2019 Annual Meeting: We're All in this Together

2019

WE'RE ALL IN THIS

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2019 Sponsors Underwriter

Centennial Bank, and its parent company Home BancShares, is a customer-focused bank that provides a broad range of commercial and retail banking and related financial services to businesses, investors, individuals, and municipalities. Centennial Bank has locations in Arkansas, Florida, South Alabama, and New York.

Company associates take pride in their excellent customer service, convenience to account holders, and taking care of the communities in which they operate.

Home BancShares’ banks are built around experienced bankers with strong local relationships. In 2008 and 2009, the company collapsed its charters and pulled all banks under the “Centennial Bank” brand. This major integration allowed Home BancShares to better serve its customers, employees, and shareholders. The company continues a tradition as a cornerstone institution in communities where customers enjoy local service that is both personal and professional, all within the Centennial Bank name.

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Founded in 1907, UCA attracts the state’s best and brightest –incoming students have the second highest ACT score and GPA in the state. Academic excellence, a vibrant campus, Division I athletics, and an energetic college town all help prepare UCA students for success. Named one of the “Best Regional Universities in the South” by U.S. News & World Report, the diverse student body includes students from 73 countries, 43 states, and each county in Arkansas. Students may choose from more than 150 degree and certificate options, which include undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs.

The university’s innovative academics feature hands-on opportunities and professors who really invest in their students. The UCA campus provides an active community of more than 200 clubs, service organizations, and opportunities for students to plug in and connect. This includes learning, leadership, community building, creative expression, volunteerism, mentoring and much more. For more information on these and other opportunities offered at UCA, visit GoUCA.com.

Presenting Crafton Tull’s mission is to improve communities through professional design and surveying one project at a time. With more than 200 employees working out of seven offices across Arkansas and Oklahoma, the company has been contributing to the built environment for over 50 years. That longevity, coupled with investments in technologies and sustainable design practices, confirms that Crafton Tull is well crafted to lead the industry into the 21st century. With a focus on outstanding client service, professionals at Crafton Tull deliver quality planning, architecture, engineering, and surveying services to clients across the country.

The Crafton Tull Foundation began as a way for the company to recognize and support the community service efforts of its employees. Crafton Tull is proud to have charity-minded employees, and the company matches donations dollar-for-dollar to build better communities. The Foundation encourages employees and clients of Crafton Tull to volunteer their time and resources to charitable organizations within the communities where they live and work.

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2019 Sponsors Presenting Conway Regional Health System provides complete health care services to the growing communities of north central Arkansas, including Faulkner, Conway, Perry, Van Buren, and Cleburne counties. Centered on a 150-bed, acute care medical center, the health system provides patients with a variety of services, such as heart health, cancer care, women’s health, surgery, and rehabilitation.

Conway Regional Health System is proud to serve the people of central Arkansas by providing topquality medical care in a supportive environment. Just like the Conway community, Conway Regional is growing and rapidly refining its services to meet the changing needs of the communities it serves.

With more than 200 physicians on the medical staff, over 1,200 employees, and about 100 volunteers, Conway Regional is committed to making better health care a reality.

Awards The Log Cabin Democrat and WINC Magazine are part of Gatehouse Media, one of the largest publishers of locally based media in the United States. The Log Cabin has covered Conway and Faulkner County for more than 140 years as a resource for documenting the economic growth and achievements of local businesses and residents.

WINC. is the original monthly lifestyle magazine covering people and events in Faulkner County for more than 10 years. Community, food, fun, local business owners and outstanding local heroes are featured in every issue.

New connections between Arkansas properties is a highlight of the Log Cabin moving forward. Gatehouse has group and senior group publishers in Pine Bluff, Conway and Fort Smith who oversee each of their own properties and coordinate advertising and special product distribution. This is a great advantage for advertisers who want to reach a larger audience in the state through print and digital media and who need their own digital solutions. Content sharing will also be part of the overall initiative in the future. Finding big opportunities for all businesses in our region is key for the future.

