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Vol 26 No 5 May 2017Community Prayer Luncheon

pg 6

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Blake Vaughn CEO of Compass Phone Cases

pg 11

Chamber Cheers Regulatory Accountability Act

pg 12

May 11 10 am-4 pm

Lubbock Memorial Civic Center

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Thank you to our 5-Star Investors

2

Thank you to our 5-Star Investors

Lubbock Business Network

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In the News this Month

A Message from the Chamber

May Calendar of Events 4Community Prayer Luncheon 6Meet the May Business of the Month 7Get to Know Board Member Tim Perrin 7Meet Blake Vaugh CEO of Compass Phone Cases 11Chamber Cheers Regulatory Accountability Act 12

Since 1913 the Lubbock Chamber of Commercersquos mission of strengthening promoting and serving its member businesses has positively benefited the entire region and local quality of life

As the largest business federation on the South Plains the Chamber represents over 2000 members who employ over 79000 workers and account for over $2 billion in annual household earnings in Lubbock and West Texas all without tax dollars

Each day the Chamber strengthens promotes and serves its member businesses through numerous programs and events The Chamber advocates on local state and federal levels and offers diverse programs for both large and small as well as minority-owned businesses

Share Your NewsTo submit an article about your business or to purchase Lubbock Business Network sponsorships contact the Chamber at (806) 761-7000

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Click here to visit our new website log into the members only portal submit eventsjob openings and much more

2017 Board of DirectorsExecutive CommitteeChairwoman Diannah Tatum Sanford amp Tatum Insurance AgencyChairman Elect Cory Powell TTU Mentor Tech - Institutional Diversity Equity and Community EngagementImmediate Past Chairwoman Beth Bridges South Plains Mall Treasurer Abel Castro FirstBank amp Trust Co Secretary Eddie McBride Lubbock Chamber of CommerceVice Chairman - Business Advocacy Scott Fagin First United BankVice Chairman - Chamber Services and Member Engagement Chuck Walker FirstCare Health PlansVice Chairwoman - Communications and Public Relations Sharon Hyde Bass Volunteer Center of LubbockVice Chairman - Community Development Gabe Vitela Twisted Root Burger CoVice Chairwoman - Programs Services and Events Kathy Oaks American Cancer Society

Board of DirectorsByrnie Bass R Byrn Bass Jr Attorney at LawSteve Beck Covenant HealthAlona Beesinger SuddenlinkRon Betenbough Betenbough HomesKevin Bryan Digital Base ProductionsKeith Bryant Lubbock-Cooper Independent School DistrictFernando Bustos Bustos Law Firm PCChristi Chadwell Texas Tech UniversityYoung Professionals of LubbockRenee Gonzales Davis 4ORE GolfCasey Doyle Casey Carpet OneLinda Gaither WestMark Realtors-GaitherRatcliffJeff Horn Benchmark Business SolutionsChris James United SupermarketsBrent King UMC Health SystemChris Lonngren SchlotzskyrsquosDana Madison Calvert Home Health CareDave Marcinkowski Madera CompaniesBecky Palmer Atmos EnergyBill Patton Robinson Johnston amp Patton CPAsTony Pena FirstCapital BankL Timothy Perrin Lubbock Christian UniversityCathy Pope StarCare Specialty Health SystemVanessa Reasoner Grace Health SystemsDr Berhl Robertson Lubbock Independent School DistrictShannon Spencer Girl Scouts of Texas Oklahoma Plains IncMarcie Truby Directorrsquos Choice

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May2 Ribbon Cutting Italian Garden ndash 1 Year Anniversary ndash 1030 am 1215 Ave J Hub City BBQ Team Leads ndash 4 pm ndash LCOC Groundbreaking Bacon Heights Baptist Church (New Addition) 430 pm ndash 5110 54th St

3 Ribbon Cutting Small Business Expo ndash 8 am McKenzie-Merket Alumni Center ndash 17th St and University Ave Ribbon Cutting TTUHSC - CMHC Montford Art Exhibit ndash 1 pm 3601 4th St Business Expo Committee ndash 4 pm ndash Wells Fargo Center 1500 Broadway ndash Second Floor ndash San Jacinto Room

4 Ag Committee ndash 830 am ndash LCOC Community Prayer Luncheon ndash 1130 am ndash Lubbock Memorial Civic Center ndash 1501 Mac Davis Lane Business After Hours Casey Carpet One ndash 530 pm 6000 Spur 327 Ste 200

5 Ribbon Cutting Lubbock Primary Care ndash 10 am ndash 11007 Quaker Ave Transportation Committee ndash 1030 am ndash LCOC

8 Ribbon Cutting Pizza Hut ndash 1130 am ndash 9830 Slide Rd

9 Groundbreaking Holiday Inn Express - Downtown ndash 10 am 2115 Marsha Sharp Fwy Ribbon Cutting Racer Classic Car Wash ndash 2 pm ndash 10102 Slide Rd YEA Lesson 26 ndash 430 pm ndash Texas Tech Innovation Hub ndash 3911 4th St Young Professionals of Lubbock First Tuesday Networking ndash 530 pm Louise Hopkins Underwood Center for the Arts (LHUCA) ndash 511 Ave K

10 Leadership Lubbock Committee ndash 330 pm ndash LCOC

11 Ribbon Cutting Business Expo ndash 945 am ndash Lubbock Memorial Civic Center ndash 1501 Mac Davis Lane Business Expo ndash 10 am ndash Lubbock Memorial Civic Center 1501 Mac Davis Lane Business After Hours Lubbock Moonlight Musicals ndash 430 pm Lubbock Memorial Civic Center ndash 1501 Mac Davis Lane

12 Ribbon Cutting Flatland Homes ndash 10 am ndash 3912 125th St Government Relations Committee ndash 1030 am ndash LCOC

15 Ribbon Cutting A Social Key ndash 4 pm ndash LCOC

16 Ambassador Team Leads ndash 830 am ndash LCOC Ribbon Cutting On The Border ndash 11 am ndash 6709 Slide Rd Golf Classic Committee ndash 4 pm ndash LCOC YEA Lesson 27 ndash 430 pm ndash Texas Tech Innovation Hub ndash 3911 4th St

17 Leadership Lubbock Class Day ndash All Day Executive Committee ndash 12 pm ndash LCOC Ambassador Monthly Luncheon South Plains Food Bank ndash 12 pm 5605 Martin Luther King Blvd Ribbon Cutting Caprock Cardiovascular Center LLP ndash 4 pm 4316 23rd St

18 Young Professionals of Lubbock Lunch and Learn ldquoYour Voice Your Choice Your Futurerdquo ndash Sanford amp Tatum Insurance Agency 5241 98th St Ribbon Cutting Carpet Solutions ndash 430 pm ndash 6211 114th St

