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The Saint Paul Area Chamber continues to push hard for a comprehensive, metropolitan-wide transit system. Starting well over 10 years ago, this Chamber led the business efforts to get the Green Line (the Central Corridor light rail transit) to run from Minneapolis to Saint Paul’s Union Depot. We remain committed to ensuring that our members, across the East Metro, have multiple ways to get their employees to and from work and their goods and services moved around the metropolitan region.

But this support does have a condition. Even a casual glance at the Metropolitan Council’s 2030 Regional Transit plan (http://www.metrocouncil.org/planning/transportation/TPP/2010/7_Transit.pdf ) shows an overwhelming bias towards providing services in the West Metro, not the East. There is a chicken and the egg argument at work here, in which the Metropolitan

Council says that the West is where there is demand. We remind them that the demand would increase if they gave us the infrastructure!

East Metro businesses, employees, and residents deserve the same options that someone ten miles away in Minneapolis has. We have an incredible resource in the Union Depot as hub anchor, and we are going to make absolutely sure that we take full advantage of it. I encourage you to read the Met Council’s plan and to be prepared to throw your voice into the mix when push comes to shove.

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The Science Museum of Minnesota Presents...BODY WORLDS & The Cycle of Life

This winter and spring, the Science Museum of Minnesota offers visitors a chance to witness the human body living through time—as it changes, grows, matures, peaks and finally wanes. In BODY WORLDS & The Cycle of Life, the latest in the groundbreaking anatomy exhibition series that has been seen by more than 35 million people around the world, they’ll see the body throughout the human life cycle and across the arc of aging.

When the original Gunther von Hagens’ BODY WORLDS: The Anatomical Exhibition of Real Human Bodies premiered at the Science Museum in 2006, it became the most powerful – and most popular – exhibition in Science Museum history, drawing more than 750,000 visitors during its seven-month run. That exhibition gave visitors access to the human body that, until then, only medical students and health professionals had enjoyed. BODY WORLDS & The Cycle of Life is an all-new version of the exhibition that builds upon and enhances that life-changing experience.

Inside the 14,000-square-foot exhibition, which was designed

by creative and conceptual designer of BODY WORLDS, Dr. Angelina Whalley, visitors will discover more than 200 real human specimens, including 20 full-body plastinates that have never been in Minnesota before. All specimens are preserved through plastination, a remarkable scientific process invented by physician and pioneering anatomist Dr. Gunther von Hagens.


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BODY WORLDS & The Cycle of Life features plastinated organs and systems in varying stages of health and disease, as well as full-body plastinates in various action poses. Visitors will see a skateboarder, a baseball player, a ballet dancer, figure skaters, a woman executing a yoga pose, and – so appropriately for the State of Hockey – a pair of hockey players in mid-collision.

In addition to showcasing the wonders of human development, the extraordinary real specimens in BODY WORLDS demonstrate the complexity, resilience and vulnerability of the human body in distress, disease and optimal health. Visitors will marvel at the life processes that are captured in the exhibition and leave with a new appreciation of the power we have to keep our bodies healthy throughout the life span.

Tickets for BODY WORLDS are on sale now and may be purchased online at www.smm.org, via phone (651-221-9444), or in person at the Science Museum’s Box Office. Admission into the Science Museum and BODY WORLDS is $27 for adults; $19 for kids ages 4 to 12 and seniors (tickets for BODY WORLDS, exhibit galleries, and Omnitheater are also available). Discounts are available for Science Museum members, groups of 15 or more, and individuals with limited incomes.

In BODY WORLDS & The Cycle of Life, visitors will take a breathtaking tour of the human life span from conception to old age. It’s a journey they won’t soon forget.


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145th Annual Meeting$95 Individual$950 Table of 10

Thursday, February 75 - 9 p.m.

Saint Paul RiverCentre 175 West Kellogg Boulevard Saint Paul, MN 55102

Keynote Michael KellerPresident of Pearson's Candy

Register now to join colleagues and friends from the Saint Paul and East Metro business community and hear from keynote Michael Keller, president of Pearson's Candy Company! The Annual Meeting is the Chamber's premier event of the year, attracting the majority of our members, city officials and community leaders - don't miss out on this opportunity to join us in celebrating business success in Saint Paul and East Metro communities!

The evening will begin with mingling, followed by dinner and a program featuring a keynote address. We will also recognize outgoing Board Chair Sara Criger, Mercy Hospital - part of Allina Health, and welcome incoming Board Chair Guy Gilmore of the Pioneer Press.

The Chamber's Charitable Foundation will also draw for and announce the Really Big Time Raffle ticket winner! Don't have your raffle tickets yet? This is your chance to win $10,000 or one of three $1,000 CASH PRIZES! Only 400 tickets will be sold at $100 each with proceeds benefiting the Chamber's Charitable Foundation. To purchase your tickets, contact Stephanie Austin at 651.265.2786.