Awards At Northwestern Mutual, financial representatives draw from a wide range of resources to offer customized solutions that will help meet their clients’ individual financial needs. With exclusive access to world-class products and services –such as life insurance, disability income insurance, education funding alternatives, retirement solutions, estate analysis, and business needs analysis –representatives can create a personalized and flexible approach that incorporates complementary financial solutions for each client. Located at 2455 Washington Avenue, the Conway office has an experienced and knowledgeable team of financial representatives. For more information on the Conway office of Northwestern Mutual, visit conway-ar.nm.com.

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Guest Speaker John W. Allison John W. Allison is the founder of Home BancShares and Centennial Bank, where he currently serves as Chairman of the Board of Directors. Home BancShares is one of only seven publicly traded banks or thrift holding companies currently assigned an A-plus (Excellent) rating by The Street Ratings.

Allison served more than 20 years as chairman of the board of First National Bank of Conway (now Regions Bank) and was chairman of the executive committee of the former Little Rock-based holding company First Commercial Corporation.

Allison earned his Bachelor of Science degree from Arkansas State University in Jonesboro. He served on the ASU Board of Trustees from 1979-1984, and was named chairman of this board in 1983. He was named 1998 Distinguished Alumni from Arkansas State.

Allison is an active commissioner for the Arkansas State Police, serving on the retirement and insurance committees. In 2014 he received the Ermon Cox award, which is the highest award given to a civilian for going above and beyond in their support of the ASP. He was a central Arkansas representative of the Murphy Commission and was named 2013 Community Banker of the year by American Banker Magazine. This honor was given to four bankers across the nation. Arkansas Business Magazine included Allison in its Ten Business Icons issue in 2016. Home BancShares, Inc., parent company of Centennial Bank, was ranked #1 on the Forbes 2018 “Best Banks in America” list, a rise from #8 in 2017’s rankings and #15 in 2016’s rankings. The Rotary Club of Little Rock chose Allison as Business and Professional Leader of the Year in 2018. This honor included being named a Paul Harris Fellow.

Allison encourages his employees to give back to the communities and does so by leading through example. He and Centennial Bank have donated countless hours and dollars to local charities, schools and law enforcement agencies. As a result Allison received the Champion of Life Award at the 2014 GoDaddy Bowl. This award goes to individuals who have achieved great success in their chosen field through dedication and hard work. The recipients have overcome the many obstacles that have stood in the path of success and have given a great deal back to the community and country.

He is the namesake of the Allison Entrepreneurial speaking series at the University of Central Arkansas that helps encourage college students to reach for their dreams.

Allison is a lifelong resident of Arkansas where he enjoys duck hunting in his spare time.

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Guy W. Murphy Distinguished Service The Guy W. Murphy Distinguished Service Award is the Chamber’s highest form of recognition. Established in 1957, this award is presented annually to an individual or group who has demonstrated an active leadership role for the betterment of the community through their involvement in business, civic, and social service organizations.

Bill Johnson Bill Johnson is a lifelong resident of Conway, graduating from Conway High School and the University of Central Arkansas. Bill joined KCON Radio while at UCA, eventually becoming general manager and then part owner. He broadcasted sporting events for UCA, Conway High School, and Hendrix College and was the radio voice for UCA Football for more than 40 years. He later became a part-time development associate in the athletic department.

Bill was named the president and CEO of Security Savings and Loan in 1977 and remained in that capacity until its sale in 1996.

At that time, he organized First Financial Bank of Conway, which sold to Simmons Bank, and served as its community president until he retired in 2006. Bill served two terms on the UCA Board of Trustees and was a member of the Arkansas Higher Education Coordinating Board for 11 years. He is a past board member of the Conway Development Corporation and past president of the Conway Area Chamber of Commerce, Conway Kiwanis Club, Faulkner County Museum board, and Arkansas League of Savings Institutions. He was awarded lifetime membership in the Arkansas Broadcasters Association and was inducted into the UCA Sports Hall of Fame.

Bill was the first recipient of the Joe B. McGee Award for meritorious service to Conway athletics and he received the Award of Exceptional Accomplishment from the Arkansas Community Development Program. He is a founding member of the Conway Men’s Chorus and served two terms as a Justice of the Peace for Faulkner County. In business and community endeavors, Bill has left a lasting impact for the betterment of Conway.

