On June 11, the Greater Vineland Chamber of Commerce celebrat-

ed its 100th Anniversary! Our President’s Gala was held on the same night at The Grove at Centerton, to commem-orate the occasion. Between the delicious food, live jazz music and friendly faces—the atmosphere was welcom-ing for all who attended this special evening.

Our (now) Immediate Past President, Jeff George, our (now) President, Frank Guaracini III, and GVCC Executive Director Dawn Hunter, along with others, addressed the crowd throughout the night. During the event, the GVCC Executive Board was sworn in, followed by the Board of Direc-tors. We also awarded our Small and Large Businesses of the Year, and our Member Honored for their Community Service!

No GVCC event is complete without a few surprises! The 2019-2020 GVCC Community Guide – 100th Anniversary Edition was unveiled during the event and was available for the guests to take home. The GVCC glass coaster keepsake favor, sponsored by Chemglass Life Sciences, was also available for the guests.

We are grateful to all of our sponsors for helping us make this evening a success!

Century Sponsors: Inspira Health, Newfield National Bank, Northeast Precast, Ron Brownlee, Scalfo Electric, South Jersey Federal Credit Union, Stanker & Galetto, and STS Sheet Metal.

SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY’S BUSINESS-TO-BUSINESS NEWSLETTER VOLUME 33 • NUMBER 7 >JULY 2019

&News Views

> Advocacy Group of Cumberland County

> Following Assembly and Senate Bills

> New Paid Family Leave Law in Effect as of July 1

> Partnerships & Recognition: Networking Events

> Battle of the Badges, Summers Sips, Photography Class

> Full Calendar of Events

> Partnerships & Recognition: Welcome to New Members

> Member Highlight: Comcast Cares Day

> Meet & Greet at The Ellison School

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Gala Marks 100 YearsThis year’s President’s Gala was a celebration of the Chamber’s first century.

JULY 18 • THURSDAY GVCC 29TH ANNUAL GOLF CLASSIC. Buena Vista Country

Club (301 Country Club Lane,

Buena) 7:30 a.m. Registration, 8:30

a.m. Shotgun start. Enjoy a day on

the greens, support the GVCC and

win great prizes! See page C3 for

more information.

$175 per golfer – all inclusive.

Includes continental breakfast,

practice range, green & cart fees,

lunch buffet, refreshments on

course, all contests and door prizes!

Interested in being a sponsor? Pin

flag sponsorships available for $250,

tee sponsorships available ($125 for

a single tee; $199 for two)

Registration Required – Must regis-

ter to golf by 3:00 pm on Thursday,

July 11th

JULY 24 • WEDNESDAY CA$H MOB. Outlaw’s Burger Barn

& Creamery (1370 S. Main Rd.) 12–1

p.m. Support a local business! Bring

a little cash and a BIG smile for a

group photo (taken promptly at 12

noon). All are welcome / Free / No

Registration Required.

CHAMBER EVENTSRegistration is required for all GVCC meetings and events. Call 691-7400 or visit vinelandchamber.org.

Above: GVCC Board of Directors.Far left: GVCC President Jeff George presents Inspira Health President and CEO John DiAngelo with Large Business of the Year Award.Left: GVCC President Jeff George presents Rob Weinstein of M25 Initiative with award for Member Honored for their Community Service. More photos on page C8.

If you are already a member of the GVCC, you may not realize all the great benefits that are offered to you! We’re here to help your business succeed and here are just a few of the valuable benefits your membership includes:

• Membership management software database integrated into our website. There are a variety of benefits you can take advantage of with our website: Posting photos, videos, links, creating and promoting events, connected to social media platforms and more! You can post jobs, advertise hot deals for the public and offer member-to-member deals. We offer several training sessions for this new tool throughout the year. Can’t come to a session? I’ll be happy to come to your location and provide training there. Call me to schedule a session.

• Having a strong advocate and collective voice in local, county and state issues. We pay attention to regulatory and legislative issues to cultivate the best possible conditions for the growth of your business.

• There is no better business environment than the GVCC to network! We provide networking opportunities such as the monthly Meet & Greet events, a Women’s Group, luncheons, seminars and many general membership events.

