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August 2015 Network Tri-Cities Membership Luncheon

Program: Congressional Update

Speaker: Congressman Dan Newhouse (R - 4th District)

Date: Wednesday, August 26, 2015

Place: Red Lion Hotel — Pasco 2525 N. 20th Ave. Pasco, WA 99301

Time: 11:30 am – 12 pm Registration & Networking 12 – 1:30 pm Lunch & Program

Cost: $20 Pre-registered members RSVP prior to Friday, August 21 $30 Non-members or RSVP after Friday, August 21

RSVP: Three ways to RSVP! • Call 509.736.0510 • Online at www.tricityregionalchamber.com

• Email [email protected] by Friday, August 21

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***Cancellations after August 21 and “no-shows” will be invoiced***

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1 Tri-City Regional Chamber of Commerce

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Chair – Ron Boninger, TiLite Past Chair – Rene Vasquez, Ennis Fine Furniture Chair Elect – Marty Conger, Battelle Treasurer – Kevin Sullivan, Sullivan Sullutions Melissa Garrard, Washington River Protection Solutions Eric Martuscelli, Cascade Natural Gas Dean Moody, Intermountain West Insulation Derrick Stricker, NAI Tri-Cities Tony Umek, AKU Enterprises John Ziobro, Telquist Ziobro Mcmillen BOARD OF DIRECTORS Dave Barr, Dave Barr CLU Annie Bixler, HAPO Community Credit Union Paul Carlisle, elevate John Crook, Paragon Corporate Housing Sean Flaherty, Tri-City Herald Shae Frichette, Frichette Winery Nick Gonzales, Bouten Construction Rick Jansons, Habitat for Humanity Russ Keefer, Trios Health Carlos Martinez, Dura-Shine Clean Company Milke McWhorter, PayneWest Insurance Karen Miller, Benton PUD Mike Miller, Moon Security Services, Inc. Vicki Monteagudo, Century 21 Tri-Cities Ian Napier, Red Lion Hotels Dr. Lee Ostler, The Center for Dental Health Scott Oxenford, Bechtel National Inc. Scott Parnell, Washington Closure Hanford Gary Ransom, AgriNorthwest Bill Robertson, Bill Robertson Nissan Cheryl Salomone, Townsquare Media Khurshed Sharifov, Century Securities Associates, Inc. Bill Shibley, Northwest Farm Credit Services Steve Simmons, Country Gentleman Restaurant & Catering Brett Spooner, Gravis Law, PLLC Ted Vause, MetLife Auto & Home Rae Weil, Mission Support Alliance STAFF Lori Mattson, President & CEOAshley Coronado, PTAC Business CounselorLisa Nelson, Event DirectorElisabeth Holt, Marketing & Membership DirectorAustin Neilson, Government & Economic Affairs DirectorChad Utecht, Sales ManagerDiAnne Voegtle, Administration ManagerMelinda Hoffman, Accounting CoordinatorBrandan Eckhardt, Communications CoordinatorJillian Marquez, Event CoordinatorAnna Jansen, Event Coordinator

Many organizations write a mission statement, which can take considerable time and effort and then it is never brought to life. It’s just words. Your Chamber is different. The Chamber’s mission statement and strategic objectives are front and center on its website and are regularly reviewed to ensure our vision is clear and heading in the right direction for our members. It is an important discipline. Recently, Chamber leadership again used its mission statement to guide an important strategic decision that will take multi-year planning, resources and efforts to implement.

If you go to our website, you will see within our mission and the first strategic objective, are two important phrases. They are, “promote regional prosperity” and be “the voice of business in the Tri-City region.” Please keep those two phrases in mind as I share with you the Chamber’s plan for a new committee.

Several times over the past few years the Chamber has been asked to support various regional initiatives; to essentially react to regional projects that are already in the works. Now we believe it is time for the Chamber to be proactive instead of reactive and provide business leadership, information and guidance on important regional issues and challenges that we face as a community.