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Guy W. Murphy Distinguished Service The Guy W. Murphy Distinguished Service Award is the Chamber’s highest form of recognition. Established in 1957, this award is presented annually to an individual or group who has demonstrated an active leadership role for the betterment of the community through their involvement in business, civic, and social service organizations.

Dr. Terry Fiddler Dr. Terry Fiddler is known for his vision and ability to organize and engage teams of people to support and serve the community. Terry has been involved with the Arkansas Mission of Mercy, a free health care clinic, since 2007 – first as a volunteer, then as a board member, and eventually becoming executive director in 2013. Over the course of 12 years, Arkansas Mission of Mercy has served more than 23,000 people and provided over $12.5 million in free dental services.

Terry is a member of the Arkansas Dental Association, where he served as president in 1998 and later received the Distinguished Service Award in 2006. He has held numerous leadership roles in the dental industry and also in the community, including serving as founder and director of the Arkansas Forensic Dental Identification team, founder and chair of the State Dental Association Peer Review, and as a delegate to the American Dental Association for 21 years. Terry was a member of the Conway School District Board of Education, serving 14 of his 22 years on the board as president. He has also been recognized as a charter member of several organizations, including UCA’s Purple Circle, The Youth Theatre of Central Arkansas, and the Conway Downtown Partnership.

Terry has and continues to be involved in many aspects of the community. He supports the Conway Symphony Orchestra, Boys and Girls Club, Conway Community Arts, Make a Child Smile, Bethlehem House, Conway Men’s Chorus, the American Red Cross, and the Faulkner County Fair Livestock Auction, among others. His active involvement in the community has earned him numerous awards, including the Arkansas Community Leaders in Education Award from the Arkansas State Reading Council, the Service Award from the Central Arkansas Area Agency on Aging, the Arkansas Athletic Trainers’ Association Service Award, the Arkansas/SIRS Intellectual Freedom Award from the Arkansas Library Association, and the Conway School District Board of Education Distinguished Community Service Award.

Terry currently is a member of the CARTI Foundation board, University of Tennessee School of Dentistry Alumni Foundation board, and the University of Central Arkansas Foundation board of directors.

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Lloyd Westbrook Good Neighbor Established in 1973, the Lloyd Westbrook Good Neighbor Award is presented annually to an individual who has given of his or her time and talents. Candidates are known for going beyond the call of duty to help others. The nominee exemplifies outstanding public service to the Conway Area.

Julie Adkisson Julie Adkisson has dedicated her time, attention, and leadership to community organizations in Conway for more than 30 years. Described as “the connector who brings people together,� Julie’s community advocacy extends past the standard office-holding and fundraising positions. She has cultivated relationships that foster close associations among diverse populations in Conway and Faulkner County.

Her presence in various community organizations and initiatives is enhanced by her awareness of how they can positively influence and benefit others.

Julie has helped to highlight gems of our local culture and crosspollinate organizations by bringing neighbors from various backgrounds together. Julie believes that the business community is complemented by vibrant and visible programs in the arts and social services. With participation by diverse and informed citizens, these assets contribute to an attractive environment in which to live and work. She supports community efforts to promote the arts, speak for the marginalized, and care for those in need.

She is or has been an active member of the Conway Symphony Orchestra Guild, Church Women United, Conway Cradle Care, Peacemakers, NAACP, Faulkner Forward, and multiple church, social service, and political organizations.

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Business Executive of the Year The Business Executive of the Year award recognizes the owner, executive, or president of a business who has displayed outstanding performance in either an individual or collaborative endeavor. The nominee is a driving force behind the company and works to maintain an enriched business climate and an enhanced quality of life in Conway.

Timothy Goodwin Timothy Goodwin founded Arkansas Roofing Kompany almost 10 years ago with his wife, Debbie.

Since that time, the residential and commercial roofing company has expanded throughout central Arkansas, earning them the honor of Faulkner County’s “Best of the Best” in 2018. Equinox Outdoor Concepts and Arkansas Outdoor Concepts, two companies also founded by Tim, specialize in louvered roofing and outdoor furniture and structures. All three companies are expanding rapidly, with new locations and a growing staff. Tim believes in leading by example and isn’t afraid to roll up his sleeves and get to work. He ensures his employees are taken care of through company training and team-building opportunities. Tim is active in the community and devotes his time to multiple home and garden shows, Master Gardeners, and New Life Church, where he leads a Life Group and serves as a marriage mentor.

