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2 the big picture Destination Marketing
4 networking in the
lowcountry
Chamber Champions
5 our girl iS “reD hot”
Local Chef Orchid Shines On Food Network Star
7 buSineSS on the green
July Business After Hours
All RoAds leAd tothe lowcountRy
CHAMBER BUSINESSA monthly publication of the
Hilton Head Island • Bluffton Chamber of Commerce
MONTHLY
JULY 2011
Destination: Hilton Head Island
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THe big view: dEStINAtIoN MARkEtINg CAMpAIgN EMBRACES tHE NEw NoRMAl
HMedia Marketing PrograM
The tourism community helped shape the 2011-2012 media campaign, targeting the affluent traveler and how we as a community define this leisure market.
The campaign includes national and regional media with an emphasis on Philadelphia, Atlanta and DC.
Destination marketing will focus on third quarter 2011 and first quarter 2012 campaigns designed to drive shoulder season travel.
goals & strategic direction• Actively and collaboratively engage our partners in working with us to define
changes needed in the local tourism marketplace and advocate for change implementation and management.
• Foster cross industry networking, cooperation, cross-marketing, packaging and sales, and opportunities for innovation in pursuing new market segments.
• Research to understand the changing consumer and the most powerful value proposition we offer to meet their needs.
• Advocate for new and innovative product re-development and packaging on Hilton Head Island.
• Advance marketing promotions that target high value visitors with compelling, brand consistent messages.
• Empower our partners to network with each other to cross market the destination on their own, particularly in ways that support the overall destination brand.
• Pursue seasonal growth in group & leisure markets.• Lead the local travel and tourism industry and advocate for its success
through educational forums, workshops, research investment, convenient digital information access, online dashboard metrics and ROI reporting systems, enhanced local communications program and advocacy that gives a cohesive voice to common concerns.
hilton head island leisure Media:• Conde Nast Traveler• Oprah• Bon Appetit magazine• U.S. Airways magazine• SE and NE geotargeted inserts America’s Best Vacations
ilton Head Island offers world-class golf, vibrant arts and culture, 12 miles of pristine beaches and refreshing outdoor recreation in an ecologically sensitive setting.
How do we market our destination to attract visitors? Earlier this year the Hilton Head Island-Bluffton Chamber of Commerce hosted Operation Engagement, an annual process in which the chamber seeks input from the collective tourism community. Overall, the chamber met with over 90 leaders in the business, tourism and real estate community to help develop the marketing plan for our destination.
This community input along with consumer-based research shaped the plan which was developed across all platforms, including print, digital, social, and broadcast media. This combined approach reflects the changing economic, cultural and consumer behavioral trends impacting the travel and tourism industry and both the global and local business community.
great catches
On Hilton Head Island, we’re not only catching succulent seafood, we’re luring first-ratechefs with fresh local ingredients and our taste for great food and wine. Our easy-to-reachsea island has more than 250 restaurants, offering everything from creative southern dishes to four-star fare. So come see what’s cooking on Hilton Head Island. Join us for the Hilton Head Island Wine and Food Festival, March 1-12, 2011.For more about Hilton Head Island cuisine, including authentic Lowcountry recipes,
visit hiltonheadisland.org/bonappetit.
O N H I L T O N H E A D I S L A N D
Hilton Head Island Visitor & Convention Bureau | www.hiltonheadisland.org | 800.523.3373
“ I fell in love with the Island's relaxedstyle, charm and culinary options.”Robert Irvine, host of Food Network'sDinner Impossible, chef and ownerof Robert Irvineʼs eat!
“The bounty of the sea and Lowcountrytraditions influence my creative style.”Leslie Rohland, chef, baker and ownerof The Cottage, just over the bridge inOld Town Bluffton.
bluffton leisure media:• Gozaic.com• Smithsonian• Preservation• History Channel• Coastal Destination
digital: Pay-Per-Click (PPC) campaigns will drive traffic to our
website, target leisure and recreational travelers and promote destination events that drive overnight stays, including marquee events Concours d’Elegance, the Hilton Head Island Wine & Food Festival and The RBC Heritage golf tournament.
