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Community Update

Terri Kimble President | CEO

As we head into the heart of spring, I want to take a moment to highlight one of the most joyful and meaningful traditions in our business community: the Chandler Chamber Community Awards.

This annual event is more than a ceremony. It’s a celebration of the people and businesses who bring Chandler to life. From small startups making their first big leap, to longestablished organizations that continue to raise the bar, the awards are a reminder of the innovation, resilience, and heart that define our city.

This year marks the 38th annual celebration, and we’re turning up the volume with a Pop Art theme. Bright, bold, and impossible to ignore—just like the winners we’re about to honor. You’ll see familiar faces from across the East Valley, from educators and public servants to business leaders and nonprofit changemakers, all taking the stage for a night of well-deserved recognition.

And yes, we’ve been busy behind the scenes surprising many of our winners at their offices. Watch our social media for sneak peeks—but join us May 29 at Gila River Resorts & Casinos for the full celebration. It’s going to be a night to remember.

If you’d like to attend or become a sponsor of this incredible event, visit chandlerchamber.com. Let’s celebrate Chandler’s brightest in true pop-art fashion.

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Meet The 2025 Women of Chandler

Terri Kimble PRESIDENT/CEO Terri@ChandlerChamber�com

Angie Poirier DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS Angie@chandlerchamber�com

Carly Wakefield VP OF WORKFORCE & GOVT AFFAIRS Carly@chandlerchamber com

Barbara Caravella SPECIAL PROJECTS MANAGER Barbara@chandlerchamber�com

Brittany Banger BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AREA MANAGER Brittany@chandlerchamber�com

Mallery Campos BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AREA MANAGER Mallery@chandlerchamber�com

Matt Riddick BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AREA MANAGER Matt@chandlerchamber com

Claire Hartley PROGRAMS & EVENTS COORDINATOR Claire@chandlerchamber�com

Grant Thompson POLICY COORDINATOR Grant@chandlerchamber�com

Hilen Cruz Manager of Strategic Engagement, Salt River Project

BOARD CHAIR

If there’s one constant in our local economy, it’s the strength and tenacity of Chandler’s small business owners. As Board Chair of the Chandler Chamber, I see this every day—in storefronts, in startups, and in stories of businesses evolving to meet new challenges.

Over the past quarter, the Chamber has doubled down on supporting our small business community. From hosting the Chandler Small Business Expo to equipping business owners with strategies on hiring, AI, and marketing, we’re offering resources that directly impact bottom lines.

We know the challenges aren’t going away. But we also know that this community is defined by action. Whether it’s a new vendor relationship, a shift in digital strategy, or simply showing up at a networking event, Chandler businesses continue to take steps forward.

As we move through 2025, the Chamber Board remains focused on giving businesses of all sizes the tools and visibility they need to grow. It’s a responsibility we take seriously—and a mission we’re proud to carry.

Hilen Cruz 2025 Chandler Chamber Board Chair

Featured Board Members

Hilen Cruz Manager of Strategic Engagement, Salt River Project

Hilen Cruz works with City Mayors, City Managers and County Supervisors in Apache County, as well as with CEOs of Chambers of Commerce and Business Organizations across Arizona� She is a member of the Energy Committee of the Arizona-Mexico Commission on behalf of SRP since 2011, currently serving as co-chair by assignment of the Governor of Arizona� Hilen also serves on the Board of Directors at the Chandler Chamber of Commerce since 2020�

Ryan Moyer

Director of Sales, Gila River Resorts & Casinos

In 2012, Ryan joined Gila River Resorts & Casinos as a Sales Manager, where they successfully managed hotel-related sales and marketing activities for a AAA 4 Diamond property� During their time at the resort, they demonstrated exceptional leadership skills, achieving multiple awards and recognition for their performance� Ryan also held positions of Sales Associate and Senior Sales Manager at Gila River Resorts & Casinos before becoming the Director of Sales in 2023�

