sept/october 2015 business voice newsletter

SERVING THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY SINCE 1955 • REPRESENTING 16,480 MEMBER EMPLOYEES • SEPT/OCT 2015

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Chamber

Promoting the

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Starligh.ng-Nov. 21st

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Business Voice Newsletter ~ September/October 2015 ~ 2

While you’re busy making your business suc-cessful, the Chamber is busy advoca.ng on your behalf represen.ng you with our local, county and state elected officials. Recently the Cham-ber’s Government Issues Commi4ee (GIC) began reviewing the proposed Town Charter Amend-ments which residents will be vo.ng on in the November 2015 elec.on. Since Castle Rock is a home-ruled municipality, we have our own Charter that defines how our local government is to be run regarding elec-.ons and the process for making local laws, etc. Some of the updates which are being suggested by our Town Council for the November ballot are:

Ordinance 2015-30 which is to change all regular municipal elec-.ons from April to the general elec.on date in November of even-numbered years. It’s assumed by making this change and coordi-na.ng with the County’s elec.on process it would be more efficient and save taxpayer dollars. Ordinance 2015-31 would change the current requirement of public ordinance no.fica.on from the local newspaper to the Town’s web-site which should allow Town staff to publish no.ces more expedient-ly. Ordinance 2015-32 suggests to increase voter signatures for a refer-endum pe..on from its current 5% to 10%. This increase is proposed to ensure the protest of the ordinance is in line with what a greater number of voters might be in favor. Ordinance 2015-33 recommends to increase the number of regis-tered voter signatures required on an ini.a.ve pe..on from 10% to 15%. The ini.a.ve process gives the local residents a way to propose a change in our local laws rather than by Town Council. Ordinance 2015-34 which suggests to amend the .meframe in which an ini.a.ve or referendum pe..on can be withdrawn which residents may disagree with an ordinance. The new provision would require pe..oners who want to withdraw a pe..on to do so by noon the day of the public mee.ng where Council must either rescind the ordinance or put it to a public vote. Ordinance 2015-35 recommends amending to authorize the with-drawal of a signature by a registered voter on an ini.a.ve or referen-dum pe..on on or before the date of filing. During the pe..on or referendum process the recommenda.on is to create a process for voters who have signed a pe..on to have the ability to remove their signature from a pe..on before the pe..on is submi4ed to the Town for verifica.on in case they have changed their mind. As of the deadline for this publica.on, the GIC had not made a rec-ommenda.on to the Chamber Board of Directors regarding any of these ordinance changes for the upcoming elec.on. However, be assured that your Chamber Board will con.nue to be a proac.ve voice and advocate for our business community regarding govern-mental and legisla.ve issues and facilitate communica.on and educa-.on between our business community and our elected officials. Our goal is to con.nue to promote economic interests which contribute to the quality of life for business owners and the residents of Castle Rock.

CEO Focus

Pam Ridler, CCE Castle Rock Chamber

President/CEO

TESTIMONIALS NEEDED! The Chamber is reques.ng member

tes.monials to add to our website and

printed publica.ons. Share a tes.monial and

get FREE exposure for your business. It’s Fast

& Easy!

Tell us what you think about the Chamber!

How are we doing, why you joined, what do

you love about the Chamber...If selected,

your tes.monial will be featured on our web-

site and will include your headshot, member

quote along with your business informa.on

and your website link.

Send tes.monials to John Woodrick at

[email protected] or call 303.688.4597

for more informa.on!

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2015—2016 Board of Directors Castle Rock Chamber Staff Executive Committee Elyse McNulty, Chairman Kaiser Permanente John Manka, Chair-Elect 1 Stop Tire & Auto Aaron Fort, Treasurer Eakins Fort Company P.C. David Zwerenz, Treasurer-Elect Firstbank of Douglas County Mike Tafoya, Immediate Past Chair Portocol Business Strategies Directors Aaron Barrick Folkestad, Fazekas, Barrick & Patoile, P.C. Todd Folkenberg Castle Rock Adventist Hospital Brooke Fox Colorado Agriculture Leadership Foundation (CALF) Jill Garber Arapahoe Community College Golden Goodwin gosocial Douglas County Bernie Greenberg Kokish & Goldmanis, P.C. Nadine Kirk RE/MAX Alliance Jackie Linderman Holiday Inn Express and Suites Whitney Medved Medved Autoplex Andrea Nyquist Outlets at Castle Rock Michelle Peck TMMC Property Management Linda Watson Sky Ridge Medical Center Tom Waymire Castle Rock Bank Ex Officio Mayor Paul Donahue—Town of Castle Rock Frank Gray, President/CEO—Castle Rock EDC Sally Misare, Town Clerk— Town of Castle Rock Pam Ridler, President/CEO— Chamber

2015-16 Board of Directors

Pam Ridler President& CEO [email protected] Melissa Mares Director of Communications [email protected] Alicia Early Membership Development Director [email protected] John Woodrick Event Manager [email protected] Sue Turner Office Administrator [email protected] Sonia Waugh Visitor Center Coordinator [email protected]

Carrie Buchan Program Manager: Leadership Douglas County (LDC) & Young Entrepreneurs Academy (YEA!) [email protected] Judy Woodley Business Training Coordinator [email protected]

Front Row: L-R. Pam Ridler, Elyse McNulty-Chairman of the Board, and Nadine Kirk. 2nd Row: David Zwerenz, Bernie Greenberg, John Manka, Golden Goodwin. 3rd Row: Jackie Linderman, Michelle Peck, Whitney Medved, Jill Garber, Sally Misare. Back Row: Mayor Paul Donahue, Mike Tafoya, Todd Folkenberg, Aaron Fort and Aaron Barrick.


Executive Level

Al.tude SEO Arapahoe Community College Asarch Dermatology Center Brookside Inn Burger King Chuck & Don’s Pet Food Supplies ConneXion Spot Cruise One-Calenda’s Vaca.ons Douglas County Libraries Firstbank of Douglas County Folkestad, Fazekas, Barrick & Patoile, P.C. gopixel design studios, inc. Kaiser Permanente Mywedding.com Nytech Olinger Dignity Memorial One Clear Choice Garage Doors Outlets at Castle Rock Plumbline Services, Inc. Renewal By Andersen Re.rement Investment Strategies Tractor Supply Co. Webster University

Premier Level

Entrepreneur Level

President Level

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Health Links Is Now Recrui�ng

Advisors, Contact Sue!

