Monthly Services:

Relocation Packets 4

Member Services 6

Miscellaneous 13

Info. Materials 12

Member Referrals 37*

(*Also see web directory count)

Tourism 3

Chamber Event Inquiries 75

Website Hits 1,570

Pageviews:

Events Calendar 81 * Member Directory 71 Newcomers Page 17 Newsletter Page 92

Spoonbread Festival

Website Hits: 759

Nola Newman

Paula Noland

Trisha Parsons

Greg Powell

Paul Reynolds

Sandra Rose

Jeannette Rowlett

Ronnie Terrill

Linda VanWinkle

Tim Wade

Cora Jane Wilson

George Wyatt

President Jeannette Rowlett President Elect

Greg Powell Vice President

Danny Miller Secretary

Sandra Rose Treasurer

Paul Reynolds

Nicholas Calmes

Steve Carter

Renee Combs

Wayne Combs

Kenny Fields

David Gilliam

Dr. Diane Hatchett

Chad Hembree

Stephan Hobbs

Danny Miller

Jennifer Napier

Kristy Napier

Administrative Assistant

Rebecca Abner

Executive Director

David Rowlette

Sales Representative

Kyle Sowers

Berea Chamber

Peoples Bank Annex

424 B Chestnut Street

Berea, KY 40403

Phone: 859-986-9760

Fax: 859-986-2501

Executive Committee 2019 Board of Directors Office Staff

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“Wor k i n g To ge t he r f o r a B e t te r B e r e a ”

March 2019 Newsletter

www.BereaChamber.com

Support our Chamber & Find Your Niche

Elite Martial Arts to Host our March

Membership Meeting

Chamber Coffee &

Networking Meeting Sponsored & Hosted by

Central Bank

Scenes from Chamber

Coffee & Networking Meeting at Berea Church of God

Scenes from February Membership Meeting at

Wing’s Etc.

Business of the Month

Nomination Form

Advertise in our

Monthly Newsletter

My Chamber, My Story

Join a Committee

Jeannette

Jeannette Rowlett, President Berea Chamber of Commerce 859-248-2505 or jgrowlett@roadrunner.com

Looking forward to the month of March and looking back on February, I must say that the Berea Chamber of Commerce has a lot of work ahead of all of us. January brought us our yearly retreat and now, during March, we all need to decide where our place is in this great chamber. Each of us will take our place to help make our year successful.

Wings ETC hosted our monthly membership meeting, on Febru-ary 21 and fed all of us, with some great food and dessert. Don Brzozowski, also provided some discounts to the membership and also a great way to advertise. We will discuss this at our next board meeting. We are always looking for ways to promote our members and hope that our membership will increase in the coming months.

If you haven’t signed up to participate on a committee, please contact David at the Chamber office number or myself, at 859-248-2505. Our goal for 2019 is to have the best possible events, for our community, county and surrounding areas. Since the Spoonbread is our signature event of the year, in September, we have to plan now and work now and get organized now, so that everything will go smoothly and the results will be a successful one for everyone.

Again, I want to ask all members to participate, in our membership meetings. I want to ask our board members to be at our board meetings. If David has not already sent you our meeting list of dates, that will be sent out to you soon. Please plan ahead, so we can all be in the know and make our decisions together. What do you want from the Chamber of Commerce and what are you willing to do to make it happen? We have a great group of members and board members, so let’s work hard together.

We have one of the best, active and concerned Chambers, in the Commonwealth. We have a pres-ence, in Frankfort, whenever opportunities arise. We have representatives and a senator that will listen. The Chamber is very pro-active. We also have a mayor that is very concerned about the state of our city. This is all a win-win situation for each of us. If we try to do some things different, we should get different results, than in the past.

Everyone, stay tuned for a great, progressive and productive year, which will happen, if that is part of our vision for our chamber and each of our members.

I would also ask that on your anniversary date, for membership renewal, that you please renew your membership, on time. This is what keeps our bills paid and our lights on. Thanks to all of you for being punctual and on time, in advance. It is truly an honor to have each one of you, who feel that supporting the Berea Chamber of Commerce is important.

Spring is around the corner and here is to a greater year than the last one. Hoping for a new pathway to many more successful years, for each current business and future business that may join us this year.