19 Ribbon Cutting Neighbors Emergency Center ndash 10 am ndash 4337 50th St

20 YEA Trade Show ndash 10 am ndash South Plains Mall ndash 6002 Slide Rd

22 Ribbon Cutting The Haute Gypsy ndash 430 pm ndash 2601 Salem Ave Ste 3

23 Groundbreaking Alliance Federal Credit Union ndash 3 pm ndash 2220 34th St Hub City BBQ Committee ndash 4 pm ndash LCOC YEA Lesson 29 ndash 430 pm ndash The Grand ndash Reagor Dykes Auto Group Green Building ndash 1215 Ave J YEA Graduation ndash 6 pm ndash The Grand ndash Reagor Dykes Auto Group Green Building ndash 1215 Ave J

24 Ribbon Cutting LegalShield - Soaring Eagles ndash 1130 am - LCOC

25 Board of Directors ndash 10 am ndash TBD Ribbon Cutting Blazing Grill Steakhouse ndash 4 pm 3701 N Frankford Ave Business After Hours Centennial Bank ndash 530 pm ndash 6602 Quaker Ave

31 Ribbon Cutting Timeless Custom Frames amp Art Gallery ndash 1130 am 3501 50th St Ste 112 Young Professionals of Lubbock Committee ndash 4 pm ndash LCOC

Upcoming EventsMay 4Community Prayer LuncheonBusiness After Hours Casey Carpet One

May 11Business ExpoBusiness After Hours Lubbock Moonlight Musicals

May 18Young Professionals of Lubbock Lunch and Learn - ldquoYour Voice Your Choice Your Futurerdquo

May 20YEA Trade Show

May 23YEA Graduation

May 25Business After Hours Centennial Bank

For a complete list of Chamber and member events visit our calendar online at lubbockchambercomevents

May 9 2017530 pm-7 pm

Young Professionals of LubbockNetworking

hosted by

511 Ave K

featuring Congressman Jodey Arrington

Lubbock Business Network

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Chamber Staff

PresidentCEO Eddie McBride IOMExecutive Vice President Norma Ritz Johnson CCE IOMCFOCOO Sheri Nugent IOMVice President - Communications amp Public Relations Tammi BoozerVice President - Programs Services amp Events Christye WeldCommunity Development Director Amy Marquez IOMMember Relations Director Cathy PotterBusiness Development Coordinator Brenda RichardsonCommunications Specialist Haily AssiterEvent Specialists Allison Cottrell Korryn McMinnGovernment Relations Specialist Stevie Poole Kyle JacobsonAdministrative AssistantOffice Coordinator Patsy MoffettCustomer Service Representative KC Torres

Business After Hourssponsored by

May 25 2017530 pm-7 pm6602 Quaker Ave

Business After Hourssponsored by

May 4 2017530 pm-7 pm

6000 Spur 327 Suite 200

Business After Hourssponsored by

May 11 2017430 pm-6 pm

1501 Mac Davis Lane (Civic Center)

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Community Prayer Luncheon to Feature Stars from Movie Irsquoll Push You Mark your calendars for this yearrsquos Community Prayer Luncheon that will be held on Thurs May 4 at 1130 am at the Lubbock Memorial Civic Center We are excited to bring you two phenomenal speakers in Patrick Gray and Justin Skeesuck best friends who completed the 500-mile pilgrimage called Camino de Santiago This was not your ordinary pilgrimage as Skeesuck lives life in a wheelchair due to a progressive neuromuscular disease Over the past 20-plus years the disease has slowly taken away Skeesuckrsquos ability to use his arms and legs In the spring of 2012 Skeesuck learned about the Camino de Santiago and asked his lifelong friend Gray what he thought about tackling the ancient pilgrimage Grayrsquos response was ldquoIrsquoll push yourdquo Two years later they started their 34-day journey Both Gray and Skeesuck are married and each has three children They founded Push Inc where they help organizations and individuals realize they can achieve more together The two have a film being made about their friendship and journey which is scheduled to be released in early fall of 2017 Musical entertainment will be provided by Kenzie Walker and the High Point Village Handbell Choir The luncheon serving line will begin at 1130 am with the program beginning promptly at 12 pm Click here to see of feature on Gray and Skeesuck from the Today Show

Thanks to our CPL sponsorsPresenting

Speakers Underwritten By

Diamond First United Bank Happy State BankPlatinum 7B Development Deerwood Construction Inc FirstCare Health Plans PrimeWest Mortgage Corp Thrivent Financial Wayland Baptist University - Lubbock WestMark Realtors

Chamber Welcomes KC Torres as Customer Service Representative The Lubbock Chamber of Commerce has announced the full-time hiring of KC Torres as Customer Service Representative Torres had been an intern at the Chamber since September but officially started full-time on April 17 A native of Mission Texas Torres is a December 2016 graduate of Texas Tech University where she received her Bachelor of Science degree in agriculture communications As the Customer Service Representative Torres is the first person to welcome visitors to the Chamber as they walk in the front door Torres handles the day-to-day front office duties of the administrative staff as well as assisting in all areas of the Chamber Torres and her fianceacute Jacob Woolsey plan to marry in April 2018

KC TorresCustomer Service

Representative

Lubbock Business Network

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Introducing our May Business of the Month Lubbock Police Department Homeless Outreach Team (HOT)How has being a member of the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce helped to increase your business relationships in the business community andor community involvement Leadership Lubbock has become one of the cornerstone leadership training programs for the Lubbock Police Departmentrsquos commanders and supervisors As well as opportunities for networking and relationship building with businesses and civic leaders throughout the community

When did the LPD join the Chamber The City of Lubbock joined the Chamber in 1990

What is your favorite part of being a member of the Chamber Maintaining and strengthening partnerships with the business community

In what ways is the LPDHOT involved with the Chamber HOT has attendedparticipated in a number of the Imagine

Lubbock Together meetings HOT has worked with this committee to partner with businesses in the efforts of downtown redevelopment HOT was introduced to the community via the Chamber University Business Security and Safety Seminar This event allowed HOT to explain the role they would be playing in the police department and community in dealing with issues of homelessness in Lubbock Many business contacts were made which provided a number of donation opportunities for HOT

Does the LPDHOT have a favorite Chamber event The Chamber University Business Security and Safety Seminar

