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Vol. 21 No. 12 December 2013 Legislative Appreciation Luncheon pg. 5

100th Anniverasy Awards Celebration & Luncheon pgs. 6 & 7

Ambassador Thank you pg. 11

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In the news this month: Chairman Message ................................................. 5 100th Aniversary Awards Celebration................... 6 Legislative Appreciation Luncheon ...................... 9 Leadership Lubbock & New Century Leadership ....10 Ambassador Thank You.........................................11 Costa Rica Trip .......................................................13

A Message from the Chamber

Since 1913, the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce’s mission of strengthening, promoting and serving its member businesses has positively benefited the entire region and local quality of life.

As the largest business federation on the South Plains, the Chamber represents almost 2,200 members who employ approximately 73,000 workers, and account for around $900 million in economic impact in Lubbock and West Texas. This is accomplished without the use of tax dollars.

Each day, the Chamber strengthens, promotes and serves its member businesses through numerous programs and events. The Chamber advocates on local, state and federal levels and offers diverse programs for both large and small as well as minority-owned businesses.

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To submit an article or sponsor an issue, contact the Chamber at (806) 761-7000.

2013 Board of Directors Executive Committee

Chairman Carlos Morales, Caprock Home Health Services Chairwoman-Elect Alona Bessinger, Suddenlink Immediate Past Chairman Tim Collins, Collins Tile, LLP Treasurer Peter Hur, RFS Financial Services Secretary Eddie McBride , Lubbock Chamber of Commerce Vice Chairman, Business Development Division Sidney Hopper, United Supermarkets, LLC Vice Chairwoman, Communications Division Polly Vann, V-tech Environmental Services Vice Chairwoman, Hispanic Business Divison Irasema Velasquez , Velasquez Insurance and Worksite Benefits Vice Chairwoman, Leadership Division Beth Bridges, South Plains Mall Office Vice Chairman, Legislative Affairs Division Jay Jacobus, Scarborough Specialties, Inc. Vice Chairman, Membership Division Robert Lacy, PYCO Industries, Inc. Hispanic Business Division Representative Gabe Vitela, Texas Land & Cattle Steak House

Board of Directors Carmen Aguirre, Children’s Advocacy Center of the South Plains Ron Betenbough, Betenbough Homes John Brock, NorthStar Surgical Center Michael Calvillo, Michael Calvillo Bail Bonds Renee G. Davis, Alderson/Mercedes-Benz Scott Fagin, First United Bank Brice Foster, SouthWest Bank Linda Gaither, WestMark Realtors- Gaither/Ratcliff Sonny Garza, City Bank Clayton Isom, TAO Development Group Dan Jackson, KCBD Brent King, UMC Health System Brandon Mulkey, Chick-fil-A South Plains Crossing David Park, Atmos Energy Richard Parks, Covenant Health Kathy Oaks, American Cancer Society Bill Patton, Robinson, Johnston & Patton, CPAs Tim Perrin, Lubbock Christian University Norval Pollard, City Bank Cathy Pope, StarCare Specialty Health System Cory Powell, Texas Tech University Shirley Schleuse, Lamar Outdoor Advertising Frank Silvas, AFLAC Diannah Tatum, Sanford & Tatum Insurance Agency David Vroonland, Frenship Independent School District Mitch Watson, FirstBank & Trust Co. Connie Wharton, Mulcahy Wharton Business Consultants Gary Zheng, Lubbock Power & Light

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Calender of Events

December 5 100th Anniversary & Awards Celebration December 12 Business After Hours - hosted by Raider Ranch

December 17 Legislative Appreciation Luncheon January 9 Business After Hours - hosted by Prosperity Bank

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Merry Christmas

December

5 2013 Annual Meeting & Awards Luncheon - 11:30 a.m.

Civic Center 6 Transportation Committee Meeting - 10:30 a.m. - LCOC

Ribbon Cutting for J. Roberts - 11:30 a.m. - 4210 82nd St. 9 Leadership Lubbock Committee Meeting -10:30 a.m. - LCOC

Ribbon Cutting for Cooking Advantage - 1:30 p.m. - 5149

69th St., Ste. 200 10 Ribbon Cutting for Italian Garden - 11:15 a.m.

1636 13th St.