Join for our monthly Hot Topic session:

Laws and Policies around Building

an Employee Wellness Program Monday, Sept. 28th

10:00 AM to 11:00 AM Castle Rock Chamber

These Events Are Free & Open to the Public.

RSVP to [email protected]

Join us and learn more about the program and to hear Small Business Owners—Healthy Business

Success Stories & Get Inspired!

Cer.fied Healthy Businesses share their success stories and discuss what they are doing to bring wellness to work. Bring Wellness To Your Work!

Worksite Wellness For Your Business The Castle Rock Chamber of Commerce's Worksite Wellness Coali.on is partnering with Health Links Colorado to engage local employers in the process of developing basic employee wellness programs.

Health Links Colorado is a non-profit organiza.on dedicated to improving the health of our state by reaching people where most spend the majority of their .me, at work. Castle Rock was chosen for this pilot project and will include technical assistance, resources, and recogni.on for par.cipa.ng employers.

Want to start a program for your business? Find out how you can receive funding benefits. Contact [email protected] or call 303.688.4597.

NOTE: Lunch will be provided at this 101 session.

Are you interested in learning more about the Chamber's worksite wellness pilot project?

Attend this Lunch N Learn 101 Information Session:

Wednesday, Sept. 22nd

11:00 am to 1:00 pm Castle Rock Chamber

RSVP at: www.CastleRock.org/Events

Membership Has It’s Privileges

As part of your investment with the

Chamber, you are eligible to par.cipate in the

Member2Member Program!

You may offer savings or items of value that

represent your business and take advantage of

those offers from fellow members.

This is part of the Chamber’s ongoing efforts to

help our members save.

By par.cipa.ng in this program, you are furthering

the goal of strengthening our local economy.

Contact Alicia to par.cipate or call 303.688.4597.


Calendar of Events– September Tuesday 1st Government Issues Commi4ee (Chamber) @7:30 am Free Business Consulta.ons (Chamber) @10:00 am-12:00 pm Free Business Consulta.ons (Chamber) @2:00-4:00 pm Wednesday 2nd Leads Referral (Castle Café) @11:30 am Monday 7th Labor Day – Chamber Closed Tuesday 8th Breakfast Club Leads (Village Inn) @7:30 am Free Business Consulta.ons (Chamber) @10:00 am-12:00 pm Leads Plus! (Fowl Line) @11:30 am Free Business Consulta.ons (Chamber) @2:00-4:00 pm Castle Rock Economic Partnership (EDC) @3:00 pm Thursday 10th Business over Breakfast (Arapahoe Community College – Castle Rock Campus) @7:30 am Saturday 12th 26th Annual Colorado ArUest at Castle Rock (Library & Town Hall Parking Lots) @ 9:00 am – 6:00 pm Sunday 13th 26th Annual Colorado ArUest at Castle Rock (Library and Town Hall Parking Lots) @ 10:00 am – 5:00 pm – Military and First Responder Apprecia�on Day (Ac�ve Military and First Responders Free!) Monday 14th Chamber Closed Tuesday 15th Government Issues Commi4ee (Chamber) @7:30 am Third Tech Tuesday – Harvest the Power of Video with YouTube (Chamber) @9:30 am–10:30 am Free Business Consulta.ons (Chamber) @10:00 am-12:00 pm Free Business Consulta.ons (Chamber) @2:00-4:00 pm Wednesday 16th Leadership Douglas County Steering Commi4ee Mee.ng (Chamber) @7:30 am Community Marke.ng Mee.ng (Chamber) @9:30 am Community Leadership Mee.ng (Chamber) @11:30 am Leads Referral (Castle Café) @11:30 am Business AVer Hours Hosted by gopixel design studios (Chamber) @5:00 pm *Events are subject to change, view online calendar for up

to date list of events. www.CastleRock.org

Thursday 17th Biz Builder Lunch ‘n Learn – Business Exit Strategy (Chamber) @11:00 am – 1:00 pm Friday 18th Leadership Douglas County Retreat (Marrio4) Saturday 19th Leadership Douglas County Retreat (Marrio4) Tuesday 22nd Breakfast Club Leads (Village Inn) @7:30 am Free Business Consulta.ons (Chamber) @10 am-12 pm Biz Builder Lunch ‘n Learn – Worksite Wellness 101 Workshop (Chamber) @11:00 am-1:00 pm Leads Plus! (Fowl Line) @11:30 am Free Business Consulta.ons (Chamber) @2pm-4:00 pm Southern CO Business Partnership (Colo Springs Visitors Bureau) @2:00 pm Thursday 24th Board Mee.ng (Chamber) @11:30 am CREG Taskforce (EDC) @ 1:15 pm Douglas County Young Professionals – Wine for the Ages (Castle Country Assisted Living) @5:00 pm Monday 28th Worksite Wellness Hot Topic (Chamber) @10:00 am Wednesday 30th Business of the Month (TMMC Property Mgmt) @9:00 am

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Calendar of Events – October

Tuesday 6th

Government Issues Commi4ee (Chamber) @7:30am

Douglas County Business Alliance Board Retreat (Parker

Chamber Office) @8:00 am-12:00 pm

Free Business Consulta.ons (Chamber)

@10:00 am-12:00 pm

Free Business Consulta.ons (Chamber) @2:00-4:00 pm

Wednesday 7th

Leadership Douglas County Class Day @7:30 am – 5 pm

Leads Referral (Castle Café) @11:30 am

Thursday 8th

Business Over Breakfast Hosted by Rocky Mountain

Group (Chamber) @7:30 am

Biz Builder Lunch ‘n Learn – Crime in Castle Rock – Pro-

tect Your Business (Chamber) @11:00 am-1:00 pm

Tuesday 13th

Breakfast Club Leads (Village Inn) @7:30 am


@10:00 am-12:00 pm

Leads Plus! (Fowl Line) @11:30 am

Free Business Consulta.ons (Chamber) @2:00-4:00 pm

Castle Rock Economic Partnership (EDC) @3:00 pm

Wednesday 14th

Ambassador Mee.ng (Chamber) @12:00 pm

Business AVer Hours (ANB Bank) @5:00 pm

Tuesday 20th

Government Issues Commi4ee (Chamber) @7:30 am

Third Tech Tuesday – Graphic Crea.on and Manipula-

.on Using Canva (Chamber) @9:30 am–10:30 am


@10:00 am-12:00 pm

Worksite Wellness Advisor Training (Chamber)

