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CHAMBER BUSINESS MONTHLYJuly 2010

A monthly publication of the Hilton Head Island • Bluffton Chamber of Commerce

2 New&Improved Tour New Web Features

3 dyNamIcduo Globetrotting Golfers

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6 classof2010 Meet New Leaders

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The chamber has launched a website redesign with exciting features for our members. Log on and stay connected with fellow business members and get information that will impact your bottom line. Since the recent launch of our enhanced chamber website, we’ve seen a 33 percent jump in pageviews and time people spend on a page is up more than 20 percent. The new website has vastly improved search capabilities, allowing simple, fast and easy access to information regarding member benefits, chamber events, news and more. We’ve made it easier to search for other member businesses that can provide valuable goods and services. Remember, as a chamber member, other potential clients will be searching for you as well.

Take a look at what’s new! • Member Search • New Member Market Place • Community Events Calendar • Recent News Briefs • Bill’s Blog • Chamber Events Listings with RSVP links • Social Media Links

We’ve also kept our most popular website features. Be sure to check out smiling faces in our Event Photo Gallery. It’s one of our chamber’s most visited pages.

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Chamber LaunChes enhanCeD Website

Misplaced your last chamber email? We’ve posted them online on our News & Events page. The listings include all of the helpful links for registering for events or for getting more information. You’ll also find the chamber’s most recent press releases.

Click on “Find a Business” and a list of hundreds of companies are at hand…including your own. Use the directory for building profitable business relationships.

The chamber continues to welcome new members. If you are a busy business owner or manager, this is a quick way to find out about new member businesses.

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Two visiting Kiwi golfers on a globetrotting tour took a swing at Hilton Head Island. Attorneys Michael Goldstein and Jamie Patton are traveling around the world on a quest to play 18 holes of golf everyday in 2010.

Last month, on day 158 of their journey, the duo played Hilton Head Island with a formidable, fun challenge: play 18 holes on 18 different courses on Hilton Head Island in just one day - a feat very unique to our area because of the proximity of so many courses.

Michael and Jamie had tee times to play one signature hole at each course throughout the day, being transported

by chamber staff and Ryan Thompson of the Heritage Golf Collection, and finishing on the iconic Harbour Town Golf Links’ world-famous hole #18. The golfers are raising money while they travel for First Tee, an international golf charity that reaches disadvantaged children.

Special thanks to the Heritage Golf Collection, The Sea Pines Resort, Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront Resort, Hilton Head National, Country Club of Hilton Head and Golden Bear at Indigo Run for helping the chamber and the visiting golfers finish their feat.

Visit puregolf2010.com.

18 Courses in one Day for traveLing goLf Duo

Steve Birdwell and Cary Corbitt of The Sea Pines Resort with puregolf2010.com golfers from New Zealand, Michael Goldstein and Jamie Patton.

Brad Marra of Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront Resort at hole #10, Robert Trent Jones Course with golfers from New Zealand, Michael Goldstein Jamie Patton.

The chamber’s Visitor and Convention Bureau has won its twelfth consecutive Pinnacle Award from the readers of Successful Meetings magazine.

The award is given to visitor & convention bureaus, hotels and

conference centers for hospitality excellence. The chamber was recognized by meeting planners for an outstanding job in servicing meetings, incentive travel programs, trade shows and conventions during the previous year.

“We are delighted to have our sales team recognized as the best-of-the-best,” Bill Miles, president and CEO of the Hilton Head Island-Bluffton Chamber of Commerce and Visitor and Convention Bureau said.

Pinnacle Award winners will be listed in the Pinnacle Registry, which will be published and mailed to 70,000 meeting planners along with the regular August issue of Successful Meetings.

Chamber’s vCb nets 12th ConseCutive PinnaCLe aWarD


Lory Lachapelle, Hilton Oceanfront Resort, Lesli Yager Montgomery, Westin Hilton Head Island Resort & Spa; Sonya Goddard, Hilton Head Marriott Resort & Spa; and Jack Reed, VCB director of sales at ASAE’s Springtime in the Park tradeshow in Washington, DC.

