate business has always interested me.

Business Marketing Niche: First American Title just celebrated it’s 125th year Anniversary (1889-2014). In our Albany office alone we have title and escrow staff with over 70 years combined experience. First American was named by The Oregonian, a TOP Workplace in Oregon. Making this career change recently, it seems I joined a team in a great company and am enjoying this new challenge!

Biggest Issue Facing Albany: My first thought on this question was more quality, affordable childcare options for working moms. I not only won this golden ticket but I also was fortunate recently to sit next to Albany mayor Sharon Kanopa and I asked her this same question. I wanted to also share her response: In order for businesses to thrive they need qualified employees. Albany area is fortunate to have many jobs available, but can lack skilled employees. This is an issue nationwide as well. It is great to see Albany’s support in job training for our region’s industries in order to increase family wage jobs. I wanted to share this view too and I really enjoyed my visit with the Mayor.

Chamber Involvement: Our Albany First American team enjoys looking through the chamber newsletter together as soon as it arrives. We all try to get to as many events and meetings as we can because it’s a wonderful chamber. I especially

enjoy the weekly Greeters and rarely miss a week because it starts my day in a positive way. We’re especially excited for our opportunity to host the BAH this coming September!

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Have a Business Announcement or

Press Release?Contact Rana Love,

Offi ce Manger 541.926.1517rlove@albanychamber.com

Chamber Members In The News... Welcome New Members!Welcome New Members!

The Albany ReStore together with Willamette Association of Realtors will be having the 1st Spring Clean Drive. Gather your items to donate at the Albany ReStore 1225 6th Ave SE April 10th & 11th 9am-3pm. Find a list of accepted items on our website www.albanyareahfh.org and click on ReStore. Come grab some food and maybe do some shopping. To volunteer for the event use the link provided. Questions or to schedule a pickup call 541-924-1450.

Infi nite Air Center is an Aviation oriented business located at the Albany Municipal Airport. We specialize in Light Sport category of aircraft and features, Flight Training, Flying Club for affordable flying, and Aircraft Maintenance with a technician having over 30 years experience.

True Mortgage, Inc. is a private money lending company handling both Commercial & Residential loans, including Construction & ReHab based in downtown Albany. We specialize in transactions that are LTV and Equity driven. We have a proven investor base and the ability to quickly review and potentially commit to bridge loans. NMLS#1161891

Summit is an independently owned disaster restoration and facility services fi rm that has been serving the Willamette Valley since 1978. Summit is made up of 50 professionals: w a t e r , f i r e a n d b i o - h a z a r d technicians, trades men and woman, project managers, cleaning techs, administrators and management team. Our values: Communication, Integrity, Performance, Quality and Accuracy.

Landmark Professional Mortgage Company is a locally owned boutique mortgage bank. We have been serving the Pacifi c Northwest for 31 years and are committed to being your trusted source for mortgage education and guidance. We control the entire mortgage process and are nimble to adjust our systems as regulations in mortgage lending change.

Boresha International is a science-based Health and Wellness Company h e a d q u a r t e r e d i n P l e a s a n t o n , California. Boresha manufactures, distributes and sells a line of innovative and science-based healthy beverages through the Direct Selling channel. Boresha owns its own roasting facility where its fl agship product, the fair-traded, organic and infrared-roasted gourmet Lean coffee with weight control benefi ts, is manufactured.

Greeters ScheduleGreeters ScheduleMarch 5th

Central Willamette CCU 645 Waverly Dr. SE

March12th H & R Block

2294 Pacifi c Blvd. SE

March19thFriends of the Family

645 Waverly Dr. SE, Ste. 211

March26thMercy House International/

First Hand Seconds 415 1st Ave. W

541-619-5387 boreshainternational.com/

beskinny 525 Aviation Way503-857-3530

infi niteaircenter.com

2370 14th Ave. SE 541-791-7779

landmarkprofessional.net1875 Pacifi c Ct.

Stayton503-769-4333

summitclean.com

440 1st Ave. E, Ste. #3 541-791-4120

tmilending.com

Friends of the Family Ministriesr e c e n t l y announced that Kristin Knutson has joined the staff as bookkeeper. Kristin has served in several ministry roles at Corvallis E v a n g e l i c a l C h u r c h a n d

Suburban Christian Church. Kristin looks forward to serving in this new role and being part of the Friends of the Family Ministry team. Friends of the Family provides educational and counseling services to promote healthy relationships and healthy homes. It has offi ces in Corvallis and Albany.

