Connection Magazine 2025 - Advancing Commerce

THE BOCA RATON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

QUARTERLY MAGAZINE MATTHEW LINDERMAN FROM BOCA WEST TAKES US

Beyond the Club

THE ADVANCING COMMERCE ISSUE April - June 2025

CONNECTION MAGAZINE

Publisher: Troy M. McLellan, CCE, FCCP Designer/Editor: Alexis Nasti

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

TABLE OF CONTENTS Message From Your CEO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Business Growth in Boynton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Golden Bell Education Foundation . . . . . . . . . . . 6

YEA! Growing Young Leaders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

New Member Orientations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Referring Partners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Leadership Boca . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Beyond the Club with Matthew Linderman . . . 12-13

Ribbon Cuttings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Tallahassee Fly-In . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Chamber Anniversaries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

New Members . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-20 Calendar of Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

Out & About . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22-23

Our Mission:

To promote and sustain economic

prosperity in Boca Raton and South Palm Beach County

ONNECTING MEMBERS

DVANCING COMMERCE

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 Marti Soroka - Membership Development Associate Alexis Nasti - Communications Manager Mandy Forrester - Foundation Manager, Golden Bell Sherese James - Program Manager, YEA! Jenifer Marquart - Boynton Beach Market Manager Maria Alvarez - Executive Assistant to the President & CEO Kristina Palacios - Office Manager

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ROTECTING BUSINESS

NHANCING THE COMMUNITY

Advancing beyond the limit.

FROM YOUR PRESIDENT & CEO

For over 73 of Boca Raton’s 100 remarkable years, the Boca Chamber has proudly upheld our mission to promote and sustain economic prosperity in South Palm Beach County. As we celebrate Boca’s centennial, our city continues to thrive as a premier business destination—home to more than half the corporate headquarters in the county, dozens of publicly-traded companies, and 13,000 businesses.

With a rich history of innovation, commerce, and leadership, Boca Raton remains an ideal place to Live, Work, Learn, and Play.

With a strong economy, a highly skilled workforce, and a businessfriendly environment, Boca Raton attracts companies across diverse industries, from technology and finance to healthcare and hospitality.

The city’s vibrant cultural scene, top-tier educational institutions, and world-class amenities further enhance its appeal, making it not only a hub for economic growth but also a desirable place to build a career and enjoy an exceptional quality of life. As businesses continue to flourish here, Boca Raton remains a shining example of a thriving and dynamic community with limitless opportunities.

Our organization is committed to Advancing Commerce further by equipping our members with the tools and resources needed to excel.

One of the many ways we do this is by providing direct access to industry experts and thought leaders who share invaluable insights on professional development, economic trends, and business growth strategies. Whether through our signature events, educational programs, networking opportunities, or business advocacy we ensure that our members are empowered with knowledge and connections that drive success.

A prime example of this commitment is our Leadership Boca program, which provides emerging and established leaders with an in-depth understanding of our community while fostering invaluable relationships. This program helps participants develop the skills and insights necessary to drive positive change in their businesses and beyond. See page 10 for more information about this long-standing and dynamic program.

President & CEO Troy M. McLellan

"From small startups to established enterprises, our members are driving progress, creating jobs, and investing in the future of Boca Raton. Their commitment to excellence and adaptability in an ever-changing economic landscape underscores why our city remains a thriving center for business growth."

In this issue of Connection Magazine, we are proud to feature Matthew Linderman—General Manager and Executive Vice President of one of the largest private country clubs in the United States and largest in the state of Florida—Boca West Country Club. A pivotal player in Boca Raton’s economy, Boca West not only sets the standard for excellence in the private club industry, but also plays a significant role in advancing commerce and supporting local businesses.

Through its economic impact, job creation, and community partnerships, Boca West continues to strengthen the fabric of our business community. See pages 12-13 to read the full story.

As you explore this issue, you will discover stories of resilience, innovation, and leadership that showcase the strength of our local business community. From small startups to established enterprises, our members are driving progress, creating jobs, and investing in the future of Boca Raton. Their commitment to excellence and adaptability in an everchanging economic landscape underscores why our region remains a thriving center for business growth. We are proud to champion these businesses and provide them with the support, connections, and resources they need to succeed.

Thank you for being an integral part of the Boca Chamber as we continue to shape a vibrant and prosperous future for our entire community. Together, we continue to build a thriving business environment where success knows no limits.

Moving Business Forward,

Troy M. McLellan, CCE, FCCP President & CEO Connection Magazine | 3

Boynton Beach

A THRIVING HUB FOR BUSINESS GROWTH

Boynton Beach is experiencing an exciting wave of economic development, driven by the strategic initiatives of the Greater Boca Raton/Boynton Beach Chamber of Commerce. These efforts are solidifying Boynton Beach’s reputation as a prime location for businesses to thrive. One of the standout contributions of the Chamber is its ability to connect local businesses with influential leaders. By advocating for local businesses, facilitating networking events, and providing essential resources, the Chamber plays a pivotal role in ensuring a thriving business ecosystem. The Chamber creates programs that support growth, attract new investments, and promote workforce development, ensuring that businesses in Boynton Beach have the tools needed to succeed.

THE CHAMBER’S ROLE IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT The Chamber is fostering a dynamic business climate through programs like the Business in Boynton Luncheon, sponsored by FP&L, which brings together local entrepreneurs, industry leaders, and government officials to discuss opportunities for economic growth and collaboration.

We kicked off the year with Verdenia Baker, Palm Beach County Administrator, who provided an indepth look at how her office drives economic development across the county. She highlighted key infrastructure projects, workforce

initiatives, and business-friendly policies that help shape a thriving economic environment in Boynton Beach and beyond. Her insights set the stage for the Chamber’s continued efforts in fostering business growth.

the playing field for businesses looking to establish themselves in the community, creating a more diverse and inclusive economic landscape.