Susan Perlman

Co-Owner, Dogtopia

My success in creating strong customer relationships is a product of years of experience in marketing, communications and public relations in a variety of industries I have a passion for building community awareness around underserved populations such as veteran’s with invisible disabilities, children awaiting adoption, and dogs who deserve the opportunity to learn how to be good canine citizens I have used my skills and leadership opportunities to grow my business, help other businesses to grow and help the community around me�

Brian Peters

National Manager, Toyota Financial Services

Brian Peters has twenty-three years of experience in the Captive Auto Finance business with Toyota and Lexus Financial Services� During his tenure, nineteen years have been dedicated to leadership and managing operations� Brian has lived and worked in Chandler since 2011� His career has taken him to three different locations across the United States and he loves all that Chandler has to offer and considers this home!

Calendar of Events

Thu, May 1, 2025

4:00pm - 5:00pm

Ribbon Cutting: Sonoran Gastroenterology

Meet Chandler’s newest specialty clinic at 950 N McQueen Rd, Suite 100 Chandler, Arizona 85225

Fri, May 2, 2025

8:00am - 9:00am

Policy Impact Series: End-of-Session Update

As Arizona’s legislative session draws to a close, your elected officials will share insights into their key accomplishments, discuss the status of state budget negotiations, and highlight this year’s most impactful bills.

This free event features updates from Arizona’s 13th Legislative District, including Senator JD Mesnard, Representative Jeff Weninger, and Representative Julie Willoughby.

Tue, May 6, 2025

4:00pm - 5:00pm Ribbon Cutting: MVP Sports Grill

Celebrate the new sports bar and grill at 980 E Pecos Rd #5 Chandler, AZ 85225

Wed, May 7, 2025

8:00am - 9:30am How to Win State Contracts

Get a free in-person update from the Arizona Department of Administration to become an approved vendor with state government.

May 2025

Wed, May 7, 2025

4:00pm - 5:00pm

Ribbon Cutting: RISE Modern Wellness

Celebrate their 1 year anniversary at 7131 W Ray Rd Ste. 25 Chandler AZ 85226

Wed, May 14, 2025

8:00am - 9:00am Wake Up Chandler @ DC Heights

Our premier morning networking event. Bring business cards, door prizes, & a 15-second elevator pitch.

Fri, May 16, 2025

4:00pm - 5:00pm Ribbon Cutting: ACES ABA

Welcome this autism therapy center to our business community at 600 W Chandler Blvd Ste. 180 Chandler AZ 85224

Tue, May 20, 2025

11:30am - 1:00pm Meet the 2025 Women of Chandler

Every year, we partner with Chandler City Lifestyle Magazine to recognize the women who define our community, from founders, to owners, to teachers, to captains.

Tue, May 20, 2025 4:00pm - 5:00pm Ribbon Cutting: Absolute Pain Relief

Welcome them at 980 E Pecos Rd, #3 Chandler AZ 85225

Wed, May 21, 2025

4:00pm - 5:00pm Ribbon Cutting: The Milkshake Factory

Get dessert at 4955 S Alma School Rd #4955-13 Chandler, AZ 85248

Thu, May 22, 2025

4:00pm - 5:30pm Business After Business @ QuartHaus

Currently-registered, active Chamber members are eligible for the $900 Chamber Cash Pot. Registrants must be present to win & must have registered by 12pm on May 21.

Thu, May 29, 2025

Doors at 5:00pm 38th Annual Chandler Chamber Community Awards

Industry awards are so boring. Not ours.

The Chandler Chamber Community Awards is a night dedicated to Chandler’s brightest, from startups that saw huge growth, to teachers who fly above and beyond.

We have an awesome theme every year, and this year’s no exception: pop art. We’re dubbing it “Chandler Chamber POPular Awards,” so dress bright and bold.

Save your seat - spots fill up fast!