Get to Know Board Member Tim PerrinWhere do you work and what does your job entail I work at Lubbock Christian University and as president I have the privilege of seeking to advance the universityrsquos mission of changing lives Irsquom honored to serve the outstanding faculty staff students alumni and friends at my alma mater How did you get involved with the Chamber and what keeps you involved I got involved with the Chamber because I wanted to find ways to serve and strengthen our community I canrsquot imagine a better way than through the Chamber which so effectively represents the business community I stay involved because of the great people What is your favorite event or program of the Chamber I love the Chamberrsquos wonderful variety of events and programs The Chamber ambassador program is just one of the many Chamber programs I love for the way it effectively engages the business community What are some of your other community leadership roles In addition to my service on the Chamber board I also serve on the board of the Independent Colleges and Universities of Texas and on the LCU Foundation board of directors My wife Lucy and I are members of the Broadway Church of Christ

Tim PerrinPresident

Lubbock Christian University

Finish this sentence Never again will Ihellip doubt that a small group of thoughtful committed citizens can change the world

Lubbock Business Network

8

Business Expo Superheroes Take Part in the Action The 2017 Business Expo presented by American National Bank will be held May 11 from 10 am-4 pm at the Lubbock Memorial Civic Center A private networking event for exhibitors only will be held from 9-10 am and a ribbon cutting will be held at 945 am to officially kickoff the event and open the doors to the public This yearrsquos theme is Superheroes developed by RD Thomas the official advertising agency for the 2017 Business Expo This yearrsquos event will focus on connecting businesses to local community heroes Hosted each year by the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce the Business Expo showcases over 200 exhibitors and will welcome approximately 7000 attendees throughout the day Back by popular demand a variety of business seminars will be held throughout the day and are free to attendees of Business Expo These seminars are designed to help businesses hone their social media skills make sure their business websites are designed to increase revenue and learn how to solve common business issues and problems

This yearrsquos seminars are 1030 am ndash ldquoYou Might Be Wasting Your Advertising Budget The Digital Agerdquo ndash Jerrod Shelton OwnerDigital Media Director of Contract Cre8ive

230 pm ndash ldquoThe Heart of Itrsquos My Pleasurerdquo presented by Chick-fil-A Brandon Mulkey OwnerOperator Abie Rampy Executive Director of Brand Excellence amp Public Relations and Corie Williams Director of Communications You wonrsquot want to miss this yearrsquos Business Expo If you havenrsquot participated in the past now is the year to consider having a booth at this very popular event There is still space available so call Allison Cottrell at (806) 761-7000 or email her at allisoncottrelllubbockbizorg to reserve a booth Free tickets are available at the Chamber office until Wed May 10 Tickets are $5 at the door the day of the Expo

Thanks to our sponsors

Presenting

Emerald Dunkin Donuts Baskin Robbins Burger Fi Tide Dry Cleaners

Diamond Chick-fil-A Fox 34 RD Thomas Advertising Suddenlink Communications Time Forge

Platinum Benchmark Business Solutions Bodyworks Family Sports Centers FirstCare Health Plans Lamar Outdoor Advertising Workforce Solutions South Plains

Signs Advanced Graphix

Gold 4ORE AMA TechTel European Wax Center

Silver Samrsquos Club

Banner Caprock Home Health Services Choice Media Courtyard by Marriott Lubbock Downtown Premiere Cinema Racer Classic Car Wash Raider Ranch Truno Retail Technology Solutions

Hospitality Coca-Cola Refreshments Samrsquos Club

Lanyards Switch IT Support

May 1110 am-4 pm

Lubbock Memorial Civic Center

Lubbock Business Network

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Total Resource Campaign Surpasses Goal The 2017 Total Resource Campaign wrapped up this yearrsquos campaign with a victory party at The Range on Tues April 25 to celebrate another great success The group of volunteers which were led by Chairman Marcus Young of United Supermarkets and Co-Chairman Mark WIlliams of Sanford amp Tatum Insurance Agency celebrated surpassing its goal by reaching $550592 in sponsorships during the TRC this year The Chamber thanks the amazing volunteers for their hard work in securing sponsorships and getting new members during the last three months Even though the TRC has concluded the Chamber still has sponsorships available for upcoming events in 2017 Please contact the Chamber office at (806) 761-7000 for more information on available sponsorships Thanks again to our volunteers and members for their continued support of the Chamber We look forward to many great events this year The Chamber would also like to thank the following members for their contributions throughout the TRC

Meeting Space and Food SponsorsWayland Baptist University - Lubbock CampusJ T Talkington YWCA at Sun lsquon FunMontelongorsquos Mexican RestaurantFirst Bank and Trust PrimeWest MortgageCampisirsquos RestaurantBody Works Family Life CenterChop Chop Japanese SteakhouseSanford and Tatum Insurance AgencyChick-fil-AHilton Garden InnDominorsquos PizzaUnited Supermarkets

Door Prize DonationsUnited Supermarkets PiperCasey Carpet One J HoffmanrsquosSouth Plains Mall UnifirstNurse Finders Varsity BookstoreLubbock State Supported Center Loversquos Travel ShopTexas Tech University Cotton Patch CafeacuteTexas Tech Club Jasonrsquos DeliU Dawg Graphics Nothing Bundt Cakes Overton Hotel amp Conference CenterAshmore Inn amp SuitesTwisted Root Burger CoAspen CreekPrestige CleanersInn of the Mountain GodsI Love Kick BoxingClarion HotelRacer Car WashSouthwest Aqua SportsGirl Scouts Texas and Oklahoma PlainsDiamontrique of Lubbock

Bobby Cox Receives Doc McPherson Award Congratulations to Bobby Cox of Pheasant Ridge Winery for receiving this yearrsquos Doc McPherson Award Cox was honored on April 27 at the Lubbock Chamber of Commercersquos - A Taste of Texas Wine and Food Pairing Cox has been in the wine-making business since 1972 when he made his first wine from blackberries picked along the SF Railroad right of way outside of Fort Worth and that was the beginning of a 44-plus year career and counting in the wine business Cox a native of Lubbock grew up in Fort Worth but returned to Lubbock to attend Texas Tech University where he graduated in 1975 with a degree in business and horticulture In 1982 Cox and his wife Jennifer opened Pheasant Ridge Over the years his wines received gold medals in all major American competitions In 1996 the Coxes stepped away from Pheasant Ridge and Cox focused his knowledge and talents into vineyard management and development on the High Plains In 2016 the Coxes came back to Pheasant Ridge and today he is making wine again We congratulate Cox on winning the Doc McPherson Award