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CONTRIBUTING SPONSORS: Goff Public // Grand Casino - Mille Lacs and Hinckley //

Ideal Printers, Inc. // KSTC TV - Channel 45 // Larson - King LLP // Minnesota Wild // PCL Construction Services, Inc. // Summit Brewing Company //

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Social Reception at Saint Paul Athletic Club$10 Members$20 Non-Members

Tuesday, February 125 - 7 p.m.

Saint Paul Athletic Club 340 Cedar Street Saint Paul, MN 55101

The Saint Paul Athletic Club is reopening in February! Join us for a sneak peek tour of the facility at our Social Reception. Meet fellow Chamber members and visit with old friends while enjoying fabulous food and drinks!

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Public Affairs Series:$20 Members$30 Non-Members

Wednesday, February 2011:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Double Tree by Hilton St. Paul Downtown411 Minnesota StreetSaint Paul, MN 55101

Join the Chamber for an important discussion on regional transit with Ramsey County Commissioner, Jim McDonough and Hennepin County Commissioner, Peter McLaughlin - both leading advocates for regional transit expansion and their respective county representatives to the Counties Transit Improvement Board (CTIB).

Where are we today with major transit projects? What is the future of our regions transit system and what would the implications of the Governeor's proposed seven county quarter cent sales tax mean for the development of the region's transit system? Don’t miss this opportunity to engage on these questions and many more with some of Minnesota’s top transit policy leaders.

Jim McDonough Peter McLaughlinRamsey County Commissioner Hennepin County Commissioner

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Chamber 101FREE

Thursday, February 212:45 - 4 p.m.

Saint Paul Area Chamber of Commerce401 N Robert St. Ste. 150St. Paul, MN 55101

Are you a new member of the Saint Paul Area Chamber of Commerce or just interested in discovering how to get the most out of your membership investment?

Attend Chamber 101 and learn about a variety of opportunities available to you as a Chamber member.

The presentation includes an overview of services, events, advertising, marketing, sponsorships, and additional value-added programs available to Chamber members.

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Business Connection Breakfast$15 Members$30 Non-Members

Thursday,February 287:30 - 9 a.m.

Maplewood Community Center 2100 White Bear Avenue Maplewood, MN 55109

Make valuable connections by attending our upcoming Business Connection Breakfast at Maplewood Community Center!

Come join fellow Chamber members for our speed networking-style breakfast event and expand your network! The morning will begin at 7:30 a.m. with open networking and breakfast, followed by three rounds of structured networking at 8 a.m. Don't forget to bring plenty of business cards!

Sponsorship opportunities

for this series are available.

Contact Mindee Kastelic at

651.265.2779 for more details!

#OutOfTheBoxLunch Series: Jump Start your Small Business Using Social Media

Thursday,February 2811:45 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Deluxe Corporation3680 Victoria Street North Shoreview, MN 55126

Are you unsure how social media can help your business? Not sure which platforms to use – Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter?Whether you are new to the social media scene or have established a base of followers, you can’t miss the opportunity to hear from the experts at Deluxe Corporation on the basics of creating a successful social media strategy. Join us for lunch and an engaging presentation on Thursday, February 28 – you’ll leave energized and informed on how to create a social media strategy and what elements make up a successful campaign!

The #OutOfTheBox Lunch Series Gives members the opportunity to participate in professional development and education events focused on important social media topics. Held in an hour and fifteen minute time frame, these events will give you tangible ideas to take back and apply to your business.

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Founded In: Started in 1990. I purchased the business in 2007.

Location: Alliance Bank Center, 56 East 6th St. #203 Downtown Saint Paul

Website: www.allegrastp.com

What types of products or services do you offer?

We offer all types of media to market or support businesses. Direct mail campaigns including variable data print forms, list sourcing, bulk mail, custom direct mail. We also build and maintain websites, SEO, Social Media campaigns. We offer in house photography and videography services. We are a full capable signage shop, offering anything from posters and banners to building signages, vehicle wraps and graphics. We sell promotional products including custom apparel, mugs, pens, trophies, backpacks, coolers, etc. We also offer traditional print including letterhead, envelopes, business cards, brochures, etc.

What do you want your business to be best known for?

Our service and variety of products. We have consistently been rated at the top of the industry for our well trained staff, attention to detail, and the way we manage expectations. We always provide top results for all of our clients. Allegra is more than just a printing company. Try us for signage, web, video, or promo products and you will not be disappointed!

Tell us about your expansion.

In 2007, annual sales were $275,000. I laid out an aggressive five-year growth plan, expanding services to include graphic design and copywriting, website design and development, strategic marketing planning and cross-media campaigns. The result? Sales in 2012 reached $1.7 million. The company also has grown from one employee to 12 and is planning to move into a new Downtown space this year.

