Published by the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce • www.springfieldchamber.com • September 2011 • Volume 29, No. 9

Your Chamber, page 4 • Business Spotlight, page 5 • New Members, page 10

SpiritSPRINGFIELD

Register now to attend the Economic Outlook Conference

At the Economic Outlook Conference on September 15, Springfield’s business and professional community will gather at the Ramada Oasis Convention Center to discuss emerging economic trends, the impact they will have in our area, and what local leaders are doing to ensure our region positions itself to capitalize on future opportunities. Ted Abernathy, executive director of Southern Growth Policies Board, will deliver a keynote address focused on how regions can maintain an economically successful region in times of uncertainty, global competition and rapid change. Presented by the Springfield Business Development Corporation (SBDC), the Chamber’s economic development arm, the conference will conclude with panels centered on the development community and Springfield’s targeted industries. Tickets are $20 for SBDC Investors, $30 for non-investors. For more information and to register, please visit www.business4springfield.com/eoc

Springfield Business Development Corporation

8th Annual Economic Outlook ConferenceSeptember 15, 2011 | 8 – 11:30 a.m. | Ramada Oasis Convention Center

Sponsored by

Chamber volunteers set record in membership driveMore than volunteers generously gave of their time and talent to help with the Chamber’s record-breaking membership drive. Because of their efforts, the Chamber is welcoming 420 new members into the Chamber family.

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CalendarComplete details and online registration information can be found atwww.springfieldchamber.com.

9/8 Business After Hours 5-7 p.m. Touch Restaurant 1620 E. Republic Sponsored by Touch

9/9 Chamber App - Info & Demo Sessions 10 a.m.-Noon or 2-4 p.m. Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce 202 S. John Q. Hammons Parkway

9/14 Business2Business Connection Luncheon Noon-1:30 p.m. Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce 202 S. John Q. Hammons Pkwy. Sponsored by Titanic

9/15 2011 Economic Outlook Conference 8-11:30 a.m. Ramada Oasis Convention Center 2550 N. Glenstone Sponsored by BKD, LLP; UMB Bank, NA; City of Springfield

9/20 Listen up! Network. Get engaged. A new era for PR and marketing professionals. 8:30 a.m. -3 p.m. Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce 202 S. John Q. Hammons Pkwy.

9/27 Entrepreneur Exchange: Value of Building Strong Business Relationships 4-5:30 p.m. Drury University 900 N. Benton Ave.

9/30 Governmental Relations & Transportation Committees: Congressman Billy Long 7:30- 8:30 a.m. Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce 202 S. John Q. Hammons Parkway

2011 OfficersChairman of the BoardJerry Harmison, Harmison & Pearman, PC

Chairman-electJohn Wilson

TreasurerRuss Marquart, Empire Bank

Assistant TreasurerGreg Horton, Integrity Home Care

Vice Chairman, Community Development/Special EventsPaula Adams, Penmac Staffing

Vice Chairman, Economic DevelopmentJoe Reynolds, Digital Monitoring Products

Vice Chairman, MembershipDr. Jennifer Jackson, Springfield Business Journal

Vice Chairman, Public AffairsDave Roling, Emery Sapp & Sons

2011 DirectorsTom Babik, Springfield Business Development Corporation (Ferrell-Duncan Clinic)*

John Black, City Utilities

Greg Burris, City of Springfield*

Meghan Chambers, Staxx/Jelly Beans

Sheila Collins, SC Surfaces, LLC

Tim Connell, Connell Insurance, Inc.

Don Flatau, John Deere Reman

Brian Fogle, Community Foundation of the Ozarks

John Hancock, Prime, Inc.

Dennis Heim, Heim, Young & Associates, Inc.

Dr. Hal Higdon, Ozarks Technical Community College

Dawn Hiles, Drury University

Rick Hughlett, Rick’s Automotive

Jake McWay, CoxHealth

John Oke-Thomas, Oke-Thomas + Associates, Inc.

Francine Pratt, Isabel’s House*

Dr. Norm Ridder, Springfield Public Schools

Tim Rosenbury, Butler, Rosenbury & Partners, Inc.

David Ross, The Network (Morelock-Ross Builders)*

Jeff Schrag, The Daily Events

Jon Swope, St. John’s Health System

Jim Viebrock, Greene County*

Jim Anderson, Chamber of Commerce*

*Ex-officio board member~

Springfield Spirit is published monthlyfor members of the

Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce.