Lubbock Business Network

10

Growing Community LeadersMeet Leadership Lubbock Member Robin AverhoffWhy did you apply for the 2017 Leadership Lubbock Class I was asked to apply by my organizationrsquos leadership team and was honored with the opportunity as I have heard what a great program Leadership Lubbock was from friends who are past graduates of the program What are some of your favorite Leadership Lubbock events to date Irsquove enjoyed everything as itrsquos given me the chance to get to know so many new faces I have enjoyed each day and the programs that have been a part of them because they have given me new perspectives and insights on our city but my favorite gatherings to date have been the L3 meetings I have liked these because they allow for a smaller setting which helps us to get to know those in our class on a more personal level At one of my L3 events we were able to invite spouses to a happy hour and getting to bring my husband and meet other spouses was so much fun What do you feel is the most rewarding part of being part the Leadership Lubbock It is such a honor to be a part of the program Most rewarding for me is getting to know others from Lubbock who work in various industries across our community Why is the Leadership Lubbock program important to you For the chance to meet other Lubbock professionals who love Lubbock and value the opportunity to better themselves

What do you hope to do to gain from the Leadership Lubbock Class New friends and better overall insight of Lubbock and the industries that make up our community so I can promote and advocate for everything that makes Lubbock GREAT

Who do you work for Covenant Health What is your position Supervisor Patient Experience Share some info about your familyI am married to my very best friend KR Averhoff KR is a passionate dairy farmer and we are both proud to be a part of the greater agriculture

community We share a love for travel people and the Lord This April (4217) we welcomed our first daughter to our family so we are currently loving our newest adventure together and daily learning how to raise our precious baby girl Lynlee Ryan

We are preparing to publish our 2018 Lubbock Chamber of Commerce Business Directory and Resource Guide Thanks to your support past directories are valuable resources We look forward to the 2018 publication being better than ever The Directory is an excellent opportunity to highlight your business both locally and across the United States as directories are mailed to all current and prospective members and people inquiring about Lubbock

As a Chamber member your company is entitled to one listing in the alphabetical section by company and one in the classified section by type of business The company will be listed in the Buyerrsquos Guide section under its primary classified listing only However if you wish to be listed under more than one area this option will be made available for purchase Additionally your company is also listed on the Chamberrsquos website wwwlubbockchambercom and on the mobile website for smartphone users as an additional membership benefit

There is also an opportunity to purchase sponsorship space in the Directory If you are interested in sponsoring or have any questions please contact the Chamber at (806) 761-7000

We appreciate your membership and look forward to working with you on the 2018 Directory

Click here to view our online membership directory at anytime

2018 Direc tor y Coming Soon

Lubbock Business Network

10

Growing Community LeadersMeet Leadership Lubbock Member Robin AverhoffWhy did you apply for the 2017 Leadership Lubbock Class I was asked to apply by my organizationrsquos leadership team and was honored with the opportunity as I have heard what a great program Leadership Lubbock was from friends who are past graduates of the program What are some of your favorite Leadership Lubbock events to date Irsquove enjoyed everything as itrsquos given me the chance to get to know so many new faces I have enjoyed each day and the programs that have been a part of them because they have given me new perspectives and insights on our city but my favorite gatherings to date have been the L3 meetings I have liked these because they allow for a smaller setting which helps us to get to know those in our class on a more personal level At one of my L3 events we were able to invite spouses to a happy hour and getting to bring my husband and meet other spouses was so much fun What do you feel is the most rewarding part of being part the Leadership Lubbock It is such a honor to be a part of the program Most rewarding for me is getting to know others from Lubbock who work in various industries across our community Why is the Leadership Lubbock program important to you For the chance to meet other Lubbock professionals who love Lubbock and value the opportunity to better themselves

What do you hope to do to gain from the Leadership Lubbock Class New friends and better overall insight of Lubbock and the industries that make up our community so I can promote and advocate for everything that makes Lubbock GREAT

Who do you work for Covenant Health What is your position Supervisor Patient Experience Share some info about your familyI am married to my very best friend KR Averhoff KR is a passionate dairy farmer and we are both proud to be a part of the greater agriculture

community We share a love for travel people and the Lord This April (4217) we welcomed our first daughter to our family so we are currently loving our newest adventure together and daily learning how to raise our precious baby girl Lynlee Ryan

We are preparing to publish our 2018 Lubbock Chamber of Commerce Business Directory and Resource Guide Thanks to your support past directories are valuable resources We look forward to the 2018 publication being better than ever The Directory is an excellent opportunity to highlight your business both locally and across the United States as directories are mailed to all current and prospective members and people inquiring about Lubbock

As a Chamber member your company is entitled to one listing in the alphabetical section by company and one in the classified section by type of business The company will be listed in the Buyerrsquos Guide section under its primary classified listing only However if you wish to be listed under more than one area this option will be made available for purchase Additionally your company is also listed on the Chamberrsquos website wwwlubbockchambercom and on the mobile website for smartphone users as an additional membership benefit

There is also an opportunity to purchase sponsorship space in the Directory If you are interested in sponsoring or have any questions please contact the Chamber at (806) 761-7000

We appreciate your membership and look forward to working with you on the 2018 Directory

Click here to view our online membership directory at anytime

2018 Direc tor y Coming Soon

Lubbock Business Network

11

YEA Spotlight Meet Blake Vaugh CEO of Compass Phone Cases

Click here to APPLY for the 2017-2018 class

yplYOUNG PROFESSION

ALS OF LUBBOCK

Click here to meet some of the Young Professional of Lubbock

members in our community

JOIN YPL TODAYcontact Korryn McMinn at

(806) 761-7000 to learn more

Contact Amy Marquez at (806) 761-7002 to learn more

Meet Blake Vaughn CEO of Compass Phone Cases Vaughn is one of 16 students among 12 businesses who pitched their businesses to local investors on Wed April 5 at the Helen DeVitt Jones Auditorium and Sculpture Court The local investors awarded startup money to all 12 businesses and Vaughn was chosen as the Saunders Scholars Semi-Finalist Vaughn will travel to Rochester NY on May 5 to compete in the Saunders Scholars National Competition on May 6 This event serves as the 2017 National Semi-Finals Competition and the 2017 National Finals Competition where the top students will be pitching in front of an elite panel of judges hoping to be crowned as the Young Entrepreneurs Academy Saunders Winner Students will be competing for prestigious prize packages including college scholarships business start-up services and the 2017 Saunders Scholars National Winner will receive an all expense paid trip to Americarsquos Small Business Summit hosted by the US Chamber of Commerce in Washington DC September 11-13 Vaughn is a seventh grader at Frenship Middle School who enjoys time with family and reading

ldquoBeing an entrepreneur is great way to earn money for myself and charitiesrdquo Vaughn said

Attend Chamber Basics to Learn More about the Lubbock ChamberThe next Chamber Basics ldquoPizza with the Presidentrdquo is

scheduled for 1130 am Tues June 13 in the Wells Fargo Center at 1500 Broadway second floor in the San Jacinto Room

Chamber Basics is for more than just new members This event is a great way for not only new members to get involved but also for those who are a new employee of a long-standing member company or for those who havent been active in the Chamber

