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OCTOBER 6, 2026 4:30 - 7:30 PM PARK EVENT CENTER
the annual
CHAMBER CELEBRATION 2026 PRESENTED BY
Program Welcome Kris Nelson, Motor Works Auto Repair Jason Miller, Trust Real Estate Company Presentations 2025-2026 Retiring Board Members and Volunteer Committee Chairs Annual Chamber Celebration Committee Rising Star Award Awards Presented By: Paul Radeke, Creative Planning Former Chair of the Chamber Board of Directors Julie Lunning, Chamber President
The Chamber Vesta Award
Tonight, we are proud to present our volunteers with the Vesta Award. Vesta, a Roman goddess, symbolized the prosperity of home and community. We chose her name for this award because our volunteers play a vital role in the Chamber’s success and in the growth of the communities we serve. Those who step into leadership positions help guide the Chamber, set priorities, and move our mission forward. This evening, we thank our Chamber volunteers with a simple gift of a star.
Rising Star Award
The Rising Star honor goes to someone who went above and beyond for the Chamber, whether through committee work, bringing in new members, marketing support, or other contributions. We received many nominations and will reveal this year’s Rising Star later tonight!
The Final 5 Nominees Are…
Jon Hazen, CloudClear Services and JD Home Healthcare; Chamber Open Committee and Chamber Connection Location Committee Bruce Merrell, Shepherd Security; Sauk Rapids Executive Committee and Chamber Connection Location Committee Jordan Jackson, Trust Real Estate Company; NEXT Young Professionals and Annual Chamber Celebration Committee Lizzy Deutscher, Bookkeeping Barista; Chamber Connection Location Committee Maddie Berg, White Wolf Custom Apparel & Design; Waite Park Planning Committee and Annual Chamber Celebration Committee
the annual 20 CHAMBER 26 CELEBRATION Annual Celebration Committee Tina Mrozek, Blacklight Adventures (chair) Alexis Demuth, Nurture to Play (vice-chair) Brittany Liberty, Central Minnesota Mental Health Center Ann Thelen, Falcon National Bank Brandon Voit, Falcon National Bank Christian Kermeier, Wits Realty Laura Holzheimer, CentraCare Taylor Feero, Switchboard Maddie Berg, White Wolf Custom Apparel & Design Jordan Jackson, Trust Real Estate We apologize if we have missed your name or logo. We sincerely appreciate your support of the Annual Chamber Celebration.
The 2026 Annual Chamber Celebration is Presented by:
Platinum Sponsors
Diamond Sponsors
Sapphire Sponsors I
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Ruby Sponsors
Emerald Sponsors Alliance Imaging Cornerstone Caregiving InteleCONNECT powered by CTC JD Home Healthcare Legacy Upfitters Leighton Media Nuts and Bolts Marketing Runnings St. Cloud
Smart Organizing Solutions St. Cloud Financial Credit Union The Garage Door Store Theisen Dental Tri-County Abstract a Division of First American Title WhiteBox Marketing Williams Dingmann Family Funeral Homes
Retiring Chamber Board Chair
Paul Radeke, Creative Planning
Stronger Together Paul Radeke with Creative Planning provided practical and collaborative leadership in his role as chair of the Chamber’s Board of Directors. His term ended on August 31, 2026. “My favorite part of serving as Board Chair was the opportunity to witness how passionate members, Chamber staff and volunteers are and the time they put in,” Radeke said. One highlight was participating in the Chamber’s Washington, D.C. trip, where he saw strong support for the region from the U.S. Chamber and Minnesota’s elected leaders. “It was encouraging to see leaders from both sides of the aisle engaged in meaningful conversations and advocating for the continued success of our region.” During his tenure, the Chamber launched new initiatives, created additional opportunities for large employers to engage, streamlined accounting practices and strengthened financial reporting to the Board. The organization also navigated staff changes that ultimately strengthened the team. “I am most proud that we emerged stronger as an organization,” Radeke said. “Change and growth are not always easy, but our Board and staff remained focused on the mission and the members we serve.” Looking ahead, Radeke sees an opportunity for the Chamber to continue bringing together businesses, educators, nonprofits and government leaders. With more than half of the region’s state legislative delegation expected to be new in the coming year, he is particularly excited about the Chamber’s role in building relationships with emerging leaders. Radeke talking with Metro Bus CEO Ryan Daniels on the 2026 Washington, D.C. trip
Radeke (L) presented awards with Chamber president Julie Lunning at the annual Business Awards Luncheon
2026 Honorees Ray Herrington Letnes Restaurant Group Board of Directors
Brenda Sickler Theisen Dental Board of Directors
Melody Vachal Arise Cares and RISE UP Care & Wellness Board of Directors
Brad Caroll Holiday Inn & Suites, St. Cloud Visit Greater St. Cloud Advisory Board
Travis Theis Dick’s Nuisance Animal Control Central MN Farm Show The Farm Show is the largest indoor farm show in the upper Midwest. We host 400 booths and over 3,000 visitors over the two-day show. The Farm Show provides $5,000+ in scholarships to high school and postsecondary students in Central Minnesota.