Additionally, the Chamber provided access to a key state official, Lucdwin Luck, from the Office of State CFO Then, Antonia Smith from the Palm Jimmy Patronis. Luck provided an Beach Office of Equal Business Opportunity joined us for the Business overview of the State of Florida CFO's in Boynton Luncheon. Smith has been office, highlighting its role in state financial operations and businessinstrumental in advocating for small related policies. His insights helped and minority-owned businesses, attendees better understand the ensuring they have access to resources available to businesses resources, funding, and networking through the CFO’s office. opportunities. Her work helps level

PROPERTY APPRAISALS AND BUSINESS GROWTH

Closing out a strong quarter of economic initiatives, the Chamber welcomed Dorothy Jacks, Palm Beach County Property Appraiser, to discuss the crucial relationship between property valuation and business growth. Jacks emphasized how the accurate appraisal of commercial and residential properties directly influences investment decisions, tax revenue, and infrastructure development.

As property values rise, the city sees increased funding for public services and business incentives, making it more attractive for new enterprises.

The appraisal process also ensures fair market valuations, helping businesses and property owners make informed financial decisions that align with their long-term goals.

LOOKING AHEAD

Our proactive approach to economic development is setting the stage for sustained growth and prosperity. Through impactful programs, strategic partnerships, and community engagement, the Chamber is creating an environment where businesses can succeed and residents can enjoy an enhanced quality of life.

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Giving Students a Voice

THROUGH THE GOLDEN BELL EDUCATION FOUNDATION

Aurora Lydia Dominguez, English Teacher, Boca Raton Community High School Every time I see my students in The Paw Print hard at work, with writing, editing, laying out pages, I’m reminded why I do what I do. They are my heart, my purpose.

And every time we receive support, whether through a grant or a simple kind word, I feel overwhelmingly grateful.

The Golden Bell Grant is more than just a contribution; it’s a lifeline. It’s ink on the page. It’s the moment a young journalist sees their byline for the first time and realizes that their voice matters. It’s a student finding their passion for storytelling. It’s a young creative writer, pouring their soul onto a page, knowing that soon, their work will be published in a product such as a newspaper, they never thought could be possible. Thanks for the years that you’ve supported us with the grant. It has been a gift that continues to shape the future of student journalism, their creativity, their critical thinking, and knack for leadership.

With this grant, I've ensured that my students have the research materials they need, the printing costs covered, and, most importantly, the ability to see their words come to life—all while spending time in my classroom, working hard on their project.

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Every printed edition, every piece of student work, every breakthrough moment in our newsroom or the classroom in my creative courses at Boca High—it's all because someone believed in them.

When Dr. King added Creative Writing to my schedule for the first time this school year, it was another step in expanding opportunities for students to tell their stories, a true dream of mine.

And this funding? It makes sure that their stories and their dreams don’t just stay as ideas but become something real, something tangible.

To those who support student journalism and a student's creative writing path, so that students have a chance to learn and take those skills to the workforce and beyond, thank you. You change lives, and students never forget that time that they were believed in and loved.

Mission :

To support the Boca Raton public school system by administering funds and educational programs that promote business skills for students.

In 2024, Golden Bell fulfilled almost $103,000 in grants to 21 local K-12 public schools.

Scan to learn more or get involved.

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THROUGH YEA! ENTREPRENEURIAL EDUCATION PROGRAMMING Sherese James, Program Manager, YEA! The Young Entrepreneurs Academy (YEA!) is a ground-breaking and exciting program that transforms local middle and high school students into real, confident entrepreneurs. Through the year-long program, students in grades 6-12 generate business ideas, conduct market research, write business plans, pitch to a panel of investors, and win seed money to launch their very own companies.

The program year consists of two significant events: The CEO Roundtable and Elevator Pitch Competition held on January 22nd, and the Investor Panel Presentations held on March 5th.

Through this comprehensive program, YEA! students not only learn entrepreneurial skills but also gain knowledge to become the great business leaders of tomorrow!

YEA! CEO ROUNDTABLE

From the CEO Roundtable, we are grateful to the CEOs who shared valuable information about their business journey and the importance of mentorship: • Sheryl Clark, Boston Proper • Jenn Jager, Plum Productions • Michael Piccoli, On Target Digital Marketing The second half of the night consisted of students pitching their businesses within 30-60 seconds to impress the audience and judges. The competition was stiff, but three rose to the top: 1st Place - Kyle Weinstock from Spanish River High School 2nd Place – Mia Song from Saint Andrew’s School 3rd Place – Jonah Weiner from Saint Andrew’s School “SHARK TANK STYLE” INVESTOR PANEL COMPETITION The Investor Panel Presentations were the final culminating event of the year, where students presented their innovative business ideas to win seed money from investor judges. Based upon the appeal and merit of the students’ plans and presentations, judges determined the amount of funds to allocate to each business. The investors also selected businesses to advance to the Young Entrepreneurs Academy Saunders Scholars Competition in Rochester, NY, where they will compete with students across the United States for college scholarships!