We are utilizing AudienceScience Network which behaviorally targets online consumers. Reaching more than 80 million users every month, Hilton Head Island will geo-target vacation planners in the pre-planning phase.
digital marketing Promotions:• TripAdvisor.com• Fodor’s • Travelocity.com• Google Display Network• Yahoo Display Network• Facebook Display Ads• Vacationplanning.net• Social & Mobile Marketing Facebook and the Hilton Head Island Official Mobile
App, YouTube, Twitter, LivingSocial,FoodSpotting, Island Vibe Blogs
• Monthly Topical E-News & Promotions
broadcast:• CBS Broadcast 30-second commercial - 80 ads running in top markets• PBS – Getting Away Together Television Series
The chamber’s destination travel planning is designed to meet the needs and expectations of today’s tourism marketplace, including leisure travel, specialty interest segments and groups and meetings.
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Attendees enjoyed the recent Hilton Head Island-Bluffton Chamber of Commerce’s Chamber Champions evening reception in Long Cove.
AN EvENINg wItH CHAMBER CHAMpIoNS
Mark and Cindy Munn, Bank of America, with Bernie Riedel, Riedel
Computer Services.
Gail and Andy Twisdale, Charter One Realty,
catch up with Roni Albritton , The Mall at
Shelter Cove.
The chamber’s recent membership drive event garnered 200 new members in two days. This fall, the chamber will host Prime Time Expo – a new member showcase and Business After Hours event designed to highlight our new members. The event will be held September 15 from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. Stay tuned for more details.
pRIME tIME EXpo / BUSINESS AFtER HoURS
Board Chair David Tigges with Melissa Azallion, Nexsen Pruet LLC,
joined by Walt Nester, McNair Law Firm and David Rosenblum,
Kennickell Group.
Chamber member volunteers helped drive the successful
membership event.
Deb Thompson, WSAV with
husband Rick Thompson.
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loCAl CHEf oRCHId pAUlMEIER SHINES oN “food NEtwoRk StAR”
H ilton Head Island residents and the national audience of Food Network Star all agree that local chef Orchid Paulmeier is one “hot
mama.” She’s been a Food Network Star fan-favorite from the very beginning.
It may be hot in the kitchen, but she’s cool as a cucumber, smoothly stirring up some classic spice and wowing judges with her megawatt charm and signature warmth.
Her chocolate chip pecan pie with graham cracker bacon crust won raves from Food Network “Dinner Impossible” host and Hilton Head Island resident Robert Irvine. The week three judge marveled at her creation and her persona, “She never stopped smiling and having fun the whole time through!”
Owning a restaurant was always part of Paulmeier’s American dream.
Intent on learning more about the restaurant business, Paulmeier accepted an internship on Hilton Head Island in 1994 and settled in the Lowcountry and began digging into the deep, colorful cooking traditions of this region.
In 2003, Paulmeier opened One Hot Mama’s, handpicking the menu and mixing up all the signature sauces herself. “I blended Southern favorites like collards, cornbread and slow-cooked barbecue, with my own family recipes,” she said, describing the cuisine as “comfort food with a kick.”
And now she is becoming familiar to millions of people throughout the country. With husband Mike and their three children cheering her on, she auditioned and won a slot on Food Network Star, Season 7. The series takes 15 chefs and puts them in what has become a familiar reality TV showdown. Contestants are eliminated weekly, with the winner getting his or her own Food Network show.
The program’s been a great platform for Paulmeier’s dynamic culinary style and offers even greater national exposure for the burgeoning culinary scene on Hilton Head Island and throughout the Lowcountry.
At press time, Paulmeier’s star quality was shining brightly. Her culinary creations have been praised by the judges and she has consistently been one of the leaders in the fan vote. Follow her progress and vote at foodnetwork.com/the-next-food-network-star and on the chamber food blog at hiltonheadisland.org.