Young Professionals Committee Meeting - Noon - LCOC 11 Ambassador Monthly Luncheon - Noon - Children’s Home

of Lubbock 12 New Century Leadership Health & Wellness Day - All day

Agriculture Committee Meeting - 8 a.m. - LCOC

Ribbon Cutting for Battery Joe - 10:30 a.m. - 4411 19th St.

Executive Committee Luncheon - Noon - Lubbock Country Club

Business After Hours hosted by Raider Ranch - 5:30 p.m.

6548 43rd St. 13 Legislative Affairs Committee Meeting - 10:30 a.m. - LCOC

Ribbon Cutting for Stripes - Noon - 6317 Milwaukee Ave. 17 Leadership Lubbock City/County Services Day - All Day

Legislative Appreciation Luncheon 11:45 a.m. - TTU

McKenzie-Merket Alumni Center

Ribbon Cutting for Vista Bank - 5 p.m. - 4350 19th St. 19 Board of Directors Meeting - 3:30 p.m. - Overton Hotel

Chariman’s Christmas Reception - 5 p.m. - Overton Hotel 20 Ribbon Cutting for Platinum Bank - 10 a.m. - 6502 Slide Rd. 25-Jan. 1 Chamber Offices Closed for Christmas

For a complete list of Chamber and member events, visit our calendar online at lubbockchamber.com.

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Business After Hours hosted by

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December 12, 2013 | 6548 43rd Street | 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm ®

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Message from the Chairman As 2013 comes to a close along with my year as being the Chairman for the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce, I am humbly thrilled to have been a part of such a successful year.

The Lubbock Chamber of Commerce has been widely successful in 2013. Starting off the year with a successful Total Resource Campaign, Business Expo and a record setting Hub City BBQ it has been a wonderful year to be not only a member of the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce, but also the Lubbock Community.

All of these successful events wouldn’t have been possible without the members, volunteers, Chamber ambassadors and the hard working Chamber staff. For that I would like to thank everyone. Without all of you, we would not have had as a successful year as we did.

As my Chairman position comes to an end, I am still just as excited for being a member of the Chamber and living in our great city of Lubbock. Congratulations to Alona Beesinger for taking the Chairwoman position. I know she will continue to do great things for the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce.

Thank you for the great opportunity to serve such a great organization.

Have a wonderful Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Chamber Staff President & CEO Eddie McBride, IOM Vice President Administration Sheri Nugent, IOM Vice President Business Development Robin Raney, IOM Vice President Communications & Marketing Tammi Boozer Vice President Hispanic Business Division Diana Fabing Vice President Legislative Affairs Norma Ritz Johnson, IOM, CCE Vice President Membership Services Colleen Evans, IOM Retention Specialist Amy Marquez Project & Research Specialist Audrey DeLeon Administrative Assistant Kathy Bass Office Coordinator/Accounting Clerk Patsy Moffett Customer Service Representative Patricia Picon Interns Keely Hamman Peyton Waldrip

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100th Anniversary Awards Celebration Our centennial celebration will include recognizing annual award winners and honoring 100 years of working for business and believing in Lubbock.

Congratulations to our award winners!

Ambassador of the Year David Putman, LegalShield Presented by: Parkhill, Smith & Cooper Volunteer of the Year Cliff Hillin, X8 Environmental, Inc. Presented by: Volunteer Center of Lubbock Business Person of the Year Robert Taylor, United Supermarkets Business of the Year American National Bank Business Person Hall of Fame Chancellor Kent Hance, Texas Tech University System Presented by: FirstBank & Trust Business Hall of Fame McDougal Companies Presented by: PrimeWest Mortgage

Lubbock Memorial Civic Center | December 5, 2013 | 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. 速

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100th Anniversary Awards Celebration The Annual Meeting and Awards Luncheon will celebrate a century of “Working for Business, Believing in Lubbock” for the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce and will honor those who made it possible.

Entertainment provided by Forte, a performing ensemble from Lubbock Christian University specializing in popular music, musical theatre, and jazz. This years’ group consists of eleven women with a variety of majors and hometowns. They are accompanied by Christina McKinney and directed by Dr. Laurie Doyle.

Annual Meeting Platinum Sponsors:

Thank you to our generous sponsors:

Annual Meeting Gold Sponsors:

Centennial Bank,

Sanford & Tatum Insurance Agency

Award Sponsors:

Parkhill, Smith & Cooper

Volunteer Center of Lubbock

Betenbough Homes

Caprock Home Health Services, Inc.