The top three businesses chosen to represent our Boca chapter in the national competition are: • Kyle Weinstock (11th grader at Spanish River) HYDR8 Now, a portable water measuring and notification coaster • Iris Hua (10th grader at Saint Andrew’s School) Shower Okey, an in-shower karaoke system • Brandon Fina (10th grader at Saint Andrew’s School) Culture Crates, monthly box subscription of cultural items from various countries

YEA! CLASS OF 2025

Ishita Bansal, Luxeria Beauty Ellie Dwyer & Sabrina Greenberg, Eco Loops Jack Feldman, One Snap Sport Brandon Fina, Culture Crates Gabriel Garcia & Marven Jenty, Tyny Myghts Aadi Grover, Meal-4-Everyone Ethaniel Hazon, Street Play Iris Hua, Shower Okey Blake Kornhaber, John O’Sullivan, & Scott Peck, Rapid Rescue Ryan Leslie, EZ Wash Neha Narwani, Smooth GripFlex Christian Price-Rodriguez, Family Harmony Keshav Raghavan, Boomee Ventures TC Schrieber, The Pace Partner Mia Song & Annie Zhang, Reefresh Katherine Stephenson, Latch Fit Jonah Weiner, Pla$tykCycle Kyle Weinstock, HYDR8 Now We are extremely proud of our entire YEA! Class of 2025 for all the hard work they accomplished to be the future CEOs and business leaders of tomorrow!

To learn more about YEA!, please visit yeausa.org or contact Sherese James at sjamesgrow@bocachamber.com.

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WELCOME NEW MEMBERS

New Member Orientation JANUARY

THANK YOU TO OUR

REFERRING PARTNERS!

The Boca Chamber members listed below referred one of their contacts to join, and they did!

Karen Laurence 215 Properties, LLC Jeff Marbach Payday Payroll John McClaskie Leading Edge Mortgage Corp.

FEBRUARY

David Valdepenas NerdBird Jeannie Roberts Town Center at Boca Raton Josemaria Valdepenas Constant Balance Consulting Joyce Hunter The Florida Printing Group

MARCH

Cindee Connor Graze Craze Phillip Lomenzo The Florida Printing Group Audra Cohil Wyndham Deerfield Beach Resort Rick Schuster PA Lang Realty Mary Sol Gonzalez Hispanic Entrepreneur Initiative - HEI

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Welcome to the Warmer Side of Care.

There are many sides of care at Baptist Health. And each one stays true to our values. Bringing humanity, warmth and understanding to every person that comes through our doors. Which is why we’re here to stand by you, through all of life’s moments.

Welcome to Baptist Health.

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LEADERSHIP BOCA CLASS OF 2025

Leadership Boca

CULTIVATING LEADERS, STRENGTHENING COMMUNITY Laureen Pannullo Owner, Confident Bookkeeping Services, LLC Chair, Leadership Boca 2025 The Boca Chamber’s Leadership Boca program offers Chamber members an exceptional opportunity to deepen their understanding of Boca Raton and South Palm Beach County, enhance leadership capabilities, and embrace civic responsibility.

Throughout the engaging Leadership Boca journey, participants benefit from immersive experiences that provide vital resources, broaden professional networks, and sharpen leadership skills essential for success in today's competitive environment.

Participants explore significant local topics such as healthcare advancements, environmental sustainability, and agricultural innovation. By directly engaging with industry leaders and experts, participants gain valuable insights into the pressing challenges and innovative solutions shaping these crucial sectors.

Interactions with city officials provide firsthand experience of local governance processes, underscoring the importance of active civic engagement and demonstrating the tangible influence that effective leadership has on community policies and initiatives.

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On Economic Development Day, participants gain deeper insight into Boca Raton’s thriving business ecosystem, discovering how local businesses drive economic growth, innovation, and community well-being.

Human Services Day offers attendees the opportunity to engage directly with charitable organizations serving the Boca Raton community. This day fosters a profound appreciation for the critical services these organizations deliver and the significant impact they have on local residents.

Currently underway, the Class of 2025 will conclude their Leadership Boca experience with an official graduation ceremony on June 18th.

Effective leadership is crucial to the success of our businesses and community at large. As alumni of Leadership Boca, my Co-Chair Dan Nathanson and I can personally affirm the program’s transformative impact on personal growth, professional networking, and community understanding.

It is an honor to serve as Chair for Leadership Boca 2025, and I eagerly anticipate seeing the accomplishments and lasting connections this year's class will forge.

Abigail Sears - Research Park at Florida Atlantic University Alexander Schmitz - Wells Fargo Bank Alexis Nasti - Boca Chamber Anae Myers - NCCI Ashley Ham - Boca Raton Housing Authority Brad Burchette - TRUIST Brad Mitchell - Northwestern Mutual Brett Weinbender - Windward Risk Managers Caroline Johnson - Johnson Ritchey Family Law Cathryn Vaughn - Boca Grove Courtney Kowaleski - Polen Capital Dave Cohen - Lynn University Eric Roby - Fuller Center Fernanda Macedo - Fernanda Macedo State Farm Jeff Guggenheim - The Harbor Financial Group at Morgan Stanley Jennifer Rohloff - Boca Raton Regional Hospital Joe Mir - NCCI Josh Cougler - On the Wall Home Entertainment & Secuirty Services Kevin Cucci - Baptist Health South Florida Kristen Conn - Boca Raton Marriott at Boca Center Marnie Omanoff - Boca Raton Regional Hospital Maryanne Rodriguez Matthew Brennan - Seacoast Bank Michael Piccoli- On Target Digital Marketing Michael Nathanson - The Nathanson Brothers Real Estate Team with RE/Max Mitch Wiemer - NCCI Natacha Nettles - Palm Beach State College Natalie Capiro- George Snow Scholarship Fund Paola Morales -AW Architects Inc. Phillip Gabes - Boca Grove Robert Linder - Schooley Mitchell Samantha Gallo- Lynn University Sandra Garcia - iThink Financial Credit Union Sharel Pizarro - Spirit of Giving Network Stacey Ramos- Boca Raton Regional Hospital Tricia Sabataso - YMCA Tyler Sheradsky - Truist

For additional information about the program or details on applying, contact Chasity Navarro at cnavarro@bocachamber.com or call (561) 395-4433.