Allen Brinkman Forever Young Two Wellness & Skincare Central MN Farm Show
Bri Torborg Falcon National Bank Government Affairs Division The Government Affairs Division works to educate, inform and advocate for our members on issues and legislation impacting the business community.
Jason Miller Trust Real Estate Top Hat Ambassadors The Top Hat Ambassadors are the welcoming face of the Chamber. They meet and welcome all new members, provide greeting services at Chamber events, and participate in photos with new members, and those who have expanded or relocated.
Sarah Dean Scouting America Business Development Committee The BDC provides educational and networking opportunities to the Chamber’s members in order to assist in their success and growth.
Brittney Goebel North Creative Co. Leadership Program The Leadership Program is a 9month program that helps class members understand the challenges and opportunities facing our region and the role leaders have in addressing them.
Nolan Lind Jacobs Financial NEXT - Chamber's Young Professionals NEXT provides opportunities and resources to maximize the personal and professional growth of the NEXT generation of leaders.
Laura Holzheimer CentraCare Chamber Connection Location Committee Chamber Connection committee secures hosts and sponsors for the weekly meetings and welcomes new attendees and members.
Ann Thelen Falcon National Bank Waite Park Planning Committee The Waite Park Chamber provides a place where business, education, and government can come together for the betterment of the Waite Park Community.
Emmitt Edwards Ecumen Sauk Rapids Executive Committee The Sauk Rapids Chamber promotes a healthy business environment in the community of Sauk Rapids, working in cooperation with member businesses, local government, the public schools, and other community organizations.
Clint Lentner Northland Capital Chair Development Committee This division brings together the chairs and vice chairs of all the committees to strengthen their communication and interaction.
Mathew Odette Stop Go Studio Marketing Committee The Marketing Committee consults on and helps develop marketing communications and strategies for the Chamber.
Troy Lenarz Regional Diagnostic Radiology, Alliance Imaging and the Vein Center and MedSpa Chamber Connectors Chamber Connectors are a group of experienced Chamber members who serve to engage new members and representatives through events, mentorship and advice.
Brandon Zylka Catholic Charities Chamber Open The Chamber Open is an annual golf fundraiser that provides business to business networking and generates funds to support Chamber programs.
Tina Mrozek Blacklight Adventures Annual Chamber Celebration Committee The Annual Chamber Celebration is the Chamber’s annual meeting, where we honor and recognize our outstanding volunteer leaders.
ST. CLOUD AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Annual Membership Report The Chamber of Commerce brings together business and professional leaders to collaborate on strengthening and growing the local economy. It’s a collective effort, achieving results that no one could accomplish alone. The St. Cloud Area Chamber of Commerce boasts more than 860 members, representing nearly every industry and profession. This diverse group provides a wealth of ideas and energy to drive our shared goals forward. Thank you for your contributions, which helps keep the Chamber strong and vibrant. With your ongoing support, we can look forward to another year of success! Mission The St. Cloud Area Chamber of Commerce advocates for all businesses in Central Minnesota by creating opportunities to learn, engage and build a thriving community. Vision The St. Cloud Area Chamber of Commerce serves to build, strengthen and support a diverse economy that can be shared by all. Committees & Divisions Annual Chamber Celebration Committee Business Development Committee (BDC) Chair Development Committee Central MN Farm Show Chamber Connection Location Committee Chamber Connectors Chamber Leadership Program
Chamber Open Committee St. Cloud Area Convention and Visitors Bureau Government Affairs Division Marketing Committee NEXT - Chamber’s Young Professionals Sauk Rapids Executive Committee Top Hat Ambassadors Waite Park Planning Committee
St. Cloud Area Convention and Visitors Bureau 2026 Report The St. Cloud Area Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) is the leading resource for all tourism related activities in Central Minnesota, providing a variety of dynamic and innovative services.