Sincerely,

Executive Director’s Comments Our Gold (Corporate) Partners

Our Silver (Business) Partners

Our Bronze (Associate) Partners

Chiropractic Health Solutions

Citizens Guaranty Bank

Christie Cain, Realtor at Century 21

Cumberland Valley National Bank

D&B Electric & Communications

Lakes Funeral Home

Napier Building and Contracting

Novelis, Inc.

Park Community Credit Union

Time to Roll Up Your Sleeves & Get Involved

Over the last few weeks, our Chamber Board members have taken owner-ship of one or more committees as Chair or Co-Chairs, which provides a di-rect line of communication back to our monthly Board meeting allowing each committee an opportunity to express their unique needs and share their activ-ities through a monthly report to the other Board members. As a Chamber member striving to carve out their niche in our committee structure, you will notice that some committees have standing monthly meet-ings (Economic Development, Spoonbread Festival, etc.) while other commit-tees are more project oriented and may only meet two or three times leading up to their event (Awards Banquet, Golf Scramble, Geocaching Weekend, Christmas Parade, etc.). To join a committee, you will need to call the Chamber office (986-9760) or email us at chamber@bereachamber.com and request to be added to our email distribution list for your selected committee(s) and you will begin receiv-ing all future communications of committee meetings and activities for 2019. Many of our planning committees will be conducting organizational meetings in the coming weeks, so make plans now to get involved. If you need more information concerning the important work of our committees, please review page 5 of this newsletter to see the charges for each committee. As we have openings on our Board of Directors, we always look to our com-mittee structure for up and coming leaders of the Chamber.

Sincerely,

David

Leadership Madison County’s Legislative Day in Frankfort

Member News

2019 Committee Chairs

Ambassadors / Membership Recruitment Committee

Co-Chairs: Linda VanWinkle & Kristy Napier

Awards / Banquet Committee Co-Chairs: Linda VanWinkle

& Stephen Hobbs

Bylaws Committee Co-Chairs: Nick Calmes & Wayne Combs

Christmas Parade Committee

Co-Chairs: Danny Miller & Frankie Blevins

Communications Committee Co-Chairs: Chad Hembree & Jennifer Napier

Economic Development Committee Co-Chairs: Kenny Fields & Jim Davis

Finance Committee

BCOC Executive Committee

Geocaching Weekend & MadRock Duck Derby Planning Committee

Co-Chairs: Jennifer Napier & Steve Carter

Golf Scramble Planning Committee Co-Chairs: David Gilliam & Bud Montgomery

Industrial Relations Committee

Co-Chairs: Paul Noland & Ronnie Terrill

Nominating Committee Co-Chairs: Jeanette Rowlett & Greg Powell

Past Presidents Council

Chair: Jeannette Rowlett & Greg Powell

Public Affairs / Government Relations Committee

Co-Chairs: George Wyatt & Sandra Rose

Rook & Chili Dinner Planning Committee Co-Chairs: Nola Newman & Linda VanWinkle

Scholarship Committee Co-Chairs: David Gilliam

& Dr. Diane Hatchett

Spoonbread Festival Planning Committee Co-Chairs: Nola Newman & Greg Powell

Thank you Wings Etc.!

Join a Planning Committee Today

by calling the Chamber Office at

986-9760

Register on-line at:

www.BereaChamber.com or call 859-986-9760

Please RSVP by Monday, March 11th at 12:00 noon.

Thank You!

Future Meeting Dates

Chamber Coffee & Networking Meeting Sponsor: Morning Pointe of Richmond

Tuesday, April 9, 2019 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m

April Membership Meeting

Sponsor: Spotlight Playhouse Thursday, April 18, 2019 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Chamber Coffee & Networking Meeting

Sponsor: Halcomb’s Knob Bed & Breakfast Tuesday, May 14, 2019 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.

State of the County Address: May 17, 2019

Chamber Coffee & Networking Meeting

Sponsor: Hospice Care Plus Tuesday, June 11, 2019 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.

June Membership Meeting

Sponsor: KY Guild of Artists & Craftsmen Thursday, June 20, 2019 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Member News

You’re Invited!

Chamber Coffee & Networking Mtg.

Tuesday, March 12, 2019 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.