Youll learn about the Chamber and meet other members as well as volunteers and staff Plus you will have the opportunity to promote your business

For more information on this free event please contact Cathy Potter Membership Realtions Director by e-mail or by phone at (806) 761-7000 Registration is also available online by clicking here

Sponsored by

Pizza donated by Pizza Hut

Lubbock Business Network

12

Voice of Business

Legislative Benefactor

Chamber Cheers Regulatory Accountability Act Introduced in US Senate The Lubbock Chamber of Commerce is cheering the Regulatory Accountability Act (RAA) that was introduced in the US Senate with bipartisan support from Senators Rob Portman (OH) and Heidi Heitkamp (ND) The introduction of the RAA is a huge step forward in making regulatory reform a reality in the 115th Congress ldquoThe business community asked the US Senate in February to take action to make regulatory reform a reality and they did just that todayrdquo said Diannah Tatum Lubbock Chamber Chairwoman This milestone is due in large part to the participation in the multi-association letter that the Chamber was part of that

included trade associations and state and local chambers of commerce The letter urged the Senate to introduce the RAA earlier this year and it received enthusiastic support from 616 cosigners from all 50 states The House passed the RAA with a bipartisan vote of 238-183 on January 11 2017 Congressman Jodey Arrington voted in favor of the legislation an action for which the Chamber expressed its appreciation Lubbock Chamber membersrsquo frustration with regulatory overload led the Chamber to take part in five lawsuits against the Environmental Protection Agency and US Department of Labor in 2016

Just a few years ago more than 8000 local residents came together to imagine what Lubbock would look like in the years to come Filled with hope and optimism they imagined a community with a booming economy and a bustling downtown filled with pedestrians walking and biking from shop to shop The City of Lubbock is taking yet another step toward fulfilling the communityrsquos vision This summer the City will repaint the stripes along Broadway and ultimately connect Texas Tech University to downtown to the Canyon Lakes Park System Cyclists will have a safe route to travel and the new design will open up the roadway for drivers by creating a continuous two way turn lane and adding additional parking in some areas Roads are just as much an economic asset to the community as they are functional elements Well-designed streets can generate higher revenues for businesses and higher values for homeowners according to the National Association of City Transportation Officials For this reason the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce is encouraged to see the Cityrsquos investment The vitality of urban life demands a design approach sensitive to the multi-faceted role streets play in our community which is why the City of Lubbock is implementing the first ldquoComplete Streetsrdquo project in downtown Lubbock Complete Streets is a national model designed and operated to enable safe access for all users according to Smart Growth America They are specifically planned to make it easier for pedestrians to cross roads to access local shops for cyclists to safely utilize the streets and to help buses run more efficiently However with the changes in the way the roads are designed there will also have to come new driver awareness Keep an eye out for articles in future Lubbock Business Network additions about how you can take the most advantage of the new road designs

Mayor Pope and Rep Burrows Join Chamber Government Relations

Committee

At its April meeting the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce Government Relations Committee was joined by Lubbock Mayor Dan Pope and by phone Representative Dustin Burrows to discuss updates from the 85th Legislative Session and City Hall

New Bike Lanes in Downtown This Summer

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13

Cotton a longtime staple crop on the South Plains and major part of the regionrsquos economy is growing into a new sector environmental cleanup following oil spills The Institute of Environmental and Human Health (TIEHH) at Texas Tech University has found that finer raw cotton in loose form performs best for absorbing oil according to a study in the MarchApril 2017 issue of the AATCC Journal of Research published by the American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists (AATCC) ldquoThe oil spill issue has become a global issue as it affects human health and environmentrdquo said Seshadri Ramkumar lead author of the study and a professor in the institutersquos Nonwovens amp Advanced Materials Laboratory where the research was conducted ldquoSo far most oil sorbents are synthetic-based which also leads to problems in marine environments Our goal is to enable a biodegradable and natural product to be an efficient and cost-effective oil sorbentrdquo The study compared the oil absorption characteristics of finer and coarser cotton in loose needlepunched nonwoven and hydroentangled nonwoven forms Finer cotton in loose forms was proven superior for oil absorbency The study showed the importance of cotton micronaire for oleophilic applications such as spill remediation Among the important characteristics of cotton micronaire ndash a measure based on cottonrsquos air permeability ndash is an indicator of its fineness and maturity The project was a collaborative effort between faculty in TIEHH and the Texas Tech Department of Mechanical Engineering the Nonwovens amp Advanced Materials Laboratory and the Southern Regional Research Center of the US Department of Agriculturersquos Agricultural Research Service in New Orleans where samples were prepared It also involved a future generation of scientists in the research process with the

addition of Ronald Kendall Jr and Luke Kitten The two were seniors at Coronado High School and Lubbockrsquos Trinity Christian High School respectively during the study ldquoWe believe in preparing high school students to go into STEM fieldsrdquo Ramkumar said ldquoMore importantly we would like to work with the young generation from the producer community That is the reason Luke Kitten whose family owns Kitten Land Company was involved The work trained both high school and graduate-

level studentsrdquo Ramkumar has worked to introduce cotton to the field of technical textiles for more than a decade He is the creator of FiberTectTM a nonwoven decontamination wipe capable of cleaning toxic chemical agents ldquoThe work done by Dr Ramkumar and his team is to be commendedrdquo said Steve Verett executive vice president of Plains Cotton Growers Inc which supports research in the Nonwovens amp Advanced Materials Laboratory ldquoIt is vital that we continue to explore new markets for cotton and Dr Ramkumarrsquos research has contributed greatly to the advancement of cotton especially in the nonwovens sectorrdquo Ramkumar said the goal is to find industrial applications as well as new and value-added technical applications for cotton ldquoOne of the strengths of cotton research at Texas Tech is the connection with the local economic engine that cotton providesrdquo said Kater Hake vice president of agricultural research at Cotton Incorporated which funded the research ldquoNot only do researchers address local challenges and opportunities but some such as Dr Ramkumar take this connection to the next level by engaging local students and communities in the researchrdquo Courtesy of Texas Tech University

Cotton Growing into New Sector Environmental Cleanup

Fiduciary Rule Delayed 60 Days The US Department of Labor announced a 60-day delay of the fiduciary rule in April and will conduct a review of how the proposed rule would affect Americansrsquo access to retirement investment advice In June 2016 the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce joined a broad coalition of business groups to challenge the rule The rule exposes financial services providers to lawsuits creates an entirely new regulatory regime for IRAs limits the types of investment advice an adviser may provide effectively makes DOL the primary regulator of financial professionals already extensively regulated by federal and state laws Ultimately the fiduciary rule would limit access to retirement advice for both small businesses and their employees Taking the time to review the proposal and understand its real-world effects or perhaps even rescinding it is a smart move by the Labor Department

