chamber business monthly · 2014. 11. 7. · carolina probate and trust code revision committee of...

2 EXPO TIME Building Your Client Base

3 TASTE OF THE SEASONPeople’s Choice

4 PICK YOUR CUISINE Restaurant Week is Back

5 CHAMBER BALL Celebrating Our

Community

Business expoLet’s Do Business

CHAMBER BUSINESSA monthly publication of the

Hilton Head Island • Bluffton Chamber of Commerce

MONTHLYJANUARy 2011

2 CHAMBER BUSINESS MONTHLY | jANUARY 2011

BUSINESS EXPO: WHERE tHE LOWCOUNtRy DOES BUSINESS

EXPO After Hours JANuArY 19& 20

5:00 – 7:30 p.m. Jan. 195:00 – 7:00 p.m. Jan. 20

Enjoy fabulous fare, complimentary beer and wine and entertainment

by The Jazz Corner

Cost to attend EXPO After Hours is $10

JANuArY 19 – 20Westin Hilton Head Resort & Spa

www.hiltonheadchamber.org

PRESENTING SPONSOR:

EXPO After Hours Sponsors:

Internet / Electricity Sponsors:

S howcasing innovation, experience and vision, Business EXPO covers

the full spectrum of our regional business community from emerging

entrepreneurs to our region’s largest employers.

With over 2,000 attendees, Business EXPO 2011 is the largest business-

building event in the Lowcountry. Don’t miss this valuable opportunity to

showcase your business and make new contacts within the regional business

community. Business Expo allows you to reach a wide market and maximize

exposure within the Lowcountry.

“Business EXPO brings a real return to our business,” said Beth Moore, co-

owner of High Tide and Rainbow International. “We generated substantial new

contracts and re-established former client relationships.”

For information go to www.hiltonheadchamber.org or call (843) 785-3673.

CHAMBER BUSINESS MONTHLY | jANUARY 2011 3

aste of the Season was a huge success, as attendees wined,

dined and sampled award-winning cuisine at the 21st annual

event at the Hilton Head Marriott Resort & Spa.

TASTE OF THE SEASON: tHE WINNERS ARE...

TWINNERSMichael Anthony’s: “Best Cuisine”

Second Place: Red Fish

Third Place: Conroy’s

Cake Design: Sheri’s Edible Designs

After the evening was complete, the chamber and its participating

restaurants donated over 700 pounds of food from the Taste of the Season

event to Second Helpings to feed those in need.

PRESENTING SPONSOR:

Chef Michael Cirafesi of Michael Anthony’s serves his award-winning Piedmontese beef short ribs with creamy polenta.

Sheri’s Edible Designs “Best Cake”

Taste attendees enjoyed good friends, fine food and

holiday festivities.

RESTAURANT wEEK: WHAt’S ON tHE MENU?


LMARK yOUR CALENDARS!

ast year over 17,000 people paid a visit to our

Restaurant Week web page to check out the value-priced

prix-fixe menus from over 50 different restaurants.

Get ready to enjoy Chamber Restaurant Week which

runs from Saturday, January 15 through Saturday,

January 22.

Modeled after successful restaurant weeks in New

York and other cities, Chamber Restaurant Week features

more than 50 member restaurants setting value-priced

prix-fixe menus. New menus are being added daily at

www.ChamberRestaurantWeek.com.

Restaurant Week has become one of the area’s most

popular weeks for dining out, trying new restaurants

and visiting old favorites. It’s a win-win for diners and

restaurants. All that’s needed are reservations!