Sponsored & Hosted by:

Central Bank & Trust 101 Brenwood Street

Berea, KY

Berea Chamber of Commerce 2019 Committee Charges

Ambassador / Membership Recruitment Committee: Charged with promoting goodwill throughout the community on be-half of the Chamber of Commerce. One of the group’s primary responsibilities includes planning, conducting and reporting of ribbon cuttings and business anniversary celebrations. Committee members may also be called upon for volunteer labor at Chamber sponsored events such as membership meetings, luncheons, information booths, etc. Develops and imple-ments all member recruitment and retention initiatives to include an annual membership drive and member / prospect sur-veys. The committee regularly reviews membership programs, services, and Chamber dues/investments. The goal for 2019 is to grow to and maintain 300 chamber members. The committee will also conduct three new member orientation programs throughout the year. Charged with reviewing current member benefits and demonstrating the value of Chamber membership to members and non members alike. The committee will also promote our Member to Member Discount programs, offer cou-pons or goodie bags for special events, sponsor speakers and offer Lunch & Learn Workshops.

Awards / Banquet Committee: Charged with planning the year end Chamber Awards Banquet. The committee will be re-sponsible for selecting the location, the caterer, the entertainment, sponsorship and marketing of the event. The Committee is also responsible for promoting the annual Chamber Awards, which include Volunteer of the Year; Man of the Year; Woman of the Year; Business of the Year; Hall of Fame; etc. The committee will select the recipients and recognize each winner during the year end Awards Banquet.

Christmas Parade Committee: Charged with planning and conducting the 34th annual Twilight Christmas Parade to be held the first Saturday evening in December. The committee will promote the event throughout the community, receive appli-cations for parade entries, line up the parade, oversee the awarding of prizes for winning floats, coordinate sponsorships, and select a grand marshal and judges.

Communications Committee: Charged with reviewing and updating the Chambers various communication/marketing tools. These will include the website, a social media presence, monthly newsletter, Berea magazine, relocation packets, city/county map, industrial development and retail packets, etc. Further develop the My Chamber, My Story public relations campaign. Work with other community groups / stakeholders to develop a community calendar.

Economic Development Committee: Meets monthly and may elect to form sub-committees within the group and meet more frequently in order to further the work of the Chamber. During the coming year, the committee will focus its efforts on the 3rd annual Berea Business Fest industrial and retail recruitment, planning for a community center, tourism, transportation issues, and continued development of an entrepreneurial climate throughout our community. Additionally, the committee is responsible for an ongoing Shop Berea Campaign. The Economic Development Committee also works closely with the Pub-lic Affairs/Government Relations Committee on issues and projects.

Executive Committee: Elected officers of the organization, who are charged with developing and monitoring the Chamber ’s annual operating budget, overseeing the Chamber’s building fund and conducts reviews of the organizations bylaws. The committee may also develop, implement, and oversee fund raising strategies in an effort to expedite the growth of our build-ing fund. The committee meets as monthly or as needed. Conducts two meetings per year of the Past Presidents Council, who serves in an advisory capacity to the Chamber’s president, Executive Director and the current Board of Directors. The committee also assists in our efforts to reach out to other Chambers.

Geocaching Weekend & MadRock Duck Derby Planning Committee: Charged with planning, promoting, and conducting the 6th annual Geocaching Weekend and the planning, promoting, and conducting the 4th annual MadRock Duck Derby.

Golf Scramble Planning Committee: Charged with planning and conducting the Chamber’s annual Golf Scramble, which may include a second event (Night Glow Golf Scramble or Wacky Golf Scramble). The committee will coordinate the food, prizes, sponsorship and marketing of the event(s).

Industrial Relations Committee: Charged with developing communications, networking opportunities and partnerships between the Chamber and Berea’s manufacturing sector. The committee will plan and conduct our industrial appreciation luncheon, coordinate various plant tours, coordinate roundtable meetings with plant managers and human resource manag-ers, and address workforce development issues and the planning of a career center.

Nominating Committee: Chaired by the President Elect of the organization and charged with presenting a slate of officers to our Board of Directors in October of each year. They also receive nominations for new Board members and prepare an elec-tion ballot to be used in the annual Chamber election of the Board of Directors in November.

Public Affairs / Government Relations Committee: Meets as needed and may elect to form sub-committees within the group and meet more frequently in order to further the work of the Chamber. The committee coordinates annual Legislative Briefings by our local legislators and interfaces with city, county and state government. Members of the committee make monthly presentations at City Council meetings providing Chamber Updates on our activities, projects and events. The Public Affairs/Government Relations Committee also works closely with the Economic Development Committee on issues and pro-jects.