The Lubbock Chamber of Commerce will be hosting a meet and greet for Jeff Moseley the new CEO of the Texas Association of Business

When May 11 at 130 pm

Where Lubbock Memorial Civic Center

Lubbock Business Network

14

Being an Ambassador can also bring many rewarding moments Schaff believes that seeing the outpouring of support the Chamber offers impacts new start-up businesses for the Lubbock area Outside of the Chamber Schaff is a proud member of the Metropolitan Rotary Club of Lubbock He currently serves as the President of South Plains Toastmasters and is the Treasurer for the Lubbock Economics Council Again congratulations to Schaff for earning his first Ambassador of the Month award We appreciate the time and commitment he has dedicated to the Chamber and our Ambassador Program

Meet Eric Schaff March Ambassador of the Month

Eric Schaff receives his Ambassador of the Month Award from Chairwoman Diannah Tatum

Chamber Ambassador Program

Congratulations to Eric Schaff for being named the March Ambassador of the Month Schaff had been active with the Ambassador program three months prior to winning the Ambassador of the Month award Schaff has never been awarded the Ambassador of the Month award and is hopeful it will not be his last ldquoI became an Ambassador to learn more about local business and non-profit organizationsrdquo said Schaff Schaff is a Total Resource Campaign (TRC) volunteer this year is a member of Young Professionals of Lubbock and will be assisting on a few other committees throughout the year Schaff has been employed with Vista Bank for four months and he is a Loan Officer Schaff said he enjoys helping individuals and small businesses achieve success Schaff said ldquoBeing an ambassador is the single best way to keep your finger on the pulse of the Lubbock economy The diverse group of organizations I have been introduced to gives me confidence that the best is yet to comerdquo As an Ambassador there are several events to attend throughout the year such as ribbon cuttings for new members and businesses but Schaff said he enjoys the Hub City BBQ Cook-off the most

The Coffee Shop1204 Broadway Ste 105

Grease MonkeyMonkey Splash10405 Slide Rd

Ribbon Cuttings amp Groundbreakings ndash AprilSponsored by

Buddy Holly Hall of Performing Arts and Sciences

1300 Mac Davis Ln

City of Lubbockrsquos Parkway Neighborhood Center

405 N Marting Luther King Blvd

Fight The Good Fight

Lubbock Business Network

15

Ribbon Cuttings amp Groundbreakings ndash April

Lubbock Monterey AmbucsWine Walk

Picosorsquos Mexican Kitchen7611 Milwaukee Ave

Prestige Cleaners6530 Frankford Ave

Strong College Students Moving301 Paris Ave

Texas Boys RanchArena for Equine Assisted Therapy

4810 North CR 2800

Hoof amp Claw Menrsquos Spa5901 63rd St Ste A

Huddle House6616 Milwaukee Ave Ste 100

Lubbock National Bank - Arbor Day Document Shredding with Goodwill

Industries of Northwest Texas

The Home Zone3225 50th St Ste B5

Tea2Go 4206 19th St Ste 100

Texas Cotton Ginners Association

Texas Farm Bureau10615 Quaker Ave

Twisted Spigot411 University Ave Ste 100

Upbringrsquos Prelude to Spring Fling1212 13th St Ste 102

Running2Rescue KickoffTrinity Church

Lubbock Business Network

16

Welcome New Chamber Members

A Cup of Yo(806) 771-57676076 Marsha Sharp FwyLubbock TX 79407Ice Cream Frozen Yogurt amp Desserts

A Healing Touch Massage Therapy(806) 548-60615313 50th St Ste A2Lubbock TX 79414Massage Therapists

Adams Roof Tech LLC(806) 928-60623132 Slaton RdLubbock TX 79404Roofing Contractors

Benchmark Mortgage(806)12419 Quaker AveLubbock TX 79423Bankers andor Mortgage Banker

Cornerstone Executives(806) 789-50482815 Bay West BlvdHorsehoe Bay TX 78657Management Consultants

DJ Yeti(806) 549-55124608 52nd St Apt ALubbock TX 79414Disc Jockey Services

Exit Realty - Karen York(806) 787-56672405 W Loop 289 Ste 100Lubbock TX 79407Real Estate

Fight The Good Fight(806) 577-84714410 105th St Ste BLubbock TX 79424Non Profit Organizations

Flatland Homes(806) 241-70553410 98th St Ste 5Lubbock TX 79423Building Contractors

The Haute Gypsy(806) 544-99152610 Salem Ave Ste 3Lubbock TX 79410Clothing - Apparel - Retail

Inspire Nail Spa(806) 368-80103410 98th St Ste 7Lubbock TX 79423Nail Salons andor Manicures

Lightspeed Event Rentals(806) 632-47501616 Texas AveLubbock TX 79401Weddings Parties amp Special Events Planning andor Catering

Lubbock Dream Center(806) 793-33361111 30th StLubbock TX 79411Non Profit Organizations

Lubbock Shuttle(512) 299-3983Transportation

One Guy from Italy - 50th St(806) 791-12104320 50th StLubbock TX 79413Restaurants

Pick-Up Pals Inc(806) 794-74446810 Wayne AveLubbock TX 79424Truck amp Equipment Sales Services Etc

Ranger Beverage Inc(806) 438-33151502 Ave KLubbock TX 79401Beverage Distributors

Sandfighter Wines amp Cellars(806) 786-92504001 S FM 168Ropesville TX 79358Wineries

Sinkeyrsquos Crossed Keys Package Store(806) 701-4055429 Frankford AveLubbock TX 79416Liquor Beer amp Wine

T8 Fabrication amp Design(806) 632-13536901 Upland Ave Ste 6DLubbock TX 79424Home Accessories amp Decor

Timeless Custom Frames amp Art Gallery(806) 771-27543501 50th St Ste 112Lubbock TX 79413Custom Framing

Triple T Pipe amp Supply(806) 771-2040916 N Ave ULubbock TX 79415Utilities

West Texas Realtors(806) 785-65003233 63rd St Ste BLubbock TX 79413Real Estate

Wright Realty amp Design(806) 318-96602405 20th StLubbock TX 79411Real Estate - Brokerage

ZeeCO Productions(806) 789-59575601 Dartmouth StLubbock TX 79416TelevisionFilm-Programming Production

Voice of Hope - 10th Annual Walk a Mile in Her Shoes Walk

6002 Slide Rd

Wingate by Wyndam5214 2nd Dr

Workforce Solutions South PlainsJob Fair

Lubbock Business Network

14

Being an Ambassador can also bring many rewarding moments Schaff believes that seeing the outpouring of support the Chamber offers impacts new start-up businesses for the Lubbock area Outside of the Chamber Schaff is a proud member of the Metropolitan Rotary Club of Lubbock He currently serves as the President of South Plains Toastmasters and is the Treasurer for the Lubbock Economics Council Again congratulations to Schaff for earning his first Ambassador of the Month award We appreciate the time and commitment he has dedicated to the Chamber and our Ambassador Program

