March 2013 Chamber Voice

THE VOICE EDMOND AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

SMALL bUSINESS SCOOP

Small Business Week in Edmond

community partners Edmond Young Professionals Volunteer Project

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YOUNG AT HEART

EYPs work to engage with their fellow young professionals through various social, educational and volunteer events.

LEADERSHIP LATTE

A great new program for young pros interested in connecting personally with some of our community’s leaders.

COMMUNITY PARTNERS

EYPs have partnered with U R Special to make a positive impact on children’s self-esteem.

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CHAMBER EVENTS

See what the Chamber and its members have been up to lately.

Which Edmond Chamber Ambassador would like John Malkovich to play him in a movie? Find out here.

LEGISLATIVE PRIORITIES

Learn what the Chamber considers to be the top priorities on their legislative agenda.

MEMBERSHIP

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MEET AN AMBASSADOR

SMALL BUSINESS SCOOP

LOOKING AHEAD WHAT’S NEXT

A preview of upcoming Chamber events to mark on your calendar.

NEW MEMBERS

Welcome to the newest Chamber members.

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Chamber plans Small Business Week full of activities to celebrate Edmond small businesses..

CHAMBER’S OLDEST MEMBERS

Highlighting the members who have been with the Edmond Chamber the longest.

KNOW A NON-PROFIT

Edmond Family Counciling is working to empower Edmond youth and encourage them to connect to helpful resources.

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FROM MY VIEWPOINT

Edmond Area Chamber of Commerce president & ceo Ken Moore

Message FROM the president

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t the time I’m writing this, there is a lot of talk about the effects of sequestration on the nation and our state. And rightfully so! There are a lot of unknowns and the unknowns frighten us.

At the same time, the Oklahoma Legislature is addressing many issues of importance to our business community….and in a more positive, less combative manner.

The chamber will keep monitoring progress on these and other measures and actively support those that have a positive effect on the business community.

To see the Edmond Chamber’s Legislative Agenda, go to www.edmondchamber.com.

Locally there will be an election on April 2 to elect a Mayor and a City Council member from Ward 4. We will sponsor a forum for candidates in our office on March 26th from 8:00 – 9:30 a.m.

With so many positive things going on in Edmond, I encourage you to attend and become better acquainted with those running to lead our city.

Recently the Oklahoma Senate passed Senate Bill 1062 which would replace the states workers compensation system with an administrative system.

The bill passed 34-12 with our As always, we thank you Senators, Jolley, Treat and Johnson for your support of the Edmond all voting in favor.

Chamber.

Additionally there is much Sincerely, discussion about other critical issues such as government reform Ken Moore and pension reform. These are all President & CEO positive discussions which will Edmond Area Chamber of make our state more competitive and address cost saving measures Commerce for the Oklahoma taxpayer.

controller & CFO Sherry Jordan Membership Development director Shanell Ferrante COMMUNICATIONs & Marketing Coordinator Rachel Martin Special Events & Programs Coordinator Sarah Landrum Member Services Coordinator Jennifer Williams Information Specialist Morgan Twyford

ADDRESS 825 E. Second Street Edmond, OK 73034 Phone 405.341.2808 Fax 405.340.5512 Email info@edmondchamber.com Website www.edmondchamber.com

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2013 EXECUTIVE COMMITEE & BOARD Darin Kent, 2013 Chairman Regent Bank Matt Peterson, 2014 Chair-Elect Jetta Corporation Carl Tipton, Immediate Past Chair MIDCON Data Services, LLC Ron Decker, Vice Chair Innovative Healthcare Systems Dr. John deSteiguer, Vice Chair Oklahoma Christian University Angie Johnson, Vice Chair Coppermark Bank Randy Matthews, Vice Chair Matthews Funeral Home Dusty Boren 4Corners Bryan Evans Evans & Davis Tom Friedemann Francis Tuttle Technology Center Glenn Fisher Edmond Electric Gary Goldman Uptown Kids Pam Gonzaque Allegiance Credit Union Dan Howard Rubenstein McCormick & Pitts Tad Kennedy Kennedy Tire & Auto Service Jan Moran AT&T Dr. Myron Pope University of Central Oklahoma Aaron Steffens Mercy Health Center Bret Towne Edmond Public Schools Avilla Williams INTEGRIS Health Edmond Kenneth Wohl Spirit Bank Mortgage

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Meet An AMBASSADOR The Ambassador Council is made up of 25 business men and women in the Edmond Community who volunteer their time recruiting new members and helping them engage in the Chamber.