Rook Tournament Planning Committee: Charged with planning and conducting the annual Rook Tournament.

Scholarship Committee: Charged with preparing and disseminating a scholarship application form, reviewing and awarding a $1,000 scholarship to a graduating student at Berea Community School and Madison Southern High School. The commit-tee will also develop strategies for growing the scholarship program in the coming years.

Spoonbread Festival Steering Committee: Charged with planning and conducting this three day community event. The committee will coordinate the exhibits, competitive events, food, fun park activities, entertainment, sponsorship and market-ing of the September event.

2019 Membership Renewals A Villagers Hand

Baptist Health Berea College EPG Berea Home Village Berea Walk In Clinic

Boone Square Shopping Center, LLC Bremen, Inc. Bruce Fraley

Central Bank & Trust Charles Cromer Allstate Club Arena Skating Rink

Davis & Powell Funeral Directors Ed Brents DMD

Elite Martial Arts & Fitness - Berea Hospice Care Plus

Jeff Parker Jones Family & Cosmetic Dentistry

Kent Family Magic Circus Kentucky Auto Parts

Kentucky Farm Bureau Insurance Co. King’s Eye Care

Lakes Funeral Home Madison County Airport Board

Madison County Property Valuation Office Nesco Resource

New York Life

Member News

March Membership Meeting

Thursday, March 21, 2018 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Sponsored & Hosted by:

Elite Martial Arts & Fitness 124 Glades Road

Berea, KY

www.BereaChamber.com or by email at

david@bereachamber.com or call 859-986-9760.

Please RSVP by Wednesday, March 20th,

at 2:00 p.m.

Thank You!

Meet our Newest Members

Droveio Evan Sims, Co-founder

Berea, KY www.droveio.com

Grow Appalachia at Berea College

David Cooke, Director Berea, KY

www.growappalachia.berea.edu

Heckman Sign Warren Heckman, Owner

Berea, KY heckmansign@yahoo.com

The Chamber’s morning Coffee / Networking Meetings provide an opportunity to network with community leaders, receive a quick update on Chamber programs or services and showcase your place of business.

As a sponsor / host of the meeting, you will: select a date and location. provide coffee / pastries or a light breakfast to attendees. introduce your staff or other special guests. provide an overview of your products or services. offer a tour of your facility or work with the Chamber staff to schedule a speaker.

The Chamber will: promote your meeting through the monthly newsletter. send email invitations to all 250+ Chamber members. provide a quick update on Chamber projects and activities during the meeting. photograph the event.

Future meeting dates include:

Tuesday, January 15 Sponsor: Dominion Senior Living 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, February 12 Sponsor: Berea Church of God 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, March 12 Sponsor: Central Bank & Trust 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, April 9 Sponsor: Morning Pointe of Richmond 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, May 14 Sponsor: Halcomb’s Knob Bed & Breakfast 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, June 11 Sponsor: Hospice Care Plus 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, July 9 Sponsor: Kentucky Printing 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, August 6 Sponsor: White House Clinics - Berea 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, October 8 Sponsor: Berea Health & Rehab 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, November 12 Sponsor: The Terrace Nursing & Rehab 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, December 10 Sponsor: Today’s Family Dental 8:00 - 9:00 a.m.

Business Sponsors / Hosts Needed for Chamber Coffee / Networking Meetings!

Call 986-9760 to schedule your

Chamber Coffee & Networking Meeting

today! www.BereaChamber.com

The Chamber’s monthly membership meetings provide a unique opportunity to showcase your place of business to Berea’s business leaders. As a sponsor / host of the monthly membership meeting, you will: select the time (12 noon or 6:00 p.m.). select a location (a list of meeting locations is available from the Chamber) select your caterer (a list of caterers is available from the Chamber). provide a meal or other refreshments (attendance varies from 30- 50). introduce your staff or other special guests. provide an overview of your products or services. offer a tour of your facility. The Chamber will: promote your meeting through the monthly newsletter. send email invitations to all 250+ Chamber members. provide a quick update on Chamber projects and activities during the meeting. photograph the event.