CHAMBER REStAURANt WEEKJanuary 15 – January 22

www.ChamberRestaurantWeek.com

PARTICIPATING RESTAuRANTS (At Press Time)

Antonio’sBig Bamboo Café

Bistro 17Black Marlin Bayside Grill

Brella’s at the Crowne PlazaCafé St. Tropez

Captain Woody’sCharlie’s L’etoile Verte

Christine’s Café and CateringClaude & Uli’s Bistro

CQ’sCrane’s Tavern

Crazy CrabFrankie Bones

Hilton Head Brewing CompanyHugo’s at Wexford

Island BistroIt’s Greek to Me

Kingfisher Steak & Seafood HouseKurama Japanese Restaurant & Sushi Bar

Le Bistro Mediterranean RestaurantMarket Street Cafe

Marleys Island GrilleMichael Anthony’s

Oceans at the Westin Hilton Head Island Resort & Spa Old Fort Pub

One Hot Mama’s Robert Irvine’s eat!

Santa Fe CafeSea Grass Grille

Sigler’s Rotisserie & SeafoodSkillet’s Café

Skull Creek BoathouseThe Harbour Town Grill

The Jazz CornerThe Smokehouse

Truffles CaféWiseGuys

And many more!

December Business After Hours at the Old Oyster Factory was full of good cheer. In partnership with WSAV and Walmart, the collected Holiday Hope toys were distributed by Deep Well to Beaufort County families. From left: Chrystie Turner of United Way, Katie Manley, Red Fish chef Sean Walsh, Anna Cauthen, chamber, Franz Auer, Old Oyster Factory chef/owner, Cathy Havens, chamber and Brittany Shane, WSAV.

WINE SPONSORS:


THE CHAMBER BALL 2011: CELEBRAtINg OUR COMMUNIty

Join the chamber for the 2011 Chamber

Ball this year as we celebrate our

community with an evening of distinction

and elegance. Enjoy dining, dancing

and more as we gather with friends

and colleagues to honor the important

contributors to our community.

Reserve your seating for Saturday,

February 5, for an exciting gala at the

Hilton Head Marriott Resort and Spa.

RESERVE YOUR TICKETS NOw:Tickets go on sale

this month!

Couples - $320 Individuals - $160

Corporate Platinum Sponsors - preferred

seating for ten $3,500

Corporate Gold Sponsorship - table

for ten $2,300

Patron Sponsor for two - preferred

seating $650

For more information,

contact Connie Killmar

at (843) 341-8372

or email

[email protected]

Staff decked the chamber halls for the holidays in addition to helping local families in need with contributions to Deep Well and Holiday Hope. Also pictured, the Chamber Tree had a Heritage theme.


MEMBERS MAKINg NEwS: jANUARyJ BAnks DEsign was ranked as #14 on South Carolina’s list of 25 fastest-growing companies at the 2010 S.C. Annual Summit hosted by the South Carolina Chamber of Commerce. Joni Vanderslice, J Banks Design, is the first interior design firm to receive this honor.

swiPE4CHAriTy, a division of Merchant Service Center, recently presented The Curry Foundation with a $1,000 donation at a business owner appreciation party hosted by Merchant Service Center.

COAsTAlsTATEs BAnk has for the fourth year been named one of South Carolina’s fastest-growing companies by the South Carolina Chamber of Commerce. CoastalStates Bank was also recently named “Best Local Bank” in Hilton Head Monthly magazine’s tenth annual Readers’ Choice Awards.

nEXsEn PruET has been recognized on The National Law Journal’s list of the 250 largest law firms in America. Nexsen Pruet is now listed as the 217th largest firm in the country, up from 233rd in 2009.

MiCHAEl AnTHOny’s CuCinA was recently honored by OpenTable.com’s list of 2010 Diners’ Choice Awards for Best Italian cuisine. The list of winners is derived from over 7 million reviews submitted by OpenTable diners for more than 12,000 restaurants.

PrOfEssiOnAl TEnnis rEgisTry will hold its annual International Tennis Symposium, February 19-24, on Hilton Head Island. The symposium attracts the tennis industry’s most notable speakers and tennis coaches from more than 50 countries. PTR is the largest global organization of tennis teaching professionals with over 14,000 members in 121 countries.

CusTOM AuDiO ViDEO, located in Sheridan Park Bluffton, was selected to participate in the “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition” TV program. The firm’s contribution as the low voltage audio video contractor included labor, materials and electronics for the Savannah home.