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THaNk YOU:
wE CoUldN’t HAvE doNE It wItHoUt yoU...• The Beaufort County channel and WSAV for
partnering with the chamber’s hurricane forum live broadcast. Special thanks to presenting sponsors SerVPro of Beaufort County and PUre Insurance, and supporting sponsor BB&T Carswell Insurance Services, Inc.
• Chamber Hurricane Preparedness sponsors Rainbow International Restoration & Cleaning by High Tide and Armor Storm Protection along with Top 10 Hurricane Tips sponsor Paul Davis emergency Services.
• Time Warner Cable for presenting business speaker Richard Yamarone in partnership with the Hilton Head Island-Bluffton Chamber of Commerce. Thanks to the Hilton Head Marriott Resort & Spa for hosting the event.
• LongHorn Steakhouse and Tanger Outlet Center 1 for hosting the June Business After Hours event with special prizes and gift certificates.
• Bear Creek Golf Club for hosting the class of 2011 Leadership Hilton Head Island Bluffton graduation.
Canadian luxury publication Bay Street Bull Golf Edition features Hilton Head Island’s resort courses in a glossy four-page article in Canada’s Wall Street Journal.
wAll StREEt joURNAl’S BAy StREEt BUll toUtS “lowCoUNtRy pARAdISE”
HIltoN HEAd ISlANd: A SoUtHERN lIvINg’S BESt wEEKENd gEtAwAy
Hilton Head Island makes Southern Living’s special Best Getaways issue. “This is an island with 12 miles of sandy shoreline. It’s time to explore. Go beyond the birdie – eat, drink and feel nature on this busy island.” Spend a day hitting the beaches, play a round of golf; hop aboard tour boats for dolphin sightings,
dining and more. Southern Living reaches an audience of 2.8 million.
iN THe News: jUly
The 2011 Chamber Hurricane Forum, broadcast live from “the
bunker”on the county channel, was hosted by wsaV anchor Russ
Riesinger.
woMAN’S dAy fEAtURES HIltoN HEAd ISlANd
The Woman’s Day May issue invites readers to visit Hilton Head Island with a feature story highlighting island attractions and a promise that “this island is much more than a beach lovers paradise.” The publication reaches 20 million readers online and in print, with a digital reach of 2.4 million unique online visitors per month.
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C H A M B E R
E V E N T S
JUly21 Business After Hours
5:30 - 7:00 p.m.
Hilton Head National
Golf Club
27 Young Professionals Group
5:30 - 7:00 p.m.
Corks, Bluffton
AUGUST5 Government Affairs
Committee, 8 a.m.,
chamber headquarters
18 Business After Hours
5:30 - 7:00 p.m.
Port Royal Golf Club
27 S.C. Chamber Grassroots Mtg.
11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Palmetto Electric New River
31 Young Professionals Group
5:30 - 7:00 p.m.
Corks, Bluffton
bUsiNess afTer HOUrs:
HIlToN HEAd NATIoNAl Golf
N othing like a little business
on the greens! Join us at
Hilton Head National Golf Club
for Business After Hours on
Thursday, July 21 from 5:30 to 7:00
p.m. Chamber members can enjoy
a free round of golf the day of the
event, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Call (843) 842-5900 to set your tee
times.
Business After Hours is a great
opportunity for networking with
friends and business colleagues
in a casual setting. Enjoy great food in a great setting along with
complimentary beer and wine.
Come on out for golf-themed door prizes, gift certificates and more,
including $100 club gift certificate, and lunch for four at the Players Pub.
Attendees must RSVP to be eligible for the grand door prize - a round of
golf for four!
The cost to attend is $10 for chamber members and $20 for non-
members. Register early to be eligible for special prizes. To register or
for more information go to hiltonheadchamber.org.
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Carlos A. Cordero, MD, FACP, has been named medical director of the hospitalist program at Hilton Head Hospital. Cordero joins the medical staff specializing in internal
medicine. Cordero previously served as chief of staff and medical director for Hampton Regional Medical Center’s hospitalist program.