*Ribbon Cuttings sponsored by

April ribbon cutting recap

May networking events

Wake up, Chandler! Business After Business

Wednesday

14, 2025 8:00AM - 9:00AM

Calling all early risers! Wake Up Chandler is the Chandler Chamber’s monthly morning networking event�

Be sure to practice your elevator pitch: everyone will share a 15-second spot about their business�

Come for the networking� Stay for the fun�

Business After Business is the Chandler Chamber’s premiere networking event�

Currently-registered, active Chamber members are eligible for the $900 Chamber Cash Pot� Registrants must be present to win & must have registered by 12:00pm on the day of the event�

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Meet the 2025 Women of Chandler

Presented in partnership with Chandler City Lifestyle Magazine

Every year, the Chandler Chamber recognizes the women who define our community, from founders, to owners, to teachers, to captains.

Meet the 2025 Women of Chandler - a slice of our East Valley “village” - to hear their stories & learn about where they’re going next.

Post your open positions on Chandler’s job board

As a perk of Chamber membership, anyone at our Business-level or higher can post jobs on our website.

This is the way to reach the East Valley talent pool, since, like our online membership directory, our job board ranks high on Google.

Part-time, full-time, contract work - if you need a position filled, we can help you get there.

How to add a job

The Importance of Employee Wellbeing: Tips for a Productive Workplace

Written by Deborah L. Hardy, Chandler Workforce Development Council Member

Employee wellbeing isn’t just a feel-good initiative — it’s a proven driver of business success. Research shows that when companies invest in the mental, emotional, and physical health of their workforce, they see significant gains in productivity, engagement, and retention.

According to a Gallup report, employees who strongly agree that their organization cares about their wellbeing are 69% less likely to actively search for a new job and 71% less likely to experience burnout. Clearly, when people feel supported, they stay longer and perform better.

So, how can organizations foster wellbeing?

1. Encourage Work-Life Balance

Companies that promote flexible work arrangements see higher employee satisfaction. Harvard Business Review notes that autonomy and schedule flexibility reduce stress and improve performance.

2. Support Mental Health

The World Health Organization (WHO) found that every $1 invested in treating common mental health disorders yields a $4 return in improved health and productivity. Offering access to mental health resources, training for managers, and a stigma-free culture is critical.

3. Promote Physical Wellness

Simple steps like encouraging movement breaks or offering wellness stipends can reduce absenteeism. Deloitte reports that wellness programs can deliver up to a 5:1 ROI by reducing health-related costs.

4. Recognition and Culture

A culture of appreciation boosts morale. A McKinsey study found that nonfinancial recognition can be more effective than bonuses in motivating employees.

Employee wellbeing is no longer a perk — it’s a strategic priority. By investing in your people, you’re also investing in the long-term health of your business. A healthy/well workforce is a winning workforce.

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Leadership Recap

The Chandler Chamber Community Foundation Leadership Institute Class 41 completed another successful issue day! April’s issue day highlighted Government at both the City and State level. The focus of this issue day was to learn about Government programs and services. Class 41 was able to get an in-depth look at the legislative process and how it affects our community as a whole.

The class visited the State Capitol and had a Meet & Greet with State Representatives. In addition, they heard from Chief Justice Ann A. Scott Timmer with the Arizona Supreme Court. After returning to Chandler, they did a Q&A with Chandler City Council. They finished their day with a talk from Maricopa County Supervisor Mark Stewart.

How We Stand roundtables

Help us build our 2026 Legislative Agenda

@ ASU Chandler Innovation Center

249 E Chicago St Chandler, AZ 85225

Tuesday, June 10

8-9am | Economic Vitality & Expansion

9:30-10:30am | Education (P-20) & Workforce

Thursday, June 12

8-9am | Infrastructure

9:30-10:30am | Energy, Water, Utilities, & Environment

Tuesday, June 17

8-9am | Efficient & Effective Government

9:30-10:30am | Legal & Tax Policy

Thursday, June 19

8-9am | Healthcare & Affordable Insurance

9:30-10:30am | Immigration

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Everything you need to know about federal interest rates

In an era where federal policy impacts business growth it’s important to understand how changes in federal interest rates will affect Arizona businesses, and the broader U.S. economy.