DOwnTOwn CATEring & EVEnTs owner and event planner Leah McCarthy recently attended the “The Wedding MBA,” business convention in Las Vegas. The company was also recently voted “Best Caterer” in South Carolina by brides on TheKnot.com.

THE fAirfiElD inn - BluffTOn partnered with the University of South Carolina Beaufort Hotel Management Program. Students enrolled in Hospitality Management Training at USC-Beaufort are given the opportunity to work in every department at Fairfield Inn and Suites – Bluffton.

THE BinyAH fOunDATiOn has sponsored the formation of the Daufuskie Island Merchants and Tourism Association to promote the economic development of Daufuskie Island.

islAnD PHOTO AnD CAMErA has been appointed exclusive area agent for Fieldprint fingerprint services which provides employee-screening services and electronic outsourcing.

THE lAw OffiCE Of JAy A. MullinAX, llC announced that Mullinax successfully completed two year service on the South Carolina Probate and Trust Code Revision Committee of the South Carolina Bar Association.

BEACH PrOPErTiEs Of HilTOn HEAD recently announced the grand prize winner of their first annual catalog cover photo contest. Ashlea Parks from Lexington, Kentucky won a three-night stay in an oceanfront Sea Crest Resort villa. Beach Properties received over 2,000 contest submissions.

sun CiTy HilTOn HEAD COMMuniTy AssOCiATiOn announced that Kimberly Milam Burgess, association controller, has earned the Association Management Specialist designation from the Community Associations Institute.

THE lAw PrACTiCE Of CHEsTEr C. williAMs announced that Williams recently attended the 26th annual Land Use Institute held in Santa Fe, NM. The annual program presented by the ALI-ABA focuses on the legal aspects of planning, regulation, litigation, eminent domain, and compensation.

CErA PrODuCTs, inC. the makers of CeraLyte, recently donated 9,000 liters of CeraSport EX1, to help aid efforts by Direct Relief International to Haiti. Direct Relief International also sent 20,000 liters of CeraLyte, a rice-based oral rehydration solution.

CArECOrE nATiOnAl was recently ranked #7 on South Carolina’s list of 25 fastest growing companies at the 2010 S.C. Annual Summit hosted by the South Carolina Chamber of Commerce.

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C H A M B E R E V E N T S

jANUARy7 Government Affairs Committee 8 a.m., Chamber Headquarters

19-20 Business EXPO Westin Hilton Head Resort & Spa 5:00 - 7:30 p.m., Jan. 19 EXPO After Hours Kickoff Noon - 7:00 p.m., Jan. 20 EXPO & After Hours

19-20 EXPO After Hours 5:00 - 7:30 p.m., Jan. 19 5:00 - 7:00 p.m., Jan. 20 Westin Hilton Head Resort & Spa

19 Audobon Cooperative Sanctuary Program For Golf Courses Workshop 1:30 – 3:30 p.m. Ocean Course Club House Sea Pines, Hilton Head Island

15-22 Chamber Restaurant Week www.ChamberRestaurantWeek.com

FEBRUARy4 Government Affairs Committee 8 a.m., Chamber Headquarters

5 Chamber Ball Hilton Head Marriott Resort & Spa

17 Business After Hours 5:30 - 7:00 p.m. Old Town Dispensary, Bluffton

BOEINg: COMES tO HILtON HEAD ISLANDT he Hilton Head Island-Bluffton Chamber and Visitors Convention

Bureau group sales recently secured Boeing Defense, Space and Security

for a multi-day meeting for education, training and customer relations

with the F/A-18 Hornet international users community.

The event will generate an economic impact of $1.35 million for our

community, with a positive impact on area businesses, golf clubs, dining

and hotel room nights.

2011 wEBSITE Ad SALES: REACH yOUR MARKEt & BEyOND

D id you know that the chamber website ranks #1 on Google and

receives a million visitors a year? It’s a great place for exposure for your

business.

