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Dear Chamber Members,As we move deeply into the summer

months, your Princeton Regional Cham-ber of Commerce is preparing some veryinformative and important events for youin the early fall.

Working as a team, the staff, the Boardand our Chamber committees have iden-tified areas and subjects that can be ofbenefit for the broadest possible swath ofour membership.

On Thursday, September 27, from8:00 am to noon, we will host our annualHealthcare Symposium with the themeof: "HealthCare reform: ready or not?"With the legal underpinnings of the CareAct decided by the Supreme Court, it isincumbent on all of us in the businesscommunity, whether or not we are a prof-it or non profit, large company or soleproprietorship, local or internationalbusiness, to ascertain what our rights,benefits, duties and obligations are underthis wide ranging legislation that willmaterially touch each of us in a variety ofways.

The Symposium will feature New Jer-sey Assistant Commissioner of Banking& Insurance, Neil Sullivan, deliveringthe keynote address. Commissioner Sul-livan has the massive responsibility oforganizing the health insurance ex-changes, which will be a key aspect of theimplementation of the legislation. Wewill also have a number of breakout ses-sions that will address issues pertinent toall employers, as well as an update fromColleen Woods, New Jersey Health In-formation Technology coordinator, onthe critical medical records initiatives ofthe new program.

To cap off the event, we will also pres-ent a CEO roundtable where top execu-tives from our local hospitals and in pa-tient care facilities: Capital Health,Robert Wood Johnson University Hospi-tal, St. Francis Medical Center, St.Lawrence Rehabilitation Center andUniversity of Medial Center of Princetonat Plainsboro will present their perspec-tive on the many changes, adjustmentsand challenges that will come to ourhealthcare system and our own personalcare in the next few years.

I guarantee that the four hours we askthat you invest in this event will be repaidmany times over.

Following the Health Care Sympo-sium, in October we will be presenting anentirely new event. In an effort to contin-ue offering fresh and relevant programs,we rigorously monitor the effectivenessof all our events.

Earlier this year we decided to take abreak from our Annual Trade Show and

Culinary Showcase, as our feedbackform attendees reflected a clear reductionof interest which has been affecting alltrade shows in the area and we heard theneed to "change it up."

The Board and the Trade Show Com-mittee started looking for a replacementevent, and our rapidly growing WomenIn Business (WIBA) program came forthwith a proposal for an innovative and ex-citing conference.

On October 11th at the MarriottPrinceton Hotel & Conference Center wewill hold our first Women in BusinessConference, which will focus on contem-porary issues which women are currentlyencountering in business along with aproduct showcase where vendors candisplay their offerings aimed at the fe-male business person.

Highlighting the event will be akeynote address by Carla Harris, Manag-ing Director at Morgan Stanley Invest-ment, whose presentation is entitled,"Expect to Win: Proven Strategies forSuccess."

The luncheon keynote event will fea-ture a media panel with experts from TV,radio, web and print specialists. Learnhow to get your name in the news!

Our Women in Business program hasenjoyed tremendous success over thepast year and a half with a string of sold-out events. We will be providing a limit-ed number of vendor tables for this event,and we expect them to sell out fast.Please call Lorraine Holcombe or Aman-da Schoonover at the Chamber if youhave an interest in being a part of this ex-citing new program. We expect that thisshowcase event will also be sold out sosign up early and fully take advantage ofwhat your Chamber offers.

Patrick RyanChairman of the Board

Champions for Business

Letter from the Chairman

Champion For Business: Congratulations to Brian Juleskusky,Bank of America, and Grant Somerville, Merrill Lynch, on winningJuly’s Champion for Business award! Pictured from the left: JeffBedser, speaker & CEO of Internet Crimes Group, Pat Ryan, Chair-man of the PRCC Board, Grant Somerville, Merrill Lynch, BrianJuleskusky, Bank of America, Peter Crowley, Princeton RegionalChamber of Commerce president & CEO.

I’d like to thank the PrincetonRegional Chamber of Commercefor all for the terrific support theorganization and Chamber mem-bership represent for me and mycompany, Business Writing thatWorks. The PRCC is truly a Cham-pion for my Business.

From the excellent informativeand educational content of theluncheons and workshops, to thewelcome openness of the member-ship, and the variety of rich net-working opportunities, such asBusiness After Business network-ing events and participation inChamber committees, I have de-veloped personal and professionalrelationships that I value and busi-ness opportunities that are a signif-icant part of my revenue.