What is the federal funds rate?

Set by the Federal Reserve (or “the Fed”), federal funds rate are used by banks when they lend each other money. These rates determines the rate range based on factors like inflation, economic growth or decline, and unemployment rates, among others.

When inflation is high, the Fed may raise interest rates. Higher interest rates make loans harder to get and reduce consumer spending while lower interest rates allow businesses to expand their operations or invest in new personnel and equipment.

Impacts to Federal Funds Rate Changes

As of April 2025, the current interest rate range is between 4.25% and 4.50%. Tariffs can drive up costs for both businesses and consumers by making it more expensive to produce goods, which makes everyday products less affordable.

Should tariffs further increase these costs or inflation grows as a result, the Fed would likely change their rates to reflect these economic shifts.

The Federal Reserve meets multiple times throughout the year to discuss potential changes to interest rates, though it is uncertain whether current economic conditions will lead them to raise or lower these rates.

Goldman Sachs, one of the United States’ largest investment banks, predicts that the Fed will lower interest rates three times throughout 2025.

As the U.S. economic landscape evolves under new federal policies, the Chandler Chamber will monitor changes to keep our members informed about adjustments to the federal interest rates.

Bond Proposal Outlines Investments in Chandler’s Future

By: Mayor Kevin Hartke

I am proud to share that the Chandler City Council has approved a resolution to place a $475 million general obligation bond package on the ballot for voters to consider during a Special Election on November 4, 2025.

The bond election outlines investments in transportation, public safety and quality of life, key pillars that support our community’s thriving business environment and ability to attract talent and private development.

We have a strong track record of prudent financial management and planning. Most importantly, this bond proposal is designed and intended to maintain Chandler’s current property tax rate flat, reflecting the city’s ongoing commitment to fiscal responsibility.

The bond proposal was developed with insights from a 31-member Resident Bond Exploratory Committee over a five-month period to address key areas:

-Streets and Transportation ($183 million): Update infrastructure to keep streets safe and improve traffic flow for residents and commerce.

-Parks and Recreation ($158 million): Upgrade existing parks and recreational facilities that make Chandler an attractive place for families.

-Fire Services ($88 million): Modernize equipment and facilities to ensure effective emergency response.

-Police Services ($46 million): Support technological advancements and facility improvements to bolster public safety.

More than 70 percent of Chandler’s capital projects have been historically funded through bonds. This approach enables the city to build and maintain the infrastructure that supports our growing population and dynamic economy.

As we look to the future, this bond proposal is a strategic step to ensure Chandler remains a vibrant, safe and prosperous city. I encourage all residents and business leaders to learn about these proposed projects and participate in the upcoming bond election. For more information on the proposal, please visit chandleraz.gov/bondelection.

Absolute Pain Relief: Our Story

By Dino Watt, CSP

For Dino and Shannon Watt, owners of Absolute Pain Relief in Chandler, Arizona, chiropractic care represents both a professional path and a deeply personal journey of healing.

With a background in massage therapy, Shannon has firsthand experience with the transformative power of holistic care, while Dino built his expertise as a consultant to private healthcare practices for over 15 years, even authoring a book on practice culture and communication in 2015.

Their commitment to chiropractic healing was reinforced through personal health challenges like when Shannon developed severe knee pain several years ago, a chiropractor with naturopathic expertise provided the comprehensive treatment she needed when traditional approaches fell short. Later, after Dino tore his meniscus, he endured a year of debilitating pain, trying numerous expensive treatments—from specialized injections to stem cell therapy—without success.

Drawing on their personal and professional experiences in chiropractic care, they chose to purchase Absolute Pain Relief, an established practice where they could help others overcome physical pain and limitations. They serve the diverse local community, from athletes seeking peak performance to families in need of wellness care.

“Living in Chandler, we’re blessed with amazing weather that allows for yearround outdoor activities. We don’t want pain to prevent anyone from enjoying everything our beautiful community has to offer.” Shannon explains.