Meet Eric Schaff March Ambassador of the Month

Eric Schaff receives his Ambassador of the Month Award from Chairwoman Diannah Tatum

Chamber Ambassador Program

Congratulations to Eric Schaff for being named the March Ambassador of the Month Schaff had been active with the Ambassador program three months prior to winning the Ambassador of the Month award Schaff has never been awarded the Ambassador of the Month award and is hopeful it will not be his last ldquoI became an Ambassador to learn more about local business and non-profit organizationsrdquo said Schaff Schaff is a Total Resource Campaign (TRC) volunteer this year is a member of Young Professionals of Lubbock and will be assisting on a few other committees throughout the year Schaff has been employed with Vista Bank for four months and he is a Loan Officer Schaff said he enjoys helping individuals and small businesses achieve success Schaff said ldquoBeing an ambassador is the single best way to keep your finger on the pulse of the Lubbock economy The diverse group of organizations I have been introduced to gives me confidence that the best is yet to comerdquo As an Ambassador there are several events to attend throughout the year such as ribbon cuttings for new members and businesses but Schaff said he enjoys the Hub City BBQ Cook-off the most

The Coffee Shop1204 Broadway Ste 105

Grease MonkeyMonkey Splash10405 Slide Rd

Ribbon Cuttings amp Groundbreakings ndash AprilSponsored by

Buddy Holly Hall of Performing Arts and Sciences

1300 Mac Davis Ln

City of Lubbockrsquos Parkway Neighborhood Center

405 N Marting Luther King Blvd

Fight The Good Fight

Lubbock Business Network

15

Ribbon Cuttings amp Groundbreakings ndash April

Lubbock Monterey AmbucsWine Walk

Picosorsquos Mexican Kitchen7611 Milwaukee Ave

Prestige Cleaners6530 Frankford Ave

Strong College Students Moving301 Paris Ave

Texas Boys RanchArena for Equine Assisted Therapy

4810 North CR 2800

Hoof amp Claw Menrsquos Spa5901 63rd St Ste A

Huddle House6616 Milwaukee Ave Ste 100

Lubbock National Bank - Arbor Day Document Shredding with Goodwill

Industries of Northwest Texas

The Home Zone3225 50th St Ste B5

Tea2Go 4206 19th St Ste 100

Texas Cotton Ginners Association

Texas Farm Bureau10615 Quaker Ave

Twisted Spigot411 University Ave Ste 100

Upbringrsquos Prelude to Spring Fling1212 13th St Ste 102

Running2Rescue KickoffTrinity Church

Lubbock Business Network

16

Welcome New Chamber Members

A Cup of Yo(806) 771-57676076 Marsha Sharp FwyLubbock TX 79407Ice Cream Frozen Yogurt amp Desserts

A Healing Touch Massage Therapy(806) 548-60615313 50th St Ste A2Lubbock TX 79414Massage Therapists

Adams Roof Tech LLC(806) 928-60623132 Slaton RdLubbock TX 79404Roofing Contractors

Benchmark Mortgage(806)12419 Quaker AveLubbock TX 79423Bankers andor Mortgage Banker

Cornerstone Executives(806) 789-50482815 Bay West BlvdHorsehoe Bay TX 78657Management Consultants

DJ Yeti(806) 549-55124608 52nd St Apt ALubbock TX 79414Disc Jockey Services

Exit Realty - Karen York(806) 787-56672405 W Loop 289 Ste 100Lubbock TX 79407Real Estate

Fight The Good Fight(806) 577-84714410 105th St Ste BLubbock TX 79424Non Profit Organizations

Flatland Homes(806) 241-70553410 98th St Ste 5Lubbock TX 79423Building Contractors

The Haute Gypsy(806) 544-99152610 Salem Ave Ste 3Lubbock TX 79410Clothing - Apparel - Retail

Inspire Nail Spa(806) 368-80103410 98th St Ste 7Lubbock TX 79423Nail Salons andor Manicures

Lightspeed Event Rentals(806) 632-47501616 Texas AveLubbock TX 79401Weddings Parties amp Special Events Planning andor Catering

Lubbock Dream Center(806) 793-33361111 30th StLubbock TX 79411Non Profit Organizations

Lubbock Shuttle(512) 299-3983Transportation

One Guy from Italy - 50th St(806) 791-12104320 50th StLubbock TX 79413Restaurants

Pick-Up Pals Inc(806) 794-74446810 Wayne AveLubbock TX 79424Truck amp Equipment Sales Services Etc

Ranger Beverage Inc(806) 438-33151502 Ave KLubbock TX 79401Beverage Distributors

Sandfighter Wines amp Cellars(806) 786-92504001 S FM 168Ropesville TX 79358Wineries

Sinkeyrsquos Crossed Keys Package Store(806) 701-4055429 Frankford AveLubbock TX 79416Liquor Beer amp Wine

T8 Fabrication amp Design(806) 632-13536901 Upland Ave Ste 6DLubbock TX 79424Home Accessories amp Decor

Timeless Custom Frames amp Art Gallery(806) 771-27543501 50th St Ste 112Lubbock TX 79413Custom Framing

Triple T Pipe amp Supply(806) 771-2040916 N Ave ULubbock TX 79415Utilities

West Texas Realtors(806) 785-65003233 63rd St Ste BLubbock TX 79413Real Estate

Wright Realty amp Design(806) 318-96602405 20th StLubbock TX 79411Real Estate - Brokerage

ZeeCO Productions(806) 789-59575601 Dartmouth StLubbock TX 79416TelevisionFilm-Programming Production

Voice of Hope - 10th Annual Walk a Mile in Her Shoes Walk

6002 Slide Rd

Wingate by Wyndam5214 2nd Dr

Workforce Solutions South PlainsJob Fair

Lubbock Business Network

15

Ribbon Cuttings amp Groundbreakings ndash April

Lubbock Monterey AmbucsWine Walk

Picosorsquos Mexican Kitchen7611 Milwaukee Ave

Prestige Cleaners6530 Frankford Ave

Strong College Students Moving301 Paris Ave

Texas Boys RanchArena for Equine Assisted Therapy

4810 North CR 2800

Hoof amp Claw Menrsquos Spa5901 63rd St Ste A

Huddle House6616 Milwaukee Ave Ste 100

Lubbock National Bank - Arbor Day Document Shredding with Goodwill

Industries of Northwest Texas

The Home Zone3225 50th St Ste B5

Tea2Go 4206 19th St Ste 100

Texas Cotton Ginners Association

Texas Farm Bureau10615 Quaker Ave

Twisted Spigot411 University Ave Ste 100

Upbringrsquos Prelude to Spring Fling1212 13th St Ste 102

Running2Rescue KickoffTrinity Church

Lubbock Business Network

16

Welcome New Chamber Members

A Cup of Yo(806) 771-57676076 Marsha Sharp FwyLubbock TX 79407Ice Cream Frozen Yogurt amp Desserts