Mark Goodwin has joined The Sea Pines Resort group sales team as senior sales manager. Goodwin formerly served as senior sales manager for the Hilton Savannah DeSoto, and held
sales positions with the Hilton Oceanfront Resort & Spa and the Crowne Plaza Hilton Head Island Beach Resort.
Robert Craig Smith, L.L.M. has joined The Law Office of Fletcher M. Johnson, LLC. Smith’s practice is concentrated in estate planning and probate, corporate and tax law and
commercial development. Susan Harper, Ph.D. has been named managing director for The Garcia Thayer Group medical executive search firm. Harper previously served as director of strategic planning for Edward Hospital and
Health Services in Chicago.
Sonya Goddard has been promoted to senior sales manager at the Hilton Head Marriott Resort & Spa. She has been with the resort for three years and handles the mid-Atlantic and northeast markets.
Alicea Glover has joined Hilton Head Health as marketing coordinator. Glover was a program intern with Hilton Head Health. She holds degrees in journalism and health
promotion from the University of Georgia.
Kent J. Stock, DO, MBA, FAAP, FACP, has joined Hilton Head Hospital, specializing in infectious disease medicine. Stock is board certified by the American
Board of Internal Medicine, with a subspecialty of infectious disease and pediatrics.
Dave Johnson has joined the Randy Fix Team at Gateway Realty as a sales agent. Johnson will focus on mainland residential properties. Previously he served
as a unit manager for Sears Holdings Corporation.
Wayne Ceravolo has been named operations manager for Pino Gelato. He will oversee daily operations at the corporate Hilton Head Island store. Ceravolo
has previous experience in the retail and restaurant industry.
Sunny Nolde, IIDA has joined the interior design staff of Plantation Interiors. Nolde began her design career in New York with Jack Lenor Larsen, Inc. She later worked for Hilton
Head Interiors before starting her own design studio.
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wHO’s wHO: ANd wHo’S wHERE
C H A M B E R
E V E N T S
JUly21 Business After Hours
5:30 - 7:00 p.m.
Hilton Head National
Golf Club
27 Young Professionals Group
5:30 - 7:00 p.m.
Corks, Bluffton
AUGUST5 Government Affairs
Committee, 8 a.m.,
chamber headquarters
18 Business After Hours
5:30 - 7:00 p.m.
Port Royal Plantation Club
27 S.C. Chamber Grassroots Mtg.
11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Palmetto Electric New River
31 Young Professionals Group
5:30 - 7:00 p.m.
Corks, Bluffton
Henry Reynolds has joined B2B CFO as a partner. Reynolds has a 25-year career in corporate finance and is a member of the South Carolina Society of CPAs.
Bluffton Mayor
Lisa sulka and
town staff along
with business
and community
members cut
the ribbon
at the grand
opening of the
Buckwalter Place
Greenway Trail.
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JULY bUsiNess News ediTiON:
The Novus Franchisee National Meeting, Philanthropic Educational Organization, and Construction Professionals Network of N.C. are among the conferences and conventions recently secured by the Hilton Head Island-Bluffton Chamber’s Visitor and Convention Bureau group sales division.
Meetings, conferences and groups bring a positive impact on area businesses, shopping, recreation, gas stations, entertaining, dining and hotel room nights, generating an economic impact of over $150 million for our community in 2011-2012.
To refer a meeting planner or decision maker to the VCB for planning assistance, please contact Jack Reed, director of sales at (843) 341-8361 or visit hiltonheadmeetings.com.
CONFERENCES BRING $$ TO LOCAL ECONOMY:
THAT’S GOOd AdvICE ONLINE SURVEYS INCREASE CUSTOMER LOYALTY
Surveys are a great way to show customers you value them. They also provide valuable insights on running your business better. Online surveys have an advantage because they are often quick and easy to complete. The best strategy is to keep your survey focused on a single objective and limit the number of questions. Share results with your customers by sending them a summary e-mail or by posting the results on your website. This helps close the loop and shows your customers that you truly value their feedback.