Michelle West Vice President, CommunicationsClaire Faucett Public Relations/Interactive Media ManagerKristen Kelley Art DirectorEmily Denniston Public Affairs Project ManagerElise Eimer Communications Intern

~Jim Anderson PresidentBrad Bodenhausen Executive Vice PresidentJennifer Dalton Vice President, AdministrationSandy Howard Vice President, Public AffairsBrent McCoy Vice President, MembershipRyan Mooney Senior Vice President, Economic Development

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Board Report

At the August 15 meeting of the Chamber’s board of directors, board mem-bers approved the Chamber’s sponsorship pricing schedule for 2012 (see page 8-9). The board also voted to endorse the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education’s Top 10 by 20 initiative. The program aims for student achieve-ment in Missouri to rank among the top 10 U.S. states by the year 2020.

Chamber Board endorses state education initiative

Economic Development Activity Tracker

Total New Prospects 20 Existing Companies 15 New Companies 5Current Active Projects 13Business Visits (inside market) 70Consultant/Business Visits (outside of market) 59Prospect Site Visits (to region) 3

Announced Projects (7): Digital Monitoring Products, Roma of Springfield, John Deere Reman, Gold Mountain Communications, American Products, PROFormance Powertrain, HealthMEDX.

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The activity tracker measures the year-to-date level of economic development project activity (prospects) in the Springfield region. The Chamber and its economic development subsidiary, the Springfield Business Development Corpora-tion, serve as the lead business expansion and attraction entities for Springfield and the sur-rounding 10-county region. Also measured are the number of local business visits staff has conducted, as well as visits with site selection consultants and organizations making location decisions in our region.

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The 2011 Business and Technology Expo will take place on October 6 at the Springfield Expo Center. All Chamber members and their employees are invited to attend Expo. Tickets are free and are available from any exhibitor or at the Chamber offices. This year’s exhibitor list includes many long-time exhibitors and several new exhibitors. Brenda Jackson, owner of Marketing Mix, Inc. has participated in Expo since she opened her company. According to Jackson, “When I set up my table at the Expo, it’s like opening the doors to my business and welcoming in hundreds of people. Some are old friends and many more are potential new customers. There’s no other day of the year when I can talk to so many professionals from a variety of industries in one place. I appreciate the opportunity to introduce myself to people who need promotional products. Conversations at the Expo lead to partnerships that benefit my business and the businesses that Marketing Mix serves.” Document Solutions of Springfield has participated in Expo since 1995. Owner Greg Tigges says he participates in Expo because it enables him to showcase their products, services and support staff to the community at a sin-gle venue. “We can educate clients on why our solutions are superior, and they can see it firsthand. The Business Expo also allows us to network with other participants, while they demonstrate their solutions. The Business Expo is well worth the investment and a must do for any size locally owned business,” said Tigges. There is still time to get signed up for a booth. Please visit www.spring-fieldchamber.com/expo or email kristin@springfieldchamber.com for more information.

Last call for exhibitors

Thank you SponsorsPresenting Corporate

Executive

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Your Chamber

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Spotlight

• Executive Director: Rodney Dwyer

• Director of Development: Danielle Conti

• Address: PO Box 5972 Springfield, MO 65801

• Website: www.myharmonyhouse.org

• Email: daniellec@myharmonyhouse.org

• Products/Services: Organizations – Social Services

Harmony House

This year, Harmony House, formerly known as the Family Violence Center, is cele-brating their 35th anniversary of helping domestic violence victims become survivors. With the economy the way it is and then the recent increase in domestic violence, Harmony House is pleading for the community to get involved in order to save lives. One of the main steps in helping victims of domestic violence is noticing the outward signs and behavior changes. “Employers and coworkers can reach out to those being abused and perhaps change the course of their lives. They are often times the first to notice bruises, controlling behaviors, and intimidation” says Danielle Conti, development director. Businesses can help by calling Harmony House for Domestic Violence Awareness training and materials. Harmony House is always accepting monetary donations along with clothing, furniture, household items that aid in the transition for victims moving into a new home. There is a SAFEline that is available 24-7 by calling 1-800-831-6863 or 864-7233(SAFE) for help. Or call 837-7700 for more information about how you can help by donating, volunteering, or setting up a community presentation.