Future meeting dates include:

January 31 State of the City Address July 18 Sponsor: Nola Newman Realty - 6:00 pm February 21 Sponsor: Wings Etc. August 15 Sponsor: Park Community Credit Union March 21 Sponsor: Elite Martial Arts September 12 Sponsor: Halcomb’s Knob B&B - 6:00 pm April 18 Sponsor: Spotlight Playhouse October 17 Sponsor: Today’s Family Dental May 16 State of the County Address (Tentative Date) November 14 Sponsor: The Folk Circle Assoc. 6:00 pm June 20 Sponsor: KY Guild of Artists & Craftsmen November 21 Awards Banquet (Tentative Date) December 19 Sponsor: Foley’s Florist & Gifts

Our calendar will fill up quickly, so call David at 986-9760 today to discuss this cost effective way

to target your marketing dollars!

Business Sponsors / Hosts

Needed!

www.BereaChamber.com

My Chamber

Story

Meet Paul Reynolds Paul has been a self-employed business owner of Reynold’s Insurance Agency Inc. since 1974, as well as owner and operator of a 140-acre beef farm raising Fleckvieh Simmental Cattle. He was also a Commis-sioner of Southern Madison Water District from 1992-2008. Paul became a member of the Berea Chamber of Commerce back in 1979, and is still an active member to this day.

Paul was elected to the Chamber Board, and later, the position of Vice President. One of his first involvements was the motel/hotel tax issue. The Chamber had voted to approve the issue, and as a local insurance agent, who had many of those insured, he ended up losing their busi-ness.

Paul was very interested in the growth of Berea and says that is the main reason for his joining the Berea Chamber of Commerce. Being active in the Chamber has provided Paul many opportunities to meet dedicated individuals. Paul has met and worked with many elected officials at the state level, as well as Senators and Congressmen, on issues pertaining to our community. Paul has also been able to gain first-hand knowledge and experience helping with community events, thus making him a better business person and community leader. Over the last 38 years, Paul has been a board member, President for two terms, Vice President for one term, Treasurer for three terms, Chairman of the Economic Development Committee for several years, the Cham-ber’s representative to the Tourism Commission one term, served on the Public Affairs Committee, served on the Industrial Relations Committee, as well as several other committees throughout his years of service with the Chamber. Paul has been awarded Man of the Year by the Chamber in 2006, and was presented the Hall of Fame Award by the Chamber in 2007.

Paul says the opportunities the Chamber provides to meet and work with not only Berea Chamber members, but Richmond members as well, to better and improve our town is one of the things he enjoys most about being part of the Chamber.

What Paul enjoys most about living in Berea is how people of all different backgrounds come together to share their ideas and talents, which in turn, is a greatly beneficial to our small town. Paul also enjoys the fact that with his involvement with the Chamber, we are able to provide and continue many successful events, especially for a town of our size.

Along with being a business owner and active member of the Chamber, he is a family man. Paul has two daughters, Katherine Reynolds, a Com-mercial Pilot, and Carolyn Reynolds, an Insurance Agent. Paul also has two grandchildren, Haley Bogie, 11-years-old, and Dylan Anselmo, 8-years-old.

Paul added, “I am an individual who has been blessed with many suc-cesses, both personally and professionally, from many different individu-als and walks of life. I thank GOD daily for all the blessings he has be-stowed on me and my family.”

Advertise Your Business here for only

$12.00 per month.

Call 859-986-9760 for more information.

Scenes from the February Chamber Coffee & Networking Meeting

My Chamber, My Story

Feel free to submit your personal story for consideration by our Communications Committee in our public relations campaign known as My Chamber, My Story. See examples on our website at:

www.bereachamber.com Submissions can be made by emailing your story & photo to:

chamber@bereachamber.com

Thank you Berea Church of God!

Member News Policy

Our member news section provides members, in good standing, the oppor-tunity to share information with other ides Chamber members and the general public. This free service allows you to introduce new employees, promote new facilities, business expansions, awards, certifications, or anniversary celebra-tions and other special recognition with-in your industry. Email newsletter sub-missions to david@bereachamber.com by 5:00 p.m. on the third Friday of each month. The Chamber reserves the right to edit and reject submissions.

Selection Criteria: 1. Must be a current member of the Berea Chamber of Commerce, with at least one year of business activity in Berea. 2. Must provide examples of exemplary customer service and/or community involvement.