Sean Congleton of Sign D’Sign and Amanda Wells of NetJets enjoy the sea breezes at Skull Creek Boathouse during May’s Business After Hours.

Tom Upshaw of Palmetto Electric Coop., Dr. Jane Upshaw of the University of South Carolina Beaufort and Mark O’Neil of Hilton Head Regional Healthcare at a special reception recognizing our 2010 Chamber Champions.

southern soiree business after hours

Enjoy Southern hospitality at its finest for this month’s Business After Hours. Port Royal Clubhouse will again throw open the doors for a “Southern Soiree” complete with live Bluegrass music courtesy of Low Country Boil.

Business After Hours is a great opportunity to network with other colleagues in the business community. There will be Southern treats to eat and complimentary beer and wine. There are also chances to win great door prizes.

Welcome Cocktail“Arnold Palmer”

Firefly Sweet Tea Vodka and Southern Lemonade

Hors D’oeuvresMiniature Ham Biscuits with Mascarpone

Pepper JellyMiniature Blue Swimmer Crab Cakes

Chilled Watermelon Tequila Soup Shooters

Chef Attended StationsLocal BBQ Shrimp Served Over Cheesy Stone

Ground GritsFried Chicken Tenders Fried Green Tomatoes

Grilled Pork Chop over Sweet Potato HashFried Catfish Served with 4 Cheese Macaroni

DessertMiniature Bourbon Chocolate Pecan Pies

Sweet Georgia Peach Bread Pudding Triple Berry Shortbread

Business After Hours will be held on Thursday, July 15 at Port Royal Clubhouse in Port Royal Plantation. The cost to attend is $10 for chamber members and $20 for nonmembers. To RSVP for a special prize, log on to HiltonHeadChamber.org and click on “News and Events.”


Whether you’re building a new house or renovating an existing home,

clean burning natural gas is your environmentally friendly energy

choice. Natural gas appliances not only make everyday life better,

they’re cost-effective to operate, generally last longer and require

little maintenance. In addition to the actual environmental benefits

of lower emissions, plus high-energy efficiency, more than 80% of

the natural gas used in the U.S. is domestically produced.

A home with natural gas reduces your impact on the environment

without sacrificing comfort and convenience. If you want to make

your home a little greener, while enjoying the comforts of home,

ask for natural gas. To learn more, call Parks Moss at 843-815-8808

or Melanie Bullman at 843-815-8818.

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From carpet steam cleaning to cleaning supplies, O’Sullivan Inc., provides businesses with reliable, cost effective cleaning services and related supplies necessary to maintain a clean and healthy business environment. The family owned and operated service also cleans windows.

Larry O’Sullivan began O’Sullivan’s out of the trunk of his car in 1969. Now with sons Brad and Eric, the O’Sullivans operate five locations, including the most recent in Bluffton/Ridgeland, run by Brad O’Sullivan. The Bluffton office employs five people and they offer services 24 hours a day. For more information, visit their web site at www.Osullivaninc.com.

O’Sullivan Janitorial Contractors, Inc.

Brad O’Sullivan43 Browns Cove Road, Unit 5B

Ridgeland, SC 29936(843) 645-2256

www.Osullivaninc.com

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Justin Strothers and Brad O’Sullivan at O’Sullivan Janitorial provide cleaning services and supplies.

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thank you! We CouLDn’t have Done

it Without you....The Main Street Inn and Spa for their donation for the Resident / New York City Street Festival and for hosting PureGolf2101.

To the Heritage Golf Collection, The Sea Pines Resort, Country Club of Hilton Head, Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront Resort, Golden Bear at Indigo Run, Hilton Head Marriott Resort & Spa and Hilton Head National for hosting Kiwi bloggers on a golf tour of the Island.

To executive chef Simon Warren for hosting May’s Executive Connection and to the Hilton Oceanfront Resort’s catering manager Allison Ward, director of Food and Beverage Raymond Toups, General Manager Helen Simmons. To the Skull Creek Boathouse for hosting May’s Business After Hours: Steve Carb, Rob Jordan, Steve Flannery, general manager Chris Gregory, executive chef Nick Unagnst, Chris Spargur, and the rest of the staff for a great event.