@12:00-4:00pm Free Business Consulta.ons (Chamber) @2:00-4:00 pm

Wednesday 21th

Leadership Douglas County Steering Commi4ee

Mee.ng (Chamber) @7:30 am

Community Leadership Mee.ng (Chamber) @11:30 am Leads Referral (Castle Café) @11:30 am

Thursday 22th

Board Mee.ng (Chamber) @11:30 am

CREG Taskforce (EDC) @ 1:15 pm

Monday 26th

Worksite Wellness New Employer Orienta.on Event

(Chamber) @10:00 am

Tuesday 27th

Breakfast Club Leads (Village Inn) @7:30 am

Free Business Consulta.ons (Chamber) @10:00 am-

12:00 pm

Leads Plus! (Fowl Line) @11:30 am

Free Business Consulta.ons (Chamber) @2:00-4:00 pm Castle Rock Economic Partnership (EDC) @3:00 pm

Wednesday 28th

Business of the Month (Spencer, Fane & Grimshaw)

@9:00 am

Women of Influence Luncheon (Plum Creek Golf Club) @11:30 am

Thursday 29th

Douglas County Young Professionals (Castle Rock Art

Guild) @5:00 pm

Saturday 31st

Halloween! Enjoy and Stay Safe!

*Events are subject to change, view online calendar for

up to date list of events. www.CastleRock.org

SAVE THE DATES!

October 28th

Women of Influence Luncheon

Plum Creek Golf Club See Adver�sement on page 13

October 29th

Douglas County Young Professionals

Castle Rock Art Guild

October 8th

Business Over Breakfast

Held at CR Chamber

October 14th

Business AVer Hours

ANB Bank

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Upcoming Engagement Events

Business Over Breakfast Events:

FREE to all Chamber members.

Guests/Non Members must have a guest pass.

Thursday, Sept. 10th 7:30 am to 9:00 am

4700 Castleton Way, Castle Rock, CO 80108

Wednesday Sept. 16th 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm

held at the Chamber

420 Jerry Street Castle Rock, 80104

Thursday, Oct. 8th 7:30 am to 9 am

Rocky Mountain Group

held at the Chamber

420 Jerry Street Castle Rock, 80104

Wed. Oct. 14th 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm

3851 Sol Danza Dr,

Castle Rock, CO 80109

Business AVer Hour Events:

Community Connec.on: $10 per person

1 Pass per person for Networking level

Free to Ascent Level Members and above.

Guests/Non Members must have a guest pass.


PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to your membership profile to register. Otherwise, you will be charged

the non-member rate!

Ques.ons? Call Sue at 303.688.4597.

Networking Level & Above Members—Free

Community Connec.on Members-$10.00

Non Members-$25

Register at www.CastleRock.org/Events.htm

New Time: 9:30 AM to 10:30 AM

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Business Trainings to Grow Your Business

Beverage Sponsor

Want a Solid Exit Strategy and Retirement? Act Now.

Thursday, September 17, 2015 Time: 11:00 am to 1:00 pm Castle Rock Chamber Speaker: A4orney Karen Shirley, Robinson & Henry PC; and Les Winegarden, Re.rement Strategies Investmens

How your small business can fund a financially secure future

You have worked long and hard to build up your business but how will you ever be able to afford re.rement?

A4orney Karen Shirley and Les Winegarden will talk about strategies that will help you exit your business. They will share the documents and procedures you should have in place in case of your death or incapacity so that your lega-cy lives on.

• Op.ons for ge]ng out (selling, passing it on to family, closing it down, etc)

• Finding prospec.ve buyers (selling to an employee, family member or compe.tor, selling it publicly, selling assets)

• Crea.ve ways to buy out partners or family members

In addi.on you will learn how to economically use the same tools that large corpora.ons offer their employees in order to foster financial stability and make re.rement fea-sible. There is a lot that a small business can do for both the owner and employees.

• Shorter Term Costs • Healthcare • Employee Absenteeism • Employer Sponsored Plan and Gov’t Managed Care • Employee Wellness • Disability/Long Term Care • Employer Fiduciary Responsibili.es • Defined Benefit Pension • Cash Balance Pension Plans • 401k Plans (Roth 401k, Comparability, Profit Sharing,

Fiduciary Responsibility) • SEP/Simple IRAs • Tradi.onal IRAs/Roth IRAs • Social Security

Free To All Chamber Members $25 pp for Non Members Register Now at www.CastleRock.org/Events NOTE: Lunch is NOT provided, please feel free to bring your own.

Crime in Castle Rock--protect your business

Thursday, October 8, 2015 Time: 11:00 am to 1:00 pm Castle Rock Chamber Speakers: Max Brooks, Aaron Fort and Seth Morrissey

Protect Your Business from Crime Inside and Out

Castle Rock is a great place to live, work, play, and own a business. We have low crime rates howev-er we are not free of criminal ac.vity. A4end this Biz Builder Lunch n Learn to hear from the Castle Rock Police Department about local crime against business. Also, two industry experts will teach you how to prevent and detect cyber-crime and em-bezzlement, two of our more common crimes. Protect the business you have worked so hard to build! • Cyber crime (Max Brooks and Officer Seth

Morrissey) ⇒ Types of cyber crime ⇒ Website architecture that protects your

business and your clients ⇒ Blocking computer viruses ⇒ Avoiding risky internet behavior ⇒ Detec.ng problems • TheV of proprietary informa.on/email

addresses/credit card numbers • Business fraud • Physical safety in the workplace • Embezzlement • ShopliVing - if we run short of content

Free To All Chamber Members $25 pp for Non Members Register Now at www.CastleRock.org/Events NOTE: Lunch is NOT provided, please feel free to bring your own.


Park Street/Jerry Street Storage

1500 N. Park Street Castle Rock, CO

303.688.2242

Register at www.CastleRock.org/Events.htm

PLEASE NOTE: You must log in to your membership profile to register. Otherwise, you will be charged

the non-member rate!