ADVISORY BOARD Mayor Jake Anderson, City of St. Cloud Gretchen Boulka, Paramount Center for the Arts Brad Carroll, Holiday Inn and Suites, Board Chair Mike Conway, City of St. Cloud Council Rep Heidi Everett, St. Cloud State University Ray Herrington, Letnes Restaurant Group
Julie Lunning, St. Cloud Area Chamber of Commerce Meredith Lyon, The Ledge Amphitheater Cassie Miles, Great River Children’s Museum Jon Noerenberg, City of Waite Park Melinda Tamm, Ms. Melinda’s Dance Studio Scott Zlotnik, City of St. Cloud
ST. CLOUD AREA CONVENTION AND VISITORS BUREAU ACTIVITY
MEETINGS + EVENTS Event leads
183 23 Site inspections 18 Event assists room 32,377 Definite nights booked
MARKETING + EXPOSURE Social Views
7.9M
6.4M Facebook | 1.5M Instagram
guides 41K+ Visitor distributed on 700K Views VisitStCloud.com Future economic impact 66K Emails sent currently supported to the travel $8.2M through booked events 214K Visitors information center
TOURISM ADVOCACY Represents Central Minnesota on the Governor’s Tourism Board Advocated for tourism priorities at the State Capitol Partnered with MACVB and Explore Minnesota ECONOMIC IMPACT of people seen in market were visitors
26% $139 Average visitor spend
ST. CLOUD AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Government Affairs Division HOUSE + SENATE PARTNERSHIPS 2025 Legislative Review + 2026 Session Preview Legislative Session Wrap-Up + Legislator Appreciation Luncheon
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Annual D.C. Fly-In connecting local business leaders with Minnesota’s congressional delegation, U.S. Chamber, Embassy of Mexico and national leaders.
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MEMBERS + GUESTS
Maintained relationships with elected officials and their staff through Chamber programs and direct member engagement.
DISTRICTS
Hosted candidate forums for Minnesota Senate Districts 13 and 14 and House Districts 13A, 13B, 14A and 14B.
100
BUSINESSES + GOVERNMENT LEADERS
from Central Minnesota and St. Paul connected at the annual Evening at the Capital event. MINNESOTA CHAMBER FEDERATION
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Worked with the CITIES Minnesota Chamber Supported VERN MENT Federation to advance State of the local business priorities City addresses in St. Cloud, on legislative and Sauk Rapids Local Voice. STATEWIDE REACH. regulatory issues. and Waite CIVICS ACADEMY Park. Launched with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation to help members build civic knowledge and workplace skills through an online course.
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GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS SESSIONS
Focused on timely local, state and federal issues affecting employers and the regional economy.
ST. CLOUD AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
2026
Events + Membership
Membership, connection and engagement across Greater St. Cloud.
EVENTS
5,500+
PEOPLE ENGAGED 92 Networking across all events 54 Professional Development 21 Government Affairs 6 Special/Large
208 18 across
VOLUNTEERS
boards and committees
13 RIBBON CUTTINGS
RIBBON CUTTINGS NEW MEMBER MIXER WAITE PARK CHAMBER SAUK RAPIDS CHAMBER CHAMBER CONNECTION BUSINESS AFTER HOURS MEMBERSHIP MAXIMIZER
APEX GROUPS LUNCHTIME LEARNING LEADERSHIP PROGRAM SUPERVISOR DEVELOPMENT NEXT - YOUNG PROFESSIONALS BUSINESS RESOURCE ROUNDTABLE
90 NEW MEMBERS referred by existing members
22
867
TOTAL MEMBERS as of August 31, 2026
77
SESSION PREVIEW SESSION WRAP-UP CANDIDATE FORUMS MONTHLY MEETINGS EVENING AT THE CAPITAL WASHINGTON, D.C. FLY-IN
ACTION SUMMIT CHAMBER OPEN BUSINESS SHOWCASE TOP HAT CENTRAL MN FARM SHOW VISITS BUSINESS AWARDS LUNCHEON ANNUAL CHAMBER CELEBRATION
9
Sauk Rapids Chamber
11
NEW MEMBERS
MEETING HOSTS
with an average attendance of
between September 1, 2025 and August 31, 2026
68
people.