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What is your Proudest accomplishment?

A: Life has a way of placing obstacles in your path, and I am proudest of my ability to bounce back and persevere.

Charles Oliver Originally from: Born in Oklahoma City, attended junior high college in Norman In Edmond Area Since: Moving from Colorado Springs in 1987 Education: Business Degree from the University of Oklahoma, majoring in Marketing and Managemnet Family: A son and daughter, both graduated from Oklahoma State University and are currently living in Stillwater

What is your Favorite thing about being an Ambassador?

A: I enjoy getting to meet people at the networking events put on by the chamber, and greeting new members at their ribbon cutting events.

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What is the biggest advantage to joining the Edmond Chamber?

A: Joining the Chamber opened up a tremendous opportunity to get to know people who live and work in Edmond. Prior to moving my business practice to Edmond in 2004 I commuted into Oklahoma City and had little opportunity to participate in activities in my hometown.

What do you love most about Edmond?

A: I moved to Edmond because of the schools, as many people have done.

And Edmond is a beautiful city with a thriving economy – all thanks to our city’s leadership, past and present.

What are a few of your favorite quotes?

A: “Rest satisfied with doing well, and leave others to talk of you as they will.” - Pythagoras, Greek mathematician and philosopher “The louder he (spoke) on his honor, the faster we counted our spoons.”

- Ralph Waldo Emerson, poet

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Who would you like to play you in a movie about your life?

A: John Malkovich – I recently became a fan following his performance in RED.

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LEGISLATIVE

PRIORITIES

The Edmond Chamber’s 2013 Legislative Agenda has Business Focus

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he Edmond Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors has adopted a legislative agenda for 2013 that addresses a wide variety of issues important to Edmond and its business community.

The number one priority is the Medical Examiner’s Office.

Currently without accreditation, the current office in Oklahoma City is outdated and does not adequately serve the needs of the people of Oklahoma. Previous legislatures have authorized the move to Edmond on the campus of the University of Central Oklahoma, but funds have not been allocated for the move.

Included among the other top priorities are reform of the workers compensation system, government modernization and pension reform. These items are currently being addressed by members of the Oklahoma

legislature.

Other areas of emphasis include transportation, funding for education including the Edmond Public Schools, UCO and Oklahoma Christian University and water resources and economic development.

“I often refer to our legislative priorities as a “Community Legislative Agenda” because it addresses the needs of our community in both the

private and public sectors and we have broad based support for these initiatives” said Ken Moore, President & CEO of the Edmond Chamber. “We will continue to monitor progress on these priorities and keep our members informed about their progress in the Oklahoma legislature.”

The 2013 Legislative Agenda can be found on our web site at www. edmondchamber.com.

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SMALL BUSINESS Scoop To celebrate the contributions of Edmond small businesses, the Edmond Chamber will be hosting the first annual Small Business Week celebration May 20-26.

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mall Business Week is a time to celebrate small business owners, supporters and entrepreneurs. The event will be divided into three days.

Each day will offer those within Edmond’s small business industry an opportunity to make new connections, celebrate the success of local small businesses, continue their education and gain inspiration to better themselves.

The impact of small businesses is not to be understated.

More than half of Americans either own or work for a small business, and they create about two out of every three new jobs in the U.S. each year.

The Edmond Chamber takes great pride in the fact that 95% of our members are small businesses. Small businesses, and the entrepreneurial spirit that encompasses them, add diversity

and value to our community.

We invite all Edmond residents to join us in celebrating the businesses who contribute so much to our city’s economy during Small Business Week 2013.

For more details on all of the Small Business Week activities, please visit www.edmondchamber. com and keep an eye in your inbox for emails from the Edmond Chamber.

“Small business owners in and around Edmond are going to be excited over the Small Business Week activities that the Edmond Chamber of Commerce has planned. It kicks off with a Business After Hours where Oklahoma Lt. Governor Todd Lamb will give us the latest update on small business activity around the state. The workshop and breakout sessions scheduled for Thursday, May 23 will be the pinnacle of the week dedicated to small business. Everything about that day is designated to not only small business but locally owned small businesses. It was planned by local people, has local speakers and the topics will be locally focused. The information available and presented will be real time information that applies to local businesses. We hope businesses will bring staff members as well to help build that all-important team spirit within their organization.”