Website ad sales for 2011 begin January 3. Advertising opportunities

include banner ad space on main and sub-pages, plus feature property

ads.

The website, hiltonheadisland.org, was re-skinned in the summer of

2010, and will be implementing a host of updates to help increase traffic

to the website and specifically to designated landing pages.

For more information, contact Kathy Winings at 843-341-8363 or email

[email protected].

Reshma Shah Johnson, AIA, LEED AP, principal of Shah Architecture, P.C., joins J Banks Design to provide professional architectural services. A registered architect

in South Carolina and Georgia, she was formerly Court Atkins Architect’s director of design, and employed by Gensler NYC and Elkus/Manfredi Boston.

James Cuppia has been appointed as a financial advisor for Wells Fargo Advisors Hilton Head. He formerly worked with The Bezilla Kinney Wealth Management Group of Wells Fargo Advisors which recently joined the Hilton Head branch.

Dr. Paul S. Bradley joins THA Group as medical director. Bradley is a full-time internist, a professor at The Mercer University School of Medicine, and serves on the executive committee of Memorial Hospital. He is founder, chairman and chief medical officer of Ourlife, a physician-based healthcare company.

Ashley Wagner has joined Randy Jeffcoat Builders, Inc. as an administrative assistant. Wagner, a former elementary school teacher, will assist the team with initial client meetings and daily

accounting functions.

John Rush, a financial advisor with Ameriprise Financial, qualified for the annual Circle of Success recognition program. To earn this achievement, Rush established himself in the upper echelon of the

company’s top producers.

Summer Settle joins Crescent Pointe Golf Club and Eagle’s Pointe Golf Club as sales manager. Settle brings seven years of sales experience, having previously worked in pharmaceutical sales.

Graham Sadler recently joined Cora Bett Thomas Realty & Associates as an associate broker. Sadler has extensive experience in residential historic district sales, condominium projects,

and investment property sales.

Mike Alsko has been named director of lodging for Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront Resort. Alsko will oversee guest accommodations and the property management program

at Palmetto Dunes. He previously held the position of property manager at Palmetto Bluff.

Woody Nazarro has rejoined the staff of Randy Jeffcoat Builders, Inc. as project manager. Nazarro has extensive experience in the construction industry.

Melissa Fleury has joined Tilton Group Signature Homes as business development manager. Fleury will assist in sales and marketing efforts. She brings 12 years of experience in business

management and client relations.

Elizabeth Sullivan Cutshall has been named senior registered client associate for Wells Fargo Advisors Hilton Head. She formerly worked with The Bezilla Kinney Wealth Management Group of Wells Fargo Advisors which recently joined the Hilton Head branch.

Steve Brown has recently joined Randy Jeffcoat Builders, Inc. as a customer service technician.


To submit a photo, please email: [email protected]

ISlAND IMPROvEMENTSMarc Bergman1555 Fording Island Road, Suite C2Hilton Head Island, SC 29926www.islandimprovements.com

Island Improvements has been a local

leader in home remodeling for over 10 years.

Whether bathrooms, kitchen additions or

complete rebuilds, they provide quality

workmanship with an on-time, on-budget

commitment to clients.

lIFESCAPES COAChINGLinda S. Hopkins1 Interlochen DriveHilton Head Island, SC 29928www.Lifescapescoaching.com

Lifescapes Coaching helps women lose weight

permanently. Clients learn to eat mindfully

and intuitively and to feed themselves what

they really hunger for when food is not the

answer.

FIRST PRESByTERIAN DAy SChOOlSissy Jarrell540 William Hilton ParkwayHilton Head Island, SC 29928www.fpcdayschool.org

The Day School is nationally accredited

and a safe, healthy and creative learning

environment for children ages two to five

years of age of varied backgrounds. The

school actively seeks families who need

tuition assistance. The school is year-round

and is open all day to accommodate working

parents.

vIRTuAlly yOuRS ADMINISTRATIvE SERvICESNancy Dietze277 Moss Creek Drivewww.virtuallyyoursadministrativeservices.com

Virtually Yours is an administrative services

company that meets the needs of real

estate professionals, small business owners

and entrepreneurs. They provide business

services, transmitting work via internet, fax,

email and phone.