Applications for Leadership Boca 2026 open in July 2025.

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Advancing Commerce

AT THE LARGEST PRIVATE COUNTY CLUB IN FLORIDA Boca West Country Club is renowned as one of the largest and most prestigious country clubs in the nation. The Club not only provides its Members with a luxurious lifestyle, but also delivers significant economic benefits to the City of Boca Raton. We had a chance to hear from Matthew Linderman, President, COO & General Manager, about his initiatives to Advance Commerce within The Club and the community.

Q. Boca West Country Club is a key player in Boca Raton's economy. How do you see The Club’s role in Advancing Commerce and supporting local businesses?

Boca West Country Club is more than just a private club, it is a significant economic force within Boca Raton.

With 7,000 residents, our Membership represent a diverse demographic from all over the country and world.

Visiting family members of our Members help boost local hospitality and tourism throughout the year, beyond just peak holiday seasons. Additionally, The Club attracts a large number of visitors for its events, tournaments, and social gatherings. These visitors frequent Boca Raton’s restaurants, retail stores, entertainment venues, local attractions, and healthcare facilities.

Boca West employs almost 700 staff members yearround, and that number grows to just under 1,200 during peak season. These jobs span multiple industries, including hospitality, culinary arts, golf and racquet sports management, spa and wellness services, maintenance, and administration.

Beyond direct employment, The Club maintains a broad network of partnerships with local vendors and service providers. We work with local farmers to source fresh produce for our restaurants and we engage local artisans for various events and activities we offer our Members.

We prioritize keeping our economic footprint local when possible.

Q. How does Boca West Contribute to workforce development and career opportunities in the service industry?

As one of the largest employers in Boca Raton, Boca West plays a significant role in workforce development and creating career opportunities within the service industry, particularly in the hospitality sector—providing a variety of job opportunities across multiple departments, including restaurant services, maintenance, golf, and fitness.

The Club employs individuals with varying skill levels, from entry-level positions to more specialized roles, and offers competitive wages and benefits. We also offer training and development programs through the Boca West Academy, led by our Director of Learning and Development, to help employees build on their skills, grow within the organization, and advance in their careers. These programs include on-the-job training, classroom style training, mentorship opportunities, support for professional certifications, and Florida 12| Connection Magazine

Ready to Work accreditation. By collaborating with Universities, such as FAU, Lynn University, Palm Beach State College, and local High Schools, The Club supports workforce development by offering internships and training programs to students.

Boca West has a strong culture of growth and recognition and believes in promoting from within, offering many of its employees to take the next step, advance their careers, and take on leadership roles. The Club helps individuals build long-term careers in the service industry, reducing turnover and ensuring a stable and skilled workforce.

Q. As a leader in the hospitality and private club industry, what are the biggest challenges and opportunities in maintaining Boca West’s status as a premier country club while staying competitive in an evolving market?

One of the biggest challenges we face is the changing landscape and demographic of private clubs and luxury hospitality. The expectations of members are higher than ever, and they are looking for more than just exceptional golf and dining—they want a full-service lifestyle experience that includes state-of-the-art wellness facilities, innovative dining concepts, cutting-edge technology, and unique social and recreational activities.

To stay ahead, we continuously invest in Capital Improvements to our facilities, enhance amenities and services, and offer diverse member experiences.

Over the years, Boca West has undergone significant renovations to keep our facilities the best-in-class.

Recently we enhanced and upgraded our Lifestyle Center and Aquatics complex and added modern dining experiences that rival top restaurants in the area.

The Club is about to embark on yet another Capital Improvement plan, recently approved by its members, investing $95 million back into The Club's facilities. This plan includes the complete renovation of one of our four

COVER STORY

"Markets evolve, consumer expectations shift, and technology advances at a rapid pace. The most successful businesses are those that remain forwardthinking, open to change, and willing to invest in relationships that drive collective success." golf courses, renovation of the entire Racquet Sports facilities, expansion of the main clubhouse kitchen and loading dock, construction of an all new administration and operations building, as well as various enhancements and renovations to existing clubhouses.

Additionally, we see major opportunities in technology and sustainability. Integrating smart technology into club operations allows us to enhance member experiences while improving efficiency.

Sustainability is also a key focus and aligns with the values of today’s environmentally-conscious Members.

Boca West has been ranked #3 in the U.S. for its sustainability practices by Vivid Leaf, an industry leader in sustainability certification. Vivid Leaf designated Boca West with its highest certification level, Sapphire Global Leader, after an extensive review of The Club’s entire operation. In its assessment, Vivid Leaf noted nearly 50 best practices in place by Boca West, including a chiller plant to generate ice that is leveraged to cool the main clubhouse, solar panels, rationalized mowing practices, all-electric member golf carts, a vegetable and herb garden, LED lighting, an advanced recycling program, leveraging lakes for irrigation, and many more initiatives.

Maintaining our status as a premier Country Club requires a balance of tradition and innovation. By staying adaptable, listening to our members, and continuously refining our amenities package, we ensure Boca West remains at the forefront of the industry.

Q. What has been your involvement with the Boca Chamber and how does the Chamber help to advance the Boca West Country Clubs mission?

The Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce is a powerful advocate for local businesses, and our involvement has been instrumental in strengthening Boca West’s ties to the community. The Chamber serves as a hub for networking, collaboration, and economic development, providing us with valuable opportunities to connect with other business leaders and community stakeholders.