• Every year when you renew your membership you are entitled to a free “member highlight” in this newsletter. You can submit an article about your business and include photos.

• All your employees can take advantage of our mem-ber-to-member discount program. Offer your own discount encouraging fellow members to do business with you.

We are constantly adding new events and programs that add value to your membership. Upcoming in August is our Restaurant Week and in October is our B2B with the GVCC! Don’t miss out, so if you are not currently a member of the GVCC, make the investment for your business by joining! Call our office for details at 856-691-7400 or visit our website at vinelandchamber.org

— Dawn Hunter, Executive Director

Our Advocacy Group of Cumberland County wants you to know that we are following these bills:

A1094 - Prohibits employer inquiries about worker’s wage and salary experience.

A2004 - Requires municipality to pay certain nonresi-dential property tax appeal refunds in equal installments over period of three years. Previously, payment was required in 60 days after final judgement.

A3726 - Requires large food waste generators to separate and recycle food waste and amends definition of “Class I renewable energy.”

S1435 - Establishes marketing and advertising campaign for State wineries and viticulture attractions.

New paid family leave law: As of July 1, 2019, employers with 30 or more employees will be covered by the Family Leave Act. This is a lower threshold than the previous 50 or more employees. There is also no waiting period as of July 1.

REMINDER about minimum wage changes. As of July 1, the minimum wage is $10/hour for most employees.

Below is a chart of additional information and imple-mentation dates:

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR:

Dawn Hunter

OFFICERS

PRESIDENT: Frank Guaracini, III Blaney & Karavan PC

FIRST VICE PRESIDENT: Stacey Lilliston Lilliston Ford

IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT: Jeff George Merrill Lynch

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Keith Baldosaro South Jersey Litho

Ginger Chase Sir Speedy of Vineland

David Crescenzo Utopia Salon & Day Spa

James Economy Bridor, USA

Kevin Gibala TD Bank

Jared Gruccio Gruccio Financial

Barbara Jones SERVPRO of Cumberland County

Peter Kaprielyan Inspira Health Network

Donna Perez Wells Fargo Advisors

Debbie Perkins Bay Atlantic Federal Credit Union

Dina Rossi, Ed. D Cumberland County Tech Ed Center

Nicholas Scardino BB&T

Lori A. Scarpa Exit Realty / Washington Township

Jason Scythes First National Bank of Absecon

David Surdam Chemglass Life Sciences, LLC

TREASURER: Steve Testa Romano, Hearing, Testa & Knorr, CPAs, P.A.

SOLICITOR: Stephen D. Barse Gruccio, Pepper, DeSanto & Ruth, P.A.

PUBLISHER: SNJ Today

GREATER VINELAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE2115 S. Delsea Dr.Vineland, NJ 08360 Phone (856) 691-7400Fax (856) 691-2113 www.vinelandchamber.orginfo@vinelandchamber.org

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Babbitt Manufacturing

Chalow Electric

Dendrinos Medical Associates

Dun Rite Sand & Gravel

Inspira Fitness Connection

Lee Rain

Mac Donald Communications

Pancoast Funeral Home

Payroll Xpress, LLC

Prudential Insurance/Steven Schiavo

Samuel Coraluzzo

United Check Cashing

Van Hook, Robinson & Co., LLC

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Sherwin Williams Paint StorePaint Supplies76 W. Landis Ave., Suite FVineland, NJ 08360Jason Natelli856-692-5994sherwinwilliams.com

New Member

GVCC 29th Annual Golf Classic Thursday, July 18th Buena Vista Country Club

7:30 am Registration / 8:30 am Shotgun Start

We want to be an EVENT SPONSOR @ $1,600 Includes: 4 golfers, tee sign, banner in banquet area, promotions with logo, special recognition at event

We want to be a GOLF CART SPONSOR @ $750 Your logo is on every golf cart for the day!

We want to be a REFRESHMENT STATION SPONSOR @ $500 Host a refreshment station on the course and promote your business! Limited: 2 spots.

We want to be a PUTTING CONTEST SPONSOR @ $500 Host a refreshment station on the course and promote your business!