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THANK YOU: WE COULDN’t HAvE DONE It WItHOUt yOU...

• Special thanks to Taste of the Season sponsors and supporters: Presenting Sponsor SCE&G, Entertainment Sponsor WJCL, Contributing Sponsors: Southern Wine and Spirits, Ice Age Ice Sculptures, Sam’s Club, Omega Graphics and the Hilton Head Marriott Resort & Spa team.

• Members for making our international FAM a success with golf travel wholesaler attendees from Germany, Austria, and the United Kingdom: Westin Resort & Spa, the Inn at Harbour Town/Sea Pines, Heritage Golf Group – Arthur Hills in Palmetto Hall, the Hilton Oceanfront Resort, The Jazz Corner, and Harbour Town Golf Links.

• Sponsors of the December Business After Hours at the Old Oyster Factory, and WSAV/Walmart partnership with Holiday Hope Toy campaign, Old Oyster Factory and Red Fish chefs for outstanding holiday fare, and Deep Well for distributing the collected toys to families in Beaufort County.

• The South Carolina Yacht Club, our December Executive Connection sponsor.

• The Comedy Club for hosting chamber night out.

• And Cookies By Design for sharing holiday cookies with chamber staff, always appreciated!

jUNIOR LEAdERSHIP SUPPORTS: A ROOM At tHE INN

The 2010-2011 Hilton Head Island-Bluffton

Junior Leadership Class has chosen to support

A Room at the Inn of the Carolinas program,

which offers comprehensive services to

homeless, single pregnant women. The class will

provide tutoring, babysitting, housekeeping, and

raising general awareness of the organization

throughout the community.

The class is requesting contributions

on behalf of the program. Please contact

[email protected] or call Sandy

McGuire at the Chamber at (843) 341-8374.

SOUTH CAROLINA CHRISTMAS TREE: At tHE MALL

The chamber once again was chosen to

coordinate efforts for the S.C. Christmas tree on

the Mall in Washington, D.C.

Local students from HHI Elementary School

for the Creative Arts sent 26 ornaments made

by students and art teachers Sylvia Pitts and

Beverly Jenkins. The 26th ornament from

HHISCA is on the tree in the Visitor’s Center

at the White House.


OUR NEwEST TECHNOLOgY LEAP: tHE OFFICIAL HILtON HEAD ISLAND MOBILE APP

Imagine you are shopping in the Coligny Plaza area and you receive a text message on your cell phone that says, “Enjoy a complimentary bottle of wine with your dinner tonight,” at a nearby restaurant.

Messages like these will be readily available through Hilton Head Island’s new official mobile app, set to launch in January, and compatible with iPhone and iPad technology. In February, the mobile application will also be compatible with other popular mobile devices, including Blackberry and Android brands.

“The ‘third screen,’ or mobile devices, have revolutionized the way consumers receive and process information, especially about places where they want to relax, play and eat,” says Susan Thomas, vice president of the Hilton Head Island Visitor & Convention Bureau.

“The new Hilton Head Island Official Mobile App will cater to our visitors’ desire to get instantaneous information about the Island, such as dining, shopping, golf, tennis, biking, eco-tours, wellness, arts and cultural offerings, either prior to vacationing here, or once they have arrived,” stated Thomas.

According to Thomas, the new mobile app will allow local businesses to serve up special offers on a day-to-day, real-time basis. “We believe this can build our brand, as well as help drive sales, boost lodging occupancy, increase golf course rounds, and more,” said Thomas.

How will it work?The chamber will sponsor two workshops in mid-

February that will soft launch the mobile app, covering its capabilities and instructions on how to upload information. Chamber member businesses will be given a password to add any pertinent information available, such as hours of operation, photos and a unique description of their services.