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Business Executive of the Year The Business Executive of the Year award recognizes the owner, executive, or president of a business who has displayed outstanding performance in either an individual or collaborative endeavor. The nominee is a driving force behind the company and works to maintain an enriched business climate and an enhanced quality of life in Conway.

Jim Rankin Jr. Jim Rankin Jr., president of Trinity Development Company, leads one of the oldest and largest landdevelopment companies in Conway. Since 1998, he has championed such projects as the Scherman Heights Planned Unit Development – Conway’s first mixed-use development – bringing together patio homes, offices, and commercial property within the same project. Trinity Development manages more than 300,000 square feet of office and commercial space and 500 apartment units in Faulkner County.

As a commercial and residential developer, Jim considers it a privilege to have helped shape the physical beauty of Conway. He believes he has a responsibility and obligation to create a successful project that the community can be proud of. Jim was instrumental in the creation of the William McGary Foundation, which supports Conway’s local law enforcement officers. Currently, Jim serves as vice chairman of the Conway Regional Health System board of directors. He also serves on the boards of Home BancShares and Centennial Bank as well as the Conway Development Corporation.

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Young Business Leader of the Year The Young Business Leader of the Year award recognizes a community business leader, age 40 or younger, who has helped create a more vibrant business and social environment for all of Conway’s residents.

Kim Lane

As the CEO of the Conductor, Kim Lane is passionate about “moving the needle” in entrepreneurship and new business development in central Arkansas and beyond. Since the Conductor began in 2016, more than 7,000 people in the community have been impacted. Through her role, Kim regularly speaks to groups about the importance of entrepreneurship and the paradigm shift that occurs in innovative cultures. She is a senior advisor for the Global Entrepreneurship Network and consults with other communities about the work being done in Conway and how to use our city as a model for other initiatives.

Kim is a consultant for Facebook and is helping the company launch the Career Connections program that is designed to connect Arkansas college students with high-paid summer internships. The alpha phase of this program is set to launch this spring. Kim is also currently partnering with the mayor to launch “Forward Conway,” an initiative designed to give young leaders a voice in policy-making decisions. She serves on the board of directors for the Women’s Foundation of Arkansas, Junior Achievement of Arkansas, the Arkansas Fellowship, and Global Ties Arkansas.

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Business of the Year The Business of the Year Award recognizes businesses for their continued growth, innovation, and community involvement. It is the premier honor to the best overall business in Conway and is presented in the following categories: Outstanding Nonprofit Outstanding Hospitality Outstanding Retailer Outstanding Large Employer (100 employees or more) Outstanding Small Business (99 employees or fewer)

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Outstanding Nonprofit

Conway Cradle Care Conway Cradle Care is a childcare and outreach program that serves pregnant and parenting adolescents who are pursuing their high school or college education. Established in 1995, Conway Cradle Care has impacted hundreds of young parents and their children in our community and assisted more than 500 parents in navigating high school graduation. In 2018, 100% of Cradle Care’s high school seniors graduated compared to the national average of 40%. Its childcare program now serves all Faulkner and Perry County schools and is rated a Level 3 Better Beginnings facility.

Cradle Care uses certified curriculum to meet developmental needs and offer developmental, hearing, and vision screenings throughout the year. The nonprofit also has a unique relationship with the Department of Human Services, enabling it to provide parents with quick access to childcare assistance vouchers so they can return to school, avoiding a delay in educational pursuits. In addition, Cradle Care offers a program that provides individualized mentoring for each pregnant or parenting student, parenting and life skills classes, free tutoring with childcare available, a parent-resource library and donation station, and birthing and cooking classes.

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Outstanding Hospitality

Mike’s Place Mike’s Place, located in historic downtown Conway, aims to be the community’s dining destination and preferred choice for wedding events, anniversaries, business meetings, and other special occasions.

After obtaining an alcohol permit in August 2004, Mike’s Place broke new ground as the first restaurant in Conway to apply for a private club license since 1943.