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Jim Flaherty - Allegra Marketing, Print, Mail


January 17 - 27


Ribbon Cuttings - Congratulations on your continued success!

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Career Ventures Inc.1821 University Avenue, Suite S135, Saint Paul 55104


Q. How long have you been an ambassador?

A. Officially, since July of 2012. Unofficially, since the day I was born. My grandfather was the Chamber exec in St. Cloud for nearly 40 years. He used to take me on membership visits when I was a young boy, so the Chamber is in my blood and I’ve always been an ambassador for it.

Q. What do you enjoy most about being a Chamber member?

A. I love meeting other business owners and professionals and listening to their stories. We have so much to learn from each other, and I’m especially interested in the different marketing and networking strategies that are working for others. The Saint Paul Area Chamber of Commerce provides great opportunities and access to so many local businesses.

Q. What is one piece of advice you would offer fellow members?

A. Get involved! Like anything in life, we get out what we put in. Membership in SPACC is a long-term investment in relationships. Come to Chamber events, be an active member in one of the committees. It’s the people that we meet in life that can take us to the places we dream of.

Q. Fun tidbit?

A. I love being part of a business that I hope you will never need. Realizing that someday you will, and Paul Davis Resoration will be there for you. Everyone eventually has water, fire, mold or storm damage. I enjoy the challenge of marketing to people that don’t know if and when they will need us. Our Ambassador Committee plays a vital role inensuring a fantastic member experience. The team iscomprised of committed and engaged SPACC membersdedicated to attending events, ribbon cuttings, andreaching out to members via phone and personal visits.Interested in joining the team? Contact Mindee [email protected] // 651.265.2779!

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Meet Scott Carlson, Paul Davis Restoration & Emergency Services

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In 2005, your Chamber created a tradition called Celebrate Business Success.

This award honors those who provide leading examples of how members of the business community contribute to a shared vision of economic success throughout the Saint Paul/East Metro area.

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At the Chamber’s January Membership Meeting, Commissioner Jim McDonough accepted a Celebrate Business Success award on behalf of the Union Depot. The Union Depot was transformed into a state-of-the-art multimodal regional transportation hub that reopened on December 8, 2012. Last year, the Ramsey County Rail Authority hired the international retail and management corporation, Jones Lang LaSalle, to manage Union Depot and create “The Living Room of St. Paul” experience at the historic landmark. By 2014, Union Depot will offer transportation services via Amtrak, Central Corridor light rail, Jefferson Regional Bus Lines, Metro Transit buses and One-on-One Bicycle Studio.

(Left to right: Tina Volpe - Jones Lang LaSalle, Commissioner Jim McDonough - Ramsey County, Rick Balow – Jones Lang LaSalle, Britt Gilbertson - Briggs & Morgan)


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Saint Paul-based WomenVenture named to its board of directors Kari Wendel, senior director of SMM strategy and solutions at Minnetonka-based Carlson Wagonlit Travel.

Chris Hartnett, a preservation engineer for Minneapolis-based Meyer Borgman Johnson, was promoted to lead the firm's preservation engineering group.

Bill Pentelovitch, a partner in Minneapolis-based Maslon Edelman Borman & Brand's litigation group, was named a 2012 Attorney of the Year by Minnesota Lawyer.

Felhaber, Larson, Fenlon and Vogt, Minneapolis, hired Michael McNally as an attorney who will focus his practice in the areas of labor and employee benefits law.

Visit Saint Paul hired Jaimee Lucke Hendrickson as vice president of membership and promoted Michael Hernandez to director of member services and group sales.

Doug Baker, CEO and chairman of

Saint Paul-based Ecolab, Inc. was named Executive of the Year by the Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal.

Maplewood-based KCS, a services company assisting in professional staffing, was named 2012 Regional Supplier of the Year. This award goes to an outstanding certified minority-owned business.

TKDA completed an expansion of the Hiawatha Light Rail operations and maintenance facility in Minneapolis to serve the new Central Corridor line.

Globe University, Minnesota School of Business, and Broadview University launched a Center for Teaching and Learning to support faculty.

Tammy Barboni, chief marketing officer in the Minneapolis office of Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, was selected by the ranking committee of ExecRank as a "Top Private Company Marketing Executive" for 2012.

Jackie Daylor, a partner in the Minneapolis

office of KPMG, was named national audit and client leader in the firm's food, drink, and consumer goods sector.

Minneapolis-based Lurie Besikof Lapidus & Co. hired Daniel Utz as a director in the accounting and audit department, and Gregory Flannigan as a director in the tax department.

Saint Paul-based Bremer Financial Corp. hried Matthew Maslowski as a market manager at its downtown Minneapolis location.

Troy Stutz, project manager for Minneapolis-based Kraus-Anderson Construction Co., earned the designation of certified health care constructor (CHC) by the American Hospital Association.