To supporters of the 2010 Hilton Head Island-Bluffton Leadership class graduation: Ben Arnold Beverage Company for providing wine; Bishop Eye Associates and Hilton Head Public Service District for sponsoring the legislative dinner; Lowrey Restaurant Group for providing Champagne; ResortQuest of Hilton Head for providing the retreat accommodations; The SERG Group for hosting the class lunch; Signe’s Heaven Bound Bakery and Cafe for providing a graduation cake; Barbara Clark for providing Leadership license plates and snacks throughout the year, and Stephanie Green & Myra Davis for graduation centerpieces.

The Town of Bluffton installed the first of a series of rain gardens at May River Montessori with the assistance of the Hilton Head Island-Bluffton Chamber of Commerce’s Leadership Class. Rain Gardens were this year’s class project.

LeaDershiP CLass of 2010The chamber congratulates eighteen area business professionals who graduated as the Leadership Hilton Head Island-Bluffton class of 2010.

From left to right, first row; Pete Nardi, Hilton Head Public Service District; Janine Mutterer, Law Offices of Catherine West Olivetti; Jennifer Stupica, Morgan Stanley Smith Barney; Linda Frank, Sea Pines Real Estate Company; Trisha Greathouse, Town of Bluffton; Marie Pistilli, Fresh Air Business Promotions; Irene Jackiewicz, Coldwell Banker Platinum Partners; Amy Henz, Belk Department Store; and Sam Britt, Coastal Plains Insurance. Second row; Steve Sugg, Omega Graphics Direct; James Ayers, Town of Bluffton; Lynn W. McGee, University of South Carolina Beaufort; Sean Congleton, Sign D’Sign; Mitch Thoreson, Alford & Wilkins, P.C.; Alan Arseneau, Bishop Eye Associates; Craig Dobson, Dobson Immigration Law & Policy, LLC; Fran McKinney, BankMeridian; (not pictured) Rebecca Verbosky, The Sea Pines Resort; and Scott Krivda, Liberty Savings Bank.


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JuLy15 Business After Hours 5:30-7:00p.m."PortRoyal Clubhouse

21 Accomodations & Attractions Committee 10:00a.m." Chamber Headquarters

28 Meetings & Conferences Committee 8:00a.m." Chamber Headquarters

august6 Government Affairs Committee 8:00a.m." Chamber Headquarters

18 Lowcountry Grassroots Meeting 10:00-11:30a.m." Palmetto ElectricCooperative,Bluffton

19 Home & Villa Committee 8:45a.m."Chamber Headquarters

26 Arts & Cultural Committee 9:30a.m."Chamber Headquarters

Presenting Sponsor:

Epperson Heating & AirBMW of Hilton HeadLiberty Savings BankSam’s Club The Golf ChannelClub Car

Business Golf Classic Hole SponsorsAdventure Radio GroupBank of AmericaBB&T Carswell InsuranceBishop Eye AssociatesBuckwalter Place/Buckwalter CommercialDixon SchwablHargray CommunicationsHeritage Classic FoundationHigh Tide & Rainbow Int’l Restoration & CleaningHilton Head Regional Healthcare

Omega Graphics DirectPalmetto Electric CooperativePiggly Wiggly at Shelter CoveSavannah/Hilton Head Int’l AirportSea Pines ResortSears Authorized DealerServpro of Beaufort CountySouth Carolina Electric & GasTechnical College of the LowcountryRaf le Prize SponsorsBeaufort Memorial HospitalCoastal Discovery MuseumColleton River PlantationCountry Club of Hilton HeadGray Line Lowcountry AdventuresHaig Point ClubHarbour Town Yacht ClubHeritage Golf Collection

HHI Concours d’Elegance & Motoring FestivalHilton Head Island-Bluffton Chamber of CommerceHilton Head Regional HealthcareLINKS MagazineMagic of Gary MaurerJim N’ Nick’s BBQPalmetto Dunes Oceanfront ResortPalmetto Electric CooperativePalmetto Therapy & Athletic ClubReilley’s SouthSanta Fe CafeSCE&GSigne’s Heaven Bound Bakery & CafeThe Jazz CornerWestin Hilton Head Island Resort & SpaIsland Resort & SpaTJ’s Take & Bake PizzaUnited HospiceWise Guys

Special thanks to our Business Golf Classicsponsors and supporters.