Mike’s Place is one of the state’s largest independent restaurants, employing more than 70 people.

Creating an atmosphere of old New Orleans, Mike’s Place features high-quality seafood from the Gulf Coast with fresh, hand-made sauces in one-of-a-kind dishes. The management team has more than 100 years of combined experience, and each staff member has been extensively trained in providing the highest level of customer service. Mike’s Place is continuously listed in the Readers’ Choice Awards for Best Seafood, Best Steak, Best Business Lunch Spot, and other accolades. Mike’s Place supports many local nonprofits by donating gift cards and meals throughout the year.

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Outstanding Retailer

Lefler’s Fashion For 60 years, Lefler’s Fashion has had a long-standing retail presence in downtown Conway, providing quality fashion apparel, accessories, and cosmetics for central Arkansas women. In today’s changing retail environment, Lefler’s takes a tailored approach by carrying a blend of boutique fashion with some of the best apparel and cosmetic lines that could be found in department stores.

The Lefler family recognizes the unique retail mix in downtown Conway, which has led them to support and hold leadership roles in merchant groups that have evolved over the years. Current owner Marty Lefler served on the first board of directors for Main Street Conway. Now with his daughter Brooke, Lefler’s is an active member of the Conway Area Chamber of Commerce and the Conway Downtown Partnership. Lefler’s also supports multiple nonprofits in the community, such as the Women’s Shelter of Central Arkansas.

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Outstanding Large Employer

Acxiom Corporation Acxiom was founded in Conway in 1969 under the name Demographics. For 50 years, the corporation has been a leader in consumer data that drives marketers to achieve results and experiences that deepen customer connections. A global organization, Acxiom’s feet are still firmly planted in Conway. The corporation is passionate about equipping the next generation of leaders to pursue their dreams. Acxiom’s partnership with the Women’s Foundation of Arkansas and Girls of Promise initiative encourages girls to pursue higher-level science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) courses and careers. They also partner with the Museum of Discovery and Toad Suck Daze to fund STEM classroom resources and training opportunities for educators in 25 central Arkansas schools.

For the past 11 years, Acxiom has partnered with the University of Central Arkansas to offer Acxiom IT Careers Camp for students from around the state. Students learn from industry experts in the areas of web design, programming, and robotics. Acxiom encourages its associates to give back to the Conway community through volunteering. Associates are provided with 40 hours of paid volunteer-time-off annually, and associates’ donations to nonprofits are matched up to $500. In 2018, associates logged more than 2,200 volunteer hours and donated over $218,000 to more than 400 nonprofit organizations.

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WHERE PEOPLE + DATA ARE CHANGING THE WORLD 50 years ago, Acxiom took root as a tiny company in a single building in Conway and has grown into a multi-million dollar business and award-winning leader in our industry. Through the decades, we’ve remained committed to Conway by providing opportunities for rewarding careers. Our associates are the heart and soul of our business and drive our success. We are honored to receive the Outstanding Large Business of the Year award and look forward to many more years in this thriving community.

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Outstanding Small Business Yours Truly Consignment In its 20th year of business, Yours Truly Consignment continues to offer customers current and stylish clothing and accessories at reasonable prices in a happy and helpful environment. With 30,000 square feet of retail space, Yours Truly is the largest consignment store in the South. The retailer tags more than 750 new items daily and uses computerized software to effectively and efficiently track all items for consigners. Consignors are able to contribute items towards fundraising accounts for local nonprofits and Yours Truly contributes all unsold items to various charitable organizations each month.

Owner Cinda Montgomery has a heart for helping others.

She gives back to the community with time and donations and provides a safe place for her team to learn and discover new abilities. The management and staff at Yours Truly believe that ordinary efforts are a way to show love and unity that builds into others. They also believe customer service is important to the thousands of people they serve weekly.

Austin Brothers Tire Hugh and Wrenetta Austin established Austin Brothers Tire & Service in 1995 and opened a Conway location in 2001. Austin Brothers offers customers the latest in parts and products at competitive prices and with unparalleled service. Hugh’s personal knowledge and caring personality sets Austin Brothers apart from others.

He enjoys the opportunity to get to know his customers and goes above and beyond to help those in need.

