peoria progress - october 2013
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The Peoria Chamber's monthly newsletter is published in the Peoria Times newspaper.TRANSCRIPT
To promote, develop, and maintain a positive economic environment for business in the community
"A great place to live, work, shop & play"
Peoria ProgressPeoria ProgressMonthly Publication of the Peoria Chamber of Commerce
Chamber ofCommerce October 2013 Volume 33 • Issue 10
It’s that perfect time of year and you want to have a garage sale to get rid of some of your old things. The question is where to store and organize your items while you are getting ready. A self-storage unit is your answer. Your basement storage room may be so full that you have no idea what is in there, and no room to sort through it. Your garage may be full of tools, bicycles, kids’ toys, yard tools, and sporting equipment, not to mention your cars.
An empty storage unit is the perfect place to sort and price all of your items. The best way to keep things in order is to categorize things as you drop them off at the storage unit. Sort your items by categories you might see in a department store or secondhand store
Gear up for yard sales, get a storage unitChamber helps local businesses B-SMART today
The Peoria Chamber of Commerce presents its B SMART Business Education for Today’s Leaders Program which launched in January 2013.
B-SMART is the Business strategic Manage-ment Academy of Resources and Training. Designed with you in mind and experts who will help you work IN and ON your business. Together with SCORE, the Chamber has part-nered to offer three Quickbooks classes over the next three months.
9 a.m. to noon Oct. 10 - Quickbooks Inter-mediate
9 a.m. to noon Nov. 14 - Quickbooks Inven-tory Estimates & Sales Tax
Register at www.peoriachamber.com and B-SMART today. Check the “Events” calendar on the Chamber’s website for additional seminars as they are developed and posted.
Sarah Bomar started with the Chamber in July as a member relation-ship specialist. She has since changed roles at the Chamber. Her new title is marketing guru and she is responsible for the on-going management and growth of the Chamber’s social media presence in alignment with organiza-tion strategies and direc-tion.
Sarah is also responsible for photography and vid-eography for the Chamber. She is excited to take on these new responsibilities and is looking forward to
Sarah Bomar, Marketing Guru
Chamber improves social media presence with help of Sarah Bomar
administration degree in economics from Texas State University, and is pursuing her master’s de-gree in healthcare admin-istration. She has a back-ground in pharmaceuticals and accounting.
She has three sons, Brandon (6), Justin (5) and Travis (1). Sarah en-joys spending time with family and playing soccer with her children. She is grateful for the opportu-nity to work with such a wonderful organization, and is looking forward to learning and growing in this new role.
By FLETCHER HEIGHTSSTORAGE SOLUTIONS
helping the Chamber grow and develop its social me-dia presence. Sarah grew up in Texas and moved to Arizona in February. She has a bachelor of business
– kitchen, clothing, toys, appliances, linens, sporting goods, etc. It will save you lots of time as your sale approach-es. Instead of having to scramble to sort things as the sale date nears, all you will need to do is go in and tag things. (You can even price things as you drop them off.) As you go through things in your storage room or people give you their hand-me-down clothes, you take them right to the storage unit. If you are having a sale with friends or family, you can split the cost of the storage unit. That greatly increases the benefi ts of using a self-storage unit to store your items because it reduces the expense. As the date of your yard sale approaches, set up the racks and tables in your garage before you bring your things over from the storage unit.
Have some idea of where you would
like things to go. All you will need to do is load up your van or truck with your items and unload them onto the tables and racks in your garage. Every-thing will already be sorted and priced. Having the storage unit also will let you concentrate on preparing for the sale without distractions. Leave the kids, computers, and phones at home and spend time sorting and tagging without the common interruptions. If you have an annual sale, you can bring items to your storage unit year-round. If you keep it well-organized, setting up for your sale should be simple.
There’s a storage solution for every situation.
For more storage tips, please call Fletcher Heights Storage Solutions at 623-979-0661 or visit their web site: www.storage-solutions.org.
Providing a way for local businesses to inspire each other. The Vision 2014 Business Growth Conference and Expo will take place Nov. 6 at ASU’s West Campus. Hosted by the Peoria Chamber of Commerce in partnership with the City of Peoria and ASU, it will focus on helping business own-ers, including nonprofi ts, succeed and expand their bottom line. The event will be at ASU West La Sala Conference Center at 4701 W. Thunderbird Road.