Domestic violence on the rise, Harmony House fights to save lives

By Elise Eimer, Communications Intern

“The local community needs to see that this is our local

issue, our local problem, and we need to find solutions in

our local community.”

Danielle ContiHarmony House Development Director

2012 Marketing OpportunitiesThe Springfield Area Chamber of Com-merce offers a wide variety of high visibility marketing opportunities to help our members build brand awareness within our Chamber network and beyond. Call 862-5567 for more infor-mation on any of these opportunities.

SponsorshipsCompanies that would like to be recog-nized as industry leaders and community partners benefit from the brand associa-tion they achieve by sponsoring high profile business events and valuable programs. If your company seeks name recognition with high income profes-sionals, executives, business owners and other influential decision makers, sponsorship of Chamber events and programs may help you meet your marketing objectives.

ANNUAL MEETING $6,000 Diamond Level (only one avail-able; includes exclusive recognition at AfterGlow); $3,000 Platinum Level; $1,500 Gold Level; $750 Silver LevelNearly 1,000 community and business leaders attend this premier event. The evening dinner program celebrates the previous year’s successes, looks toward the future and presents the Chamber’s prestigious Springfieldian Award. Contact: Kristin Lochner

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP LUNCHEON $3,000 Presenting Sponsorship (only one available); $500 Spotlight SponsorshipThis event serves to recognize the Cham-ber’s committee volunteers and provides members with a report on the Cham-ber’s achievements and day to day ac-tivities that are creating opportunities for business in the Springfield area. Contact: Kristin Lochner

BUSINESS AFTER HOURS $1,200/eventOne of our largest networking events,

this popular after hours gathering is attended by several hundred Chamber members each month. Eleven events are available for sponsorship. Events may be held at your place of business, or spon-sors may host a Business After Hours at another member’s venue. Contact: Brent McCoy

BUSINESS EXPO Several sponsorship levels are available ($1,500 - $25,000)This is the region’s largest business-to-business trade show. This all-day networking event draws thousands of attendees and hundreds of exhibitors. Contact: Kristin Lochner

BUSINESS-TO-BUSINESS CONNECTION$2,500 Annual Presenting SponsorshipThese popular bi-monthly lunches are designed to provide structured network-ing opportunities for the Chamber’s small business owners and managers. Contact: Brent McCoy

BUSINESS-TO-BUSINESS CONNECTION A.M.$1,500 Annual Presenting SponsorshipThis bi-monthly breakfast event provides a venue for Chamber members to pro-mote their products and services and develop new leads in a structured format. Attendees are small business owners and managers

COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP VISIT $4,000 Presenting Sponsorship; $1,500 Transportation Sponsorship; $500 Leadership SponsorshipThe annual leadership visit attracts a delegation of 40 Springfield area com-munity, business and educational leaders. Community leaders visit another city that has successfully addressed issues and challenges similar to those currently facing our community. All sponsorships include appropriate rec-ognition and the Presenting Sponsor-ship includes attendance on trip for one representative of sponsor’s organization. Contact: Sandy Howard

EXPERIENCE SPRINGFIELD $750 Sponsorship Be one of the first organizations to make a positive impression on the community’s newest CEOs and senior level executives. This program introduces new top-level business leaders to the Chamber and what the community has to offer. Contact: Kristin Lochner

FACING RACISM PROGRAM $1,000 Sponsorship (only one per session)The Chamber will be hosting two Facing Racism sessions (Spring/Fall). This is a two-day program for twenty partici-pants. Contact: Kristen Westerman

GOOD MORNING, SPRINGFIELD! $1,000/event This popular early morning network-ing/information program is held eleven times a year at locations across the city. Contact: Kristin Lochner

LEADERSHIP PLANNING RETREAT $500 (only one available)This annual retreat brings together the Chamber’s volunteer board of directors to identify strategic priorities and to develop an action plan for the upcoming year. Contact: Jennifer Dalton

MANUFACTURING APPRECIATION EVENT$1,500 Presenting Sponsorship (only one available); $500 Spotlight SponsorshipThis annual event recognizes manufac-turing excellence in southwest Missouri. Contact: Jeff Seifried