Ques.ons? Call Sue at 303.688.4597.

October 20, 2015 New Time: 9:30 AM to 10:30 AM

Networking Level & Above Members—Free

Community Connec.on Members-$10.00

Non Members-$25

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Women of Influence Luncheon

The Women of Influence Luncheon Series provides opportuni.es and a venue for women leaders to network, share their best insights and business prac.ces, and foster connec.ons with others. Each quarterly luncheon will address a par.cular key issue and solu.ons to women's advancement. The Castle Rock Chamber of Commerce proudly welcomes Be4y Lehman, a Metro Denver, CO Disability Advisor with Lehman Disability Planning LLC. The former ED of the Au.sm Socie-ty of CO, Be4y led efforts for passage of 14 Colorado laws to support and protect thousands of individuals with disabili.es. In addi.on to two children’s Medicaid Waivers and several pri-

vate health insurance mandates, Be4y spearheaded an au.sm treatment law which generates more than $100 mil-lion annually in funding for treatment. Be4y advises on benefits and resources as well as supports families to iden.-fy the principles and values they want upheld for their children’s care. Be4y coaches to create a Le4er of Intent docu-ment expressing everything someone would need to know to step into a parent’s shoes. As a parent of an adult with special needs, Be4y walks the parent walk and understands the need for a quality life for every member of the family. Be4y’s goal as an advocate and ally is to educate, inform and empower families to cre-ate their comprehensive, coordinated life care plan for much deserved peace of mind. Be4y’s numerous awards in-clude Firefly Au.sm’s Luminescence Heartlight Award, Women Who Changed the Heart of the City, Outstanding Women in Business (Denver Business Journal), CCMU’s Community Leader of the Year, Colo. Nonprofit’s William Funk Award, Child Health and Welfare Award from the CO Chapter of the AAP, and CPA’s Who Make a Difference Award.

Sponsored by the Sky Ridge Medical Center and the Educa.on Table is Sponsored by Webster University. $39 for Chamber Members; $49 pp for Non Members Register Now at www.CastleRock.org/Events

Be Inspired Over Lunch— Guest Speaker:

Betty Lehman

Wednesday, October 28, 2015 Time: 11:30 am to 1:00 pm

Plum Creek Golf Club 331 Players Club Dr.



Chamber Anniversaries

October September Business Name Years

Op.cians 2 35

Land Title Guarantee Company 34

Outlets at Castle Rock, The 23

Douglas County Government 21

Han Lee Taekwondo Academy 19

Cherokee Ranch & Castle Founda.on 18

TMMC Property Management 12

Columbine Prin.ng & Copy Center 10

Eclipse Promo.ons, LLC 9

FirstBank of Douglas County 9

Fund Your Dream 9

Summit Church of Castle Rock 9

Cindy Welch Design 7

Tallgrass Kitchen & Bath 6

Douglas County Veterans Monument Founda.on 4

Wedding Treasures Bridal & Tuxedo 4

Wellspring Community 4

Lightning Mobile 3

Chris.an Brothers Automo.ve 2

Finance of America Mortgage 2

Prairie Hawk Dental 2

Bread in the Box 1

Castle Rock Egg and I 1

CruiseOne - Calenda's Vaca.ons 1

Decor Dealer, The 1

Family Heritage 1

Grofax South, The 1

Perfect Teeth 1

Red Leaf Solu.ons, LLC 1

Restore Home Health, LLC 1

Rose's Bella Cucina 1

Sears Hometown Store 1

Younique Makeup 1

Business Years

Castle Rock Senior Center, Inc. 21

Meadows Neighborhood, The 14

Parker Port-A-Po4y, Inc. 12

Grand Lodge on Peak 7 / BGV Marke.ng 9

A Repair Guy, Inc. 8

Sky Ridge Imaging Center at Castle Rock, The 8

Aluwind Inc. 5

American Family Insurance - Timothy Brown Agency, Inc. 5

Bonaventure of Castle Rock 4

My Wedding LLC 4

NavPoint Real Estate Group 4

Ads On Magnets 3

DC Dolphins Youth Sports 3

Emporium, The 3

Cadellie's Home 2

Healthy Home 2

Pediatrics 5280 2

Terrain 2

A Bridge Between 1

Castle Rock Modern Den.stry and Orthodon.cs 1

Chuck & Don's Pet Food & Supplies 1

Concep.ons Reproduc.ve Associates 1

FGXpress 1

Kathie Mulkin DC 1

Mark S. Weston, Real Estate Consul.ng 1

Mul.copter Warehouse, LLC 1

Partylite 1

People's Na.onal Bank 1

RockStar Fitness 1

Congratula�ons on Your Business Success!

Thank You for your con.nued support

of your Castle Rock Chamber!

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Welcome To Our New Members 303 Fire Protec.on,LLC

Contact: David Urenda (303) 505-9031

Castle Rock, CO 80104 Fire Safety , Fire Ex.nguishers

www.303Fire.com

Alliance Hospitality Group, LLC Contact: Lorrie Hooper

(571) 234-1488 Castle Rock, CO 80109

Travel Agency & Lodging, Hotels www.dctodenver.com

Blinks and Winks PhotoBooth

Contact: Melissa Armour (303) 913-1113


Photographers - Commercial www.blinksandwinks.com

Citywide Home Loans

Contact: Bridget McNamara (303) 489-0221

6312 S. Fiddlers Green Circle Greenwood Village, CO 80111

Mortgage - Lending, Mortgages www.bridgetlends.com

Firestone Complete Auto Care

Contact: Del Thornhill (303) 688-8223

38 E. Allen St. Castle Rock, CO 80108

Automobile Repairs & Service, Tire Dealer & Auto Repair www.firestonecompleteautocare.com

Kids R Kids

Contact: Cathy Paulson (303) 615-3240

3760 Dacoro Lane Castle Rock, CO 80109

Child Care www.kidsrkidscastlerock.com

Kneader's Bakery and Cafe - Castle Rock

Contact: Cody Wilson (208) 604-1414

826 New Memphis Ct Castle Rock, CO 80108

Restaurants www.kneaders.com

Family Heritage

Contact: Patrick Mar.nez (303) 503-6977

Castle Rock, CO Insurance (Main)