We want to be a PIN FLAG SPONSOR @ $250

We want to be a TEE SPONSOR @ $125 OR TWO TEES @ $199

We want to DONATE a door prize or contest prize! Items, baskets and gift cards are appreciated

Recognition in golfer program book!

Make checks payable to GVCC or call to pay by credit card. You can also register for golf & pay online at

www.vinelandchamber.org/events.

(Company Name) (Contact)

GVCC (856) 691-7400

2115 S. Delsea Drive, Vineland, NJ 08302

(Phone) (Email)

We want to be an CENTURY SPONSOR @ $2,500 – ONLY ONE SPOT! Includes: All items listed below as Event Sponsor, plus a video-taped interview you can use. GVCC will post the video on our website, with a link to your site for one year! As the Century Sponsor, you will speak at the lunch and have a dedicated table for materials.

Limited spots available. Your logo on our custom designed pin flag and you keep the flag!

GVCC 29th Annual Golf Classic Thursday, July 18th Buena Vista Country Club

7:30 am Registration / 8:30 am Shotgun Start

Please register ____ player(s) @ $175 per player – ALL INCLUSIVE!

Includes: Continental breakfast, practice range, green & cart fees, lunch buffet, refreshments on course, all contests and door prizes! No extra fees at event!

Make checks payable to GVCC or call to pay by credit card.

You can also register for golf & pay online at

www.vinelandchamber.org/events.

Company Name:

GVCC (856) 691-7400

2115 S. Delsea Drive, Vineland, NJ 08302

Contact:

Cell Phone:

Email:

Golfer Name(s):

Join us for lunch only! $30 per person. Served at 12:30 pm

____ of people / Names:

YOU COULD WIN… -2 year car lease from Team Nissan -2 year car lease from Rossi Honda -$5,000 gift certificate to Dondero’s

-2 person plane ride -Soccer ticket package

-Keurig with K-cup drawer & additional items

partnerships & recognitionWorking towards a united vision with other key community organizations. Using all available tools to promote businesses and the GVCC.

Member Renewals

Cumberland Advisors Celebrates 46 Years

The GVCC congratulates Cumberland Advisors on their 46th Anniversary! David Kotok, Chairman of the Board & Chief Investment Officer stated, “I want to wish a happy anniversary to our clients and referring consultants, our staff, and our readers…. As for me, I love this business. It is as challenging today as it was 50 years ago when I started. Maybe it is even more challenging.”

Third-Generation Family Member Joins Allen Associates

Allen Associ-ates, one of the region’s leading providers of em-ployee benefits, personal financial and accounting services, recently welcomed third generation family member Corey S. Allen to the company to serve as Group Account Executive/Assistant Director of Marketing. Corey is the son of President Richard S. Allen and nephew of Senior Vice President Robert S. Allen.

In his new role, Corey works directly with the company’s public relations and marketing department to further expand Allen Associates’ client base into the tristate region. Drawing from his creative experience as Art Director at Philadel-phia-based advertising agency Master-minds, the 26-year-old hopes to continue the tradition of excellent service to the family’s business.

Allen Associates was founded in 1960 by Corey’s grandfather, Stanley H. Allen, who died in 1993 when Corey was just six months old. That year, Richard took over as President and Bob as Senior Vice President.

Corey holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Design and Visual Communications from the University of Delaware. Before Master-minds, Corey worked at [2 One 5] Creative, serving as Freelance Graphic Designer.

Angelic Health Opens Headquarters

Angelic Health cut the ribbon on its headquarters in West Atlantic City section of Atlantic County on Tuesday, celebrating the milestone with community leaders, allied healthcare organizations, and staff. Angelic Health provides personalized palliative, hospice, transitional care, and wound management throughout all of southern New Jersey.

Dan Mikus, Angelic’s CEO noted the company’s growth and its commitment in the community to the patients served. The company has grown from seven employ-ees only 18 months ago to over 200 today, and has expanded services to all of South Jersey and into Central New Jersey.

“We are proud to be able to employ so many great people in our community, and are honored to care for our pa-tients.” said Mikus.

Durwood C. Pinkett, community

relations director for Congressman Jeff Van Drew presented Angelic Health CEO Dan Mikus with a Congressional Procla-mation on behalf of the Congressman. The proclamation recognized Angelic Health’s hospice and palliative care to patients as an “inspiration to all and whose energy and achievement help us a future of hope and promise.”