Once operational, Hilton Head Island Mobile App users will be able to quickly pull up events, activities and maps to local restaurants, shops, and attractions.

what are the challenges?“The main challenge facing the Hilton Head Island

Mobile App is our cell tower coverage,” stated Bill Miles, chamber president. “There are just too many areas of limited coverage on the Island.” Miles stated that the Chamber has been actively working with the Town of Hilton Head Island and members of the Island’s hospitality industry to find solutions for this issue, which was also highlighted as a major issue of the 2010 mayoral election.

Mobile App workshops:There’s no charge to be part of the mobile app

workshops, Tuesday, February 15, 2 p.m., chamber headquarters. Wednesday, February 16, 10:30 a.m., chamber headquarters.

to register, contact Kathy Winings, partnership marketing manager, at [email protected] or by phone, 843-341-8363.


MEMBERSHIP RENEwALS: THANK YOU!

30+ yEArsJohnson-Dulaney Builders, Inc.

20-29 yEArsDiscover ToursBess’ Delicatessen & Catering SpecialistsMelrose Company, Inc.Academy for Career ExcellenceLee Distributors, Inc.

15-19 yEArsPiney Land CompanyOld Oyster FactoryBen Arnold Sunbelt Beverage CompanyIWL PhotographyBurke’s Main Street PharmacyH20 SportsGiuseppi’s Pizza and PastaDermatology & Skin Cancer CenterBlueCross BlueShield of South CarolinaDermatology Associates of the Lowcountry

Deep Well Project

10-14 yEArsCustom Audio Video, LLCAmerican Red CrossOld Savannah ToursClassic Party RentalsMorris & Whiteside GalleriesExpress Restaurant DeliveryPalm Meadows VillageA Floral Affair, Inc.WalgreensOwner-Direct Rentals at The Island ClubArt League of Hilton HeadEllie & Bill’s Catering

randstad

4-9 yEArsDrayer Physical Therapy InstituteSouthern Smiles Family DentistryFrankie Bones Restaurant & LoungeGiuseppi’s Pizza & Pasta - BlufftonLabbe’ Glass, Inc.Hilton Head HideawaysShore Morgan YoungGolden Bear Golf ClubBeach Portraits Hilton Head Island Photography, Inc.Okatie Rotary ClubBeacon Allied Resources

Carolina Sportscare & Physical Therapy of Bluffton LLCPalmetto Therapy & Athletic ClubCongregation Beth YamJasminesStreet Meet The American TavernIsland TravelSavannah Theatre Project LLCLa Isla Magazine & Language SchoolDave Myers Design, Inc.CenturyLinkJCM Insurance SolutionsLowcountry Insurance Services, Inc.

Market Street Cafe

1-3 yEArs1-800 Companion CareMaid For You of HIlton Head, Inc.MosquitoNixRed RoverGA Systems of Bucks County Inc.Osprey VillageWine Times 4May River GrillIsland Business Brokerage & AdvisoryMarsh PointMay River DermatologyEdward JonesLive Oac

Easy Street Catering

Did you know… The Hilton Head Island-Bluffton Chamber of Commerce has one of the highest chamber member retention rates in the nation.

Island Improvements

Island Time rentals

Green Energy Barrier of SC

Take Shape for Life

Village Park Homes

ASPPM

Costless Outlet

Fidelity Investments

Vineyard 55

First Presbyterian Day School

Lifescapes Coaching

The Cottage

MegaCleaners

Hospice Care of South Carolina

Cooking the Gullah Way

Ross Brown Productions

up Town and Around!

LowCountry Sightseeing, LLC

Baymont Inn & Suites

Lori Craven Catering Inc.

Bluffton Mayor Lisa Sulka cuts the ribbon at the grand opening of Bluffton Goodwill Job Link Center, joined by Bluffton Councilman Fred Hamilton and Bob Smith, Goodwill president and CEO.

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