Hosted the
Hosted the annual
BUSINESS SHOWCASE
at The Clearing, featuring Chamber members, each doing a 3-minute presentation
8
10th annual
STATE OF THE CITY ADDRESS with the City of Sauk Rapids
Hosted and engaged with
SAUK RAPIDS HIGH SCHOOL students at monthly meetings
7
Waite Park Chamber NEW MEMBERS
between September 1, 2025 and August 31, 2026
Hosted the
12
MEETING HOSTS
with an average attendance of
16th
annual
STATE OF THE CITY ADDRESS with the City of Waite Park
Welcomed
80+
MEETING ATTENDEES
at multiple meetings throughout the year
76
ST. CLOUD AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
2026
Operations + Administration
The people, resources and systems behind the work. ST. CLOUD AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE September 2025 - August 2026 STAFF COUNT
REVENUE
Membership Investments......... $682,000 Program Revenue..................... $646,000 Other........................................... $16,000 Total Revenue.................... $1,344,000
EXPENSES
Programs.................................... $383,000 Support Services........................ $704,000 Overhead/Operations).............. $251,000 Total Expenses ................... $1,338,000 Change in Net Assets................. $6,000
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Chamber of Commerce Convention and Visitors Bureau
StCloudAreaChamber.com 1,094,600 Page Views in 2026
663,060 Membership Directory + Listings (Info pages, regional 197,628 Other stats, staff, contact us, etc.)
Calendar + 181,894 Event Individual Events
MN 27,539 Central Farm Show Postings + 24,479 Job Chamber Perks
ST. CLOUD AREA CONVENTION AND VISITORS BUREAU January - December, 2025
REVENUE Lodging Tax............................ $1,091,000 Grants........................................... $29,250 Other............................................. $13,000 Total Revenue...................... $1,133,250
EMAILS 2,529 Email Subscribers
44% 80 17 18 38 25 SOCIAL MEDIA PAGES
Average Newsletter Open Rate: Networking Event Professional Reminders Develoment Programs Government Bottom Line/ Affairs Info Chamber Happenings Special Event + Program Info
10,465
Central MN Farm Show Sauk Rapids Chamber
Total Facebook Followers Increase of 1,097
EXPENSES
Advertising and Sales.................. $356,000 Convention Services..................... $73,000 Personnel and Operating............ $663,000 Total Expenses ..................... $1,092,000 Change in Net Assets................ $41,250
St. Cloud Chamber
17,982
Waite Park Chamber NEXT - Young Professionals
Views on the Top Performing Post (2026 Rising Star Finalists)
LinkedIn 230 new Followers
For a total of 1,699
1.1M
views on Facebook
on Bottom Line 9,605 views LinkedIn Newsletter 85K
With 111 new subscribers for 838 total
views on Instagram
ST. CLOUD AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
2026 Business Award Winners Jason Kath and Adam Preusser Motor Works Auto Repair Small Business of the Year
Hear their story.
Brandon Testa House of Pizza Family-Owned Business
Meet Brandon.
Guy Magno, Ryan Schoepf and Taylor Feero Switchboard Entrepreneurial Success
Learn more about them. Save the Date for May 5, 2027 for the Business Awards Luncheon!
2026 Top Hat Ambassador of the Year Rachael Sogge, Eyecon Graphics
Top Hat Ambassadors are awarded points for a variety of activities, including signing up new Chamber members, going on photo calls with new and existing members, serving as greeters at Chamber events, and delivering Top Hat photos to members. Top Hat Ambassadors are expected to reach a minimum of 500 points during the year. Rachael achieved 975 points! The winners receive acknowledgement in this program, their name on a plaque at the Chamber office, and the recognition that they have provided the best networking the Chamber has to offer. Many thanks to all our Top Hat Ambassadors for their volunteer commitment!
2026 Each One, Reach One Winners Throughout the year we keep a tally of the leads submitted from members that result in membership sales. This year, members referred 22 businesses that became Chamber members out of a total of 90 new members. Congratulations to our winners, Mike Lardy with Bravo Burrito and Mike Brower with American Family Insurance. As a thank you, they’ll each receive a gift card from one of our Chamber members. Thank you to everyone who provided a membership referral in 2025-26. It is your support and involvement that makes your 5 Star Chamber the Voice of Business in Central Minnesota. To participate in the Each One Reach One competition, simply provide qualified leads to the Chamber office between September 1, 2026 and August 31, 2027. A qualified lead includes the company name, contact name, and phone number of a potential member. When your lead turns into a membership sale, you’re in the running! The top challengers are announced throughout the year in Bottom Line, a prize is awarded to the top lead provider, and the winner will be included in the 2027 Annual Chamber Celebration program.