Company Name: Contact Person:

Street Address: Phone:

City: State: Zip: Cell Phone:

Year Business was Founded: E-mail Address:

Number of Employees: Website: Brief description of the business: (may attach additional sheets / brochures)

Specific reasons to recognize this business as our Business of the Month: (letter of recommendation optional)

Chamber Involvement:

Guidelines: The deadline for nominations is the 20th day of each month. Nominations can be made by anyone (Chamber members and non-members). Businesses may self-nominate for this award. Nominations will carry over from month to month, up to six months from date received. Selection is based on information provided on this form and any supporting documentation. The business of the month will be recognized at our monthly membership meeting (third Thursday); through the Chamber newsletter and website; as well as the local newspaper. Signage to be displayed for 30 days at the Business of the Month (to be returned for the next winner).

Monthly winners will automatically be included in nominations for Business of the Year Award.

Business of the Month Nomination Form

Nominated by:

Name: Phone: E-mail Address:

Return nomination form to:

Berea Chamber of Commerce Peoples Bank Annex 424 B Chestnut Street Berea, KY 40403 Phone: (859) 986-9760 www.bereachamber.com

Advertise Your Business in the Chamber Newsletter and Reach

250+ Businesses Today!

Newsletter Guidelines, Deadlines and Pricing

Advertising Deadlines: 1. Ads must be received by 3:00 p.m. on the third Friday of each month. 2. The newsletter will be posted to the Chamber website by the 10th day of each month.

Format Options: If at all possible, advertisements should be emailed to david@bereachamber.com ready to cut and paste into the monthly newsletter in one of the following formats. 1. PDF – (press ready) 2. MS Publisher Document

3. TIF Note: Advertisements submitted as MS Word documents often need to be re-created. In which case, an hourly rate of $25 will be charged to re-create the advertisement in the appropriate format. Please supply all graphics as separate jpeg files. Additionally, advertisements submitted as hard copies, faxed or mailed to the Chamber office are subject to the same hourly re-creation rate and will require digital images of all logos, graphics or photos.

Advertising Sizes and Prices: 1. Business Card Ad: 2.00” tall X 3.50” wide $12.00 per month or $120.00 per year (12 monthly editions)

2. 1/4 Page Ad: 3.625” wide X 4.875” tall $20.00 per month ($50 per three months)*

3. 1/2 Page Vertical Ad: 3.625” wide X 9.75” tall $30.00 per month ($75 per three months)* 4. 1/2 Page Horizontal Ad: 7.375” wide X 4.875” tall $30.00 per month ($75 per three months)*

5. Full Page Ad: 8.50” wide X 11.00” tall $40.00 per month** * Discount requires the same advertisement to run three consecutive months without any changes. ** Includes one FREE broadcast email to all Chamber members.

Questions: Call David Rowlette at (859) 986-9760.

Sizes and prices to fit all budgets!

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March 2019

Berea City Council Meeting 6:30 p.m.

Chamber Coffee & Networking Mtg.

Sponsored by: Central Bank & Trust

8:00 - 9:00 a.m.

Membership Mtg. Sponsored & Hosted by:

Elite Martial Arts 12:00 p.m.

Deadline for Submitting

Information for the April Newsletter

5:00 p.m. St. Patrick’s

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City / Chamber Networking Mtg.

City Hall 9:00 a.m.

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Executive Committee Mtg

Peoples Bank Annex 11:00 a.m.

BCOC Board of Directors Mtg.

Peoples Bank Annex 12:00 noon

Daylight Savings Time

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Berea Chamber of Commerce Peoples Bank Annex 424 B Chestnut Street Berea, KY 40403 Phone: (859) 986-9760 FAX: (859) 986-2501 Email: chamber@bereachamber.com Website: www.BereaChamber.com

Our Mission: The mission of the Berea Chamber of Commerce is, with integrity, to promote prosperity and enhance the quality of life in Berea, Kentucky by: • supporting the success and growth of current businesses; • encouraging and seeking new business

development; • enhancing communications and collaboration; and • promoting Berea as a place to live, work

and explore.

2019 Committees

Call the Chamber office at 986-9760 if you would like to volunteer for

a Chamber committee.

Our committees include: • Ambassadors / Membership Recruitment Committee

• Awards / Banquet Committee

• Bylaws Committee

• Christmas Parade Committee

• Communications Committee

• Economic Development Committee

• Geocaching Weekend & MadRock Duck Derby Planning Committee

• Golf Scramble Planning Committee

• Industrial Relations Committee

• Nominating Committee

• Public Affairs / Government Relations Committee

• Rook & Chili Dinner Planning Committee

• Scholarship Committee

• Spoonbread Festival