The Golden Bell Education Foundation: Preparing students for the jobs of the future
An Interview with Foundation Chairman
Chuck Stout
ENHANCING THE COMMUNITY ISSUE
October - December 2024
CONNECTION MAGAZINE
Publisher: Troy M . McLellan, CCE, FCCP
Designer: Alexis Nasti
Editor: Sarah Pearson, IOM
BOCA CHAMBER OFFICERS
Chairman
Sal Saldaña, Town Center at Boca Raton
Chair-Elect
Clara Bennett, Boca Raton Airport Authority
Treasurer
Steven Deutsch, Frank, Weinberg & Black
Secretary
Troy M . McLellan, Boca Chamber
Immediate Past Chair
Jackie Reeves, Bryn Mawr Capital Management
DIRECTORS
Paul Adkins, Windward Risk Managers
Joshua Atlas, Kaufman Lynn Construction
Jason Aube, Truist Bank
Daniel Cane, Modernizing Medicine, Inc
Katrina Carter-Tellison, PhD, Lynn University
David Centrella, ODP Business Solutions at Office Depot
Sheryl Clark, Boston Proper
Ian Cotner, AT&T
Megan Escamilla, Neiman Marcus Group
Will Fleming, Chimney Trail Partners
Joshua Goldglantz, Gunster
Daniel Gropper, PhD, Florida Atlantic University
Scott Gunnell, JM & A Group
Jerad Hanlon, West Boca Medical Center
Daniel Hostettler, The Boca Raton
Jennifer Jolly, Boca Grove Golf and Tennis Club
Ahnich Khalid, Maggiano’s Little Italy Boca Raton
Amy Kemp, Florida Power & Light Company
Ken Lebersfeld, Capitol Lighting
Matthew Linderman, Boca West Country Club
Lincoln Mendez, Baptist Health
Mark Mileusnic, NCCI
Ross O’Connor, Morgan Stanley
Ethan Shapiro, Saint Andrew’s School
David Smail, ADT
John Tolbert, BRE Hotels & Resorts
Bob Tucker, BT Consulting
Ron Wichowski, Dimension Hospitality
Van Williams, Palm Beach State University
PROFESSIONAL TEAM
Troy M . McLellan, CCE, FCCP - President & CEO
Sarah E . Pearson, IOM - Executive Vice President
Diana St-Germain - Finance Manager
Kaley Jones - Events Coordinator
Laurie Pierson - Business Development Manager
Lisa Diane Hall - Membership Development Associate
Marti Soroka - Membership Development Associate
Alexis Nasti - Communications Manager
Mandy Forrester - Foundation Manager, Golden Bell
Sherese James-Grow - Program Manager, YEA!
Jenifer Marquart - Boynton Beach Market Manager
Maria Alvarez - Executive Assistant to the President & CEO
Kristina Palacios - Office Manager
Enhancing our community through our nonprofit and specialized programming.
As we head into the final quarter of the year, I am filled with immense gratitude for you, our members, who are the heart of our Chamber. Your continued dedication and support are what fuel our mission to Promote and Sustain Economic Prosperity in Boca Raton and South Palm Beach County. We execute this mission through our core pillars — Connecting Members, Advancing Commerce, Protecting Business, and Enhancing the Community — all of which are made possible thanks to you!
In this issue, we place a spotlight on one of our most cherished pillars: Enhancing the Community. We are excited to share how we brought together nonprofit organizations with for-profit businesses to raise awareness and essential funds through our signature program, Boca Chamber Festival Days (BCFD). For 47 years, BCFD has been a testament to the power of collaboration, helping local non-profits in partnership with for-profits to create engaging and fun-filled events. This is only possible because of the unwavering support of these for-profit organizations. A special thank you to our sponsor, Allegiance Home Heath, whose generosity and commitment continue to uplift our community.
BCFD held memorable events like Salsa Night, Lip Sync Battle, Celebrity Cook-Off, Boca’s Got Talent, and so many others. These events not only brought joy and connection to our community, but also provided critical funding to the non-profits. This fusion of fun and philanthropy truly reflects the strength of our Chamber family. You can explore more about BCFD and its impact on page 5.