Keep up the great leadershipand quality membership, and best

wishes for an outstanding future.I’m glad to be on board for the jour-ney!

James Salter IIOwner, Business Writing that Works

Member Testimonial

Scott Morgan, best-sell-ing author, journalist, andpresident of 4West Communi-cations

“Establish immediate rap-port to build your business.”Make first impressions thatlast through a journalist’stechniques. There are no sec-ond chances to make a firstimpression, so you bettermake yours count.

Join us at our August Lun-cheon to learn from Scott

Morgan, multi-award-win-ning writer, journalist, and au-thor, as he shows us how tomake the most of those pre-cious first few minutes.

As Scott says: “If you can’testablish immediate rapportwith new people, you can kissnew business good-bye.”

Thursday, August 2, from11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Mar-riott Princeton Hotel and Con-ference Center, 100 CollegeRoad East, Princeton.

Andrew P. Sidamon-Eristoff, New Jersey StateTreasurer.

“State recovery: New Jer-sey’s return to fiscal health.”State Treasurer Andrew P.Sidamon-Eristoff, a Princetonresident, joins us to updatePrinceton-Region profession-als on the budget and spendingdiscipline maintained by Gov-ernor Christie.

How will governmental re-forms set the stage for NewJersey’s economic recovery?Come learn the answers as Mr.Sidamon-Eristoff deliverspressing news that will impactthe region as well as his home-town economy.

Wednesday, August 15,from 7:30 to 9:15 a.m. NassauClub, 6 Mercer Street, Prince-ton, N.J. 08542

Scott Morgan

Andrew Sidamon-Eristoff

Sustaining Sponsors 2012With great appreciation, the Chamber thanks the following companies and organizations who have shown their

support and loyalty to the Princeton Regional Chamber of Commerce by becoming Sustaining Sponsors. Our Sustaining Sponsors enable the Chamber to advance to a level which allows the resources for greater benefits

and enhanced programs events to our Members and the business community.

PLATINUM

Bristol-Myers Squibb, Tyco International, Fox Rothschild LLP, Bank of America/MerrillLynch/US Trust, PSE&G, NJM Insurance Group, Thomas Edison State College.

GOLDVerizon, NRG Energy, Leigh Visual Imaging Solutions, GlenMede, Paychex, Nassau Inn, Capital Health,

Princeton University, Hopewell Valley Community Bank, Wells FargoSILVER

Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney, PC, Caliper, Mercer County Community College, Nelligan Sports Marketing, Eden Autism Services, First Choice Bank, Janssen Pharmaceuticals, J. Robert Hillier, PNC Bank,

Princeton Air Conditioning, Inc., Mercadian, Provident Bank, Sun National Bank Center, Szaferman, Lakind, Blumstein & Blader, PC, The Bank of Princeton, Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Hamilton

BRONZEBartolomei Pucciarelli, Bloomberg, Borden Perlman, Bovis Lend Lease, Inc., Community Options, ETS,

First Bank, JM Group, Mrs. G TV & Appliance, Munich RE, NAI Fennelly, Princeton Fuel Oil, Princeton HealthCare System, Princeton Internet Group (PING), St. Lawrence Rehabilitation Center, Sam's Club, SES Engineering, Signature Title Agency,

Stevens & Lee, TD Bank, United Way of Greater Mercer County, WithumSmith+Brown, PC

Monthly Membership Luncheon

Business Before Business Breakfast

PRRC Member News Exciting news from Princeton

Regional Chamber of CommerceMembers!

Court Appointed Special Ad-vocates (CASA) of Mercer Coun-ty is a non-profit organization ded-icated to recruiting and trainingvolunteer advocates to speak up forthe best interests of children in thefoster care system. CASA is seek-ing a volunteer recruiter, thre tofive hours/week, to reach out toarea businesses and organizations.Perfect for recently laid-off or re-tired salesperson or recruiter. Con-tact lklionsky@casamercer.org609-434-0050

Viocare is the premier providerof scientifically validated nutri-tion-based wellness tools and serv-ices for healthcare providers. It istargeting four primary markets:registered dietitians, hospitals,physician practices, and re-searchers. Are you self-motivated,experienced with software basedservices in our target clinical mar-kets, and love the challenge ofopening a new market? Go toLinkedIn under Viocare job oppor-tunities to learn more details.