MISSOURI HIGHWAYS & TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION RECEPTION AND DINNER $1,200 Presenting Sponsorship; $800 Promoting Sponsorship; $500 Supporting Sponsorship This annual event allows local business and community leaders the opportu-nity to visit with the Commissioners and MoDOT leadership to discuss our area’s transportation successes and needs. Sponsorship includes recognition at

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the reception and invitation to a special dinner with the Commissioners. Contact: Hollie Elliott

THE NETWORK FOR SPRINGFIELD’S YOUNG PROFESSIONALS $3,000 Platinum Sponsorship; $2,000 Gold Sponsorship; $1,000 Silver Sponsorship; $500 Bronze SponsorshipThis membership organization of the Chamber targets young professionals between the ages of 21 and 40. The group holds regular events throughout the year that focus on professional devel-opment and community engagement.Contact: Kristen Westerman

RIBBON CUTTING/GROUND BREAKING PROGRAM$3,500 Annual Sponsorship The Chamber conducts nearly 100 ribbon cutting and ground breaking events each year. This program provides spon-sors recognition at the ceremonies, the opportunity to place a logo on the commemorative plaque presented to the business honored at the event, and a listing as a sponsor in the Chamber’s monthly newsletter, the Springfield Spirit. Contact: Brent McCoy

SALUTE TO HEALTH CARE$1,000 Silver Level (four available)The annual Salute to Health Care awards program is held in partnership with the Springfield Business Journal. The event honors the outstanding achievements of local health care professionals and recognizes the positive and significant economic impact of the health care industry on the Springfield region. Contact: Kim Everest

W. CURTIS STRUBE SMALL BUSINESS AWARD LUNCHEON $3,000 Presenting Sponsorship (only one available); $500 Spotlight SponsorshipThis event celebrates the success of the Chamber’s small business members and presents the prestigious W. Curtis Strube Small Business Award to an outstanding local small business. Contact: Jen Johnson

SMALL BUSINESS SHOWCASE $100 Table Sponsorship (one day only)It’s affordable promotion for small busi-nesses. On the Wednesday of the Spring-

field Area Small Business Week, the showcase provides exhibitor space for small business owners to promote their products and services to hundreds of Good Morning, Springfield! and Small Business Award Luncheon attendees. Contact: Jen Johnson

SREP PARTNERS MEETING$1,000 Presenting Sponsorship (only one available); $500 Spotlight SponsorshipThis event, presented by the Springfield Regional Economic Partnership, a pro-gram of the Chamber, brings together community and business leaders to dis-cuss economic development issues that impact the 10-county region. Contact: Jeff Seifried

WASHINGTON, D.C. FLY-IN$3,000 Presenting Sponsorship, $1,000 Executive Sponsorship, $500 Leadership SponsorshipThe Chamber will lead a delegation to Washington, D.C. to speak with key law-makers about issues that impact the business community in Springfield. It is a key time for our Chamber and its mem-ber businesses to communicate with our elected officials on the issues facing our community. All sponsorships include appropriate recognition. The Presenting Sponsorship includes attendance on the trip for one representative of sponsor’s organization. Contact: Sandy Howard

AdvertisingIf your marketing objectives call for a more direct approach to your targeted audi-ence, advertising through the Chamber’s publications, website, electronic com-munications and mailing lists and labels can help you use our numbers to generate more numbers of your own!

SPRINGFIELD SPIRITThe content of this award-winning monthly publication is for and about Springfield’s business and professional community. It is a “must read” for the more than 5,000 business leaders who receive it. Affordable ad rates make this a best buy for most any business’ budget. Contact: Michelle West

WWW.SPRINGFIELDCHAMBER.COM If it’s multitudes you want to reach, the Chamber website is where your business needs to be. More than a half million people per year head to the Chamber website for reliable business and commu-nity information. With web advertising rates starting at $200/year, an enhanced presence on the Chamber’s website can be a quantifiable and economical way to make the most of your marketing dollars.Contact: Claire Faucett

E-NEWSLETTERSReaching a targeted market of more than 5,000 CEOs and business professionals is easy when you advertise through the Chamber’s e-newsletters. What’s even better is that e-newsletter advertising of-fers you exclusivity. We allow only one advertiser per week on our This Week @ the Chamber electronic newsletter, providing advertisers with maximum exposure for their investment. With more than 60,000 targeted impressions per year, This Week at the Chamber advertisers enjoy a bargain price tag of less than a three cents per impression! Our monthly Chamber in Action e-newsletter provides an even more targeted audience of top-level decision makers in business and government. Contact: Claire Faucett