"The Chamber’s success is a direct reflection of the incredible commitment and generosity of our members."
We are equally proud of The Boca Chamber's non-profit arm, The Golden Bell Education Foundation. Golden Bell embodies the Chamber’s dedication to education and community growth. This year, through the generosity of our supporters, the Foundation distributed over $100,000 in grants to 24 local public schools. Since its founding 31 years ago, Golden Bell has donated nearly $2 million to support thousands of students and classrooms, preparing our future leaders with essential business and career skills. Your contributions make these achievements possible, and for that we are deeply grateful. The volunteer leader at the helm of Golden Bell is Chuck Stout, the Foundation Chairman of the Board. We had the opportunity to sit down with Chairman Stout to learn more about the Foundation and what makes it unique. Turn to pages 12-13 to learn more.
In addition to grants, Golden Bell offers life-changing experiences for young entrepreneurs through the Young Entrepreneurs Academy (YEA!). YEA! has empowered hundreds of middle and high school students to start and operate their own real businesses. Your continued belief in our students enables them to unlock their potential and dream big. Learn more about this year’s budding entrepreneurs on page 9.
And of course, we can’t forget the incredible energy brought to life during our annual fundraiser, the Golden Bell Battle of the Bands! This event was an unforgettable celebration of our community’s talent, passion, and generosity, as we collectively raised money for Golden Bell and the students of Boca Raton's K-12 schools. Turn to page 8 for highlights from this year’s event, where our amateur bands battled it out in support of local education. Your participation and contributions help make these moments possible.
As we look ahead, I want to express my heartfelt thanks to every one of you. The Chamber’s success is a direct reflection of the incredible commitment and generosity of our members. Together, we are building a stronger, more vibrant community, where businesses thrive, students succeed, and our region continues to be the best place to Live, Work, Learn, and Play.
With deepest gratitude,
Troy M. McLellan, CCE, FCCP President & CEO
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Boca Chamber Festival Days Uniting Businesses with Non-Profits for a Better Boca!
The 47th annual Boca Chamber Festival Days have come and gone, leaving the Boca Chamber members and community of South Palm Beach County with lasting smiles as we reflect on the positive impact we've made within our community!
This August, we hosted an impressive lineup of twenty-six events involving twenty-six nonprofit organizations. Among the highlights were several new events, standing proudly alongside the cherished traditions of our heritage events. It's worth noting that some events were so popular that they sold out quickly. Our community enjoyed bowling, local talent, happy hours, a fashion show, and even a lip sync contest, to name just a few.
Most importantly, we're delighted to announce that we raised close to $200,000 in August to support these non-profit organizations in their pursuit of current and future objectives. Allegiance Home Health returned as our sponsor, with Rosie Inguanzo Martin serving as Chair. In the spirit of fun and exposure, we even took our beloved flamingo mascot and his friends, and "flocked" several Boca businesses.
For those interested in learning more or securing a spot for your event in 2025, please contact Sarah Pearson – sperson@bocachamber.com or 561-395-4433 ext. 238.
THE CHAMBER CELEBRATES GROWTH AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT IN BOYNTON BEACH
The Chamber of Commerce is thrilled to share the exciting developments and activities that have marked a significant year of growth and engagement in Boynton Beach. With a variety of programs designed to support and connect local businesses, the Chamber continues to play a vital role in fostering a thriving community.
The Business in Boynton Luncheons have been a resounding success, featuring prominent speakers and thought leaders who provide valuable insights into various aspects of business and community development. Sponsored by FPL, these luncheons have attracted a diverse group of business leaders eager to learn about the latest trends and opportunities in the region.
The Coffee Plus Networking series has been a cornerstone of the Chamber’s community-building efforts. Sponsored by Florida Blue, these morning networking events offer local business professionals a relaxed environment to connect, share ideas, and build valuable relationships. Florida Blue’s support has been instrumental in making these gatherings successful, providing attendees with opportunities to engage with peers and discuss current industry trends.