Participants will be presented with innovation all day with seminars, keynotes, multiple chanc-es to win raffl e prizes, and a revolutionary “Expert Lounge.” Do you have a nagging problem that has been plaguing your business? Drop into the Expert Lounge and chat with experts in the fi eld. This lounge is a revolu-tionary way to facilitate new ideas and new con-nections. Participants can come and go to speak with peers and/or experts one-on-one. If you’d like
to be one of those experts, get in touch. A profes-sional photographer will provide, for free, a pro-fessional photo for your social media needs.
Reservations and pre-payment are strongly rec-ommended as space is limited. The conference rate is $49 and includes breakfast, lunch, a mixer drink ticket, a profes-sional portrait and endless possibilities to win prizes throughout the confer-ence.
“This conference offers a new approach to provid-
Save the date: Nov. 6 at ASU West CampusFrom Surviving to Thriving: Leaders and businesses
are lining up for Business Growth Conference & Expo
Dr. Suzanne Peterson, W.P. Carey School of Business will present on leadership at the opening of the conference.
marketplace,” said Scott Soldat, president and CEO of the Chamber. “Our pri-mary goal is to help more businesses connect, thrive and grow and to engage the business community with the outstanding non-profi ts in Arizona.”
The conference offers valuable insight to assist both new and seasoned business and nonprofit organizations throughout the Valley. More than 20 sessions will address a range of topics, includ-ing, marketing, social media marketing, human resources, operations, customer service, and nonprofi t opportunities.
Sponsors provide the
resources to help bring this opportunity to business and nonprofi t leaders. We are grateful to ASU, Lar-ry H. Miller Automotive Group, Salt River Project, Direct Buy, Credit Union West, City of Peoria, and My Business Offi ce Suites for their generosity.
The conference and expo is open to all non-profit and business or-ganizations. Individuals are also welcome. There are limited exhibitor and sponsor opportunities. For more information, contact Gail Curran at [email protected], or visit the Chamber’s web-site to register, www.peo-riachamber.com.
ing businesses and non-profi ts the access and tools they need to thrive in the
Progressin our Times
Don Arbuckle, Mem-ber Relations Manager for Peoria Chamber of Commerce, gave a brief presentation to Rotary Club of Peoria Sept. 22, and talked about the advantages of chamber member-ship, including busi-ness articles in the chamber’s monthly newsletter, Peor ia Progress.
Photo by Carolyn Dryer
2 October 2013
NEW MEMBERSPeoria Progress
Allstate - Kirk Borg [email protected]
The Borg family joined the insurance industry when Steve Borg became an agent in 1978. In 1983, Steve and his wife, Geri, opened their fi rst agency in Sun City. They moved their location to the Arrowhead Ranch neighbor-hood in 1996 to be closer to home and their three sons. The Borgs have called Arrowhead Ranch home since 1988. In 1993, their oldest son, Kirk, joined them as a full-time producer and is now the heir to the agency. Kyle Borg, Steve and Geri’s youngest son joined the agency in 2001, but has since gone on to form Ar-rowhead Insurance.
At the Borg Agency, you will be treated with the respect and dignity that everyone deserves from their insurance profession-als. Above all, integrity is the central focus of everything we do and it has been the secret to our success for more than 25 years.
Arizona [email protected]
As the largest cancer prac-tice in Arizona, we are proud to provide advanced and compas-sionate Medical Oncology, Ra-diation Oncology, Gynecologic Oncology and Hematologic services. Our physicians and staff incorporate a multidisci-plinary, personalized approach to treatment to enhance the patient experience by providing complete care in convenient, community-based locations.
We are proud to provide
patients with access to the lat-est treatments, state-of-the-art technology, and an extensive research program. We believe it is benefi cial to patients’ that these therapies are provided in a community setting, because it allows you to remain close to home and to your support sys-tem. Arizona Oncology physi-cians are supported by talented clinical staff who are sensitive to the needs of cancer patients and their caregivers.
Bob Brown Service [email protected]
Phoenix’s most trusted source for heating and AC repair, scheduled maintenance, and new installations
No one takes care of Phoe-nix’s HVAC repair needs like Bob Brown Service Experts. We offer NATE-certifi ed furnace and air conditioning technicians to service all makes and models of HVAC equipment, such as Lennox, Rheem, Trane, Carrier and York, to name just a few.