Congratulations to the winners of the Hilton Head Island-Bluffton Chamber of Commerce’s 18th annual Business Golf Classic held at Long Cove Club. The winning team members are (left to right) Ryan Moore, Tim Cope, Ned Mullis and Peter Horseman.

Chamber business goLf CLassiC

Save the Date!

TechnologyForumThursday,October21

TasteoftheSeasonFriday,

December3

nate Jones has been promoted to general manager of Broad Creek Marina which includes the popular Up the Creek Pub & Grill.

ty rietkovich has been appointed Interim Athletic Director at the University of South Carolina Beaufort. Rietkovich will lead the Sand Shark athletics

program. Rietkovich’s career spans 30 years, including college, high school, semi-professional and competitive travel team sports.

thomas bouchette is the new South Carolina President of BNC Bank, a wholly-owned subsidiary of BNC Bancorp. Bouchette comes to

BNC Bank with 24 years experience in the community banking industry.

melissa roy is the new restaurant manager of Up the Creek Pub at Broad Creek Marina

Jen Welper has been named executive chef of Hilton Head Health. Welper, has a culinary nutrition degree from Johnson & Wales University in Rhode

Island. Her past experiences include H3 sous chef, dietary manager at a long-term care and rehabilitation center and banquet chef at the Renaissance Marriot Hotel and Convention Center in Illinois.

Dana hassett has returned to Omega Graphics Direct as an outside sales representative. Hassett previously spent 3 years with Omega and

is once again serving the Hilton Head and Bluffton markets.

eric h. esquivelhas been elected to the Hilton Head Community Advisory Board for NBSC. Esquivel, a native of Danville, Pennsylvania,

graduated from Hampton Sydney College and earned degrees in History and Spanish. He is the owner, publisher, and president of La Isla Magazine & Language School.

Paul r. voogd has become partner and general manager to Wine Times 4 in The Village at Wexford. Voogd has been involved with the

start-up of the unique wine bar from the construction phase. He has 30 plus years in customer service and technical engineering.

margarita Cordero joins Up the Creek Pub at Broad Creek Marina as kitchen supervisor.

sarah Pejeau joins Plantation Interiors. Pejeau is a graduate of Meredith College in Raleigh, NC with a B.S. in interior design. She previously worked for

Rogers Design Group and Heitz Parsons Sadek in Palm Beach, Florida.

robbin rachel has been promoted to office manager of the Broad Creek Marina complex.

katie stokes has accepted an internship with Omega Graphics Direct. Stokes primarily focuses on Graphic Design and pre-press layout while she gains

first-hand experience in the printing industry. Stokes is a sophomore at Clemson University majoring in Graphic Communications.

Paulette Peek is the new director of Sales & Marketing at The Inn at Palmetto Bluff, an Auberge Resort. Peek’s 20 years of experience includes serving as director of resort sales for the Sea Island Company where she managed the sales team for The Cloister and The Lodge at Sea Island, Georgia.

tim Dorion, MPT, MS, CGFI, of The Physical Therapy Center, LLC received his certification through the renowned Titleist Performance Institute as a golf fitness instructor. Tim is the only TPI certified medical professional on Hilton Head Island.

Paul kopelcheck has been awarded the Walter H. Channing Award of Excellence from S C O R E – C o u n s e l o r s to America’s Small

Business. Kopelcheck is a past national board chair and board director of SCORE. He received the Channing Award for his strategic leadership, focus on fundraising and dedication to expanding SCORE’s services for starting a business and growing a business.