Boynton's Government Affairs Business Meetings have become a key platform for addressing local issues and fostering dialogue between the business community and government officials. These meetings offer insights into legislative changes, economic policies, and their impact on local businesses. By keeping the business community informed and involved, the Chamber ensures that their voices are heard in shaping the future of Boynton Beach.
The Women’s Business Exchange continues to be a vital network for women entrepreneurs and professionals in the region. This initiative provides a supportive space for women to connect, collaborate, and advance their careers. Through workshops, networking events, and relationship building, the Chamber fosters an environment where women can thrive and make meaningful contributions to the local business landscape, as well as learn and help one another.
This year has seen remarkable growth in the Boynton Beach market, reflecting the vibrant and expanding business community. The Chamber is particularly excited about the upcoming Business in Boynton Expo—the first of its kind—which promises to be a significant event for showcasing local businesses and connecting with potential clients and partners. This expo will highlight the diverse range of services and products available in Boynton Beach and offer new opportunities for collaboration and growth.
As the Boca/Boynton Chamber of Commerce continues to expand its programs and services, it remains committed to supporting local businesses, enhancing community engagement, and driving economic development. With many new faces and exciting initiatives on the horizon, the Chamber is poised to continue making a positive impact in Boynton Beach.
For more information about upcoming events, sponsorship opportunities, and how to get involved, visit the Chamber’s website www.bocachamber.com.
Together, we look forward to a prosperous future for Boynton Beach.
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The Golden Bell Education Foundation
SEASON 6 TRUIST GOLDEN BELL BATTLE OF THE BANDS: BOCA RATON'S HOTTEST FUNDRAISER!
In it’s 6th Season, Golden Bell Battle of the Bands lit up the Boca Raton Innovation Campus (BRiC) on Saturday, September 28, 2024 with an extraordinary display of local amateur talent. This year’s contestants dedicated their summer to learning new instruments and raising funds for the Golden Bell Education Foundation, and their hard work truly shined.
The evening kicked off with a guitar riff-off by 2019 alumni Dan Davidowitz of Polen Capital and Ken Lebersfeld of Capital Lighting, who got the crowd ready for an evening of excitement! Next up, were stellar performances from the Golden Bell Battle of the Bands Alumni Band (Rob Jager, Plum Productions; Jessica Gonzalez, Wycliffe Country Club; Dan Davidowitz, Shoshana Davidowitz, Lake Worth Playhouse; Dan Nathanson, Nathanson Brothers Real Estate Team; Todd Bertossi, and Chasity Navarro) followed by alumni from 2018 –2023 with their rendition of NSYNC's "Bye Bye Bye".
Returning for one more performance, was last year’s winning band CAT4 featuring Dan Nathanson of the Nathanson Brothers Real Estate Team; Kevin Ives of Pier Sixty-Six; Damian England of NCCI Holdings Inc., and Adam Baron of the Delray Beach Open; managed by Brianna Silva of the Peter Blum Family YMCA.
Fever Pitch entertained the crowd performing their cover of "Rolling in the Deep" by Adelle. The band featured Aryeh Lehrer from Comcast on drums, Amber Pollitt of Rapoport's Restaurant Group on bass, Sherry Henry from The HabCenter on vocals, and Joshua Cougler from On The Wall Audio/Video & Handyman Services on guitar; managed by Jill Glanzer, from 4 Chicks & A Dude (2022).
The band 1 Non Blonde didn’t care about their reputation, showcasing Missy Eddinger from Best Foot Forward on guitar, Christen Ritchey of Johnson Ritchey Family Law on vocals, Robert Snyder from NCCI on bass, Dre Garcia of Empower Consulting Partners on keys, and Dr. Melyssa Hancock from Nose & Sinus Institute of Boca Raton on drums as they performed
And the fundraising winner of season 6 of Truist Golden Bell’s Battle of the Bands is….
their rendition of "Bad Reputation" by Joan Jett & the Blackhearts; managed by Debbie Levine, the keyboardist from Federal Highway (2019).