-Ray hibbard small business council chairman

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Small Business Quick Facts

Small Business Owners are the backbone of America. Whether you are a brickand-mortar retail store, restaurant or online-only, small businesses invigorate the economy and keep communities thriving.

National Facts & Figures

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of the country’s workforce is employed by a small business

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of small businesses are franchises, most (54%) are home-based.

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CHAMBER’S OLDEST MEMBERS Which of the Edmond Chamber’s members have been with us the longest? This section will highlight a business who has been a loyal member for many years.

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ounded in 1976, Reid Printing has been a valued member of the Edmond community for over 37 years. When LaVerna Reid moved here in 1966 with her husband, she knew Edmond was home. Although she was one of the few women in the printing business at the time, LaVerna was not intimidated by her male counterparts.

She attended many conferences to learn the ins and outs of the

printing business.

“I had the ability, just not the skills yet,” Laverna remarked.

As her skills grew, so did her business. In the beginning, Reid Printing specialized in low-paying government print jobs.

But in a few short years the business grew and now Reid Printing provides both digital and offset quick printing to number of businesses, churches, schools, and families.

LaVerna recalls the early days of the company, when still was working as a Medical Technician at Presbyterian Hospital during the day and keeping the books and proofreading for the printing company at night.

her two sons while they grew up.

“I hated to see our children grow up not having anything to do,” said LaVerna. So once her sons were old enough, they went to work in the store. And after both finished their education Burning the midnight oil at Oklahoma State paid off for the family and University, they returned Reid Printing has been to help with the family in the same location, business. conveniently behind THE CHAMBER’S the Reid home at 3120 ROLE S. Boulevard, since the LaVerna decided to join beginning. This allowed the Chamber back in 1976 LaVerna to stay close to to become more active in the business community and meet other business people. “It has always been and still is important

“I believe a strong Chamber is vital to attracting new businesses and residents.”

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for Reid Printing to invest in our local Chamber of Commerce,” she said. “I believe a strong Chamber is vital to attracting new businesses and residents.

A viable Chamber shows there is community support and interest in serving the needs of businesses.”

With numerous changes in the printing industry over the past 30 years, Reid Printing has always found ways to adapt.

Offering continued educational and training opportunities to their employees has allowed them to change with the times and stay ahead of the game.

LaVerna attributes the success they have enjoyed to the emphasis they put on personal customer service. The personal touch of having a real voice on the other end of the phone, knowledgeable personnel, and employees who take pride in providing high quality printing, makes Reid Printing stand out among many of today’s printing service providers.

LaVerna served on the Chamber Board of Directors for two terms and served on the Small Business Council for over 20 years, as well as several other committees.

“Edmond Chamber members are very supportive of each other, and I think that’s what makes our Chamber special,” she said.

And we believe its members like LaVerna Reid who make our Chamber so special.

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KNOW A E NONPROFIT The Chamber recognizes the important role nonprofit organizations play in our community. This section highlights the efforts of those working to make Edmond a better place to live, work and grow.

quipped with 7 counselors on staff, Edmond Family Counseling is committed to improving the lives of Edmond residents. For 39 years, Edmond Family Counseling has provided counseling and educational programs to individuals, groups and families in need. What started as “The Looking Glass�, a youth center for Edmond teens, has evolved into a full-range counseling center providing individual and family counseling for a variety of issues.

Looking forward, Edmond Family Counseling would like to take a lead role in expanding mental health services in Edmond. Through a community partnership with Edmond Public Schools, EFC conducts 15 Middle School Life Skills groups to help teens learn how to cope with difficult situations. This program is funded through House Bill 2641, making Edmond Family Counseling the only agency who has fully implemented the program with the local school system anywhere in Oklahoma.

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BEEDMOND APP 1. BE SAFE - links to Edmond Police, Heartline, Edmond Fire, EFC Crisis Line 2. BE SMART - links to Edmond Public Schools, UCO, Francis Tuttle, tutoring information 3. BE HELPFUL - links to local and area nonprofits, places to volunteer 4. BE MOBILE - links to bus & bike routes, driver license information driving schools, ODOT 5. BE CONNECTED - links to city services, recreation, special events 6. BE HEALTHY - links to clinics, hospitals, health education, prevention resources

Currently EFC is focusing its attention on the special needs of teens and young adults. Through using technology, they hope to connect to teens on their level. Because most teens interact with the community through their phones, they are launching a mobile app called BeEdmond designed to connect teens and young adults to a variety of resources. The goal of BeEdmond is to empower youth and encourage them to get connected to community resources.