ConneXion Spot

Contact: Trudi Eisenhour (720) 924-8141

165 Caprice Court, Unit A Castle Rock, Co 80109

Office Space/Co-Working www.connexionspot.com

Curves – Castle Rock

Contact: Lynn Russomanno (303) 660-2381

4284 Trail Boss Drive, Unit 110

Castle Rock, CO 80104 Fitness

www.curves.com

Canine Kids OuUi4ers Contact: Suzanna Smiegowski

(612) 968-0129 200 S. Wilcox St., #134

Castle Rock, Co 80104 Pet Supplies

www.caninekidsouUi4ers.com

Phenix Salon Suites Contact: Jeff Alpers

(303) 663 3888 4714 Milestone Lane, Unit J

Castle Rock, CO 80104 Beauty Salons

Rangewood Orthodon.cs

Contact: Chad Wa4s (719) 596-3113

718 Maleta Lane, Suite 201 Castle Rock, CO 80108

Den.sts - Orthodon.st, Orthodon.st www.rangewoodorthodon.cs.com

Re/Max Alliance - Dean Gary Team

Contact: Dean Gary (303) 660-3326

1777 Rhodonite Court Castle Rock, CO 80108

Real Estate, Real Estate - Residen.al www.deangary.com


Ambassador Program Sponsored By:

VisitCastleRock.org

Congratula�ons to Bryan Mullinax of Postal Annex

Bryan and his wife Paula, have been opera.ng the Postal Annex store in Castle Rock since March of 2011. Bryan has been an Ambassador with the Chamber for a year and a half. Bryan stated being a member of the Chamber and an Ambassador has definitely benefited his business and has brought many wonderful personal rela.onships as well. “A4ending the ribbon cu]ngs and many Chamber events is a great way of mee.ng other business owners and being able to understand some of the issues that the en.re community faces. The Castle Rock Chamber provides a wide variety of events and programs which have assisted us in running our business and suppor.ng the community.” Bryan is honored to be the Ambassador of the Month and looks forward to con.nuing in this role for a long .me to come.

We applaud Bryan’s efforts to support and promote local businesses in our community!

Thank you Bryan, for all you do to support and promote the Castle Rock Chamber. We greatly appreciate your outstanding efforts!

July Ambassador of the Month—

Bryan Mullinex Postal Annex

Secretary of Estates

Contact: Tracey Wi4e (303) 660-8888

425 Wilcox Street, Suite 210 Castle Rock, CO 80108

Property Management, Real Estate www.secretaryofestates.com

Twisted Wardrobe Designs

Contact: Denise Blodig (720) 328-3417

514 Perry Street, B100 Castle Rock, CO 80104

Bou.que, Retail www.twistedwardrobebou.que.com

Chicago Title

Contact: Gretchen Ptacek (303) 291-9952

212 Wilcox Castle Rock, CO 80104

Title Company www.chicago.tle.com

Heirloom Wealth Management

Contact: Rick Hurley (720) 708-6520

385 Inverness Pkwy, Suite 390 Englewood, CO 80112

Financial Advisor www.heirloomwm.com

Welcome To Our New Members (Continue)

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Thank You Sponsors!

Beverage Sponsor

The Pepsi Bo4ling Company

3801 Brighton Boulevard

Denver, CO 80216

Storage Sponsor

Park Street/Jerry Street Storage

1500 N. Park Street Castle Rock, CO

303.688.2242

Restaurant of the Month

34 E Allen Street


303.814.1148


July Business of the Month—Douglas Elbert Relators Association The Castle Rock Chamber honors the Douglas Elbert REALTOR® As-socia.on as our July Business of the Month recipient. For more than twenty six years, Douglas El-bert REALTOR® Associa.on has been a proud member of the Cas-tle Rock Chamber. The Douglas Elbert REALTOR® As-socia.on, “The Voice for Real Es-tate,” is part of America’s largest trade associa.on, represen.ng 1 million members. Their Mission is to empower their members to be community and industry leaders through the promo.on of ethical conduct, professionalism and community involvement. They provide innova.ve educa.on, training and resources. They are advocates for their communi.es, industry and their members. Who: Their membership is composed of residen.al and commercial REALTORS®, pledged to a strict Code of Ethics and Standards of Prac.ce and industry related partners engaged in all aspects of the real estate industry. Why: Working for America's property owners, the Douglas Elbert REALTOR® Associa.on provides a facility for professional development, research and exchange of informa.on among its members and to the public and gov-ernment for the purpose of preserving the free enterprise system and the right to own real property. The Term REALTOR® Not all real estate agents are REALTORS®. The term REALTOR® is a registered collec.ve membership mark that iden.fies a real estate professional who is a member of the Na.onal Associa.on of REALTORS® and subscribes to its strict Code of Ethics.

For more informa.on, visit our website at www.derarealtors.com.

www.CastleRock.org

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Chamber is

Now Hiring! Membership Investment

Representa�ve

The Membership Investment Representa.ve will build and maintain posi.ve rela.onships

with current and poten.al members and will focus on selling Chamber memberships to

prospec.ve non-member businesses by com-munica.ng the benefits and value of the

Chamber. By providing detailed informa.on on various programs offered through the

Chamber which assist our members business-

es in their growth process. With this goal in mind, the Membership Investment Repre-

senta.ve will support the Chamber’s mission with the goal of increasing the total number of

members within the organiza.on.

To apply visit www.castlerock.org/jobs.htm or

email your resume to [email protected].

*Certain Restrictions Apply

Join A

Leads Group!

LEADS PLUS! LEADS REFERRAL 2nd & 4th Tuesdays 1st & 3rd Wednesdays

11:30 am to 1pm 11:30 am to 1pm

Location: The Fowl Line Location: Castle Cafe

[email protected] [email protected]

THE BREAKFAST CLUB 2nd & 4th Tuesdays

7:30 am to 9 am

Location: Village Inn

[email protected]

August Business of the Month—Nytech

The Castle Rock Chamber of Commerce honors Nytech Hea.ng & Cooling as our August Business of the Month re-cipient. For more than 14 years, Nytech Hea.ng and Cool-ing has been a proud member of the Castle Rock Chamber. Serving Castle Rock and the surrounding communi.es in Douglas County, Nytech Hea.ng and Cooling’s goal has always been crea.ng lifelong customers by providing a service experience so excep.onal, customers cannot help but to tell their friends, family and neighbors about their posi.ve experience. Owner, Dan Reeter, creates this posi.ve experience with his passion and dedica.on to providing honest, friendly and highly trained coworkers. Our team is made up of Castle Rock residents who are proud members of the best community in the en.re state of Colorado and we’re dedicated to providing year-round safety, comfort and efficiency. For more informa.on about Nytech Hea.ng and Cooling, call them at 303-663-6840 or visit their website at www.nytechmetal.com.