— Source Businessweek.com
dOING BUSINESS BETTER SUCCESSFUL BRANDS CONNECT WITH AUTHENTICITY
Authenticity is the key to attracting and retaining customers, according to attendees at the June New York Times Small Business Summit. Customers’ craving for authenticity also has changed the way companies are establishing themselves.
Successful businesses have team members who truly exude the brand message. By sharing worthwhile information with customers, it becomes less like marketing and establishes more of a connection. “Today, people create the story along with the product and it’s more authentic,” said Naked Pizza co-founder and chief brand architect Robbie Vitrano – “the storytelling is baked into the whole package.”
— Source SmartBrief/SmartBlog on Leadership
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MeMbers MakiNg News: JUlypalmetto electric cooperative’s renovated Hilton Head District Office has earned gold certification status Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design from the U.S. Green Building Council. The design incorporates advanced technologies for efficient lighting, heating, ventilation, air conditioning and systems to collect and recycle rainwater. the hilton head island motoring festival & concours d’elegance recently presented over $20,000 in grants and scholarships to local community organizations through its Driving Young America charitable fund. Planning for the 10th annual fall event is underway with BMW designated as the event’s Honored Marque. palmetto dunes tennis center was ranked number two in the world for Best Instruction and Programs and ranked 8th in the world for Top Tennis Resorts in the 2011 world rankings from Tennis Resorts Online. The oceanfront resort was also ranked in the top 10 for overall resorts. the technical college of the lowcountry announced that Amanda Hayman, operations and program manager, TCL Continuing Education and Workforce Development Division has received certification as a certified program planner. The certification is a comprehensive development series for professionals. the randy fix team at gateway realty announced that realtor-in-charge Randy Fix has received the short sales and foreclosure resource certification awarded by the National Association of Realtors. Fix, a former 30-year retail executive, specializes in residential real estate. island tire & automotive services recently announced new ownership by the Edwards family, Berry and Ruthie Edwards, and Berry and Julie Edwards of Hilton Head Island. Island Tire & Automotive Services, established in 1973, has two locations for tires, automotive maintenance and repairs. Berry Edwards, III will oversee operations. pino gelato recently opened two new locations with a stand-alone store in Cranberry Township, PA. and a new location in Haywood Mall in Greenville, S.C. Pino Gelato has 12 locations in metropolitan areas, malls and airports throughout the country. the hilton head area council for estate and financial advisors, inc. has affiliated with the National Association of Estate Planners & Councils. The organization is composed of professionals recognized by their peers for superior service and knowledge.
christie’s international real estate recently announced a corporate name change. The company, formerly known as Christie’s Great Estates, is positioned to follow its parent company Christie’s fine art auction house into the global luxury market.
wood+partners, inc. landscape architecture and land planning firm recently celebrated its 23rd anniversary in business, announced partners Perry Wood, FASLA and Mark Baker, ASLA. The award-winning firm has been recognized for excellence in innovation, design and service.
pertnear, llc marketing agency and Cabela’s, the world’s largest direct marketer of hunting, fishing and outdoor merchandise, have surpassed the 1 million fan benchmark on Cabela’s Facebook page. Pertnear is a privately held company with a specialization in growing audiences on Facebook.
New MeMber: HIgHlIgHtSB2B CFOHenry Reynolds1 Legacy CourtHilton Head Island, SCb2bcfo.com
B2B CFO is a nationwide CFO firm providing part-time CFO services to emerging and mid-market companies. All services are delivered by partners and relationships are on a hand-shake basis.
The AlliAnCe GrOup reAlTyBob Clarkson890 William Hilton ParkwayThe Fresh Market ShoppesHilton Head Island, SCthealliancegrouprealty.com
The Alliance Group Realty is an alliance of talented individuals who share the same vision and embrace new opportunities that exist in the local real estate market.
pkminTs w/TupperwArePenny Scott12 E. Park LoopBluffton, SCmy2.tupperware.com/cscott
It’s not your mother’s Tupperware anymore. The PkMints w/Tupperware company offers microfiber towels, cutlery, and culinary wares including pots and pans, as well as storage containers for food and staples.
islAnd physiCAl TherApyDennis Ittenbach35 Bill Fries Drive, Bldg KHilton Head Island, SCcsmr.org
Island Physical Therapy offers clinical excellence, targeted patient care programs, professionalism and a fun atmosphere; just a few of the reasons why patients return and achieve optimal results.
inTeGrATed neTwOrk sOluTiOns, inC.Barbara Anderson3819 Fourth StreetGarden City, GAphonesav.com
Integrated Network Solutions, Inc. is a full-service telecommunications and data network service provider addressing the business infrastructure needs of the Georgia and South Carolina Lowcountry.