The Watts’ mission at Absolute Pain Relief is clear: to help people overcome physical limitations and pain, enabling them to embrace an active lifestyle and enjoy the exceptional quality of life that Chandler offers year-round.

Willard Thompson Named Executive Chef of We-Ko-Pa Casino

Willard Thompson has been appointed executive chef of the resort’s highly acclaimed food and beverage department with a focus on menu innovation and enhancing guests’ experiences at the We-Ko-Pa Casino Resort’s six dining venues.

In his new role, he’ll utilize his vast expertise at creating innovative menus, overseeing operations, maximizing team performance, and managing multi-million-dollar annual sales to lead the culinary vision for the property. Thompson plans to continually develop new menus that are fresh, on trend, and appeal to all palates and budgets –creating memories with food that all can enjoy.

Prior to joining the We-Ko-Pa culinary team, Thompson served as national director of culinary for Drive Shack, Inc., where he led back-of-house operations for 17 golf entertainment venues and oversaw culinary operations for 40 traditional golf courses under the American Golf Corporation. Before that, he was promoted from executive chef to regional chef for Topgolf USA, where he created menus and achieved approximately $60 million in annual food sales while overseeing procurement, inventory and relationship management at their seven venues.

DTG Tacos: Meet the Family!

By Karina Wollangk

Founded by the heart behind Down to Get Tacos, Karina Wollangk brings the rich flavors of authentic Mexican cuisine to her beloved town of Gilbert, Arizona. What started as a lifelong dream to open a restaurant became a true calling during one of the hardest moments of my life the sudden loss of my income at the height of the pandemic. With nothing but a love for bringing people together and a deep passion for creating soul-stirring, nostalgic flavors, I decided it was time to take a leap of faith.

I packed my bags and traveled through the small towns of Mexico, searching for the perfect taco one that could capture the same feeling of warmth, love, and connection that food has always brought to my life. I listened, I learned, and I cooked alongside incredible locals, blending their wisdom with my own family’s treasured recipes to create what would become the DTG Tacos menu.

DTG Tacos started humbly just me, a Walmart tent, and a camping stove setting up wherever I could. Every event, every late night, every early morning was built with the help of my loved ones and the amazing support of our community. Together, we poured heart and soul into growing what DTG Tacos is today: a true family affair.

Through DTG Tacos, I’ve learned that the first step is the hardest but with passion, hard work, and a little faith, dreams really do come true. With every taco we serve, my hope is to transport you to a place that feels like home surrounded by the people you love most.

Because at the end of the day, who’s not down for that?

Arizona’s First AISC Steel Sculpture

By SteelFab Inc.

On April 3rd, 2025, SteelFab Inc. and the East Valley Institute of Technology (EVIT) unveiled Arizona’s first American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC) Steel Sculpture. Created by EVIT students and designed by SteelFab, the sculpture showcases various structural steel connections, serving as a handson teaching tool for steel fabrication. SteelFab supplied the steel and processed the materials, ensuring EVIT students had the resources to succeed. The sculpture is now displayed prominently at SteelFab’s plant, marking Arizona’s 199th AISC steel sculpture.

SteelFab Inc., a third-generation, family-owned company founded in 1955, is one of the largest steel fabricators in the U.S., with 17 offices and 15 facilities across 12 states. The company is committed to improving communities through its operations, as reflected in this collaborative project with EVIT.

EVIT is a public technical school offering career training in trades like Welding, preparing students for industry careers. Their welding program equips individuals with various welding techniques and industry knowledge.

The Topping Out Ceremony marked the completion of the sculpture, with EVIT students installing the final beam, a tradition in construction. The event brought together SteelFab employees, EVIT staff, local officials, and community members, highlighting the collaboration between industry and education. SteelFab’s dedication to Arizona’s future fabricators was evident, with the company’s mission to support the next generation of professionals in the structural steel industry.