One of the key ways the Chamber supports our mission is by promoting Boca Raton as a top-tier destination for luxury living, tourism, and business development. This directly benefits Boca West, as many of our prospective members are drawn to the vibrant economic and cultural landscape of our city.

Additionally, the Chamber's focus on workforce development aligns with our goals of attracting and retaining top talent. Through Chamber-sponsored leadership programs, educational partnerships, and economic initiatives, we have been able to engage with emerging professionals and support the growth of the local workforce.

By being actively involved in Chamber events, committees, and initiatives, we not only strengthen Boca West’s presence in the business community but also contribute to the overall prosperity of the region.

Q. What other community organizations or initiatives is Boca West involved in, and why are these partnerships important to your mission?

Boca West is deeply committed to philanthropy and community engagement. Both our members and employees are deeply involved in philanthropic efforts through the Boca West Cares initiative, which fosters a strong sense of community. Our flagship charitable initiative, the Boca West Children’s Foundation, was established to support at-risk children and families throughout Palm Beach County. The Foundation partners with over 30 local charities, providing funding for programs that address hunger, education, healthcare, and emotional well-being.

Through the Boca West Children’s Foundation, we support numerous local charities focused on children’s welfare, education, and healthcare. We also collaborate with nonprofits, schools, and cultural organizations to give back to the community. These partnerships reinforce our mission of making a meaningful impact beyond our club’s gates, ensuring that Boca Raton remains a thriving place to live, work, and play.

Beyond philanthropy, we actively support cultural and civic organizations through the Boca Raton Historical Society and various environmental sustainability programs.

Our goal is to be more than just a private Country Club, we aim to be a driving force for positive change in the community. Engaging with these organizations is not just about giving back; it’s about fostering a sense of community, not only within our gates.

Q. What advice would you give to business owners and executives about fostering strategic partnerships and community involvement for long-term growth?

I strongly believe that no business succeeds in isolation.

Whether you’re running a private club, a retail store, or a corporate enterprise, fostering strategic partnerships and community involvement are essential for long-term growth.

Building strong community relationships is essential for sustainable success. I encourage business leaders to engage with local organizations, support workforce development, and find ways to give back. Investing in people—both employees and the community—creates goodwill, strengthens brand reputation, and ultimately drives long-term growth. Strategic partnerships open doors to new opportunities and keep businesses connected to the broader economic landscape.

My advice to business leaders is to actively engage with local organizations, whether it be through the Chamber of Commerce, nonprofit initiatives, or industry associations.

These relationships create valuable networking opportunities, help establish brand credibility, and open doors to new collaborations.

It’s also important to focus on giving back. Businesses that invest in their communities through philanthropy, workforce development, or mentorship tend to build stronger customer loyalty and goodwill. Corporate social responsibility isn’t just a trend; it’s a key factor in business sustainability.

Finally, always stay adaptable. Markets evolve, consumer expectations shift, and technology advances at a rapid pace. The most successful businesses are those that remain forward-thinking, open to change, and willing to invest in relationships that drive collective success.

Ribbon Cuttings Over the past few months, we’ve had the pleasure of celebrating grand openings and anniversaries across our community! The Chamber has welcomed a surge of Ribbon Cuttings from a variety of industries—clear proof that South Florida’s economy is thriving and businesses are on the rise.

We’re grateful to everyone who has joined us in supporting these new ventures.

Each event has been a fantastic opportunity to foster connections, showcase community spirit, and welcome growth in Boca, Boynton, and beyond.

Want to be part of the excitement? Check out upcoming Ribbon Cutting ceremonies at www.bocachamber.com/events. We’d love to see you there!

If you'd like to schedule your own ribbon cutting, please contact your membership representative.

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2025 Tallahassee Fly-In

ADVOCATING FOR BUSINESS & GROWTH Sarah Pearson, EVP Boca Chamber, IOM

From March 4-6, the Boca Chamber led a delegation of South Palm Beach County business leaders to Tallahassee for its annual Fly-In, engaging with State Legislators, industry leaders, and government officials on key policy issues.

The trip featured briefings with the Florida Restaurant & Lodging Association and Florida Chamber of Commerce, followed by meetings with state officials, including Florida Secretary of Commerce Alex Kelly, Commissioner Wilton Simpson, and multiple Legislators representing Palm Beach County. Attendees also participated in high-level discussions at the Palm Beach County Legislative Appreciation Luncheon and networking receptions.

Top advocacy priorities included affordable housing, insurance reform, elimination of the Business

Rent Tax, economic development incentives, aerospace industry support, and funding for Florida Atlantic University. The Chamber emphasized policies to foster business growth, protect employer rights, and enhance workforce opportunities.

process. The trip reinforced the Chamber’s commitment to fostering economic growth, advocating for pro-business policies, and strengthening relationships between the private sector and government.

The Boca Chamber’s 2025 Tallahassee Fly-In provided an invaluable opportunity for South Palm Beach County business leaders to engage directly with lawmakers and ensure that the needs of local businesses remain a priority in Florida’s legislative

As the Chamber continues its advocacy efforts, the insights and connections gained during this trip will serve as a foundation for ongoing policy engagement and business development in the region.

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ACCESS TO WORLD CLASS CARE IS RIGHT AROUND THE CORNER. No matter where you live, work or play, we have a location near you.

For primary care. For specialty care.

For every care in the world.

To find a location from South Florida to the Treasure Coast, visit ClevelandClinicFlorida.org/FLAlocations or call 877.463.2010.

CHAMBER ANNIVERSARIES Congratulations!