Cape May County Freeholder Jeffrey Pierson thanked the staff for their dedi-cation to serving hospice and palliative patients including Cape May County residents. “You may be located in Atlan-tic County, but your passion reaches the people of Cape May County as well and we are grateful,” he said.

With panoramic views of the bay and Atlantic City skyline, Angelic Health head-quarters are located on the top floor of Bayport One office building. The company has a branch office in Gloucester County.

Angelic Health CEO Dan Mikus cuts the ribbon on the company’s new headquarters at Bayport One in West Atlantic City.

Scholarships Awarded to VRDC Dancers

Members of the Vineland Regional Dance Company (VRDC) recently re-turned from the 2019 Regional Dance America Northeast (RDA/NE) Festival with several scholarship recipients and plenty of recognition for the South Jersey area.

On May 24, the VRDC and 10 other RDA member companies converged on Mercyhurst University in Erie, PA, for three days of Master Classes and three evenings of performances. This year, more than 300 dancers, directors, chaperones, faculty, and musicians from the Northeastern United States attended the festival. The VRDC was the only company from New Jersey.

Dancers from member companies are observed by recruiters from colleges and professional training programs; they also audition for awards and scholarships.

Two VRDC dancers were awarded RDA/NE summer scholarships this year: Nicole Cullis of Vineland to Delaware Dance Company and Francesca Viso of Vineland to Philadelphia Dance Theater.

In addition, the Vineland Regional

Dance Company’s Board of Directors provides scholarships to dancers to offset expenses for summer training. They are: Carly Cullinane of Buena, Nicole Cullis of Vineland, Logan Littleton of Clayton, Jes-senia Rivera of Millville, Alyssa Littleton of Clayton, Addison Mancil of Vineland and Jaden Sheppard of Bridgeton.

Flag Day Ceremony at City Hall

We proudly attended the Flag Day Ceremony!

partnerships & recognitionWorking towards a united vision with other key community organizations. Using all available tools to promote businesses and the GVCC.

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Donna Vertolli, member of the board of trustees of The Guidance Center, left, presents checks and congratulates winners of the 2019 Friends of The Guidance Center 50-50 Raffle. The three winners, who are employees of The Guidance Center, purchased one ticket and share the top prize of $12,000. They are, second left to right, Karen Petsch, Linda Pendergrass and Terry Wilson. The drawing took place on May 23, 2019, with proceeds benefiting mental health assistance and educational programs at The Guidance Center.

The Guidance Center is a comprehensive mental health center providing profes-sional services and programs for the greater Cumberland County community. For more information call 856-825-6810 or visit the website ccgcnj.org.

Congrats to Winners of The Guidance Center Community Raffle

Morey’s Piers is celebrating 50 years with some special menu items. moreyspiers.com Sonitrol Security of Delaware Valley is celebrating 20 years in business.

Congratulations to These Members:

Other Events ...

• On June 20, Vineland Environmental Laboratories gave a special presen-tation on water testing for our Green Initiatives Committee! This new mem-ber performs a number of services, including a drinking water analysis, private well testing for homeowners and realtors, waste water analysis, and more!

• The Women’s Group met for a net-working event at Cedar Rose Winery on June 27. We enjoyed learning about various wines and the behind-the-scenes journey of bringing this new winery to life!

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• Family support• Crisis intervention• Adult day program

• Supportive employment• Program for the homeless

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Compassionate, professional care for individuals and families with mental health needs

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June Luncheon Speaker Informs Members The June monthly luncheon was held on Wednesday, June 19, at Hampton Inn & Suites, Vineland. The group really enjoyed the presentation on Paid Sick Leave and Expanded Family Leave Laws, given by John Dominy of Blaney & Karavan, PC. Special thanks to First National Bank of Elmer for sponsoring a wonderful event!