The Boca Ways had the stage jumping with their performance of "Since You Been Gone" by Kelly Clarkson. Their jamming lineup included Haris Moore from Moore CPA's on guitar, Dr. Jaclyn Klimczak of Nose & Sinus Institute of Boca Raton on bass, Fernanda Macedo from Fernanda Macedo State Farm on vocals, and Eddie Pozzuoli of P Hospitality on drums, managed by Brianna Silva, Season 4 winner from 49 Fingers (2022).
Lost In Translation’s (LIT) lit the stage on fire with their crowd-pleasing choreography getting all the Swifties excited, performing their version of "Shake It Off" by Taylor Swift. This band showcased the talents of Lesly Ordoñez from Cakes D' Sabores on guitar, Alezandra Berrio of Wyndham Boca Raton Hotel on vocals, Dave Cohen from Lynn University on drums, and Trisha Vaca from Lloyd Granet, P.A. Attorneys at Law on bass; managed by Stephanie Hicks, Season 2 winner from Mechanical Solidarity (2019).
TRISHA
Celebrating Our Stars
This year’s event was a tremendous success, with all bands putting on exceptional performances. The dedication of each participant, along with the support from sponsors and the community, helped raise over $140,000 for the Golden Bell Education Foundation, benefiting Boca Raton’s K-12 public schools!
We extend heartfelt congratulations to all the dedicated bands who participated this year and our deepest gratitude to the judges, band managers, alumni, sponsors, volunteers, and over 500 screaming supporters who attended the rockstar event.
THE THE CLASS OF 2024 YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS ACADEMY (YEA!) IS UNDERWAY!
YEA! is a premier program that trains local middle and high school students on the entrepreneurial way of life. YEA!’s direct mission is to help students embrace their passion, energy, creativity, and talents as they learn about launching a venture. The program exposes students to various entrepreneurship concepts as they learn from business leaders within the Boca community through instructors, guest speakers, and business mentors.
The program has two public events—the CEO Roundtable and Elevator Pitch Competition—culminating in a “Shark Tank” Style Investor Panel Presentation event in which participants can win seed money to launch their business idea. The final event each year produces a winner that will go on as a semi-finalist in the National Young Entrepreneurs Academy Saunders Competition held in Rochester, New York.
This most recent graduating class was top notch and produced three student business presentations to represent Boca:
• Juan Rojas – “Sparke Soccer” Soccer uniforms for children soccer teams
• Mateo Goldberger – “The Cafetero Club” International coffee subscription
• Sean Alba, Ethan Brady, Henry Levinson – “3GG” Golf club cleaning product
These semi-finalists were not only able to compete against students from across the country but were also able to spend time networking and making connections with like-minded peers. The YEA! Program is supported by generous sponsors and donors who believe in educating the next generation on how to be successful business leaders.
If you wish to join this family of support, or want more information, contact Sherese James-Grow at sjamesgrow@bocachamber.com.
The winner of season 6 of Truist Golden Bell’s Battle of the Bands is….
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CHUCK STOUT AND THE GOLDEN BELL EDUCATION FOUNDATION
We sat down with the Chairman of the Golden Bell Education Foundation to hear more about this important initiative, what they are doing to help positively impact our community, and what makes the Foundation unique.
Q. For those who don't know the man, the myth, the legend, who is Chuck Stout and how did you become involved in giving back to the community of Boca Raton?
I have been an insurance consultant specializing in the employee benefits market for 35 years. When I first opened my own insurance agency in 1991, I was encouraged to join the Boca Chamber. Once I joined, I decided to get very involved. I joined a Leads Group and attended every networking event I could. Through my involvement, I met people who were very active in the community. Going through Leadership Boca was a real eye opener as to the needs of our community. I have never been a person who just wants to simply join an organization. If I join, I want to contribute to that organization.