ST. CLOUD AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Unite for Success Scholarship Program Thank you to the following businesses that support the Chamber’s workforce development efforts through contributions to our “Unite for Success” Scholarship Program for high school students. Unite for Success donated more than $20,100 in cash and in-kind scholarships this year to 37 students at area high schools and colleges throughout Minnesota.
Thank you to all of the donors and volunteers who make this scholarship program happen!
Chamber Food Drive In partnership with the Norman C. Skalicky Foundation and the Central Minnesota Community Foundation, Chamber members raise funds for area food shelves each holiday season. Through donations from members and matching dollars, the Food Drive Committee was able to donate over $24,400 to the St. Joseph Food Shelf, the Catholic Charities Food Shelf, and the Salvation Army Food Shelf.
Business Central Magazine The Chamber’s bi-monthly business magazine packed with feature stories, business tips, and news from throughout Central Minnesota. Chamber members are highlighted in every issue in various ways. With a print distribution of 5,800. and online impressions of over 6,000 per issue, it is one of the most valuable marketing tools the Chamber has to offer.
Thank you to all of our advertisers, writers and partners who make this magazine such a success!
The following businesses have been members of the St. Cloud Area Chamber of Commerce for 25 years or more in 2026. Thank you for your continued support! If your company’s name should be included here and it isn’t, we apologize! Please contact us at (320) 656-3800 so we can update our records. AAA Minnesota/Iowa Advantage 1 Insurance Agency Advantage Chiropractic AIS Planning All Star Trophy & Awards All Surface Professionals Ameribuilt Buildings, Inc. American Door Works American Heritage National Bank American National Bank of Minnesota Anderson Trucking Service Anfinson Thompson & Co. Anton's Arnzen Construction, Inc. Arvig Media ASTECH Corp. BankVista Batteries Plus Benson Funeral Home Bernick's Best Western Kelly Inn/Green Mill Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Minnesota Big Lake Chamber of Commerce Blackberry Ridge Golf Club Border States Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Minnesota Bradbury Stamm Construction Brenny Transportation, Inc. Bursch Travel Agency, Inc.
Cash Wise East Cash Wise Foods Catholic Charities Catholic Community Schools CentraCare CentraCare - Midsota Plastic Surgery CentraCare - Sartell Clinic CentraCare Anesthesiology CentraCare Clinic CentraCare Foundation CentraCare Rehabilitation Central Hydraulics Central Landscape Supply Central McGowan Automation, Welding/Industrial Distribution & CO2 Solutions Central Minnesota Builders Assoc. Central Minnesota Community Foundation Central Minnesota Driving Academy, LLC Central Resources Century 21 First Realty Cetera Financial Institutions Chamberlain Oil Company Christensen Group Insurance Cinema Entertainment Corporation City of Sartell City of Sauk Rapids City of St. Cloud City of Waite Park CliftonLarsonAllen Coborn's Marketplace
Coborn's, Inc. Coldspring Coldwell Banker Realty College of Saint Benedict/Saint John's University Columbia Gear Compeer Financial Country Inn & Suites St. Cloud West Country Manor Health Care Campus Courtyard by Marriott - St. Cloud Credit Union 1 Crossroads Center Crown Properties Culligan Water of St. Cloud Custom Catering by Short Stop CWMF Corp D.J. Bitzan Jewelers, Inc. Dale Gruber Construction Daniel Funeral Home DCI, Inc. Deerwood Bank Design Electric, Inc. DSC Communications East Central Energy East Side Glass Co. Edina Realty Electric Motor Service, Inc. Erickson Electric Company, Inc. Evenson Decker, P.A. Eye Kraft Optical Inc. Finken Water Treatment, Plumbing, Heating & Cooling First Fuel Banks, Inc. Franklin Outdoor Advertising G & J Awnings & Canvas, Inc. Gabriel Media GeoComm, Inc. Gilleland Chevrolet Girl Scouts of MN & WI Lakes & Pines GLTArchitects Goodin Company
Goodwill/Easter Seals MN GrandStay Residential Suites Hotels Granite City Armored Car, Inc. Granite City Jobbing Co., Inc. Granite City Roofing, Inc. Grizzlys Wood Fired Grill Handyman's, Inc. Heartland Glass Co., Inc. Heim Milling Company Herc-U-Lift Hess Partners Insurance Agency High Impact Training HMA Architects, Ltd. Holiday Inn & Suites Hub Levandowski Ickler Company, Inc. Image Builders Initiative Foundation J. F. Kruse Jewelers Jennings Insurance K. Johnson Construction, Inc. KASM/KDDG Kelm & Reuter, P.A. Knife River Corporation North Central Lamar Advertising Lathrop GPM Leighton Media Letnes Restaurant Group Lunds & Byerlys Luther St. Cloud Honda Lyon Sheet Metal & Heating Marco Marcus Theatres Mayo Clinic Ambulance-St. Cloud McDonald's - Sartell McDonald's East McDonald's West McDowall Company MCI Carpet One Floor & Home Metro Bus MidCountry Bank Mid-State Tile Company Midway Iron & Metal, Inc.