Given this identified need for regional business leadership, a few dedicated board members put together the framework for a “Chamber” Regional Affairs Committee, and the concept was approved by the Chamber Board at our last meeting. At its core, the Regional Affairs Committee will provide leadership and a heightened understanding of the opportunities and challenges that we face as a region. The Committee will review key regional issues, gain insight and build consensus with all regional leaders, serve as a catalyst to formulate potential solutions that are important to the region and support the successful implementation of identified projects that will drive regional prosperity.

We are in the formative stages and will take our time as we form the foundation and design criteria for the committee. Eventually, the committee will be made up of 8-12 private sector, active, engaged and diverse business leaders willing to dedicate their time to our region’s success. The formation of a Regional Affairs Committee is the first step in a long-term, multi-year process that will enable the Chamber and the best business leaders in the Tri-Cities, to have a favorable impact on the important issues that will create the “Bolder and Brighter” community we all envision and the regional prosperity that is central to our mission. It is an exciting time for the Regional Chamber and its members!

Ron Boninger 2015 Board Chair

Chair’s Message

Ron Boninger Board Chair

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WelCoMe NeW MeMbersThe Regional Chamber encourages members to conduct business with one another. Those listed below have recently made an important investment in their business and their professional career by joining the Regional Chamber. Please consider them for your personal and professional needs. When you do, let them know you learned of their business through the Tri-City Regional Chamber!

Snowie of West Richland Tim Bonagofski — 509.554.7577 601 Bombing Range Rd. West Richland, WA 99353

Quality Signs Joe Fischer — 509.586.0585 4822 Southridge Blvd., Suite B Kennewick, WA 99336 www.qualitysigns.cc

Bouncin Bumble Bees Bradley McReynolds — 509.520.9630 2203 W. 4th Ave., Suite B Kennewick, WA 99336 www.bouncinbumblebees.com

Perry Technical Institute Chelsea Snodgrass — 509.453.0374 2011 W. Washington Ave. Yakima, WA 98903 www.perrytech.edu Perry Technical Institute is a private, non-profit technical school in Yakima which offers 10 paths to successful careers. For more than 75 years, Perry Tech has trained students of all ages and walks of life for careers that offer family-supportable wages, benefits, and chances for advancement. To learn more about Perry, call toll-free (888) 528-8586 or visit www.perrytech.edu.

Complete Healthcare for Women Kriste Grego — 509.392.6700 780 Swift Blvd., Suite 200 Richland, WA 99352 www.complete-obgyn.com

Preferred Freezer Services of Richland, LLC Burnie Taylor — 509.371.2800 2800 Polar Way Richland, WA 99354 www.preferredfreezer.com

Another Brad Idea Brad Saffenfield — 509.851.8447 www.anotherbradidea.com

I-3 Global Kris Lapp — 509.845.4669 www.i-3global.com

Dream Dinners Melissa Edberg — 509.735.8315 6501 W. Grandridge Blvd., Suite J Kennewick, WA 99336 www.dreamdinners.com

Huesitos Landscaping LLC — 509.544.0120 1506 Salt Lake St. Pasco, WA 99301 www.huesitosllc.com Huesitos Landscaping/Fencing is a company with high standard quality services. Landscaping is their passion, it's more than just work, it's satisfaction knowing they put a smile on customers and that they will love their outdoor living. Huesitos offers a variety of services like maintenance, commercial and residential landscaping, and fencing.

Hot Solar Solutions LLC Troy Woody — 509.460.0720 www.hotsolarsolutions.com Hot Solar Solutions LLC, a local company, located in Burbank, WA, committed to their customers and their community. Hot Solar Solutions is an all-inclusive provider for your solar needs including: Swimming Pools, Hot Water or Heat and Solar Electric both residential and Commercial. Call them today, estimates are always free.