46 Years • Beacon Group, Inc. Insurance

32 Years • Boynton Beach City Library

42 Years • Ameriprise Financial / Boyle, Torres & Associates • Anchor Bank • Bethesda Hospital East • Consulting CPAs - Robert Manela, CPA

30 Years • Signarama - Boca/Delray

39 Years • American Equipment Company • AT&T • AT&T Yellow Pages • Babione - Kraeer Funeral Home • Boca Grove Golf & Tennis Club • Boca Raton Police Department • Carman Law Firm, P.A. • NCCI • Ro Rabozzi/State Farm Insurance Agency • Town Center at Boca Raton/Simon Property Group • Wells Fargo • West Boca Medical Center • YMCA of South Palm Beach County 38 Years • Courtyard by Marriott Boynton • Office Depot • Toshiba Business Solutions Florida 37 Years • Courtyard by Marriott Boynton Beach • Delray Medical Center • George Snow Scholarship Fund, Inc. • Hilton Suites Boca Raton • One Park Place • Penn-Florida Companies • The Sena Group 35 Years • Benvenuto Restaurant • Florida Eye Microsurgical Institute 34 Years • Boca Raton Mausoleum, Inc. • Fuller Center 33 Years • Delray Sands Resort • Opal Grand Oceanfront Resort & Spa • Wyndham Hotel - Boca Raton

Congratulations!

28 Years • Loggers' Run Middle School • Oasis Outsourcing - Paychex 27 Years • SLK Realty, Inc. 25 Years • Telcom Corporation 23 Years • Bazua Enterprises LLC, dba Global Alliance Envirogreen Building Solutions 22 Years • CareerSource Palm Beach County • CBIZ Benefits & Insurance Services • The Atlantic Suites on the Ave 21 Years • Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club • Ultimate Staffing Services 19 Years • Amerant Bank, N.A. • Boston's on the Beach & 50 Ocean • James Hardie Pro Football Hall of Fame Invitational & Pro Links Sports • N Spa 18 Years • Hairmax International • Heritage Investment Group • PayDay PayRoll Services 17 Years • Evershore Financial Group • Lesser, Landy, Smith & Siegel, PLLC • Mayer Hoffman McCann P.C. • Seacoast Bank 16 Years • Discover the Palm Beaches • Junior Achievement of S. Florida, Inc • Malema Engineering Corporation • Northwestern Mutual • R2 Unified Technologies, LLC • Rick Schuster PA / Lang Realty • Rocco's Tacos • Vander Ploeg & Associates, Inc.

15 Years • Boynton Beach Community Redevelopment Agency • Florida Blue • Oceans 234

14 Years • Glick Family Funeral Home • Keyes Company Realtors • SK Quality Roofing, Inc. • Temple Beth El of Boca Raton • The Deltennium Group • The Florida Printing Group, Inc. • Whelchel Partners Real Estate Services, Inc. 13 Years • Health Care District of Palm Beach County • Hoffman's Chocolates Boca Center • Pine Crest School • Servpro of South Palm Beach 12 Years • Allegiance Home Health • Bedeschi America, Inc. • Boca Prep International School • Champagne & Parisi Real Estate • Cornell Institute for Rehabilitation Medicine • Potter's Lawn & Landscaping • TouchSuite 11 Years • Farber Plastic Surgery • Polen Capital Management, LLC 10 Years • Boca Raton Police Foundation • ECJ Luxe Collections • Jet's Pizza of Boca Raton • School of Rock Boca Raton • Texas Roadhouse 5 Years • ADMA Biologics • Certified Inspectors, LLC • Clerk of the Circuit Court and Comptroller • Equinoks Inc. dba Behar Insurance • Eye Catchers Optique • Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida • Fane Foto, LLC • Greenhouse Properties • Kaufman Lynn Construction • Mitchell D. Adler, P.A. • Paul Bange Roofing • Smile Design Dentistry East Boca Raton

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WELCOME NEW

MEMBERS

TRUSTEE MEMBERS 1031 Financial (347) 293-0084 Boca Raton 1031financial.com Larry Karp First Horizon Bank (561) 514-4915 Palm Beach Cecil Lundy Frisbie Group (646) 402-4118 Palm Beach www.frisbiegroup.com Tina Thomson Funderwoman (561) 716-0602 Boca Raton funderwoman.org Debbie Levine CFRE Human Learning Evolved (954) 707-1953 Fort Lauderdale www.humanlearningevolved.ai Wayne Tallman Old Dominion National Bank (561) 765-2585 Boca Raton www.odnb.bank Robert Cordoba Paradise Bank (561) 392-5444 Boca Raton www.paradisebank.com Viviane Altef Withum (561) 210-9351 Boca Raton www.withum.com Steven Monacelli

GENERAL MEMBERS 3MG Roofing and Solar (888) 372-7663 West Palm Beach Nicholas Villa Aastro Roofing Company Inc (561) 409-3280 Deerfield Beach www.AastroRoofing.com Chelsea Blair

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All Star Food Productions LLC/Pho Boca (561) 633-9974 Boca Raton www.phoboca.com Bac Hai Nguyen

CDRX Pharmacy (561) 826-0711 Boca Raton www.cdrxpharmacy.com Krysta Fuoco

American Caribbean Maritime Foundation (561) 757-6881 Boca Raton www.acmfdn.org

Constance K Aromatic Candles LLC (917) 952-6983 Boca Raton www.constancekaromatherapy.com Constance King

Atlantic Disaster Recovery & Construction (561) 323-7333 Delray Beach www.atlanticdisasterrecovery.com Valerie Katz

Constant Balance Consulting 954-309-9116 Delray Beach www.valdepenas.com Josemaria Valdepenas

Avodah Wealth Advisors LLC (954) 352-0374 Pompano Beach avodahadvisors.com Phil Piedt