Princeton Forrestal Villagehas announced an exciting line-upfor this year’s 2012 Summer MusicFestival: Billy Walton Band,Wednesday, August. 8, 5:30 p.m. to7:30 p.m.; The Dovells, Wednes-day, August 22, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Allconcerts are FREE with plenty offree parking throughout the Vil-lage, U.S. Route 1 and CollegeRoad West (next to the Westin Ho-

tel). PUT ON YOUR DANCIN’SHOES and SKIP THE RUSHHOUR!

StimulusBrand Communica-tions is working in partnershipwith Princeton Internet Group tohelp develop all-new branding forGenova Burns Giantomasi & Web-ster, a premier law firm headquar-tered in Newark. Work includesbrand strategy, identity, collateral,web design, and advertising. Newwork will launch in fall of 2012.

Additionally, StimulusBrand islaunching in August a multi-mediabranding and advertising cam-paign supporting Notre DameHigh School —includes identity,posters and display, TV to run astheater preview.

View other Member news andevents by visiting www.princeton-chamber.org. To get your newsposted, please log into your ac-count. Email Amanda Schoonover,communications coordinator, ifyou need assistance.

August EventsMembership Orientation:

Tuesday, August 7, from 8 to 9:30a.m. Residence Inn by MarriottPrinceton, 100 Canal PointeBoulevard, Princeton.

Business After Business Net-working: Hosted by United Wayof Greater Mercer County. Cele-brate the last month of summerwith your Chamber friends at Unit-ed Way of Greater Mercer Coun-ty’s new offices off of US-1 inLawrenceville.

Keep cool with summery, Mexi-

can-inspired dishes (bonus: salsabar and guacamole!). Mingle overdrinks and join us to support a localnon profit that is truly changinglives in our community. Wednes-day, August 8, from 5 to 7 p.m.(NO GPS-FRIENDLY address forthis location, please visitwww.princetonchamber.org foraccurate directions).

Interested In Joining?

Did you know that more than 60percent of our Member businesseshave 25 or fewer employees? Whatdoes that mean? This means thatthese small businesses need re-sources — resources many of ourMembers are ready, willing andable to provide.

If you haven’t taken the time toattend one of our events, now’s thetime to join the Chamber! We pro-vide our nearly 900 Members withquality services, which includenetworking and marketing oppor-tunities that will enhance their abil-ity to run a successful business.

At The Chamber Receive invitations to attend

nearly 100 events each year, in-cluding networking receptions,luncheons, forums and specialevents.

Awareness Building: Increaseyour visibility by participating inAnnual Chamber tradeshowevents, awards galas, and golf out-ings.

Destination Marketing: Auto-matically become a Member of thePrinceton Regional Convention &Visitors Bureau with ChamberMembership.

Continued Growth throughDiversity: Embrace regional di-versity through growing partner-ships such as the Capital RegionMinority Chamber of Commerceand the Women in Business Al-liance.

Customer Referrals: Be rec-ommended. Each week the Cham-ber receives inquiries asking to bereferred to a business which willmeet their needs.

Brochure/Business Card Dis-play: Display your brochureand/or business card at the Cham-ber Office, at no additional charge.

Chamber Website: Build youronline presence through the Cham-ber website, a leading resource tofind out about Princeton region.The site profiles all ChamberMembers.

Business Directory: Get pub-lished in comprehensive listing ofmore than 800 Member businessespublished annually. Additional ad-vertising opportunities are avail-able.

Newsletter: Gain exposure bybeing featured in the Chamber’smonthly US 1 newsletter.

Direct Mail Options: Purchasea mailing list of the full ChamberMembership or have your flyer in-serted into the Chamber’s monthlyevents calendar mailing.

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Lunch Talk: The Chamber featured a talk on in-ternet security by Jeff Bedser of Internet CrimesGroup at it’s July Monthly Membership Luncheon.Above left are Bedser, left, Patrick Ryan, chamberchairman, David Demuth of CFO Consulting Part-ners, and Peter Crowley Chamber president andCEO. Above right, Melissa Tenzer of Career-sUSA, left, and Robin Fogel of Robin Fogel andAssociates speak with Ryan.

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