Hugh is a past president and board member of Arkansas Independent Tire Dealers. He is a current board member of Project 3:27, a local nonprofit that works to donate vehicles for individuals and families in need.

Austin Brothers also supports Bethlehem House, Renewal Ranch, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and a variety of school clubs. Voted as a Readers’ Choice winner in the categories of Best Place to Get Tires, Best Auto Service, and Best Oil Change, the team at Austin Brothers Tire & Service pledges to make their customers’ experience both beneficial and enjoyable.

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2019 Board of Directors EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE CHAIR - Jason Culpepper Simmons Bank PAST-CHAIR - Dr. Melanie Smith Magie Smith Charton Eye Associates VICE-CHAIR - Patti Stobaugh PattiCakes Bakery TREASURER - Pete Tanguay Rock Pond Pros SECRETARY - Brad Lacy Conway Area Chamber of Commerce Cate McConnell Smith Ford Drew Gainor Northwestern Mutual

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Chris Boudrie Kimberly-Clark Corporation

Tim Bowen Baptist Health – Conway

Dr. Thomas Cabantac Tucker Creek Veterinary Clinic

Will Cone Green Bay Packaging Inc. - Arkansas Kraft Division

Alison Cowles Acxiom

Korry Garrett Sandstone Real Estate Group

Darren Jones University of Arkansas Community College of Morrilton

Sarah Murphy Conway Human Development Center 24 - #conwaytogether

Jake Nabholz Nabholz Corporation

Joanna Nabholz H+N Architects

Randy Milligan Landmark PLC, CPAs

John Ben Scherrey Centennial Bank

Dr. Brad Teague University of Central Arkansas

Matt Troup Conway Regional Health System

Mike Yoder Kroger Marketplace

Chase Blackwell TriTechne

Dawn Bramlett US Compounding

Carl Harris DXC Technology

Kenny Kinley Edafio Technology Partners

Bill Adkisson Conway Development Corporation

Jim Baker Faulkner County Judge’s Office

Spencer Gordy Toad Suck Daze

Bart Castleberry Office of the Mayor Shelia Isby A&P Commission/City Council Lori Windle Quinn Conway Downtown Partnership

Conway Area Leadership Institute Class of 2019 The Conway Area Leadership Institute prepares emerging leaders to serve the Conway community.

Through shared experiences and frequent interactions, participants will engage in an eight-month curriculum inspired by Conway2025. Conway2025 is a long-range strategic plan developed with the input of more than 1,400 area residents. This plan identifies seven sectors of importance for the overall growth and sustainability of Conway.

• Keep Conway Learning

• Keep Conway Building

• Keep Conway Creative

• Keep Conway Working

• Keep Conway Safe

• Keep Conway Moving

• Keep Conway Active This year’s Conway Area Leadership Institute class includes 46 individuals from various businesses.

Matt Baker - Centennial Bank Susan Bond - Simmons Bank Aaron Carter - Deliver Hope Inc. Josh Carter - Northwestern Mutual Alison Cowles - Acxiom Charles Davis - Virco Joshua Dewees - Dewees HVAC Kimberly Dussetschleger - Second Baptist Church Marcus Elliott - Conway Regional Health System Gary Ellis - Green Bay Packaging - AR Kraft Division Brynn Everitts - Acxiom Shawn Fason - Conway Corporation Alan Fulgham - Integrity Insurance Group Joseph Ganann - Metova Inc. Osmar Garcia - Northwestern Mutual Melvin Gonzalez - Melvin’s Painting Richard Hammond - University of Central Arkansas Jeramie Hinojosa - Conway Regional Health System Carol James - Ensono Chris Kear - Downline Cortney Kennedy - Faulkner County Prosecutor’s Office Michelle King - Andy’s Frozen Custard Daniel Littell - Rogers Group Inc. Dierre Littleton - University of Central Arkansas