Who’s Who anD Who’s Where


allaboutpetsKentgochnauer

130arrowroad,ste.102hiltonheadIsland,sc29928

allaboutpets.com

All About Pets is Hilton Head’s choice to board-shop-groom in one stop! Pet guests enjoy the comforts of home with private suites, play time and more. All About Pets is known for first class service and products at an exceptional value.

capitalBusinessservices,Inc.davidJonas

29plantationparkdrive,ste.804Bluffton,southcarolina,29910

www.cBsoutsourcing.com

Capital Business Services, Inc. provides competitively priced, high quality office support and Website/I.T. Services, including: transcription, data entry, translation, secretarial services, customer support, website design, software development, telephony, Internet marketing, graphic design, and advertising.

misselizabeth’schildren’sBoutiqueelizabethhewatt

102Buckwalterpkwy.,ste.3mBluffton,sc29910

www.miss-elizabeths.com

Miss Elizabeth’s Children’s Boutique features new and consigned clothing, shoes, and accessories for boys and girls, size newborn to 14/16. They proudly feature all local designers and artists. Check out the huge gift selection.

oceansideglass&mirrorJoewebber

84Beachcityroad,unitdhiltonheadIsland,sc29926

oceansideglassandmirror.com

Oceanside Glass & Mirror specializes in customer service and professionalism. They are a glass & mirror company with the quality & service you need.

neW membershiP highLights

Town Councilman Bill Harkins, Mayor Pro-Tem Ken Heitzke, Mayor Tom Peeples, Town Councilman Drew Laughlin and Town Manager Steve Riley decouple a fire hose in lieu of cutting a ribbon for the new Fire Station No. 5 near the entrance to Hilton Head Plantation.

Martha Anne McDonald of Boys, Arnold & Company, Judge Beau Patterson, and Terri Bergeron representing Beaufort Memorial Hospital at May’s Executive Connection hosted by the Hilton Oceanfront Resort and the XO Lounge.

Gary Edwards, managing director of Coastal Carolina Consortium (far left) and David Zunker, Hilton Head Island-Bluffton Chamber of Commerce (far right), pose with Peter Walton, president and chief executive of IAGTO and Bert van den Heuvel, golf tour operator from the Netherlands. More than 125 international golf tour operators and golf destination suppliers gathered at the International Association of Golf Tour Operators North American Convention held in May at PGA National.

The Technical College of the Lowcountry Foundation Inc. recently received a $50,000 donation from Family Resources Inc. to establish an endowed scholarship fund for TCL students living in Beaufort, Colleton, Hampton or Jasper counties.

SC State Representative Richard Chalk presented a very special U.S. Flag and SC State Flag to the members of Programs for Exceptional People. The two flags had been flown over the State Capitol in Columbia, SC.

Hospice Care of the Lowcountry held its most profitable Yacht Hop event to date in May. Ticket, auction sales and sponsorships brought in $80,000 for the nonprofit organization to be used for patient care programs.

The SERG Group’s Giuseppi’s Hilton Head opened GP Scoops, its ice cream stand, for the summer season. GP Scoops is located in The Plaza at Shelter Cove.

Beach Properties of Hilton Head has been voted Best Vacation Rental Company in The Island Packet’s Readers’ Choice Awards. They have been providing luxury vacation home and villa rentals on the Island for over 15 years.

The Boys & Girls Clubs of the Lowcountry recently formed a team of professional fundraisers to support the six clubs in the organization. The team consists of former resource development director of the Bluffton Club, Jan Gourley, former non-profit executive director Debbie Szpanka and Liz Vallino as the director of special events and sponsorships.

J Banks Design received the 2010 ADAC Southeast Designer of the Year award for Best Residential Living Room. The award was presented by the Atlanta Decorative Arts Center for the design of a living room in Tuscany, Italy.

The Bluffton-Okatie Outpatient Surgery Center recently participated in The Joint Commission’s accreditation process. This process is designed to help organizations continuously provide safe, high quality care, treatment and services by identifying opportunities for improvement.

Tanger Outlet Centermade $1,000 donations to several area schools as part of the 2009-2010 TangerBucks for Schools campaign. Schools receiving donations include Hilton Head High School, Hilton Head Christian Academy, Bluffton Elementary, Lady’s Island Elementary, Beaufort Elementary and St. Peter’s Catholic School.

McVey Custom Homes Inc. has been selected for the 2010 Best of Bluffton Award in the Residential Construction category by the U.S. Commerce Association (USCA). The USCA “Best of Local Business” Award Program recognizes outstanding local businesses throughout the country.