Downtown Chandler Events

Operation Thrive 5K

May 3, 2025 | 7:30-9am

Dr. A.J. Chandler Park East

Proceeds benefit Operation Thrive’s mission to raise awareness for the challenges veterans face and generate support for essential programs to enhance the well-being of our veterans.

Downtown Chandler Farmers Market

May 3, 10, 17, 24, & 31, 2025 9am - 1pm

Dr. A.J. Chandler Park West 3 S. Arizona Ave.

Featuring dozens of local farmers, gourmet food vendors, and artisans - fun for the whole family!

LOUIS: A Silent Movie with Live

Accompaniment by Wynton Marsalis

May 22, 2025 | 7-9:30pm

Chandler Center for the Arts 250 N Arizona Ave

This unique event features director Dan Pritzker’s 2010 film Louis, based loosely on the childhood of Louis Armstrong, with a live score composed and performed by the renowned jazz musician Wynton Marsalis and a 13-piece jazz ensemble.

Meet our new & renewing members (April 2025)

The Chandler Chamber represents 175,000 business employees across the East Valley, so we’re shouting our new and renewing members in April 2025.

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New members

ACES ABA - Autism Therapy Center

600 W Chandler Blvd Ste. 180 Chandler, AZ 85224

530-417-7829

http://acesaba.com

Achiote Catering & Food Truck 1929 E Ray Rd #6 Chandler, AZ 85225

951-415-9862

www.instagram.com/achiote

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona 8220 N 23rd Ave Phoenix, AZ 85021

602-864-4100 www.azblue.com

Candid Glam Photo Booth

480-688-2462

https://candidglamphotobooth. com/

Diversified Capital Benefits Group

43265 N Plum St Queen Creek, AZ 85140

307-689-4537

diversifiedcapitalbenefitsgroup. com

Edward Jones - Investment Office of Stephen Phair & Brad Sonoda 9666 E Riggs Rd #106 Sun Lakes, AZ 85248

480-895-5179

http://edwardjones.com/

Faava

3491 W Frye Rd Ste. 2 Chandler, AZ 85248

267-934-1537 www.faava.us

Fred Astaire Dance StudiosOcotillo

1065 W Queen Creek Rd Ste 3 Chandler, AZ 85248

480-662-3127

http://fredastaire.com/ocotillo

Glow Marketing Solutions

25 S Arizona Pl 5th Floor Chandler, AZ 85225

602-932-2333 glowmarketingsolutions.co

Hendershot Construction 41586 W Warren Ln Maricopa, AZ 85138

480-375-8969

hendershotconstructionllc.com

James Avery Artisan Jewelry 3111 W Chandler Blvd Chandler, AZ 85226 512-633-1337 www.jamesavery.com