American Communications Network Sherrie Olsen — 509.430.7459 www.sherrieolsen.acndirect.com

Oil Can Henry’s John Wanderscheid — 509.420.5068 25 Columbia Point Drive Richland, WA 99352 www.oilcanhenrys.com

Brookdale Torbett Laurie Ruzicka — 509.943.5353 221 Torbett Richland, WA 99354 www.brookdale.com

Solar Spirits, LLC Khurshed Sharifov — 509.539.7158 2409 Robertson Dr. Richland, WA 99354 www.solarspirits.com

Parker Construction Parker Olsen — 509.210.5059 www.goparkerconstruction.com

Black Heron Spirits Mark Williams — 509.967.0781 8011 Keene Rd. West Richland, WA 99353 www.blackheronspirits.com

Christ the King Christy Rasmussen — 509.946.6158 1122 Long Ave. Richland, WA 99354 www.ckschoolrichland.org

Yakima Adjustment Service Inc. Brian Jones — 509.248.0400 309 W. Lincoln Avenue Yakima, WA 98902 www.yascollect.com

GO USA, Inc. Dan Hamilton — 509.662.3387 521 S. Columbia St. Wenatchee, WA 98801 www.gousaquality.com Going into our 43rd year of business, GO USA posisitions itself as one of the top promotional product and branded apparel distributors in the Northwest. Our goal is to find the right product that will best represent your company whether you are marketing to new or existing clients as well as rewarding your employees.

Interim Healthcare Kerry Nelson — 509.572.2128 6855 W. Clearwater Ave., Suite A105 Kennewick, WA 99336 www.interimhealthcare.com/kennewickwa Interim of Kennewick currently offers non-medical in-home care and staffing. They provide companionship, homemaker, and personal care in the client’s home, independent living facility, or any other setting. They team with local in-home medical agencies for further services as needed.





A Benefit of Membership –Ribbon cutting and groundbreaking ceremonies are a benefit of membership and offer the opportunity to become acquainted with fellow members while showcasing your business.

To find out more about hosting your ribbon cutting or groundbreaking, contact Elisabeth Holt at 509.491.3237 or [email protected]

ribboN CuttiNg & grouNdbreakiNg CereMoNies

Harvey Insurance Agency Kennewick

Trios at Southridge Kennewick

Andros Orthodontics Pasco

Shriners Hospital For Children Richland

Brookdale Meadow Springs Richland

Kadlec’s Family Medical Residency Clinic - Richland

Brookdale Richland Richland

Qdoba Richland

Brookdale Canyon Lakes Kennewick


#tcbizcon #tcrccContact Lisa Nelson, Event Director at 5 09.491.3236

PREMIER SPONSOR:

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Want to put your business directly in front of hundreds of local professionals and leaders?

¾ Breakout sessions that will provide tangible information to support and improve your business and career

¾ Network Tri-Cities Luncheon Keynote

¾ A resource marketplace where you can exhibit products and services

¾ Connections with hundreds of business attendees, exhibitors and sponsors

¾ Four hours devoted to exhibits without competing with session workshops

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CONGRATULATIONS to the

2015 Cool Desert Nights Winners!

Best in Show 1958 Chevy Impala, Jim Rutledge of Richland, WA - purchased in 1983 as a father/son project that turned into a professional restoration. Only driven 75 miles post-restoration. For Sale $90,000.

Cool Ride Winner One of 19 Cool Ride winners, 2015 Polaris Slingshot, Robert Winters of Kennewick, WA - first time in Cool Desert Nights. Limited Edition One Time Ride Vehicle.

HAPO's Choice 1955 Chevy 210, Mick Blaine of Moses Lake, WA - purchased the car in January 2015 "as is" and has driven it as much as possible!





Volunteers:Angie EddingtonLynea EddingtonCody ReevesWeston ReevesCarmel PerezCindy FredricksonDonna KunkJustin StinsonJamie ArevaloKyle SimmonsShannon BurgessJoe Peterson

Special thank you to the Richland Volunteers in Police Training:

Jim KellyDana DurkeeRick GantChris NewbillJay AugustenburgBruce TrumpourLynda TrumpourRichard RobertsonLarry Bradford

Cool Desert Nights Committee:Dave FettoDave OldhamJoel RussellKevin O’RellDan YoungStan JohnsonRon Fuchs

Charles MortimerSheri StrongBill BlankinshipJohn JobinBob JekelJim CareyLorena SwiftJake MillerRick HorneSandy Payne

Thank You!