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MeMbersHip reNewaLs: THaNk YOU!
30+ YEARSHoliday Inn Oceanfront
Hudson’s Seafood House On The Docks
20-29 YEARSMain Street Realty
Sea Cloisters at Hilton Head/Shore Management
Optical Solutions, Inc.
Island Builders of Hilton Head, Inc.
Crazy Crab Associates
LINKS Magazine
Peddling Pelican Bike Rentals, Inc.
15-19 YEARSBeach Properties of Hilton Head, Inc.
Island Photography
Commander Zodiac, Inc.
Santa Fe Cafe
Runaway Fishing Charters
Hilton Head Automotive, LLC
10-14 YEARSClassic Consignments
Distinctive Granite & Marble
THA Group
Sauls Funeral Home of Bluffton & Low Country
Memorial Gardens
Owners Club Owners Association at Hilton Head
Savannah Hardscapes
Grace Community Church
Andre Cilliers-RE/MAX Island Realty
F.A. Bartlett Tree Expert Co.
K. Hovnanian Craftbuilt Homes of S.C., LLC
Charles J. Nivens, M.D., P.A. - Spine Medicine
Moss Creek Owners Association
Fraser Construction Company, LLC
4-9 YEARSBeacon Insurance Group, Inc.
Budget Blinds of the Lowcountry
Inn at Palmetto Bluff
BankMeridian, N.A.
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites
Miller Long Term Rentals
Programs for Exceptional People
Heroes on Horseback
Seeds of Calm Spa
Law Office of Jay A. Mullinax, LLC
Palmetto Bay Watersports
Weichert Realtors Coastal Properties
Fiesta Fresh Mexican Grill-North
Fiesta Fresh Mexican Grill-South
G.R.A.C.E. Limo & Luxury Private Sedans, Inc.
Beaufort Memorial Bluffton Medical Services
Celia Dunn Sotheby’s International Realty
Children’s Relief Fund
IL Carpaccio
Lewis Color
Triangle Ice
Doin’ The Charleston Tours
1-3 YEARSMerchant Service Center
Heaven’s Best Carpet Cleaning
Market America
Signature Flight Support Hilton Head Island
Fountain Spa
Bluffton Business Club, LLC
Path-Finder Consulting
Arts Schools Network
Right Writers, Inc.
Island Time Charters
Sourcecode, LLC
Did You Know… The Hilton Head Island-Bluffton Chamber of Commerce has one of the highest chamber member retention rates in the nation.
Ace Masonry & Hardscaper
Affairs To Remember
An Officiant Girl
B2B CFO
Beach Market LLC
Broad Creek Sailing Charters
Carolina Optical
Coastal Owner Services
Daniel’s Restaurant & Lounge
Flatbread Grill
Hilton Head Metropolitan Hotel
Laurel Herter Design, Inc.
Lavon Stevens
Low Country Golf Carts
Murphy’s Irish Pub
Newton Window Cleaning
NoteBusters Disc Jockey Services
Senior Move Managers
The Store
NEW MEMBERS
BUSINESS AFTER HOURS
above: attendees enjoyed June’s
business after Hours at LongHorn
steakhouse, sponsored by Tanger
Outlet Center 1.
Chamber president & CeO bill Miles presents
brian smith, service experts Heating & air-
Conditioning with the business after Hours
event grand prize, a $250 Tanger Gift card.
P.O. Box 5647 • Hilton Head Island, SC 29938
HiltonHeadisland.org
email: [email protected]
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