SATURDAY, JULY 6 BAY ATLANTIC FCU’S ANNUAL SIDEWALK SALE. Bay Atlantic Federal Credit Union, 101 West Elmer Rd. 9 a.m.–12 noon. Apply for your very own BAFCU personal loan, with rates start-ing as low as 5% APR* for qualifying applicants! Borrow up to $15,000 with terms up to 60 months. Sale starts at 9 a.m., and the rate increases 0.25% APR* every half hour. Remember to bring your last two pay stubs with your completed application. 856-696-2525.

TUESDAY, JULY 9 AND 23 CE SEMINAR FOR INSURANCE PROFESSIONALS. The Rose Room, Merighi’s Savoy Inn, 4940 Landis Ave. Registration and com-

plimentary dinner, 5–5:30 p.m. Ethics CE Course (3 credits) 5:30–8:30 p.m. Networking 8:30 p.m. Continuing educa-tion seminar for insurance professionals licensed in Delaware, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. Ethics is a 3 credit course. FREE (complimentary dinner included)

WEDNESDAY, JULY 10 CUMBERLAND COUNTY GUIDANCE CENTER 7TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT. Eastlyn Golf Course, 4049 Italia Ave.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 10 CU MAURICE RIVER MEETING. George Luciano Center, Cumberland County College Campus. Meeting 6:30 p.m., presentation 7:15 p.m. Dennis Palmer of Landis Sewage Authority will

In celebration of our 18th Comcast Cares Day, more than 11,000 Comcast volunteers rolled up their sleeves at 200+ service projects across the Freedom Region – Greater Philadelphia, New Jersey and Northern Delaware.

From April through mid-May, col-leagues joined community partners at schools, parks, recreation centers, food banks and beaches to paint, pick up litter, landscape, plant community gardens and revitalize these spaces.

In total, more than 120,000 volunteers made a positive impact in 23 coun-tries around the world, doing every-

thing from assembling care packages for U.S. service members and planting in areas struck by natural disasters to teaching digital literacy.

We are so proud of all who joined together for Comcast Cares Day to make a difference in the communities where we live and work.

I welcome you to discover more about Comcast Cares Day and its global impact. You can find more great photos and videos from Comcast Cares Day events across Greater Philadelphia on our Freedom Region Blog or on Twitter, @ComcastPhillyNJ (#ComcastCaresDay).

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THROUGH DECEMBER 31 EMANATION 2019. WheatonArts 1501 Glasstown Road, Millville. 10 a.m.–5 p.m. The third exhibition of contemporary art featuring new works developed and created by artists invited to utilize the resourc-es and facilities at WheatonArts for experiment based exploration.

The results are displayed with an emphasis on each artist?s creative process. The artists in this iteration of Emanation have not previously worked in glass, but are creative thinkers and problem solvers. General admission to WheatonArts: $10 adult, $9 senior, $7 student, chil-dren 5 and under are free.

MEMBER HIGHLIGHT: Comcast Cares Day

Wednesday, August 14, 2019 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

Battle of the Badges Vineland vs. Millville

American Red Cross Blood Drive

3400 College Drive, Vineland, NJ 08360

Come see us!

“We proudly support this event!”

-GVCC

Don’t forget to HYDRATE and please remember your ID.

Appointments are preferred. Call 1-800-REDCROSS or

MAKE AN APPOINTMENT ONLINE! Sign up at www.redcrossblood.org and use sponsor code: CityBattle

Save time on the day of the donation and visit www.redcrossblood.org/rapidpass

Find out more about Power Red donations!

Area hospital patients are counting on you!

This flier may not be duplicated without the written consent of the GVCC.

Photography Class July 10 - Aug. 7

Brass Frog Photography 742 E. Landis Ave #1 Vineland

For ages 12 to adult - learn aper-ture, iso, shutter speed, compose a shot. We will go on a photo walk, and have a gallery reception. Weekly: from July 10 - August 7 / 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM EDT

Please register at bit.ly/BFP_Class

Only 10 students $70 per studentCall/text 856-441-5561 or email

brassfrogphotography@gmail.com

The Ellison School hosted the June Meet & Greet. We discovered how active the school is, took a tour of the building, and met two students to hear about their experiences at Ellison. Every guest took home a stemless wine glass, as well.