Congratula�ons for being recognized as an outstanding business!


Let us help you celebrate! Have you opened a new

business, expanded at your current loca.on, reloca.ng or celebrated a milestone anniversary?

The Castle Rock Chamber can help you share the good news!

Contact [email protected] for details.

Ribbon Cuttings, Celebrate Your Success

KidsRKids 3760 Dacoro Lane Castle Rock, CO 80109 303-615-3240 www.kidsrkidscastlerock.com Child Care

Burger King 4408 Barranca Lane Castle Rock, CO 80109 303-688-9381 Restaurants

Curves – Castle Rock 4284 Trail Boss Dr., Unit 110 Castle Rock, CO 80104 303-660-2381 www.curves.com Sports & Recrea�on – Fitness

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Chamber to offer members a free package of training valued at $2,500.

View Online at www.CastleRockEG.com


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Save Time and Money with

Targeted Training In conjunc.on with Coggno.com, we are happy to announce a new service for our members. We are now offering a selec-

.on of online training courses for purchase directly from our

website. We've hand-picked courses that we feel are relevant

to you and your employees, covering topics in HR, Compli-

ance, SoVware, Social Media and Business Management – just

to name a few.

All courses will be available on-demand, 24/7, and adminis-

tered through an employee's worksta.on. When purchasing

the courses through our site, you will also receive a free

Learning Management System, or LMS. This tool makes it

simple to distribute, monitor, and report on all your employ-

ees' training. The training courses are specifically designed to

address many of the issues around risk and liability faced by

businesses today, as well as develop the skills of your employ-

ees. Visit www.CastleRockEG.com today.

Select from an extensive library of the finest training

providers and courses in the world, all recognized leaders in

their fields. Purchase just the training your staff needs, no

long term contracts or arbitrary subscrip.ons to training you

don’t need.

Find and purchase online training courses for your employ-

ees on an assortment of topics. Courses are self-paced, on

demand, many with cer.ficates, and are distributed online to

each employees′ computer via a free Learning Management

System where you can track and view repor.ng.

Try Online Training Today! Contact Judy by email at [email protected] or call the

Chamber to receive a *free class while supplies last.

About Coggno Coggno is a universe of online training courses created by in-

dustry experts, and delivered via an intui.ve learning

plaUorm. Online training through a Learning Management

System is an easy and convenient way to distribute the latest

coursework tailored to meet the needs of every department

within large corpora.ons and small businesses. Learn more at

www.Coggno.com or Email [email protected] for specific

ques.ons or to create a learning plaUorm specific for your

business needs.

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Program is Sponsored By: Learn More and Register: CastleRockEG.com

Chamber Offers Free Business Consultations For All

In-house training events are held at: Castle Rock Chamber of Commerce, 420 Jerry Street, Castle Rock

September 15, 2015

Third Tech Tuesday

9:30 am to 10:30 am

Chamber Members free*, $25 for others

Harness the Power of Video with

YouTube

September 17, 2015

Biz Builder Lunch N Learn**

11:00 am to 1:00 pm

Free to Chamber Members, $25 for others

How to exit from your business and

re�re someday!

October 8, 2015


11:00 am to 1:00 pm

Free to Chamber Members, $25 for others

Crime in Castle Rock—protect your

business

October 20, 2015


9:30 am to 10:30 am

Chamber Members free*, $25 for others

Graphic Crea�on and Manipula�on

Using Canva

Ques.ons? 303-688-4597 Loca.on: 420 Jerry St. Castle Rock, CO 80104

* Community Connec.on level Chamber member: $10 ** No lunch provided

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Chamber Programs Overview Affinity Programs Are You Taking Advantage of our Money Saving Programs?

Office Depot Program: Members save approximately 15% to 25% annually on their office supplies! To receive your Na.onal Program Office Depot card,

please call the Chamber at 303-688-4597 or email [email protected].

Comcast Business Class: Chamber mem-

bers can save on internet Service and Voice service! For more info, contact Comcast Business Class at 303-720-8090. Visit www.castlerock.org/

affinityprogram.htm or contact [email protected] for more informa.on.

Ambassador Program The Ambassadors are an all-volunteer

organiza.on comprised of approximate-ly 20 Chamber member firms who serve as the public rela.ons and reten-.on arm of the Chamber. The Ambassa-

dors provide understanding and confi-dence in the Castle Rock Chamber among our businesses. As highly visible and pres.gious volunteers, the Ambas-

sadors serve as the Chamber’s primary liaison to Castle Rock Chamber mem-bers and play an essen.al role in mem-bership reten.on, recruitment, anniver-

sary calls, ribbon cu]ngs, conveying member needs and/or concerns to Chamber Staff and garnering support for the Chamber. ~Melanie Calhoun –

Chairperson, www.castlerock.org/ambassadors.htm or contact [email protected].

Business After Hours & Business Over Breakfast To assist our members in developing business rela.onships the Castle Rock Chamber of Commerce offers many net-

working events throughout the year. There are monthly Business AVer Hours, Business Over Breakfast and Member Orienta.ons. Visit:

www.castlerock.org/bah.htm or contact [email protected] for more infor-ma.on.

Castle Rock Economic Gardeners (CREG) To provide small business owners with

the resources used by best-in-class firms, thereby enhancing their compe.-.veness in the local, state and global marketplace. CREG is a group of dedi-

cated business leaders who act as men-tors and offer li4le to no cost business intelligence to both start-ups and estab-lished businesses in Castle Rock.

~Mike Tafoya, Portocol Business Strategies –Chairman, www.CastleRockEG.com or contact [email protected] for more

informa.on.