The 6 sections of the app will connect teens to community resources and partners that are ready to provide answers and support. BE SAFE, BE SMART, BE HELPFUL, BE MOBILE, BE CONNECTED, and BE HEALTHY are all designed to assist teens and to bridge the gap between isolation and success.

“It’s about creating a new way for teens to connect and ending the isolation many suburban teenagers feel.” said Kathy Matthews, Communications & Development Coordinator.

According to the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, 14 percent of Oklahoma high school students have seriously considered attempting suicide and 6 percent attempted suicide one or more times in the past year.

“We want to connect teens with support close to home” Matthews said.

BeEdmond is using a variety of communication channels to reach out to the Edmond community, including a moving PSA, Facebook page and Twitter account. Using Edmond leaders such as Ty Hensley and Mayor Charles Lamb, the video encourages viewers to “Be Edmond”.

They hope to develop the mobile app over the summer and have it available to Edmond youth in the fall.

To help make a difference in the lives of Edmond teens and be a part of “The Hive”, a community coalition to fund this program, visit www.beedmond.com.

Stay Connected

@beedmond1

www.facebook. com/beedmond1

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Edmond Young professionals:

YOUNG

PROFESSIONALS

Engaging a group of young professionals in the Edmond community through a dynamic mix of social, EDUCATIONAL, and VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES.

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Leadership Latte

Upcoming events

A new, more exclusive, program for Edmond Young Professionals.

Education event April 16th - 12:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.

EYPs will get a behind-the-scenes tour of the News 9 facility and learn about the daily operations of a news channel.

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o you wish you could pick the brains of some of Edmond’s most successful professional leaders? Leadership Latte is designed to give you this opportunity, as well as to network with other like-minded young professionals.

Leadership Latte is a networking and question and answer event bringing together young business professionals and various leaders in the Edmond business community. It provides young professionals the opportunity to sit down and have an intimate conversation with professional leaders about their

success, failures and goals for the future.

On April 4th, Leadership Latte will feature Giant Partners’ CEO David Woods. As the former CEO of Ditch Witch, David is an expert in strategic thinking and advisory coaching, with over 30 years of building high-growth companies.

Every other month, each Leadership Latte will feature a different Edmond business professional and in an effort to keep the group to a close-knit size, seating will be limited. To stay informed about upcoming Leadership Lattes and everything EYP, follow them on Twitter @EYPS and like them on Facebook.

elite event May 2013 With a state-of-the-art demo cooking kitchen, the Francis Tuttle Culinary Arts School provides a great venue for EYPs to gather and create new connections.

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COMMUNITY PARTNERS The Edmond Young Professionals have partnered with U R Special to foster selfesteem for at-risk children.

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his year, Edmond Young Professionals will focus their time and energy on making less fortunate children in Edmond feel special.

Through their community service partnership with U R Special Ministries, EYP will fulfill their goal to shape and impact the lives of Edmond residents in meaningful ways.

Started in 1993 by three Edmond women, U R Special Ministries, Inc. exists to foster selfesteem and healthy lifestyles in needy and at-risk children. They do so by providing new, one-of-

a-kind clothing for the children of Edmond.

U R Special board member Lori Wohl said she didn’t realize there was such a need for this type of an organization in Edmond before volunteering at a clothing distribution day. “My favorite part is seeing the children’s faces light up when they receive their new clothing,” Wohl said. “Hearing them tell you how fast they will be able to run in their new Nikes,” makes Wohl feel lucky to be a part of the organization.

U R Special provides new clothing items to around

U R Special handed out over 1,300 outfits in 2012. That’s over 1,300 smiles.

800 Edmond children at three distribution days throughout the year. With the help of over 75 volunteer seamstresses, a number of helpful merchants and civic organizations, as well as a grant from the City of Edmond, they offer each child positive opportunities to make choices, to interact with attentive adults, and to have some fun as they select their new clothing, shoes, and coats.

EYP is excited to partner with an organization that makes such a positive impact on the Edmond community. They will volunteer their time helping with distribution, shopping for new clothes and conducting a fundraiser.