Fish Window Cleaningjwest@fi shwindowcleaning.com623-486-3967
Serving: Peoria, Surprise, Sun City, El Mirage, Youngtown, Sun City West, wouldn’t it be great to never have to spend a whole Saturday cleaning windows ever again? We can make that dream a reality with our maintenance programs. Our window cleaners can clean all of your windows - inside and out - quickly so you can enjoy your precious free time. You won’t have anything Carrie’s Salon ribbon cutting
Edward Jones – Chris Di Blasi ribbon cutting
to worry about when you have Fish window cleaners in your home because we use cloth pads to protect your floors, we are careful moving around your pos-sessions, and most importantly - we are honest and trustworthy. We will even make sure you are completely satisfi ed before we leave your home.
J.E. Karner Co. [email protected]
We are a Phoenix-based provider of food process equip-ment for ethnic hand-held foods and other applications.
Our equipment offerings include:
- Folding and rolling equip-ment for taquitos, burritos, etc.
- High-speed depositing technology for wide variety of applications
- Tortilla processing equip-ment, including re-conditioning, lane combining, and de-stack-ing
We also provide engineer-ing services, along with de-sign and fabrication of custom equipment.
Kiku [email protected]
Kundit Investments Inc.E-mail: [email protected]: 623-872-9387
Marc Sapp - Realtor KellerWilliams Northeast [email protected]
My entire service philosophy is built upon the basic foundation that you, the client, deserve a Phoenix Area Realtor who will ex-ceed your expectations. Whether you are looking to purchase your fi rst home, or are thinking about upgrading or downsizing your current residence, I hope you will fi nd the resources you are looking for here. Please make yourself “At Home” and please don’t hesitate to contact me with any questions you may have.
Orchid Residential [email protected]
At Orchid Residential Care, it is our mission to provide quality individualized care in a home setting, promoting independence and self care in a supportive environment. This allows our residents to maintain their independence but still live in a comfortable environment.
Our home-style setting is designed to stimulate an active individual lifestyle, motivate and encourage interactive participation between residents and family.
We provide 24-hour care by state certified caregivers for supervised, personal and directed care services. We also provide individual service plans prepared and revised by a registered nurse in conjunction with residents and family.
Our residents can enjoy a va-riety of fun and stimulating activi-ties that provide social, educa-tional, religious and recreational opportunities. Choices include community outings, board and card games, gardening, baking, arts and craft, and more.
PartyLite Joan Lebigot-Independent [email protected]
PartyLite, established in 1973, is a direct sales home decor and candle company based out of Plymouth, Mass. We manufacture our own can-
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October 2013 3Peoria Progress
October CalendarRegister for Chamber events at www.peoriachamber.com
CHAMBER EVENTSConnecting the Chamber and
the Community (North Peoria)Join us the second Thursday of
each month. If you are in North Peo-ria, you need to attend this important networking function.
71 American Grille, 28615 N. El Mirage Road, 623-249-5337
5:30 to 6:30 p.m.
Connecting the Chamber and the Community (in Peoria)Join us the fourth Thursday of
each month. If you are in central or south Peoria, you need to attend this important networking function.
Fox & Hound, 8320 W. Mariners Way, 623-486-2007
5 to 6 p.m.
Luke AFB Welcome PacketsChamber members provide in-
formation and discounts directly to new families at Luke Air Force Base, assembling 30 bags twice a month. We encourage services relative to military personnel and suggest fl y-ers, coupons, or promotional items. Contact Monica Christiaansen at 623-979-3601 for details, or e-mail her at [email protected].
Peoria ConnectionsNetworking Breakfast
First and third Tuesday of each
month 7:30 to 8:30 a.m.This energy-packing network-
ing function moves to a new, local business every month. Please check the events section on the Peoria Chamber website for upcoming locations.
ToastmastersFirst three Wednesdays of each
month 7:30 to 8:30 a.m.Five reasons Peoria Chamber
Toastmasters (“Peoria Chamber Chatters”) is for you.
1. Learn how to effectively com-municate and eliminate “AHs,” “UMs,” “You knows,” and other distracting speaking habits.
2. Grow speaking skills (at any level) in a supportive environment.
3. Challenge yourself to become incredible at impromptu speaking.
4. Work through the Toastmasters manual and receive recognition.
5. Have fun while improving your communication skills.
COMMITTEE MEETINGSBusiness DevelopmentOct. 234 p.m.Chamber Offi ce
Government AffairsOct. 163:30 p.m.Chamber Offi ce
Member OrientationOct. 1710 to 11:30 a.m.