Douglas County Business Alliance (DCBA) Is a united effort of the Castle Rock, Lone Tree, Parker and Highlands Ranch Chambers of Commerce, South Metro

Denver Chamber, along with the North-west Douglas and Castle Rock Economic Development Councils, to form a legisla-.ve coali.on to lead and influence re-

gional, state and federal policy, legisla-.on and regula.ons. The primary focus of the DCBA is to create a posi.ve busi-ness climate for the future of Douglas

County businesses. ~Frank Gray, EDC Chairman ~Pam Ridler,

[email protected] or www.douglascountybusinessalliance.com/

Douglas County Young Professionals The Douglas County YP’s group is intended for young professionals aged 21 - 40, who live or work in the Douglas County community. DCYP offers great

networking opportuni.es to help build your business prac.ce, gain las.ng friendships, and have fun at the same .me! Our Mission is to build a network

of young professionals who support each other and provide a voice in the community, with an emphasis on social ac.vi.es and community

involvement. ~John Woodrick, [email protected].

Government Issues Committee (GIC) To be a proac.ve voice and advocate

for the business community regarding governmental issues; promo.ng economic interests which contribute to the quality of life of Castle Rock and

facilitates communica.on between local government and the business community. ~DJ Tedesco, Castle Rock Bank Chairman, or [email protected]

for more informa.on.

Leadership Douglas County (LDC) Leadership Douglas County (LDC) provides the opportunity for par.ci-pants to broaden their knowledge of

the community while enhancing their leadership skills. The program brings diverse people together to learn from each other, creates an expecta.on of

servant leadership, and builds in real opportuni.es to teach knowledge and skills. Contact Carrie Buchan at [email protected]

for more informa.on or www.LeadershipDouglasCounty.com

Networking/Leads Groups The Castle Rock Chambers Leads Groups are organiza.ons of business profes-

sionals that have the desire to improve their income by forming rela.onships with other Chamber members for the purpose of exchanging direct client re-

ferrals and leads. www.castlerock.org/networking.htm or contact [email protected].


YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS ACADEMY (YEA!) SEEKS

INNOVATIVE MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

Now Accepting Applications The Young Entrepreneurs Academy (YEA!) is currently accep.ng applica.ons for the 2015-16 class. YEA! is a 30 week program that guides middle and high school stu-dents through the process of launching and running their own real businesses or so-cial movements! While in the Academy, students will have access to valuable experts like a4orneys, accountants, marke.ng experts, graphic designers and web developers. Students will brainstorm ideas, create business plans with the help of one-on-one business men-tors, pitch to investors for real start-up cash, legally establish their enterprises, and par.cipate in a tradeshow. Students also have the opportunity to win college scholar-ships. This year marks the beginning of a new partnership and a new venue as YEA! enters its fourth year. Star.ng in October, YEA! classes will meet at Castle Rock’s first co-working space, ConneXion Spot. YEA! is excited by the expanded possibili.es for the program as a result of being part of this new hub for collabora.ons and business de-velopment. The YEA! applica.on is available online for students to complete at YEADC.COM. Scholarships may be available for those who meet eligibility requirements. For more informa.on or ques.ons, contact [email protected] or call Carrie at 720-440-3726 for details.

Applica�ons will be accepted un�l September 25.

The selec�on process is compe��ve, so applicants are urged to apply early.

WANTED: TEENS WHO MEAN BUSINESS

Thank You to Our Sponsors!

Got a laptop lying around that you don't use? Is your company upgrading their equipment? Instead of taking up space in a storage unit, on a

shelf, or in the garage, consider dona.ng your gently used laptops to YEA!

We need to set up a computer lab for our students by October

15. Can you or your company help? YEA! is a 501(c)(3) organiza.on and your dona.on may be eligible for a tax

deduc.on. Contact Carrie at [email protected] or call 720.440.3726.

2015 grad Catalin Varela distribu.ng the first issue of The Smile in You, a publica.on for teen girls, by teen girls.

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Developing Leaders in Douglas County—2016 Class Announced

Leadership Douglas County is designed to broaden par.cipant knowledge of the community while enhancing leadership skills, which in turn increases the strength and effec.veness of our new community leaders. Leadership Douglas County is pleased to announce the members of the Class of 2016, who will begin their jour-ney with a kick-off retreat in September. We congratulate those selected to par.cipate! Cody Brenner Douglas County Tammy Clausen Douglas County Libraries Tina Dill Douglas County Sidonya Fulton Cabela's Karen Gargan Douglas County Libraries Caitlin Gappa Tri-County Health Bernie Greenberg Kokish & Goldmanis Steve Johnson Douglas County Sheriff’s Office Kari Larese Highlands Ranch Metro District Mark Longacher Douglas County Glenn Murray Town of Parker Kamela PancroV Colorado Credit Union J.R. Pinon Olinger, Andrews Caldwell Gibson Funeral Home Joe Roos Hide in Plain Sight Sheryl Scripter Wild Yankee Liquors Joshua Stermer Wind Crest Re.rement Community Liz Whitmore City of Lone Tree Britney Winter FirstBank The co-chairs for the Steering Commi4ee this year are Kris Medina (Pikes Peak Habit for Humanity) and Chris Cooper (City of Lone Tree Police Department) who are both graduates of the class of 2014. They will guide recent graduates of the class of 2015 as they plan the monthly sessions for the incoming class. If you would like to find out if LDC is for you, we invite you to join part or all of one of our programs and experi-ence a day for yourself. Daylong classes meet throughout Douglas County on the first Wednesday of each month. For more informa.on on the Leadership Douglas County program, please call Carrie Buchan at 720.440.3726, email [email protected] or visit us on the web: www.LeadershipDouglasCounty.org. We couldn’t run this program without our sponsors:


Town & County News Town to hold elec�on Nov. 3

- Castle Rock voters will be asked to decide on changes to the Town

Charter during the November elec-

.on. Town Council decided to call a

special elec.on to coordinate with

the County elec.on, scheduled for

Nov. 3. It is considered a special

elec.on for the Town, because regu-

lar Town elec.ons are currently held

in April. Read more at: h4p://

www.crgov.com/civicalerts.aspx?

AID=969

WISE takes next steps in long-term

water plan—Ensuring the Town’s

long-term water future is a compli-

cated process that has many puzzle

pieces. Recently, a piece of that puz-

zle was secured when Town Council

approved funding to begin design on

the first piece of local WISE infra-

structure that will be needed to

start impor.ng renewable water to

the area. Read more at: h4p://

www.crgov.com/CivicAlerts.aspx?