9 Tri-City Regional Chamber of Commerce@tricityregionalchamberFollowers: 93

@tricitychamberFollowers: 3,121

Tri-City Regional Chamber Likes: 2,048

@tricityregionalchamberFollowers: 141

@tricitychamberFollowers: 3,245

Tri-City Regional Chamber Likes: 2,173

august busiNess developMeNt uNiversity

MAKE YOUR PUBLICATIONS POP!

Presented by: Jane Winslow, WinSome, Inc.When it comes to running a successful business, expertly crafted graphic design is integral for company brand image, professionalism, communication and more! It doesn’t have to come at a high price – you can learn skills to reach your audience in a way that is functional, attractive and professional. Join us for a workshop dedicated to the five basic elements of graphic design to make your publications pop! Whether you are a small business owner or work in a marketing or communications role, this class will give you the skills to hit the ground running on your publications!

In this session you will learn how to: Use typography, imagery, white space and scale Create a grid structure to tie all of the elements

together Develop a coordinated branded look using the rules

you have defined

Laptops are not necessary for this class, but are absolutely welcome (any software is acceptable including Publisher, InDesign, Word, etc.). A working knowledge of your preferred software is required if you intend to work on your computer as we will focus on design basics, not software assistance.

Join us for this interactive workshop to learn tips and tricks to make your publications POP!

Date: Thursday, August 27, 2015

Time: 1:00 - 3:00 pm

Location: Tri-Cities Business & Visitor Center Bechtel Board Room 7130 W. Grandridge Blvd. Kennewick, WA 99336

Cost: $25 Members/$35 Non-Members

RSVP: RSVP by Wednesday, August 26, 2015 Online or call 509.736.0510

Light refreshments will be served.

Sponsor by:

MARKETING YOUR BUSINESS TO

FEDERAL BUYERS Your business is registered in all the right places (SAM, DSBS, FBO) and set-up for government contracting – now what? Relationship-building is key, especially if your products or services tend to fall under $25,000, as those opportunities may not be publicly posted. Developing marketing materials that speak the language of federal government contracting can be a daunting task, but with the help of the Washington Procurement Technical Assistance Center (PTAC), you can receive no-cost guidance to put you on the right track to success!

Developing an effective and impactful capability statement (sometimes called a ‘line card’ for suppliers) is absolutely necessary. Make sure your marketing one-pager includes:

Your government-specific info such as your company DUNS #, CAGE Code and primary NAICS codes (with their titles listed)

Up-to-date contact information

Any socio-economic information pertaining to your business (i.e. small business, woman-owned, veteran-owned, etc.)

Bullet points listing your capabilities that effectively distinguish you from your competitors

Past performance that highlights experience in your field

Extras: photos, community involvement, awards, testimonials and more!

In addition to a quality capability statement, be sure you have an up-to-date website that echoes the same information and complements your brand. Use your capability statement to introduce your business to federal buyers, take to outreach events, link to your website and more.

Feel free to utilize Washington PTAC for a review of your capability statement and receive helpful feedback and suggestions. Remember, PTAC services are always offered at no-cost!

Ashley Coronado, PTAC Government Contracting Assistance Specialist, can be reached at 509.491.3231 or

[email protected].

Visit www.washingtonptac.org

to view the statewide calendar

of workshops offered.





Celebrating One Year!HAPPY ANNIVERSARY

Anna and Jillian are valuable members of our team!Thank you for your contributions and

commitment to the Regional Chamber!Jillian Marquez

Event CoordinatorAnna JansenEvent Coordinator

12th Annual Tri-Cities Day with the Seattle SeahawksOnly a limited number of tickets available!