All new (and current) members are invited to participate in this one and one-half hour orientation to help acquaint (or re-acquaint) you with the Chamber, its website and, specifically, your personal member profile. Directly after the orientation program, you are welcome to meet and sit in on the Ambassador’s meeting, which runs 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. ev-ery third Thursday of the month. Please register online for your orientation.
Chamber Offi ce (with an invi-tation to attend the Ambassador’s meeting immediately afterwards)
Ambassador’sOct. 1711:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.Chamber Offi ce
Military Affairs Oct. 238 a.m. Chamber Offi ce
RIBBON CUTTINGS & MIXERSBe sure to check the “Events”
section of the Peoria Chamber of Commerce website often for events and updates as we post them.
16 YearsMontessori Kingdom of Learning
15 YearsPeoria Residence Inn by Marriott
12 YearsPeoria Volkswagen
11 YearsCoyote Targeted Promotions Inc.Christ’s Church of the ValleyLife Development Institute
10 YearsWestside Sign-A-Rama
9 YearsLivingston Financial Center - Executive SuitesChick-Fil-ASun Cities CareGivers
7 YearsCommunity of Grace Lutheran Church
6 YearsPrimrose School of ArrowheadPre-Paid Legal Services Inc.
5 YearsTech 1 AutoVisi
3 YearsPartners of Arrowhead HospitalNavy Federal Credit UnionWe Care Urgent Care CentersWolfe It Down, Inc. dba Papa Murphy’s Take N Bake Pizza
2 YearsLiberty MutualEve’s PlaceTamarron Apartments
1 YearWest Valley WomenNothing Bundt CakesTSYS Merchant SolutionsBrocha Salon & SpaPalmbrook Country ClubAmerican Family InsuranceGuiding Light Enterprises LLCRobert Morrison AgencyMaximus Inc.
MEMBER RENEWALS
Chamber members are entitled to discounted advertising rates in the Peoria Progress. Contact Connie
Williams, Advertising Manager/Sales, Peoria Times, at 623-847-4601.
Popular Topics:MarketingHuman ResourcesHealthcare Business profitabilityCustomer ServiceSocial Media...and much more.
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Our products have won various awards. We also give back to our local communities through the American Cancer Society Making Strides and Relay for Life fundraisers.
Peoria Arizona Historical [email protected]
The Peoria Arizona Histori-cal Society operates the Peoria Agricultural Museum, the Peoria Central School Museum, the new Business and Government Museum, and (at another site) the Peoria Jail House Museum.
The Peoria Central School Museum is housed in a double classroom school building built in 1906. The south classroom features vignettes of early Peo-ria families and lifestyles.
The Peoria Agricultural Mu-seum, built circa 1910, contains displays of cotton farming and ginning, a blacksmith shop, dairy farming, and sheep herd-ing in the early days of Peoria. Restoration of this building was accomplished with financial support of Salt River Project, the City of Peoria and Charley Gyder and Wilhelm’s Garage.
RME Tour is a family owned, custom tour and travel company located in Buckeye. We provide a wide range of travel and tour
products to fi t just about any desire or budget. We are cus-tomer focused in every aspect of our business. We offer day trips to cultural sites and events, national park tours, sightseeing trips throughout Arizona and the country, and many special events such as the Albuquer-que Balloon Fiesta.
We pay attention to your de-tails, so you do not have to. Our trips include round trip luxury transportation, high-end hotels and resort as well as many other extra perks you will not fi nd with our competition.
Sandee The Card [email protected]
Since CEO Kody Bateman of-fi cially launched the company in 2005, SendOutCards has been changing people’s lives one card at a time. We are an online greet-ing card and gift company with more than 80 million cards sent, making us the largest fi rst-class mailing company in the U.S. and one of the fastest growing network marketing companies in the world. The prompting to reach out and touch someone’s life is something every person experiences. SendOutCards is enabling people to act on these promptings by providing an online service, which helps you send personalized, printed greeting cards and gifts as a way to make a difference in the lives of others.
SEO Training [email protected]
Would you like to have higher rankings and conversions for your business? SEO Training SW
NEW MEMBERS, From 2offers basic through advanced SEO, Internet marketing and mobile marketing training and consulting for small businesses.
We are now offering month-ly free in-person training work-shops for members of the Peoria Chamber of Commerce as well as free video-based training on our website.