Mailing Lists & LabelsPROSPECTIVE RESIDENTS LISTWould your business benefit by connect-ing with individuals considering a move to Springfield? When people relocate to the Springfield area, one of the first places they contact is the Chamber. As a Chamber member, you can gain access to potential new residents’ contact infor-mation by subscribing to our Prospective Residents List. Contact: Delores Austin

CHAMBER MEMBERSHIP DATABASEFor B2B marketing opportunities within our Chamber network, mailing lists and/or labels of our current membership database are also available to Chamber members only. Contact: Carol Wright

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Springf ield middle schoolers rock Los Angeles On a recent visit to Los Angeles, Chamber president, Jim Anderson caught up with the Springfield band Super-Charge during the band’s successful concert tour in southern California. The band played at the well-known venue Whis-ky a Go Go. SuperCharge is composed of George, Sam, Brock, and Ben, all eighth grade students at Pershing Middle School. SuperCharge was selected to represent our community this summer at our Sister City of Isesaki, Japan. Due to the earthquake and tsunami, the band was not able to go to Japan but did some concert appearances in Los Angeles and San Diego as a substitute.

Chamber president Jim Anderson and his daughter, Rebecca, pose outside of Whisky a Go Go with the Springfield band, SuperCharge.

Membership RenewalsThank you for renewing The Chamber encourages members to do business with other Chamber members. Please consider these renewing members and new members the next time you have a need for products/services.

65 South Classic Rock Band - Chip Kidd Productions, LLCAccess Home Health Agency, Inc.AIDS Project of the Ozarks, Inc.Alexander Open SystemsAll American Windows & Doors, LLCAmerican Family Insurance - Chad Brodersen, CLU AICAmerican Institute of Architects-SpringfieldAmsinger Asphalt Paving & MaintenanceAndereck, Evans, Widger, Johnson-Lewis, LLCAnytime FitnessApartment Finder/Maximum MediaArby’sAssociation of Contemporary ExecutivesAudio Acoustics, Inc.Bailey CompanyBaird, Lightner, Millsap & HarpoolBeaman ElectricBenchmark Appraisal Co., LLCBenefits By Design, Inc.Benefits UnlimitedBest BuyBest Western Coach House InnBKDCreativeBlack Oak OrganicsBroadway Baptist ChurchBrown Derby Stores, Inc.Cambridge Retirement ResidenceCandy House Gourmet ChocolatesCarlisle Transportation Productscart32 - McMurtrey/Whitaker & Associates, Inc.Casey’s General Store - #2247Casey’s General Store - #2251Casey’s General Stores - #2034Central Power Systems & ServicesCentral States Industrial Equipment & Service, Inc.City UtilitiesClub Management Services, LLCColonial Supplemental InsuranceCompass Restoration, LLCComplete AutomotiveConvoy of HopeCore10 Field ServicesCustom Manufacturing & Polishing, Inc.Dale’s Roofing, Inc.DermaHealth Laser & Skin CareDistinctive ImpressionsDodson-Williams Collision Center, Inc.

Downstream Casino ResortDunham’s Martial Art of American KenpoEDCO-The Document PeopleElite Promotions, Inc.Enviropure, LLCFarmers Insurance Group, Mark Pickens AgencyFederal Protection, Inc.Fitzgerald First RealtyFlowerama #142Four Leaf Investments LLCFusion Consulting, LLCGoff Heating & Air ConditioningGreater Springfield Apartment & Housing AssociationH-VAC/Central Plumbing/ Forced Air Furnace Co.Hannah Textor Brokerage, LCHlavacek, Morris, McIntyre, Yates & Danielson, PCHoliday Inn North I-44Holmes & Griffeth Financial PlannersHunter Chase & Associates, IncInsight Counseling Associates, LLCJ. Miles Personnel ServicesJackson Brothers FoodserviceJPS & Associates, Inc.Keller Williams Realty Greater SpringfieldKlingner Cope Funeral HomesLawrence Photo & Video, Inc.Lincoln Land Title, Inc.Loren Cook Co.Lowes of SpringfieldMarketing Mix, Inc.Mears Floral ProductsMercy Research and DevelopmentMettemeyer Engineering, LLCMFA, Inc.Midwest Equipment & Supply, LLCMissouri Career CenterMoDOTMurney Associates - Diane NicholasNational Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)Northeast Diesel ServiceNorthwestern Mutual Financial Network - David YaktineParkcrest Self StoragePJC InsurancePlaza Realty & Management Services, Inc.Prestressed Casting Co.PrimeLending, A PlainsCapital CompanyRamada Oasis Convention Center