J&J Distributing, Saint Paul, celebrated the onset of its 35th year in business with the announcement that they were awarded the Safe Quality Food (SQF) Level 2 certification under the Global Food Safety Initiative Edition 7.

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Appliance Recycling Centers of America, Inc.Ms. Kerry Wallace7400 Excelsior BoulevardMinneapolis, MN 55426Recycling Serviceswww.ARCAInc.com

ApplianceSmart Maplewood1735A Beam AvenueMaplewood, MN 55109Appliance Sales, Service & Repairwww.appliancesmart.com

ApplianceSmart Saint Paul2475 Doswell AvenueSaint Paul, MN 55108Appliance Sales, Service & Repairwww.appliancesmart.com

BonfeMr. Mark Espersen505 Randolph AvenueSaint Paul, MN 55102Contractors Plumbingwww.bonfe.com

City of Arden HillsJill Hutmacher1245 West Highway 96Arden Hills, MN 55112Governmentwww.ci.arden hills.mn.us

Karen Organization of MinnesotaMr. Chong Bee Vang1394 Jackson Street., Suite 200Saint Paul, MN 55117Nonprofit Organizationswww.mnkaren.org

Madden's on Gull LakeMr. Patrick Kincade11266 Pine Beach PeninsulaBrainerd, MN 56401Hotels & Motelswww.maddens.com

Senior Services Consortium of Ramsey CountyMs. Nancy Utoft160 East Kellogg Boulevard, Suite 9500Saint Paul, MN 55101Nonprofit Organizationswww.mealsonwheels rc.org

Sjoberg & Tebelius, P.A.Ms. Ani BackaWoodhill Office Park2145 Woodlane Drive, Suite 101Woodbury, MN 55125Attorneyswww.stlawfirm.com

Total Luxury Limousine ServiceMr. Charlie Murray3565 Hoffman Road EastVadnais Heights, MN 55110Limousine Serviceswww.totallimo.com

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MEMBER CHECKLIST

• Attend Chamber 101

• Join our group on LinkedIn, become a Facebook Fan &

follow us on Twitter

• Take advantage of new member recognition at the

monthly Membership Meeting for the first

six months of your membership!

• Use your new member coupon at an event

• Offer a SPACC Savings coupon or take advantage

of one• Post your events on the Community Calendar

• Use the Chamber logo on your marketing materials

Welcome New Members!

Andrew AhrendtPCL Construction Services Inc.

Neal BuetheBriggs and Morgan, Professional Association

Kari CanfieldMidway Chamber of Commerce

Ingrid ChristensenINGCO International Interpreting and Translating

Bill ColemanSymantec

Emmett ColemanComcast

Shelly Dailey Brandography

Stephen FossXcel Energy Inc.

Kimberly Foster Price3M Community Affairs and 3M Foundation

Chris GeorgacasGoff Public

Morris GoodwinAmherst H. Wilder Foundation

Cushmeer HainesKCS

Doug HennesUniversity of St. Thomas

Kelly LarsonSummit Brewing

Kirby LawU.S. Bank

Craig LeipoldMinnesota Wild

Bill LentschDelta Airlines

John MarshallXcel Energy Inc.

Brian McClungMcClung Communications & Public Relations, LLC

Tammy MencelMinneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal

Geoff Michel Securian Financial Group

David MillerThe Saint Paul Hotel

Susan RaniRani Engineering

Lenny RussoHeartland Restaurant & Farm Direct Market

Ryan RutzickAll, Inc.

Scott RyndaTravelers

Tony SchwartzCORMARQ

Stuart SimekMeridian Management

Kenneth SmithDistrict Energy

Mary TrickInfor

Tom WhaleySaint Paul Saints

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Nexus is a monthly publication for the members of the Saint Paul Area Chamber of Commerce. The objective of Nexus is to inform and educate members of news and events in the Chamber and the Saint Paul/East Metro area. For more information about the Saint Paul Area Chamber of Commerce or to comment on Nexus, please call 651.223.5000 or visit our website at saintpaulchamber.com. We value your input, feedback and questions.

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© Copyright 2013 Saint Paul Area Chamber of Commerce. All rights reserved.Chamber of Commerce Center, 401 North Robert Street Suite 150, Saint Paul, Minnesota 55101Phone: 651.223.5000 Fax: 651.223.5119

Matt Kramer Secretary/TreasurerSaint Paul Area Chamber of Commerce

Scott BurnsGovDelivery, Inc.

Sara CrigerMercy Hospital, Allina Health

Guy GilmoreSaint Paul Pioneer Press

vince MontgomeryT.Y. Lin International

David Quigg Wells Fargo Bank

David RomPlatinum Bank

Dan ScottLeonard, Street & Deinard

Kris TaylorEcolab

Susan WenzKSTC, Channel 45


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