We also offer a wide ar-rangement of Internet market-ing services, including website development, local search opti-mization, mobile marketing and local search optimization.
Sun Grove Village Care [email protected]
Located in Peoria, just out-side of the Sun City area, Sun Grove Village Care Center is conveniently located near Ban-ner Boswell, Banner Del Webb, Banner Thunderbird, Arrowhead, and John C. Lincoln Deer Valley hospitals. Sun Grove provides quality healthcare services, in-cluding post-acute rehab, skilled nursing services, outpatient rehab, and long-term care servic-es. The care center is Joint Com-mission Accredited (JCAHO) & maintains an “A” Quality Rating with the Arizona Department of Health Services. In addition to the premier healthcare services, Sun Grove patients enjoy an outdoor rehab courtyard, which encompasses “real life” surfaces, and an “almost home” transitional apartment to help patients reach their optimal level of functioning. The spacious rehabilitation gym offers one-on-one therapy and state-of-the-art therapy equip-ment including the LiteGait and Wii rehab. Sun Grove Village Care Center invites you to come in and take a tour and see our Rehab Center of Excellence for yourself.
The Stock [email protected]
The Stock Shop is family owned doing business in Glen-dale for more than 30 years. It started out as a feed and tack store, and has grown into a full line animal supply store with a major emphasis on pets. We carry all sorts of cool things from chick feeders, cowboy and coun-try gifts, Breyer and John Deere toys, farrier supplies, everything you would need for your horse, and a large variety of dog food from grain-free to holistic food. People come from all over the Valley to see the baby chicks and pot belly pigs. Our knowledgeable staff is always helpful and can answer most of your animal ques-tions. We also have a wonderful grooming facility on-site. Staff uses gentle grooming techniques and is perfect for dogs that may be afraid of grooming. Find us on Facebook. We post upcom-ing events, monthly specials, educational seminars and photos. When the weather is cool, we also host a weekly Farmer’s Market every Sunday. We love special orders. Our motto is “if we don’t have it, we’ll get it!”
Wells Fargo [email protected]
Wells Fargo Advisors is one of the nation’s premier fi nancial ser-vices fi rms, serving and advising clients nationwide through more than 15,000 fi nancial advisors. As the heir to some of America’s most respected regional fi rms, which came together through mergers over many years, Wells Fargo Advisors has retained a strong and abiding commitment to exceptional service based on trust and knowledge and a
determination to put client needs above all else.
Our advisors work with cli-ents to understand their needs and life goals and then help them develop individual investment plans and investment portfolios that are easy to understand and monitor. What’s more, as part of Wells Fargo & Company, Wells Fargo Advisors has the ability to draw on extensive experi-ence and products across our company to satisfy our clients’ investment needs and help them succeed fi nancially.
Edward Jones - David [email protected]
There’s an expression we use at Edward Jones: The trou-ble with the future is that it keeps getting closer and closer. Which means, regardless of your cur-rent age, income or goals, it’s important to begin developing a plan today. At Edward Jones, we like to look at your individual needs before anything else. It’s more than lip service. See for yourself how this approach can help make a difference for you and your family.
Big Red Beard [email protected]
Big Red Beard Creative LLC is a video production and market-ing company located in Peoria. A one-stop video shop, we will concept, write, direct, shoot, edit and help distribute your market-ing videos to to the Phoenix area and online to the world. Big Red Beard takes great pride in customer satisfaction and enjoy-ment. The video creation process is meant to be fun for both us and you, the business owner. We aim to provide an environment where you can be comfortable and con-
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Terramar Academy of the Arts jenna.moffi [email protected] 445-7600
This year Terramar Acad-emy of the Arts, along with all DVUSD schools, will be imple-menting a new Positive Behav-ior Interventions and Supports (PBIS) school safety system to support student behavior and classroom management.
The purpose of implement-ing PBIS is to:
• provide a structure to en-sure classroom management and student discipline are ad-dressed in a positive, systematic way that supports the academic achievement of all students
• ensure the teaching and learning environments in our school are safe, orderly, and consistently aligned to our Titan Pride goals
• establish a clear behavior intervention system that is used campus-wide in all settings
• approach student discipline in a proactive manner, modeling appropriate expectations and rewarding positive behaviors
• track behavior data to determine the effectiveness and support we are providing for our students
Highland Lakes School [email protected] 376-4300
Preparing today’s learners to become tomorrow’s leaders through technology, inquiry, common core standards and global citizenship.