AID=972

Light the Rock? See renderings on

Facebook - Like South Dakota has

Mt. Rushmore, Castle Rock has our

signature Rock. What might it look

like lit up at night? The Town last

month tested some ideas for ligh.ng

the Rock. Now, visit the Town’s Fa-

cebook page (Facebook.com/CRgov)

to see photo renderings of ideas.

Read more at: h4p://

www.crgov.com/CivicAlerts.aspx?

AID=965

Starlight Movie #4 - Captain Ameri-

ca: The Winter Soldier is Saturday,

September 5 - The Starlight Summer

movies have become the corner-

stone of the Downtown Event Se-

ries. Fun-for-all-ages movies are

shown on a giant, outdoor inflatable

screen. The entertainment before

each movie includes live music, kids’

ac.vi.es, as well as food and bever-

ages from various vendors.

Castle Rock Historical Society and

Museum's Free Monthly Presenta-

�on at PS Miller Library is Thursday,

September 10 from 6:45 PM to 8

PM - Join us for a presenta.on from

Reagan Harper with the Colorado

State Library on the Colorado Histor-

ic Newspapers project. Email muse-

[email protected]


"An Evening with Dream Masterz",

Carol Massie & Joe Givan - A Fund-

raiser for the Senior Founda�on is

Friday, Sept 11, 2015 at the Theatre

of Dreams in Castle Rock! Show-

.me: 7:30 - 9:00 pm: Magic, Come-

dy and more! Buy .ckets online at :

www.Tickets.AmazingShows.com.

Sky Ridge Medical Center will be

hos�ng, Bumps & Babies

Community Baby Shower on

Saturday, September 12 from 9 AM

to 1 PM. This event is a celebra.on

of motherhood for new and

expec.ng moms. Local vendors and

businesses come together to

connect with local families. Email [email protected]


Boy Scout Troop 780’s 4th Annual

Chilifest is on Saturday, September

12 from 4 PM to 8 PM at the DC

Events Center. Join them for lots of

chili, a car show, a demonstra.on by

the Castle Rock Fire Department,

food, drinks, a bounce house, a si-

lent auc.on and a live band.

Whiskey and a Western Date Night

Movie – Butch Cassidy and the Sun-

dance Kid event loca�on is behind

the Emporium on Saturday, Sep-

tember 19 from 6 PM to 10 PM.

(Live music and dancing will begin

the event so bring your dancing

shoes. Bringing out the true wild

side in you, mechanical bull rides

will be available for those who are

willing. Butch Cassidy and the Sun-

dance Kid will begin at dusk.

Castle Rock Police Department will

par�cipate in the Na�onal Prescrip-

�on Drug Take-Back event on Sept.

26. - Bring unused prescrip.on

drugs to the Police Department, 200

Perry St., between 10 a.m. and 2

p.m. that day. Read on for infor-

ma.on on the na.onal event. In ad-

di.on, the Police Department ac-

cepts unused prescrip.ons during

normal business hours, 8 a.m. to 5

p.m. Monday through Friday.

Oktoberfest is Saturday, October 3

from 11 AM to 7:00 PM at Fes�val

Park. A full day of fun with an au-

then�c German band. Lots of food

and vendors with craVs.

liveBIG 5K , 10k, and Family Adven-

ture Run is Saturday, October 17 at

PS Miller Park. Learn to live big, en-

joy the outdoors and get some exer-

cise at the 2015 liveBIG 5K, 10K and

Family Adventure Run. Visit

www.livebigfund.org for more infor-

ma.on.

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Members in the News Martha Stewart Weddings and

Mywedding Brands Partner to Be-

come Leading Mul�-PlaOorm Des�-

na�on and Resource for Wedding

Inspira�on—Meredith Corpora.on

(NYSE:MDP; www.meredith.com),

recently announced the launch of

the Meredith Weddings Group,

comprised of Martha Stewart Wed-

dings magazine, marthastewartwed-

dings.com, and mywedding.com.

Read more at: www.castlerock.org/

chamber_news9.htm.

Catholic Chari�es USA Recognizes

Kathy Thayer, Catholic Chari�es VP

of Life Connec�ons — Kathy Thayer

has been named the Bishop Joseph

M. Sullivan Award winner for 2015.

Every year at the Catholic Chari.es

USA (CCUSA) Annual Gathering, the

Sullivan Award is presented to an

individual who has made a signifi-

cant contribu.on to social service

programming for children. This year,

Catholic Chari.es of Central Colora-

do nominated Kathy Thayer for her

life-long commitment to the welfare

of children, which is quite extensive.

Kathy will officially receive her

award at the CCUSA Annual Gather-

ing in Omaha, Nebraska in Septem-

ber. Read more at

www.castlerock.org/

chamber_news7.htm.

Opperman Honored at Elements

Massage™ Conference in Vegas

– Na.onal Franchise Elements Mas-

sage™ (Elements), celebrated the

best of the best at its annual awards

ceremony Wednesday evening in

Las Vegas. Hundreds of franchise

owners gathered at the Vene.an

Palazzo Resort to honor their peers

and elevate the brand during a

three-day conference. The achieve-

ments of many in the Elements sys-

tem have made the business one of

the most successful franchised mas-

sage brands in the United States.

Read more at www.castlerock.org/

chamber_news10.htm.

The New Chamber Maps are in!

Stop by today and pick one up!

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Did You Know? As part of your membership

with the Castle Rock Cham-ber, all members are eligible to contribute to our Business

Voice Newsle4er in the “Members in the News sec-.on. Submit all press releases

or company announcements to the newsle4er Editor,

Melissa Mares via email to [email protected] by the 15th of the month.

Take advantage of this opportunity to reach fellow chamber members.

*Some Restric�ons apply.

Upcoming Signature Events

Colorado Artfest at Castle Rock—Sept. 12 & 13, 2015 Downtown Castle Rock www.CastleArtfest.com Castle Rock Starlighting—November 21, 2015 Downtown Castle Rock www.CastleCulture.com

THANK YOU FOR YOUR

INVESTMENT IN OUR COMMUNITY

& THE CASTLE ROCK CHAMBER

OF COMMERCE!

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