Meet & Greet at the Ellison School

describe the Authority’s green initiatives. Dennis is also a CU Trustee. cumauriceriver.org

THURSDAY, JULY 11 SIPS FOR SCHOLARSHIPS AT ELLISON. The Ellison School, 1017 South Spring St. 5:30–7:30 p.m. Join friends and colleagues for Happy Hour in support of Ellison’s Lifelong Achiever’s Scholarship Program. Door prizes and giveaways! Complimentary small bites included. $10 per person (includes one free drink). Register by 6/14 to be in early bird prize drawing! Register at ellisonschool.org/summersips or call 856-691-1734.

SATURDAY, JULY 13 THE BACON BROTHERS. Levoy Theatre, 126-130 N. High Street, Millville. Brothers Kevin and Michael hail from Philadelphia. 8 p.m. $44-$49 plus fees. levoy.net

JULY 16 AND 17 THE ULTIMATE QUEEN CELEBRATION STARRING MARC MARTEL. Levoy Theatre, 126-130 N. High Street, Millville. 8 p.m. $39-$59 plus fees. Meet & Greet tickets avail-able– $89-$109 *Plus fees. Meet & Greet price

includes show ticket. levoy.net

FRIDAY, JUNE 19 RANCH HOPE CLAY COURT TENNIS TOURNAMENT. H. Arthur Williams Fitness Center, Mannington Mills, 75 Mannington Mills Road, Salem. Registration begins: 8 a.m. First serve: 9 a.m. “Doubles,” Round Robin tour-nament. Players will be paired with a doubles partner and play (4) consecutive games against another dou-bles team allowing each player to serve. The number of games won is then tabulated with each players keeping an “individual” score of games won. Players then are paired with a new partner. 856-935-1555 or e-mail ranchhope64@gmail.com

SATURDAY, JULY 20 SCOTT STAPP OF CREED. Levoy Theatre, 126-130 N. High Street, Millville. 8 p.m. Grammy winning songwriter and frontman for Creed. $34-$39 plus fees. levoy.net

FRIDAY, JULY 26 NJ EDA FREE SEMINAR. George Luciano Center, Cumberland County College Campus. 10 a.m. Presented by the NJ Economic

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Register my business for the B2B with GVCC!

I would like to be an EVENT SPONSOR for $500

We accept cash, all major credit cards, and checks made payable to “GVCC” Send payments to: 2115 S. Delsea Drive, Vineland NJ 08360

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THE GROVE

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The Ellison School Explorers Summer Camp June 24-Aug. 23

Week 3 - July 8-12 - Disney Week (Trip to Pitman Theater to see “Aladdin”)

Week 4 - July 15-19 - Space is the Place (Trip to Rowan Planetarium)

Week 5 - July 22-26 - Color Me Crazy

Week 6 - July 29 - August 2 - Mix It Up

Week 7 - August 5-9 - Super Heroes vs Villians

Week 8 - August 12-16 - Mad Science

Week 9 - August 19-23 - End of Summer Spectacular

For more information: ellisonschool.org/camp

County College Becomes Rowan College of South Jersey

We congratulate Cumberland County College on the jointure to become Rowan College of South Jersey. We are very excited about this change and what it means for devel-oping a stronger, qualified workforce, thereby attracting more industries and businesses to our county and region—and most importantly, the positive impact for all our citizens and stu-dents by offering greater and more affordable oppor-tunities for an education beyond high school.

Pictured: Former CCC Interim President Dr. Schneider and Rowan College South Jersey President Dr. Keating

Development Authority. They have some great new assistance programs for small businesses, including a Small Business Rental Assistance Program. Refreshments provided. No regis-tration required. Attend and get some great information.

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856.690.9232 782 S Brewster Rd, Ste B2 Vineland, NJ 08361

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News & Views is the monthly newsletter of the Greater Vineland Chamber of Commerce2115 S. Delsea Dr., Vineland, NJ 08360

856-691-7400 • www.vinelandchamber.orgFacebook: greatervinelandchamber

Twitter: @vinelandchamber

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Above, from left: Outgoing GVCC President Jeff George; new GVCC President Frank Guaracini, III; award presentation to Kejzman Realty, LLC, Small Business of the Year.Left: New president and executives are sworn in.Right: Century sponsors and GVCC’s newest directory.

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