Both parties are hoping the partnership will bring new ideas and fresh fund-raising concepts to the organization in an effort to positively impact the lives of more Edmond children.

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2. Excited sisters show off their new accessories.

3. A young girl picks out a shirt at a distribution day.

4. Children wait to try on shoes.

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WHAT’S NEXT Mark your calendars for these upcoming Chamber events.

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ake up with the Chamber on Wednesday, March 27 at Oklahoma Fidelity Bank from 8:00 9:30 a.m. This is a great way to build relationships with fellow Chamber members in a casual atmosphere.

TRC 2ND REWARD SESSION

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ights, Camera, Action! The 6th Annual Total Resource Campaign will be holding the second reward session at MIDCON Data Services on Friday, March 29th from 11:30 1:00 p.m.

CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATES FORUM

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ear from the Edmond City Council candidates on Tuesday, March 26 from 8:00 - 9:30 a.m. at the Chamber. This event offers the perfect opportunity for Chamber members to meet the candidates and have a voice on the issues impacting the business community.

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oman of the Year Victoria Caldwell will be sharing her experience of being “A Woman in a Man’s World” at March’s Women’s Network Breakfast on Thursday, March 28 from 7:30 - 9:00 a.m. at River Oaks Golf Club.

Being one of the few women in the City Council has taught Victoria a few things and she is ready to share what she has learned with you. She will also be providing an update on important issues impacting Edmond and the business community.

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Edmond Chamber’s Annual Golf Tournament is approaching.

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he 2013 annual golf tournament will be held on Friday, April 26, 2013 at Coffee Creek Golf Course. This fun-filled event fosters great networking and promotional opportunities for members.

If you would like to be involved with the tournament, volunteers are needed to help ensure the day goes smoothly. Don’t miss your opportunity to spend a day on the greens with good friends, food and prizes. Raffle items are also needed and are a great way to promote your business to fellow Edmond business men and women.

If you would like more information on volunteering or donating raffle prizes, please contact Sarah Landrum at slandrum@edmondchamber.com or by phone at 405-341-2808.

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NEW MEMBERS 9Round 1010 N. Santa Fe Edmond, OK 73003 (405) 887-5222 www.9round.com

Citywide Mortgage 9400 I-35 Service Rd. Oklahoma City, OK 73160 (405) 794-4412 www.citywide-loans.com

Gold & Silver Buyers, LLC 1605 S. Broadway Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 316-8471 www.goldandsilverbuyers.com

A.C. Owen Construction 1900 E. 15th St. Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 285-9333 www.ac-owen.com

Clauren Ridge Vineyard & Winery 6000 W. Waterloo Road Edmond, OK 73025 (405) 412-8630 www. claurenridgevineyardandwinery. com

Gold’s Gym 1409 E. Danforth Rd Edmond, OK 73034 (405) 330-9000 www.goldsgym.com

Anabelle’s Galleria 1201 NW 178th Street Suite 112 Edmond, OK 73012 (405) 359-1189

Coffee Commission, LLC 309 S. Bryant, Suite 230 Edmond, OK 73034 (405) 285-8566 www.coffeecommissionedmond. com

Athletic Republic 14440 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73013 (405) 286-4088 www.athleticrepublicedmond.com Dance Makers Inc. 610 S. Kelly, Suite 5 The Balanced Life Weight Loss Edmond, OK 73003 Clinic, LLC (405) 722-5100 1015 Waterwood Pkwy, Ste. G B-1 www.dancemakers.net Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 330-6800 Designs by Tammy “Your” Florist www.TheBalancedLifeClinic.com 1425 S. Santa Fe, Suite C Edmond, OK 73003 Bighead’s Cajun (405) 340-3233 617 S. Broadway www.designsbytammyyourflorist.

Edmond, OK 73034 com (405) 340-1925 Dixon Financial Group, Inc. Brad Willis Insurance Agency 1900 S. Broadway, Ste. A Farmers Insurance Edmond, OK 73013 13819 Quail Pointe Dr (405) 844-9933 Oklahoma City, OK 73134 (405) 286-3600 Elephant Trunk Consignments www.farmersagent.com/bwillis 610 S. Kelly Ave. Edmond, OK 73034 Business Imaging Systems, Inc. (405) 247-0413 13900 N. Harvey www.etconsignment.com Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 507-7000 The Garage www.bisok.com 601 S. Bryant Ave. Edmond, OK 73034 (405) 341-5800 www.eatatthegarage.com