TICKET COSTS:SEATTLE SEAHAWKS VS. OAKLAND RAIDERS

(Pre-Season)Thursday, September 3rd @ 7pm, Section 326 - $50/ticket

SEATTLE SEAHAWKS VS. CAROLINA PANTHERSSunday, October 18th @ 1:05pm, Section 319 & 325 - $215/ticket

*Limit 4 tickets per person

Bolder. Brighter. Better. LOUDER! Contact Anna Jansen, Event Coordinator at 509.491.3235

or [email protected] for more information!

Tri-Cities fans are...


goverNMeNt affairs

Derrick Stricker, CCIMCell: [email protected]

Dirk Stricker, Managing BrokerCell: [email protected]

Office Space at 636 N Colorado St Kennewick for $14.000 PSF on modified gross lease.

3,800 SF or 2,176 SF available.

Professional Office Space at 1100/1200 Jadwin Avenue Richland

available at $15.00 PSF modified gross lease. Call Derrick for your showing.

End Cap Retail at 3911 W 27th Avenue Kennewick for $19.00 PSF (NNN) with 1,690 SF.

High Traffic location.

Office Building priced at $395,000.00 at 7510 W Deschutes Kennewick. Great Location

with 2 tenants currently.

Creating A Better Community

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Call Dirk or Derrick or go to www.StrickerCRE.com to view more information on these listings and others.

2015 Elected Leaders Reception

Presented by:

SAVE THE DATE

Thursday, November 12, 2015

4:30 to 6:30 PM

MORE DETAILS TO COME!





Thank You for reNeWiNg your MeMbership

26-36 Years As Members

YRS MEMBER LEVEL29 Benton PUD Visionary29 Trios Health Director29 Port of Kennewick Business29 AAMCO Transmissions Entrepreneur29 Columbia Crest Eye Care Entrepreneur29 Mueller Funeral Home Entrepreneur29 Travel Leaders Entrepreneur28 John's Auto Mart Entrepreneur28 Northwest Golf Cars, Inc. Entrepreneur27 Tri-City Herald Director27 Matheson and Han - Clearwater Dental Entrepreneur27 Yakima Federal Savings & Loan Entrepreneur27 Hall Engineering Associates Entrepreneur26 Pepsi Cola Company Affiliate26 ESTeem Wireless Modem Entrepreneur26 Pacific Recycling Entrepreneur


25 Country Gentleman Restaurant & Catering Corporate24 B & B Express Printing Entrepreneur24 Bekins Moving & Storage Co. Entrepreneur24 Wes Door Jewelry Entrepreneur23 Henry's Restaurant & Catering Entrepreneur23 Safeguard Entrepreneur23 FASTSIGNS Entrepreneur23 Images Entrepreneur22 Tip Pit Inc. Entrepreneur21 Desert Buick Entrepreneur21 Toyota Center & Toyota Arena Entrepreneur21 Tri-City Cleaners Entrepreneur


19 ConAgra Foods Affiliate18 AmericanWest Bank Tri-Cities Corporate18 Community First Bank Corporate18 Smart Realtors Business17 Doncaster Insurance & Financial Services Entrepreneur16 Alford Farms Entrepreneur16 Basin Gold Cooperative Entrepreneur16 Clearwater Collision & Towing Entrepreneur16 Focal Point Business Coaching Entrepreneur


YRS MEMBER LEVEL14 City of Richland Director14 Tri-City Americans Entrepreneur13 Charbonneau Gracious Retirement Living Business12 Columbia Bank Business12 INHS - Northwest Medstar Entrepreneur


9 Leskovar Suzuki Entrepreneur9 Century Securities Associates, Inc. Entrepreneur8 Cousins Restaurant Business8 Toyota of the Tri-Cities Entrepreneur8 Campbell & Company Business8 Stevenson Advertising Entrepreneur7 Indian Eyes, LLC Corporate7 American Family Insurance Entrepreneur7 Anderson Law Entrepreneur7 Columbia Basin Satellite Entrepreneur6 Tri-Cities Digestive Health Center, P.S. Entrepreneur6 Goose Ridge Winery Entrepreneur5 Frontier Communications Business5 Strategic Construction Management, Inc. Business5 Legacy Ford Pasco Entrepreneur