Legacy Church 1655 W Frye Rd Chandler, AZ 85224

480-619-0448

Mad Music

2100 S Gilbert Rd #20 Chandler, AZ 85286

480-917-6911

Membership

Mickey’s Hot Mess Food Truck

623-296-4206

azhotmessgrilledcheese.com

Next Step

550 W Warner Rd Chandler, AZ 85225

480-659-5456

www.nextstepsw.com

No Boundaries Marketing Group

602-377-7773

www.noboundaries.marketing

Okawa Arts

480-250-2870

www.mjokawa.com

Renaissance Personnel Group

7337 E Doubletree Ranch Rd Ste. C295

Scottsdale, AZ 85258

602-263-5100

renaissancepersonnel.com

Rowell Ranch

480-422-3214

www.rowellranch.org

Rowell Ranch*****

550 W Warner Rd Chandler, AZ 85225

480-659-5456

www.nextstepsw.com

SkinLab Laser, Aesthetics & Wellness

550 W Warner Rd Chandler, AZ 85225

480-659-5456

www.nextstepsw.com

The Cake Cart

550 W Warner Rd Chandler, AZ 85225

480-659-5456

www.nextstepsw.com

The Mexicano

550 W Warner Rd Chandler, AZ 85225

480-659-5456

www.nextstepsw.com

Renewing members

Artistic Land Management

480-821-4966

506 E Boston Cir Chandler, AZ 85225

artisticlandmanagementinc. com

Member for 4 years

TINTED SALT LLC

550 W Warner Rd Chandler, AZ 85225

480-659-5456

www.nextstepsw.com

Value Chain Dynamics

550 W Warner Rd Chandler, AZ 85225

480-659-5456

www.nextstepsw.com

Vanessa Lovell - Directors

Mortgage

550 W Warner Rd Chandler, AZ 85225

480-659-5456

www.nextstepsw.com

ASML

480-696-2888

2625 W Geronimo Pl (2nd floor) Chandler, AZ 85224

asml.com

Member for 1 year

Bashas’ Family of Stores

480-895-9350

2650 W Geronimo Pl Chandler, AZ 85244

bashas.com

Member for 50 years

BASIS Chandler

480-907-6072

4825 S Arizona Ave Chandler, AZ 85248

www.basischandler.org

Member for 11 years

BBaca Engineering

602-770-3676

Phoenix, AZ 85048

bbacaengineering.com

Member for 1 year

Boys & Girls Club of the ValleyChandler Compadres

480-899-8302

300 E Chandler Blvd Chandler, AZ 85225

bgcaz.org/chandlercompadres-branch/ Member for 50 years

California Pools and Landscape

480-345-0005

4320 W Chandler Blvd Ste. 1 Chandler, AZ 85226

calpool.com

Member for 5 years

Chandler Education Foundation

480-224-3030

1851 E Queen Creek Rd Gilbert, AZ 85297

chandleredfoundation.org

Member for 30 years

Chandler Independent Newsmedia Inc.

480-966-0845

17220 N Boswell Blvd Ste 230E

Sun City, AZ 85373

yourvalley.net

Member for 6 years

Chandler Law Enforcement Association (CLEA)