Cvi Che 105 (561) 221-0940 Boca Raton www.ceviche105.squarespace.com Lilyan Lam

Barry Deck Group (323) 533-8939 Delray Beach www.barrydeck.com Barry Deck

D&G Real Estate (630) 253-4622 Boca Raton deborakampf.exprealty.com Debora A Kampf

Bella's Angels (561) 373-4823 Wellington www.bellasangels.org Tara Boyd

Dawn of Designs Graphic Studio (561) 347-9098 Boca Raton www.dawnofdesigns.com Dawn Burke

BioSmiles Dental (561) 666-9040 Delray Beach www.biosmilesdental.com Shivani Singh

Diamond Works MedSpa (561) 918-7100 Boca Raton diamondworksmedspa-bocaraton.com Carolina Pozzi

Boca Daily News (561) 895-0059 Boca Raton www.bocadailynews.com Daniel Nee

Dignitary Transportation Inc. (561) 422-8880 Davie www.dignitaryservices.com Don McCuaig

Brian Freia Realtor (561) 225-3369 Boca Raton Brian Freia

Dream Vacations 754-366-3000 Boca Raton Stacey Meyerson

Cabinet IQ of Boca Raton (561) 571-8711 Boynton Beach www.cabinetiq.com/boca-raton Ramani Tadimeti

Echo Studios (561) 974-2771 Boca Raton www.echostudiosfl.com Cole Spicer

Casino Parties of Florida (954) 214-9823 Sunrise www.casinopartiesoffl.com Allen Fallas

Empowered Woman LLC (954) 405-6033 Boca Raton www.empoweredwoman.blog Maria Bedoya

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MEMBERS

Michael Liss Law (561) 302-8667 Boca Raton Michael Liss

Envision Pergola (561) 286-7060 Boca Raton www.envisionpergola.com Jay Martin

Human Interest (908) 230-0572 San Francisco www.humaninterest.com Charlie Terry

Facialworks (949) 280-1145 Boca Raton www.thefacialworks.com Jason Gilboa

Hurricane Dockside and Grill (561) 877-4562 Boynton Beach www.hurricanewings.com Rachel Noel-Raye

Moldman Boca Raton (561) 453-3065 Boca Raton www.moldmanusa.com/locations/fl/ boca-raton Maria Rodriguez

FamVault (339) 364-4555 Boca Raton www.famvault.com Ally Joseph

JPMorgan (561) 549-2487 Boca Raton www.jpmorgan.com/private-client Ashley Siler

Motek Boca Raton, LLC (305) 799-5399 Boca Raton www.motekcafe.com Krizia Calero

JuDo Flips LLC (561) 302-4996 Boca Raton Dorothy MacDiarmid

My Term Life Guy 1 (866) 663-9261 Boca Raton www.mytermlifeguy.com Victor Goncalves

Five Star Premier Residences of Boca Raton (561) 750-7100 Boca Raton www.FiveStarPremier-BocaRaton.com Elisa Dansky Flagstick Golf Performance (561) 336-4314 Boynton Beach www.flagstickgolfperformance.com Andrew Heiberger FOGO Solutions (724) 989-2890 Carrollton www.fogosolutions.com Camry Smouse Fortress Accounting (203) 912-1657 Delray Beach www.fortress-accounting.com Peter Kihara GO GLOWBAL (917) 699-7638 Boca Raton www.goglowbalai.com Gila Lee Adato Heartland Payroll & Payment Solutions Inc (585) 622-2993 Delray Beach www.heartland.us Randy Pumputis Holiday Inn Express West Boca (561) 482-7070 Boca Raton www.bocaratonholidayinnexpress.com Claudia Cepero HomeSmiles - Boca Raton (561) 225-5434 Lake Worth www.bocaraton.homesmiles.com Burke Bagwell

Lamacchia Real Estate (781) 777-5031 Ft. Lauderdale www.lamacchiarealty.com Shane Bronson Lappin Estate Planning, P.A. (561) 778-8590 Boca Raton lappinestateplanning.com David Lappin Lauren Henry Sensory Design (240) 506-1716 Delray Beach www.laurenhenrysensorydesign.com Lauren Henry Lighthouse Leadership Solutions (574) 514-5053 Delray Beach Katie Oliva Longevity Expo (713) 725-8983 Boca Raton www.thelongevityexpo.com Drew Wilson Love, Learn, Soar LLC (561) 563-1117 Boynton Beach www.lovelearnsoar.com Mia Belsky Mari Vasan Coaching (561) 573-8593 Delray Beach www.marivasan.com Mari Vasan Medicare Informed (561) 850-0325 Coral Springs medicareinformed.com/home

National Wellness Group (561) 781-8888 Boca Raton www.nationalwellnessgroup.com Yuabova Marina NDD Consulting, LLC (908) 447-0358 Boca Raton www.NDDConsultingLLC.com Nicole Davidman NerdBird (805) 903-2105 Boynton Beach www.nerdbird.us David Valdepenas P.F. Chang's (561) 393-3722 Boca Raton www.pfchangs.com Leah Houghton Palm Beach Concierge Medicine (561) 802-7226 Boca Raton www.pbconciergemed.com Imran Siddiqui Palm Beach International Academy A Stanza Education School (561) 735-5773 Boca Raton www.pbiacademy.org Oscar Cancio PF Consulting Firm Corp (561) 300-0139 Miami www.PFConsultingFirm.com Cynthia DeCorteres Connection Magazine |19

WELCOME NEW

MEMBERS

Pizz Inc (443) 956-0614 Boca Raton Michael Pizzitola Price 4 Limo Boca Raton (866) 265-5479 West Palm Beach www.price4limo.com/locations/florida/ charter-bus-boca-raton Travis Salat