Midwest Business Finance Corporation Miller Auto Plaza Miller Companies, Inc. Miller, Welle, Heiser & Co. Minnesota Central Region Small Business Development Center Minnesota Public Radio KSJR/KNSR Molitor Excavating Inc. Momentum Truck Group Nahan Printing, Inc. NAPA Auto Parts Nemeth Orthodontics Newcomer Service North Central International North Risk Partners Northland Capital Financial Services, LLC Northway Dental Associates Northwest Excavators, Inc. Northwestern Mutual Office Furniture Solutions, Inc. Old National Bank Omann Insurance Agency Once Upon A Child Palmer Pan-O-Gold Baking Co. Papa Murphy's Take N Bake Pizza Paramount Center for the Arts Park Industries Peters Body Shop, Inc. PleasureLand RV Center, Inc. Proviant Group Wealth Advisors Quadient Quality Appliance Center, LLC Quality Inn Quinlivan & Hughes, P.A. Rasmussen University RBC Wealth Management Reach-Up Head Start Red's Transfer & Storage, Inc. Rengel Printing Company Rex Granite Company RHL
Rice Companies Rinke Noonan Ron's Cabinets Saint Benedict's Monastery Saint John's Preparatory School Sam's Club Sand Companies, Inc. Sauk Rapids-Rice ISD 47 Scenic Sign Corp. Schlenner Wenner & Co. SCIPI Companies SCR SFM Insurance Company Shift Technologies, Inc. Shipshape Services Simonson Lumber SpartanNash Spee-Dee Delivery Service St. Cloud Area Association of Realtors St. Cloud Area Family YMCA St. Cloud Area Planning Organization St. Cloud Area School District #742 St. Cloud Aviation, Inc. St. Cloud Country Club St. Cloud Family Dental St. Cloud Financial Credit Union St. Cloud Floral St. Cloud Opportunities, Inc. St. Cloud Orthopedics Associates, Ltd. St. Cloud Scheels St. Cloud Stamp & Sign, LLC St. Cloud State University St. Cloud Surgical Center St. Cloud Technical & Community College St. Cloud Times & LocaliQ St. Cloud Toyota St. Cloud VA Health Care System State Farm Insurance - Paul Hanson Stearns Bank
Stearns County Abstract & Title Co. Stearns Electric Assoc. Stearns History Museum Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, Incorporated Sunray Printing Solutions, Inc. Tenvoorde Ford, Inc. Territory Golf Club and Coyote Moon The Boulder Tap House The Camera Shop/The Print Refinery The Good Shepherd Community Tony's Lifetime Exteriors, Inc. Total Recreation Town & Country Excavating Townsquare Media Traut Companies Tri-County Abstract & Title Guaranty
Tri-County Broadcasting WHMH-FM/WBHRAM/WVAL-AM/WMINAM/WXYG-AM Trobec's Bus Service, Inc. U.S. Bank United Way of Central Minnesota Vacuum Center & Sewing Room Viking Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Virnig Painting Company W. Gohman Construction Co. WACOSA Weidner Plumbing & Heating Westview Dentistry Wheeler DeGraaf Financial Williams Dingmann Family Funeral Homes Wiman Corporation Wimmer Opticians, Inc. WSB & Associates, Inc. Xcel Energy
Thank you to each and every one of our Chamber volunteers for the hours of time and energy you have devoted to the St. Cloud Area Chamber of Commerce over the last year. You are all integral to the success of our organization – the Chamber couldn’t run without you! And thank you to our members for your continued commitment and support – your investment makes all of this possible.