Heartland Payment Systems Greg Neville 2512 W. Pennington Ave. Edmond, OK 73012 (405) 414-6780 www.HeartlandPaymentSystems. com Board of Advisors Hertz Corporation 14501 Hertz Quail Springs Parkway Oklahoma City, OK 73134 (405) 775-4990 www.Hertz.com Home Instead Senior Care 3623 NW 36th St. Oklahoma City, OK 73112 (405) 521-1963 www.homeinstead.com/okc Home Run Sliders 128 E. 5th St. Edmond, OK 73034 (405) 340-5411 www.homerunsliders.com JE Dunn Construction 10900 Hefner Pointe Drive Oklahoma City, OK 73120 (405) 302-4500 www.jedunn.com Juiceblendz Cafe Uptown LLC 1200 W Covell Rd Edmond, OK 73003 (405) 205-3635 www.juiceblendz.com

Junk - Boss, LLC 2941 Brush Creek Rd Oklahoma City, OK 73120 (405) 802-5865 www.Junk-Boss.com Keller Williams NW - Sara Jo Odom 5629 N. Classen Oklahoma City, OK 73118 (405) 503-5057 www.sjosellsokc.com Kickingbird Cinema 1225 E. Danforth Edmond, OK 73034 (405) 359-6667 www.kbirdcinema.com Lazy E Arena 9600 Lazy E Drive Guthrie, OK 73044 (405) 282-3004 www.lazye.com

Preferred Drilling Consultants, Inc. 19600 Meadow Bend Avenue Edmond, OK 73012 (405) 513-5350 Primo Gymnastics 13717 Santa Fe Crossing Drive Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 340-7827 www.primogymnastics.com

Wallace Family Dentistry 1600 E. 19th St, Suite 301 Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 340-0411 www.mikewallacedds.com

Security Self-Storage 1000 N. Santa Fe Edmond, OK 73003 (405) 216-0022 www.securityselfstorageok.com

YWCA OKC 2460 NW 39th St. Oklahoma City, OK 73112 (405) 948-1770 www.YWCAokc.org

Servo Wealth Management 3600 NW 138th Street, Ste. 102 Oklahoma City, OK 73134 (405) 418-8555 www.servowealth.com

Lighty Construction Co. 6 East 1st Street Edmond, OK 73034 (405) 715-3764 www.lightconstruction.com

Suited For Success, Inc. 4149 Highline Blvd, Ste 370 Oklahoma City, OK 73108 (405) 521-1089 www.suitedforsuccessokc.com

Minter and Sons, Inc. 401 W. Edmond Rd. Edmond, OK 73003 (405) 348-9600 www.minterandsons.com

T&S Web Design 1131 E. 9th St Suite 140 Edmond, OK 73034 (405) 285-0348 www.tandswebdesign.com

Once Upon a Child 13806 N Pennsylvania Suite G Oklahoma City, OK 73134 (405) 286-3114 www.onceuponachildOKCNorth. com Park at Tuscany 2737 NW 140th Oklahoma City, OK 73134 (405) 749-4535 www.parkattuscanyapartments oklahomacity.com

The Vision Center of Edmond 1910 E. 2nd Street Edmond, OK 73034 (405) 341-9480

The Riley Group 633 NE 18th St. Oklahoma City, OK 73105 (405) 889-4430 www.therileygroup.info

Legend V Apartments 2133 E. 2nd St. Edmond, OK 73034 (405) 285-2900

Nhinja Sushi & Wok - Edmond 5 West 15th St. Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 340-0330 www.nhinja.com

Van Grevenhof & Co PLLC 1900 East 15th Street, Ste. 500E Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 254-4160 www.vg-co.com

Tack Designs (918) 825-1211 www.tackdesigns.com TITLE Boxing Club 3209 S. Broadway Ave Edmond, OK 73013 (405) 285-9910 www.titleboxingclub.com Tri-State Industrial Group 7608 N. Harvey Oklahoma City, OK 73116 (405) 607-4873 www.TSIG.com Tropical Smoothie Cafe 3131 W. Memorial Ste. A Oklahoma City, OK 73134 (405) 753-5454

825 East Second Street Edmond, OK 73034 405-341-2808 Fax: 405-340-5512 info@edmondchamber.com www.edmondchamber.com

CONGRATULATIONS TO YOUTH LEADERSHIP EDMOND 2013 GRADUATES