Regions Insurance of MissouriRJ’s Roofing & Construction, Inc.Ron’s Racing CollectiblesRussell Cellular, Inc.ScreenmobileSensory IntegrationSheppard Supply CompanyShow-Me InstituteSierra Moving & Delivery, LLCSmith’s Family RestaurantSmouse Financial ServicesSpeedy CashSpringfield Community Center, Inc.Springfield Greene County Library FoundationSpringfield Hot Glass, Inc.Springfield News-LeaderSpringfield Public SchoolsSpringfield Ready Mix Co.Springfield Sign & Neon, Inc.Springfield’s Incredible Pizza Co.Stacy Lacey, A Carol Jones AssociateStarbucksStarlite TheatreState Beauty Supply South, Inc.Steward Construction, LLCTake Flight WritingThe Argentina SteakhouseThe Auto SpecialistsTHE Closet Company, LLCThe Drain StrainerThe MaplesThe Team, Inc.The Vision ClinicThe Whitlock Company, LLPTrustPoint - Sandler TrainingU-Haul Company of MissouriUniversity of Missouri - Chancellor’s OfficeUrban Districts AllianceV R Springfield-Branson Business BrokersVeridian EventsVisiting AngelsWanna Getta Pizza, LLCWebster University - Ozarks Regional CampusWelhener & Saville, Inc.Westfall Company, Inc.Westlake HardwareWil Fischer Distributing Co.

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New MembersWelcome to our newest members

Comfort Inn & Suites2815 N. Glenstone Ave.Springfield, MO 65803(417) 869-8246Hotels/Motels

Creative Outdoor LightingPO Box 1756Springfield, MO 65801(417) 882-0214Lighting - Outdoor

Fast-Teks On-Site Computer Services4121 S. Fremont Ave., #120Springfield, MO 65804(417) 459-7643Computer Service & Support

Greater Springfield Kids DirectoryPO Box 1198Nixa, MO 65714(417) 234-5040Publishers - Magazine

Henry’s Towing, LC2806 S. Farm Road 115Brookline, MO 65619(417) 882-4559Towing Services

Kevins Backhoe Service, LLC2713 N. NationalSpringfield, MO 65803(417) 300-0669Contractors - Backhoe

Losh Communications, Inc.2748 S. Austin AvenueSpringfield, MO 65807(417) 887-0404Computer Networking

Relics Antique Mall2015 W. BattlefieldSpringfield, MO 65807(417) 885-0007Antiques

Rib Crib1640 N. GlenstoneSpringfield, MO 65803(417) 866-6677Restaurants - Catering

Rib Crib425 W. SunshineSpringfield, MO 65807(417) 866-1888Restaurants - Catering

SC Surfaces, LLC2351 S. Sheridan BoulevardSpringfield, MO 65804(417) 300-0698Wood Products

South Oaks Pharmacy3305-D S. CampbellSpringfield, MO 65807(417) 895-9900Pharmacies, Prescription Forwarding Services

Springfield Saves.comPO Box 14915Springfield, MO 65814(417) 234-1647Advertising - Online Coupons

SS & Associates, LLC407 Hillcrest Ave.Nixa, MO 65714(417) 880-4826Credit Card Processing

Ribbon CuttingsGreatLife Golf & Fitness at Deer Lake (Deer Lake Golf Course) – August 125544 W. State Highway 266

Meek Chiropractic – August 191934 S. Glenstone

Huber & Associates – August 23Tower Club on the main floor

The UPS Store – September 61325 W. Sunshine

Springleaf Financial Services – September 82445 N. Kansas Expressway

Shred-It Springfield – September 16202 S. John Q. Hammons Parkway

Lobby DisplayBusiness providing floral arrangements in John Q. Hammons Enterprise Center

Wickman Gardens1345 South Fort(417) 862-3707