Q. What inspired you to become involved with the Golden Bell Education Foundation and how has your experience as Chairman influenced your perspective on the importance of education in driving economic growth and development in our community?
I have always believed a good education system is critically important. I married a teacher so I have seen first hand the care and dedication it takes to be an effective educator. Unfortunately, many schools are underfunded and the teachers need supplemental funding in order to purchase the materials they require for programs such as reading intervention or materials for some of the Academies within our schools. Our Boca Raton public school system is doing a great job of preparing students for the jobs of the future. The students of today become our employees and business leaders of tomorrow!
To learn more about the Golden Bell Education Foundation, please visit www.goldenbelleducationfoundation.org.
Q. What do you believe makes the Golden Bell Education Foundation unique and impactful?
I don’t know of any other community or Chamber of Commerce which supports their local public schools to the extent we are able to here in Boca Raton. We have a business community which is engaged and inspired to help our teachers reach their utmost potential. I know Golden Bell is having a major impact because my Board and I visit every school to see our donations in action. We get such positive feedback from the Principals and teachers each time we visit.
Q. Battle of the Bands: A rock concert, a fundraiser and a TON OF FUN…How has this event impacted the foundation’s efforts to raise awareness and funds?
This event has been such a success for Golden Bell! We have tried many types of fundraising activities over the years but Battle of the Bands has taken us to a new level. Each year this event gives us an opportunity to select a new group of business leaders to learn about Golden Bell and promote the great work of the Foundation through their fundraising efforts. The amount of money raised and the amount of promotion we get from this event has enabled us to keep raising the bar on the amount of money we are able to donate to local public schools each year.
Q. In what ways can local businesses and residents contribute to the Foundation’s initiatives?
The Boca Chamber has so many successful businesses based here. The leaders of these businesses understand the value a good education can have on their recruiting efforts and the ability to grow their business. One major goal I have is for local businesses to commit to donating to Golden Bell directly on an annual basis. I would like to “team up” businesses with a particular school or program which they can help support for an ongoing basis. For example, for the past several years West Boca Medical Center has helped to fund medical devices needed for West Boca High School’s Medical Academy. Several other businesses have stepped up in a similar fashion, but I know we can do much better!
Q. Looking ahead, what is your vision for the Golden Bell Education Foundation in the next 5-10 years?
My goal is to be able to fulfill each and every request we receive from the Principals and teachers on an annual basis. We currently give away a little over $100,000 each year but the amount requested each year continues to grow. This past year, we had over $250,000 in requested funds. Since the Boca Chamber has now extended its reach into Boynton Beach, I would like us to be able to raise enough money to help the Boynton Beach public schools as well.
This year, the Golden Bell Education Foundation fulfilled over $100,000 in grants to local Boca public schools by administering funds and educational programs that promote business skills for students.
It
is Proclaimed
September 30th, 2024 is Greater Boca Raton Chamber Day!
We have some GIANT news to share: BE IT PROCLAIMED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA — DECLARING SEPTEMBER 30TH, AS THE GREATER BOCA RATON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DAY!
WHEREAS, since 1952, the Greater Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce has been a cornerstone of economic growth and community development in Boca Raton and South Palm Beach County, providing leadership, advocacy and support to businesses of all sizes, and;
WHEREAS, the chamber's dedication to fostering a vibrant business environment has been instrumental in attracting new businesses, supporting existing enterprises and creating jobs that contribute to the prosperity of Palm Beach County, and;
WHEREAS, the chamber's commitment to education and workforce development through the Golden Bell Education Foundation has empowered the next generation of business leaders, and;
WHEREAS, the chamber's efforts in organizing community events, including the Boca Chamber Festival Days, have significantly enhanced the quality of life in the city of Boca Raton and the surrounding areas by promoting civic engagement and philanthropy, and,
WHEREAS, Greater Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce protects businesses by being a steadfast advocate for public policies that enhance the business climate, protect the interests of local businesses and ensure a thriving economy for future generations.