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3:30 PMExecutive Board

Chamber Offi ce

Albany Area Chamber of Commerce

2014 - 2015 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS

Board Chair Stacy Koos..............................................................Citizens Bank Chair ElectMike Cowgill.................................................Weatherford Thompson Sr. Vice ChairJudy Barron..........................................National Frozen Foods Corp. Vice ChairsStephanie O’Connor..........................................................ATI Scott Pierson..................................................Wood Castle Furniture Immediate Past Chair Bill Draper.....................................................Albany Democrat-Herald Treasurer Mark Raum.......................................................................Umpqua Bank Board MembersStan Boshart..................................................Boshart Trucking, Inc. Becky Boyer...........................................Oregon Freeze Dry, Inc. Jeff Christman...............Central Willamette Community Credit Union Katie Enright....................................Farmers Insurance Company Dianna Howell..............................................................BlueSun, Inc. Rick Kenyon....................................................................Selmet, Inc. John Kollaer......................................................Mennonite Village Heather McGowan.......................Boldt, Carlisle, & Smith, LLC Brian Oare............................................ Coldwell Banker Valley Brokers Wally Ordeman....................................................................Fisher Funeral John Pascone..... Albany Millersburg Economic Development Corp. Rick Petersen......................................................................Peak InternetJames Ramseyer.........................................................Consumers Power Greg Renyer................. Kutsch & Renyer Family & Cosmetic Dentistry Mike Sykes........................................Mike’s Heating & Air Conditioning David Triebes..................................Samaritan Albany General Hospital Gary Zeemin.........................................................COUNTRY Financial

Ex-Offi cio Board MemberMaria Delapoer....................................Greater Albany Public Schools

COMMITTEE CHAIRSAmbassadorsJohn Kollaer......................................................Mennonite Village Ag Appreciation BreakfastJanet Steele.................................Albany Area Chamber of CommerceAlbany Business ExtravaganzaChrystal Hart.....................................................................Xtreme Grafx Arthur Meeker...................................................................Xtreme GrafxEducationEmerson Smoker Sr....................................................Rite Way ElectricFinanceMark Raum...........................................................................Umpqua Bank Governmental AffairsDoris Johnston...................................................................Pacifi c Power GreetersRon Garrett..............................................................Payne West Insurance Sarah Steen.............................................................................. AmeriTitleATI Golf TournamentDick Perdue...................................Koontz, Perdue, Blasquez & Co., P.C. Young Professionals Katie Enright........................................Farmers Insurance Company Youth Job FairKimberly Montgomery.............Albany Area Chamber of Commerce CHAMBER STAFFJanet Steele.................................................................................PresidentJosefi ne Fleetwood.............................Workforce Development Director Tom Leggate..............................Membership Development ManagerRana Love...........................................................................Offi ce ManagerKimberly Montgomery.................................Program & Event Manager CHAMBER NETWORKPrinted by Cub Albany Printing. Printed on Recycled Paper with Soy Ink. Prepared with the assistance of RSVP Volunteers. Postmaster: Send form 3579 to: The Chamber Network (USPS 300-470). The Chamber Network is published monthly by the Albany Area Chamber of Commerce, P.O. Box 548, Albany OR 97321. Periodical postage paid at Albany includes $10.00 per year subscription.

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Youth Leadership

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DSASaturday

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAYMONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

Without business, there is no community.Without business, there is no community.

8:15 AMGreeters

First Hand Seconds 415 1st. Ave. W

7:00 AMAg

Appreciation Breakfast

Linn County Fair & Expo

Calendar of Events Calendar of Events March 2015March 2015

11:45 AM HR Professionals

Chamber Offi ce

8:08 AM Leadership Edge

Chamber Offi ce

11:30 AM Women in Business

Phoenix Inn

11:30 AM Membership

Forum Luncheon Linn County Fair & Expo

7:00 AM Governmental Affairs

Chamber Offi ce

8:15 AMGreeters

Friends of the Family 645 Waverly Dr. SE,

Ste 211

8:15 AMGreetersCentral

Willamette CCU 645 Waverly Dr. SE

Mark Your Calendar!Mark Your Calendar!

7:00 AM Governmental Affairs

Chamber Offi ce8:15 AMGreeters

H & R Block 2294 Pacifi c Blvd. SE

Golf TournamentGolf TournamentFriday June5thFriday June5th