3 Years As Members

3 Fujiyama Japanese Steak House Business3 Interwest Communications Business3 Growing Forward Services, LLC Entrepreneur3 Pinnacle Sleep and Wake Disorders Center Entrepreneur3 LegalShield - Charles Mortimer Entrepreneur

2 Years As Members

2 Kurion, Inc. Corporate2 Aerospace Joint Apprenticeship Committee (AJAC) Business2 Kennewick Flower Shop Entrepreneur2 Northwest Construction Services, Inc. Entrepreneur2 Reflections Salon Entrepreneur2 Snake River Street Rods Entrepreneur

1 Year As Members

1 Heritage University Business1 My Place Hotel - Pasco Business1 Schnitzer Business


JUNE 2015

Pictured left to right: Lori Mattson, President & CEO, Tri-City Regional Chamber; Matt Price, McCurley Integrity Dealership; Chuck Eberle, McCurley Integrity Dealership; Ron Boninger, Board Chair, Tri-City Regional Chamber.

The Awards & Recognition Committee selected McCurley Integrity Dealership not only for their commitment to the Regional Chamber through 10 years of membership but also their support of the entire community. McCurley Integrity Dealership was started by Bill McCurley in 1981 and has since grown into several locations around the Tri-Cities. They have contributed so much to our community and have been involved in countless events that greatly affect the betterment of Tri-Cities. McCurley Integrity Dealership’s tireless effort to promote positive change in the Tri-Cities is seen in their continuous involvement in fundraisers and organizations including Wheels Make Wishes, Meals on Wheels, Octoberfest Food Bank Food Drive, Junior Achievement, Tri-Cities Cancer Center, the Boys and Girls Club and so many more.

Thank you, McCurley Integrity Dealership for the impactful work that you do and for your support of the Regional Chamber. We are proud to recognize you as the June Member of the Month!

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✓ Increase your visibility and become a sponsor of an event!

✓ Utilize #tcrcc on your Regional Chamber social media posts

✓ Join us for Business After Hours Road 68 Roundup on August 13!

✓ Attend our Network Tri-Cities Membership Luncheon on August 26

To Do:

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

THANK YOUThank you to our July Network Tri-Cities Membership Luncheon Sponsor, Frontier Communications!

July Business After Hours Sponsor: Numerica Credit Union

AUGUST132627

August Network Tri-Cities Membership Luncheon Featuring Congressman Dan Newhouse

Business Development University – “Make Your Publications POP!”

Business After Hours – NAI Tri-Cities – Road 68 Round up

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September Network Tri-Cities Membership Luncheon – 2015 State of the Ports

Business Development University

25th Annual Golf Classic

Business After Hours – Parkview Estates Senior Living Community

By volunteering at Regional Chamber events, attending nearly every Ribbon Cutting ceremony, making visits to our

member businesses to show them support and participating on Regional Chamber

committees, Sheri has once again earned recognition as Ambassador of the Quarter.

Team Captain – Sheri Strong, Smooth Moves

Team Members – Ernie Flowers – Columbia IndustriesGary Paulson – Mid-Columbia Insurance AgencyJay Sasser – RBC Wealth ManagementDenise Vargas – Allstate InsuranceMort Mortimer – Legal Shield Randy Lee – Frontier CommunicationsTammy Culbertson – YCCS A National Collection SystemTracey Taylor – U.S. Bank Ryan Delo – Copiers NorthwestCarmel Perez – McCurley Integrity Dealership

Sheri Strong Smooth Moves

Ambassador Team of the 2nd Quarter

Ambassador of the Quarter

To see a full list of active Regional Chamber ambassadors or for more information

on how to join the club, visit www.tricityregionalchamber.com/ambassadorclub

- 2 Night Stay- 2 Rounds of Golf- Breakfast & Dinner Credit$5/ticket - Purchase your ticket at the Regional Chamber.Drawing to be held Sept. 14, 2015 at the 25th Annual Golf Classic!Need not be present to win.

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