Thank you to Mayor Maria Sachs and County Administrator Verdenia C. Baker for attending our September Trustee Luncheon and awarding us with this prestigious honor!
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At The Chamber, we believe in creating opportunities for growth, knowledge-sharing, and community building. Our vibrant roundtable discussions do exactly that—bringing together business leaders, professionals, and community members to engage in meaningful conversations and strategic networking. Whether you're an established executive or a rising star, our roundtable programs offer a seat at the table where ideas are born and connections are forged. Here, you're part of our family, and we are thankful for you to join us to share your insights and knowledge or absorb the information you are searching for. Here’s a look at some of our flagship programs and the unique benefits they offer to our members.
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Successful Women in Business Luncheon
Celebrating the power and impact of women in the business world, the Successful Women in Business Luncheon brings together trailblazing women across industries to discuss their paths, challenges, and triumphs. This luncheon creates a unique opportunity to network, find mentorship, and gain inspiration from leaders who have broken barriers and paved the way for others.
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A roundtable designed to empower, inspire, and inform, Smart Talk for Women offers an intimate setting where women can come together to discuss issues that impact both their personal and professional lives. With topics ranging from work-life balance to leadership development and financial management, this program is perfect for women seeking both career advancement and personal enrichment.
International Business Alliance Roundtable
In today’s global economy, understanding international markets is critical for businesses of all sizes. The International Business Alliance Roundtable brings together businesses with an interest in expanding their global footprint and connecting with international markets. This program is invaluable for those looking to engage in crossborder business or expand their understanding of global trade.
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These programs are more than just discussions; they are gateways to professional growth, community building, and strategic networking. Each event offers members unique opportunities to engage with experts, gain practical insights, and build lasting relationships with other professionals. Whether you're looking to elevate your career, expand your business, or simply connect with like-minded individuals, the Boca Raton Chamber’s roundtable discussions have a seat waiting for you. So, have a seat at our table and experience the benefits of being a part of an influential and supportive business community.
Chamber Anniversaries
41 Years
• COBWRA - Coalition of Boynton West Residential Associations
38 Years
• Business Development Board of Palm Beach County, Inc.
• CBIZ MHM, LLC & Mayer Hoffman McCann P.C.
• C. B. Schwaderer, Inc., Realtors
• Dataman Group Direct Mail and Telemarketing Lists
• Embassy Suites By Hilton Boca Raton
• Florida Atlantic University
• Florida Power & Light Company
• The Boca Raton
• The Hab Center Boca Raton
36 Years
• City of Boynton Beach
32 Years
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30 Years
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• City of Boca Raton
23 Years
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22 Years
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• JM Lexus
• Maggiano's Little Italy
20 Years
• Delray Beach Open
• Mizner Park
• The GEO Group, Inc.
• The Pension Company
18 Years
• Frank, Weinberg & Black, P.L.
16 Years
• Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office - District 7
• Friends of the Boca Raton Public Library
• Florida Public Utilities
• Schulz Business
15 Years
• 4KIDS Palm Beach
• Eliot Popper, Morgan Stanley
• Harbor Financial Group at Morgan Stanley
• Lynn Insurance Group
• Spirit of Giving Network
14 Years
• Best Foot Forward
• Hawk-Eye Management, LLC
13 Years
• RG Cosmetics
12 Years
• 4Voice LLC
• Broken Sound Club
• ESPN West Palm
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• Literacy Coalition of Palm Beach County
• Modernizing Medicine, Inc.
• Pavilion Grille
• Yard House
• Truist Bank
11 Years
• AW Architects
• Palm Beach International Airport
10 Years
• Alliance Association Bank
• Polin Public Relations
• STS Refill Technology, LLC
5 Years
• CAP NATION
• Epic Solutions Realty
• Heide International LLC
• Ilene Rosenthal
• Jim Moran Institute for Global Entrepreneurship
• Right Management
• RSVP of South Florida
• The Gardens of Boca Raton Cemetery & Funeral Services
• The HARID Conservatory
• Wright's Impact Window & Door
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