Reed Development, the company behind Hampton Lake, was recently announced as a finalist in the annual Pinnacle Awards. The company is a finalist in the category for “Best Brochure/Direct Mail” for their Reed Development brochure.

Okatie Surgical Partners,the general surgery practice of Dr. Jason Cotter in Bluffton’s Plantation Park moved to a new location in the Bluffton-Okatie Outpatient Center. The new address: 40 Okatie Center Boulevard South, Suite 100, Okatie, SC 29909.

NBSC team members participated in the American Bankers Association Teach Children to Save Day. This event brings together bankers and students to take part in financial literacy lessons. Over 1,000 students from 20 different schools benefited from financial literacy lessons given by 27 NBSC bankers across the state.

Hilton Head Rentals & Golf made a major contribution to the National Wildlife Federation to support rescue efforts relative to the Gulf oil spill. Hilton Head Rentals & Golf expresses their concerns about the economic and environmental catastrophe facing the Gulf states.

Beaufort Memorial Hospital partner, the Born to Read program, recently raised more than $1,300 for a newborn literacy program. Born to Read volunteers visit new mothers at area hospitals to encourage them to begin reading to their child.

Dixon Schwabl was chosen as one of the “Top 20 Winning Workplaces” in the U.S. published by Inc. Magazine. The 2010 Top Small Company Workplace competition published the winners in the June issue.

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membershiP reneWaLs: thank you!20-29 yearsBelkdepartmentstore

carolinacontractors,Inc.

crazycrabassociates

lINKsmagazine

opticalsolutions,Inc.

15-19 yearsBeachpropertiesofhiltonhead,Inc.

doncasteroutletstore

ellisconstructionco.,Inc.

fraumchiropracticlifecenter,p.a.

Islandsporttours

Iwlphotography

runawayfishingcharters

sherwin-williamscompany

swierkassociates,Inc.

tomcrewsarchitects,Inc.

wade&associates,llc

10-14 yearsaflacofthelowcountry

americandiabetesassociation

Blufftonschoolofdance

crane’stavern&steakhouserestaurant

expressrestaurantdelivery

f.a.Bartletttreeexpertco.

fairfieldInn&suitesbymarriott

KennethKowalyk,d.m.d.

mosscreekownersassociation

NativeIslandBusiness&communityaffairsassoc

ownersclubownersassociationathiltonhead

patricia’sofhiltonheadInc.

4-9 yearsallaboutme

allmysons/truevanlines/Intercept

aquagrille&lounge

Bankmeridian,N.a.

Barryl.Johnson,pa

BudgetBlindsofthelowcountry

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flowershopBluffton

g.r.a.c.e.limo&luxuryprivatesedans,Inc.

goldsmithshop,Inc.

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Islandphotoandcamera

Jos.a.Bankclothiers

JudgeBeaupatterson-pleaserise

mayrivermontessori

programsforexceptionalpeople(pep)

serendipitymedicalspa

ZontaclubofhiltonheadIsland

1-3 yearsBicycleBilly’sBikerental

digitalInsurance,Inc.

downtowncatering&events

farmersmarketofBluffton

firetechservices,Inc.

Jennycraig

leBistromediterranean,Inc.

lowcountryschoolofwine

marshgrassproductionsInc..

missionresourcesgroup

palmettostorage

picturethisgallery

ragiloInc.thepreferredrealtorfortheownersclubathiltonhead

raintightroofing,llc

rightwriters,Inc.

seasidefamilychiropractic

sweetgrassBasketsespeciallyforyou

upthecreekpub&grill

villagegolfshop

writer’ssherpa

360forward

BlackBeard’spiratecoffeeshop

Bonsaincompletewomen’shealthcare

castletravelgroup

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geographics,Inc.

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Irene Jackiewicz of Weichert Realtors and Marty Sauls of Farm Bureau Insurance catch up at June’s Business After Hours.

Donald “Dee Dee” Graham of CISCO and Susan Whittelsey of BrightStar Healthcare enjoyed great crab cakes and shrimp kabobs made by the chef at NHC Healthcare which hosted June’s monthly networking social.

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