Sanctuary Cannabis Boca Raton (561) 235-5978 Boca Raton www.sanctuarymed.com Julie Lichtblau

Swipe Saving (954) 302-0898 Boca Raton www.swipesaving.com Klaus Weihenig

Savia (561) 617-5424 Boca Raton www.savia.us David Vito Quaderno

Tarantino CPA (772) 203-7434 Boynton Beach Charles Tarantino

PrimeGroup Insurance (561) 578-6668 Palm Beach Gardens www.primegroupins.com Mike Dugan

Say Fitness (954) 421-2116 Deerfield Beach www.sayfitness.com Laura Kirkpatrick

Pristine Estate Professionals (800) 695-2475 Boynton Beach www.pristineestate.dudaone.com Carl Dresser

Senior Walk-In Tubs (989) 600-7317 Deerfield Beach www.seniorwalkintubs.com Joseph L. Groulx

Purposely Crafted, LLC (561) 954-2130 Boca Raton www.purposelycrafted.org Timara Tyler

South Florida Public Media Group, dba, WLRN Public Media (305) 350-7974 Miami www.wlrn.org Sheila Reinken

Qshark Moving Company (305) 680-3491 Boca Raton www.qshark-moving.com Vlad Kandybovich Quantum State Strategies (850) 443-0480 Boca Raton Brad Swanson Raider Rooter (561) 737-8818 Boynton Beach www.RaiderRooter.com Sandra Pino Red Bar Integrated Marketing (954) 465-4369 Delray Beach redbaradv.com Courtlandt McQuire Rotary Club of Boca Raton Sunrise (561)789-4222 Boca Raton www.rotarybocasunrise.org John Makris Rowan (347) 835-4289 Boca Raton www.heyrowan.com Sophie Demers

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Stage Kitchen & Bar (561) 388-3400 Palm Beach Gardens www.stagepga.com Katie Buckalew Statewide Windows & Doors (561) 202-1412 Boca Raton www.statewideimpactwindows.com Ace Marinelli Steinberg Law, P.A. (561) 630-0053 Delray Beach www.brettsteinberglaw.com Brett Steinberg Storm Smart Outdoor Enhancement & Weather Protection (561) 229-0048 Lake Worth www.stormsmart.com Ryan Sherwin Stylecraft (754) 238-0396 Boca Raton www.stylecraftus.com Marilyn Pinzur

Tax Kingz & Associates, LLC (516) 788-0933 Boynton Beach www.taxkingz.com Hal Sherry The Barclay at Boynton Beach (561) 559-2461 Boynton Beach www.qslmseniorliving.com/senior-living/ fl/boynton-beach Saber Dhif The Media Artistry (561) 206-4015 Boca Raton themediaartistry.com Marianna Feldman TownePlace Suites by Marriott Boynton Beach (561) 375-6512 Boynton Beach www.marriott.com/pbitb Deon Weathers Vella Art & Interiors (917) 608-4044 Boca Raton www.linavellabryant.com Lina Vella Bryant Vital Elements Health Center (561) 245-8826 Boca Raton vitalelementshc.com Beatrice Sciortino Wallace Law (561) 400-3896 Boynton Beach www.wallacelawflorida.com Steven Wallace We Sell Restaurants (561) 350-3365 Boca Raton www.wesellrestaurants.com Ken Eisenband World System Builder/World Financial Group (561) 271-7963 West Palm Beach Rosemelda Ibalarrosa

Supreme Lending - Coral Springs (754) 245-3003 Coral Springs Lynn Whitefall Are you interested in joining the Chamber? Call Laurie Pierson 561-395-4433, ext. 236 or email lpierson@bocachamber.com

UPCOMING EVENTS

To register for these events visit www.bocachamber.com/events

APRIL 2025

4/2 PULSE Happy Hour 4/4 PRIME Professionals Roundtable 4/9 Business In Boynton Luncheon 4/10 Membership Breakfast 4/15 Master Class Business Workshop 4/15 Combined: Gov. Affairs & Econ.

Development Committee 4/16 South County Healthcare Network 4/17 Boynton Beach Coffee Plus Network 4/17 Successful Women In Business Luncheon 4/22 Smart Talk for Women 4/22 Spring Business Expo 4/24 Boynton Beach Government and Community Affairs 4/25 Boynton Beach First Responders Awards Luncheon 4/29 From How To Wow!

MAY 2025

5/2 PRIME Professionals Roundtable 5/8 Membership Breakfast 5/8 Government Affairs Committee 5/12 Boca Chamber 55th Annual Golf Classic 5/14 Business In Boynton Luncheon 5/15 Boynton Beach: Coffee Plus Network 5/15 Successful Women In Business Luncheon 5/20 Master Class Business Workshop 5/20 PULSE Luncheon 5/20 Economic Dev. Committee 5/21 South County Healthcare Network 5/22 Boynton Beach Government and Community Affairs 5/23 Boynton Beach Women's Business Exchange 5/27 Smart Talk for Women 5/27 Live After Five Network

JUNE 2025 6/3

Golden Bell Battle of the Bands Alumni Reunion Show 6/6 Business Awards Luncheon 6/11 Business In Boynton Luncheon 6/12 Membership Breakfast 6/12 Government Affairs Committee 6/13 PRIME Professionals Roundtable 6/17 Master Class Business Workshop 6/17 Economic Dev. Committee 6/18 South County Healthcare Network 6/18 Leadership Boca Class of 2025 Graduation Luncheon 6/19 Successful Women In Business Luncheon 6/24 Smart Talk for Women 6/24 Live After Five Network 6/27 Boynton Beach Women's Business Exchange

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