480-331-1852

PO Box 238

Chandler, AZ 85244

www.cpdclea.com

Member for 4 years

Chateau de Vie - The Lavender Farm

623-285-3318

1220 N. Kyrene Rd. Chandler, AZ 85226

cdvaz.com

Member for 1 year

Classic Image Dance

480-839-4159

335 N Austin Drive, Suite 4 Chandler, AZ 85226

classicimagedance.com

Member for 7 years

Comfort Systems USA Southwest 480-940-8400

6875 W Galveston St Chandler, AZ 85226

csusasw.com

Member for 8 years

Courtyard by Marriott Phoenix Chandler/Fashion Center

480-855-8600

1100 S Price Rd Chandler, AZ 85286

marriott.com/phxcf

Member for 16 years

Crayola Experience - Chandler 602-581-5370

3111 W Chandler Blvd, Ste 2154 Chandler, AZ 85226

crayolaexperience.com

Member for 6 years

Crest Insurance Group

480-361-4637

200 N Nebraska St Chandler, AZ 85225

crestins.com

Member for 1 year

Crown Castle Inc

949-310-6924

2055 S Stearman Dr Chandler, AZ 85286

crowncastle.com

Member for 1 year

DC Steakhouse

480-899-4400

180 S Arizona Ave Ste 106 Chandler, AZ 85225 dcsteakhouse.com

Member for 8 years

Membership

Evolution Restoration & Renovation

480-788-0606

125 W Gemini Dr Ste. E13 Tempe, AZ 85283

evorestore.com

Member for 1 year

Fastsigns

480-782-8800

3205 N Arizona Ave, Ste 6 Chandler, AZ 85225 fastsigns.com/chandler-az

Member for 26 years

First International Bank & Trust

480-751-2776

6025 W Chandler Blvd Chandler, AZ 85226 fibt.com

Member for 7 years

First International Insurance

480-751-2789

6025 W Chandler Blvd Chandler, AZ 85226 fibt.com

Member for 7 years

First Interstate Bank

480-732-0732

180 S Arizona Ave. Ste. 108 Chandler, AZ 85225 firstinterstatebank.com

Member for 28 years

Grand Canyon University

602-639-6247

3300 W. Camelback Rd. Pheonix, AZ 85017 gcu.edu

Member for 2 years

Guild Mortgage - Elena De Luz

602-410-3348

1530 E Williams Field Rd Ste. 210

Gilbert, AZ 85295 branches.guildmortgage.com/

Holiday Inn Chandler at Ocotillo

480-203-2121

1200 W Ocotillo Rd Chandler, AZ 85248

holidayinnchandler.com

Member for 21 years

La Familia New Market

623-742-5809

545 N Arizona Ave Chandler, AZ 85225

Member for 5 years

Matthew Christensen AZLDP LLC.

480-678-9532

3100 W Ray Rd #201 Chandler, AZ 85286 gr-ldp.com

Member for 4 years

MidFirst Bank-East Valley Business Banking

602-801-5558

2727 W Frye Road Ste 210 Chandler, AZ 85224 midfirst.com

Member for 8 years

Modern Physical Therapy

502-619-3362

3206 N Sycamore Pl Chandler, AZ 85224

getmodernmedicine.com

Member for 2 years

Navarro Law, PLC

480-591-7199

3377 S. Price Rd. Ste 3028

Chandler, AZ 85248

navarrolawplc.com

Member for 3 years

Pedal Haus - Chandler

480-656-1639

95 W Boston St

Chandler, AZ 85225

pedalhausbrewery.com

Member for 7years

Platinum IP LLC

760-209-1400

Chandler, AZ 85249

platinumip.com

Member for 7 years

Price Mortgage - Seth Tucker

602-799-7721

Chandler, AZ 85225 pricemortgage.com

Member for 5years

San Tan Chiropractic Clinic

480-214-2007

1900 W Germann Rd, Ste 16 Chandler, AZ 85286

santanchiro.com

Member for 19 years

Membership

Steve LeVine Entertainment & Public Relations

480-284-6033

7819 E Paradise Ln Scottsdale, AZ 85260 slentertainment.com

Member for 10 years

Steve’s Ultimate Air

480-458-7287

3215 N Arizona Ave, Ste. B09 Chandler, AZ 85225 stevesultimateair.com

Member for 8 years

TechnicaX LLC

602-726-3839

1767 E Queen Creek Rd Ste. 4 Chandler, AZ 85286 technicax.com/

Member for 5 years

The Village Health Club and Spa

480-656-0045

4200 S Alma School Rd Chandler, AZ 85248 villageclubs.com

Member for 11 years

Tri-City Cardiology

480-835-6100

333 N Dobson Rd, Ste. 11 & 10440 E Riggs Rd, Ste. 250 Sun Lakes, AZ 85248 tricitycardiology.com

Member for 2 years

Trust Bank

480-883-6800

4913 S Alma School Rd, Ste. 5 Chandler, AZ 85248 tbaz.com

Member for 10 years

Vision Flooring

480-558-9777

480 E Warner Rd, #4 Chandler, AZ 85225 www.visionflooringaz.com

Member for 10 years

Ambassadors

April 2025 Ambassador of the month

Glen Riensche

Advanced Insurance Services

The mission of our company is to help employers provide the best quality healthcare to their employee at reasonable costs. We work with the idea that the employee should be able to see his or her doctor with a nominal out of pocket cost and that the doctor will be available virtually or in person as needed. Our system of direct primary care medical professionals typically saves the business 20 to 30% of the costs that their group medical plan incurs.

The emphasis of our plans is to help the employee enjoy a healthy life and become a better employee. In addition, our years of experience in this field allows us to build programs that help reduce costs and maintain low premiums.

April 2025 Outstanding Ambassadors

Chandler Chamber Ambassador are highly visible volunteers in the East Valley business community. Ambassadors mentor new members, assist in recruiting and retention efforts, and volunteer at Chamber functions such as Ribbon Cuttings, Networking Events and the Ostrich Festival.