Katherine Lyons - Supreme Lending Lisa Mahan - Community Service Inc. Trevor Martin - Ott Insurance Travis Mays - University of Central Arkansas Angi McDaniel - Nabholz Construction Bryce McGhee - Renewal Ranch Caylin McMoran - Milestones Services Inc. John Miller - The Blue Focus Aaron Moore - Ritter Communications Kenny Muhammad - Entergy Arkansas Michael Nguyen - Crafton Tull Hitesh Patel - Kimberly-Clark Jessica Rutherford - Keller Williams Realty LaTisha Sanders-Jones - Conway Corporation Rafael Soto - Kimberly-Clark Michelle Squires - First Arkansas Bank & Trust Timothy Sweeney - CenterPoint Energy Jessica Tacket - Baptist Health – Conway Corey Throneberry - First Service Bank Daniel Tyler - Deliver Hope Inc. Jeff Turnage - Standard Business Systems Matthew Young - Stoby’s Restaurant Conway Area Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting - 25

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Silver Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield • Arkansas Business Publishing Group • Central Baptist College Cintas Corporation • Conway Family Dental • Conway Wealth Management • Covington Companies • Dave Creek Media Delta Dental of Arkansas • Eric Rob & Isaac • Flake & Kelley Commercial • Green Bay Packaging – Arkansas Kraft Division Klaasmeyer Construction Kutak Rock • Mainstream Technologies • Metova • Ott Insurance Polk Stanley Wilcox Architects • Regions Bank • Softwyre • Smith Ford • Stephens Inc. • Tokusen USA • US Bank 28 - #conwaytogether

2018 Chairman’s Circle Members of the Chairman’s Circle underwrite the economic development, education, and government affairs initiatives of the Conway Area Chamber of Commerce, Conway Development Corporation, and the Conway Downtown Partnership. Each of these 78 members has invested a minimum of $7,500 with the Chamber CDC, and Downtown Partnership combined.

Diamond Conway Convention & Visitors Bureau/City of Conway • Conway Corporation Platinum Acxiom Corporation • Baptist Health – Conway • Conway Regional Health System First Security Bank/Crews & Associates • TriTechne • University of Central Arkansas Gold Centennial Bank • Central Baptist College • Cherokee Casino & Hotel Roland • Crafton Tull Crain Buick GMC/Crain Kia • First Arkansas Bank & Trust• First Service Bank Nabholz Construction Corporation • Virco Manufacturing Silver American Safeguard Insurance • ARcare • Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield • Arkansas Business Publishing Group • Arkansas Democrat-Gazette-River Valley & Ozark Edition Arkansas Scholarship Lottery • Bank OZK • Caldwell Toyota • Cintas Corporation Crain Hyundai of Conway • David’s Burgers • Delta Dental of Arkansas • Edafio Technology Partners Eric Rob & Isaac • Garver • Green Bay Packaging - Arkansas Kraft Division Kimberly-Clark Corporation • Klaasmeyer Construction • Landmark PLC, CPAs Log Cabin Democrat • Moix RV • Nabco • Northwestern Mutual • Park Hill Home • Pediatrics Plus Preferred Medical • Pro Auto • Regions Bank • Rock Pond Pros • Rogers Group Salter Construction | Engage Management • Simmons Bank • Smith Ford Snap-on Equipment • Southwestern Energy Company • Stoby’s/PattiCakes Bakery Trinity Development • Walmart • Wonder State Box Co. Bronze Academy Sports & Outdoors • Andy’s Frozen Custard • Arkansas Surgical Hospital Arvest Bank • AY Magazine • CAMS | Safely Tucked Away Mini Storage Conway OB-GYN • Corco Construction • Cousins’ Office Furniture Covington Companies • Hendrix College • H + N Architects • International Paper Magie Smith Charton Eye Associates • Mainstream Technologies • Metova Federal Petit Jean Meats • Reliance Health Care | Incite Rehab • Reynolds Performance Hall Sam’s Club • Second Baptist Church

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More Than 50 Reasons to Celebrate.

This year, CareChex® named Conway Regional: #1 Hospital in the Central Arkansas Market for Medical Excellence in Overall Hospital Care (2018)* #1 Hospital in the State for Patient Safety in Orthopedic Care (2018)* #1 Hospital in the State for Medical Excellence in Women’s Health (2018)* Plus, 49 other prestigious awards* In addition to our full and dedicated team, we would like to thank you, our patients, for continuing to trust Conway Regional for your healthcare needs. *CareChex® — an information service of Quantros, Inc.

One Team. One Promise.