A Healing Touch Massage Therapy(806) 548-60615313 50th St Ste A2Lubbock TX 79414Massage Therapists

Adams Roof Tech LLC(806) 928-60623132 Slaton RdLubbock TX 79404Roofing Contractors

Benchmark Mortgage(806)12419 Quaker AveLubbock TX 79423Bankers andor Mortgage Banker

Cornerstone Executives(806) 789-50482815 Bay West BlvdHorsehoe Bay TX 78657Management Consultants

DJ Yeti(806) 549-55124608 52nd St Apt ALubbock TX 79414Disc Jockey Services

Exit Realty - Karen York(806) 787-56672405 W Loop 289 Ste 100Lubbock TX 79407Real Estate

Fight The Good Fight(806) 577-84714410 105th St Ste BLubbock TX 79424Non Profit Organizations

Flatland Homes(806) 241-70553410 98th St Ste 5Lubbock TX 79423Building Contractors

The Haute Gypsy(806) 544-99152610 Salem Ave Ste 3Lubbock TX 79410Clothing - Apparel - Retail

Inspire Nail Spa(806) 368-80103410 98th St Ste 7Lubbock TX 79423Nail Salons andor Manicures

Lightspeed Event Rentals(806) 632-47501616 Texas AveLubbock TX 79401Weddings Parties amp Special Events Planning andor Catering

Lubbock Dream Center(806) 793-33361111 30th StLubbock TX 79411Non Profit Organizations

Lubbock Shuttle(512) 299-3983Transportation

One Guy from Italy - 50th St(806) 791-12104320 50th StLubbock TX 79413Restaurants

Pick-Up Pals Inc(806) 794-74446810 Wayne AveLubbock TX 79424Truck amp Equipment Sales Services Etc

Ranger Beverage Inc(806) 438-33151502 Ave KLubbock TX 79401Beverage Distributors

Sandfighter Wines amp Cellars(806) 786-92504001 S FM 168Ropesville TX 79358Wineries

Sinkeyrsquos Crossed Keys Package Store(806) 701-4055429 Frankford AveLubbock TX 79416Liquor Beer amp Wine

T8 Fabrication amp Design(806) 632-13536901 Upland Ave Ste 6DLubbock TX 79424Home Accessories amp Decor

Timeless Custom Frames amp Art Gallery(806) 771-27543501 50th St Ste 112Lubbock TX 79413Custom Framing

Triple T Pipe amp Supply(806) 771-2040916 N Ave ULubbock TX 79415Utilities

West Texas Realtors(806) 785-65003233 63rd St Ste BLubbock TX 79413Real Estate

Wright Realty amp Design(806) 318-96602405 20th StLubbock TX 79411Real Estate - Brokerage

ZeeCO Productions(806) 789-59575601 Dartmouth StLubbock TX 79416TelevisionFilm-Programming Production

Voice of Hope - 10th Annual Walk a Mile in Her Shoes Walk

6002 Slide Rd

Wingate by Wyndam5214 2nd Dr

Workforce Solutions South PlainsJob Fair

Lubbock Business Network

16

Welcome New Chamber Members

A Cup of Yo(806) 771-57676076 Marsha Sharp FwyLubbock TX 79407Ice Cream Frozen Yogurt amp Desserts

A Healing Touch Massage Therapy(806) 548-60615313 50th St Ste A2Lubbock TX 79414Massage Therapists

Adams Roof Tech LLC(806) 928-60623132 Slaton RdLubbock TX 79404Roofing Contractors

Benchmark Mortgage(806)12419 Quaker AveLubbock TX 79423Bankers andor Mortgage Banker

Cornerstone Executives(806) 789-50482815 Bay West BlvdHorsehoe Bay TX 78657Management Consultants

DJ Yeti(806) 549-55124608 52nd St Apt ALubbock TX 79414Disc Jockey Services

Exit Realty - Karen York(806) 787-56672405 W Loop 289 Ste 100Lubbock TX 79407Real Estate

Fight The Good Fight(806) 577-84714410 105th St Ste BLubbock TX 79424Non Profit Organizations

Flatland Homes(806) 241-70553410 98th St Ste 5Lubbock TX 79423Building Contractors

The Haute Gypsy(806) 544-99152610 Salem Ave Ste 3Lubbock TX 79410Clothing - Apparel - Retail

Inspire Nail Spa(806) 368-80103410 98th St Ste 7Lubbock TX 79423Nail Salons andor Manicures

Lightspeed Event Rentals(806) 632-47501616 Texas AveLubbock TX 79401Weddings Parties amp Special Events Planning andor Catering

Lubbock Dream Center(806) 793-33361111 30th StLubbock TX 79411Non Profit Organizations

Lubbock Shuttle(512) 299-3983Transportation

One Guy from Italy - 50th St(806) 791-12104320 50th StLubbock TX 79413Restaurants

Pick-Up Pals Inc(806) 794-74446810 Wayne AveLubbock TX 79424Truck amp Equipment Sales Services Etc

Ranger Beverage Inc(806) 438-33151502 Ave KLubbock TX 79401Beverage Distributors

Sandfighter Wines amp Cellars(806) 786-92504001 S FM 168Ropesville TX 79358Wineries

Sinkeyrsquos Crossed Keys Package Store(806) 701-4055429 Frankford AveLubbock TX 79416Liquor Beer amp Wine

T8 Fabrication amp Design(806) 632-13536901 Upland Ave Ste 6DLubbock TX 79424Home Accessories amp Decor

Timeless Custom Frames amp Art Gallery(806) 771-27543501 50th St Ste 112Lubbock TX 79413Custom Framing

Triple T Pipe amp Supply(806) 771-2040916 N Ave ULubbock TX 79415Utilities

West Texas Realtors(806) 785-65003233 63rd St Ste BLubbock TX 79413Real Estate

Wright Realty amp Design(806) 318-96602405 20th StLubbock TX 79411Real Estate - Brokerage

ZeeCO Productions(806) 789-59575601 Dartmouth StLubbock TX 79416TelevisionFilm-Programming Production

Voice of Hope - 10th Annual Walk a Mile in Her Shoes Walk

6002 Slide Rd

Wingate by Wyndam5214 2nd Dr

Workforce Solutions South PlainsJob Fair