City Bank

Coca-Cola Refreshments

Covenant Health

Annual Report Presenting Sponsor:

Freese and Nichols, Inc.

Annual Meeting Diamond Sponsors:

Happy State Bank

Lone Star State Bank

Lubbock County

Lubbock National Bank

Prosperity Bank

Sysco West Texas, Inc.

Wells Fargo

Annual Meeting Presenting Sponsor:

Annual Report Diamond Sponsor:

Annual Report Platinum Sponsor:

Annual Meeting Silver Sponsors:

Action Printing

AimBank

BBVA Compass Bank

Benchmark Business Solutions

Essential Home Healthcare

First United Bank

Congratulations

LHUCA

Lubbock Christian University

Lubbock Economic Development Alliance

2013 Readers’ Choice Award

by ConventionSouth,

Lubbock Independent School District

Reese Technology Center

South Plains College

South Plains Sonic Management

Southwest Bank

StarCare Specialty Health System

UMC Health System

Workforce Solutions South Plains

to Visit Lubbock for its the national multimedia resource for planning events in the South.

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October Ambassador of the Month: Tina Schooler The Chamber congratulates Tina Schooler on being the October Ambassador of the Month. Schooler has been an active Chamber Ambassador since March of this year. Schooler is an Account Executive at Bates Wells Advertising.

Schooler realizes the value of the opportunities the Chamber has to offer. “As an Ambassador, I have been able to meet many people in the community as well as build long lasting relationships,” Schooler said, “I encourage members to get involved and take advantage of the many valuable resources and events that the Chamber offers.” Schooler said she is honored to have been selected Ambassador of the Month. She said she plans to get even more involved in 2014.

Schooler said one of her favorite Chamber events is the Hub City BBQ. Outside of the Chamber, Schooler stays involved as a member of both Ambucs and Mosaic, as well as a volunteer at Ronald McDonald House.

by Peyton Waldrip

Tina receiving her plaque from Colleen Evans

Ambassador Program sponsored by

Business of the Month: Workforce Solutions of the South Plains Congratulations to Workforce Solutions South Plains for being awarded the December Business of the Month through the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce.

Workforce Solutions joined the Chamber 12 years ago because of the networking opportunities that the Chamber allowed.

“The Lubbock Chamber of Commerce is the largest employer network in the area. We partnered with the Chamber to utilize their vast employment network as a way to outreach to one of our major targeted client markets,” said Martin Aguirre, CEO Workforce Solutions South Plains.

Throughout the 12 years, Workforce Solutions has been involved with the Chamber in many different ways. They partner on many endeavors like the, Community Workforce Partnership, Business Expo, and Total Resource Campaign.

The Business Expo, being Workforce Solutions best investment, allows for them to target their number on client, business, and network with them all under one roof, at one event in one day. Help from Danny Soliz and Kim Lehman and contractor staff serving on committees also serve as more way to connect with other leading businesses.

“It’s an honor and a privilege to continue our relationship and partnership with the chamber,” said Soliz.

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For Workforce Solutions, participation with the Chamber has increased their marketing range.

“After serving as a volunteer for many committees such as the Business Expo and Hub City BBQ, I can honestly say not only do I have a lot of fun, I have also made many new business contacts. It is also a way to nurture existing businesses relationships.”

“There are so many great opportunities to get involved in the Chamber. Whether it is doing as little as coming to one of the after-hour events to network and win great door prizes, or volunteer to help set up for an event, or even become a volunteer Chamber Ambassador, it is always a fun way to work and a great opportunity to network with businesses from all sectors of the community,” said Lehman.

Lubbock Business Network

Christmas season is a for holiday festivities, time with family and gift giving. For some area elderly residents, Christmas can be a reminder of isolation and need. Unfortunately, some seniors could go without a Christmas celebration or a visit from friends or family. That’s why Home Instead Senior Care has coordinated with Meals on Wheels and Adult Protective Services Silver Star Board to collect and distribute gift items to needy seniors with the Be a Santa to a Senior community service program.

This year marks the 10th year for the program which distributes thousands of useful items to seniors each year in the Lubbock area to let them know that they have not been forgotten. Most seniors are asking for practical gift items like blankets, space heaters, sleep wear, hygiene items and sometimes even food.

Those wishing to brighten the life of a senior may help by selecting a recipient from those listed on the ornaments displayed on Christmas trees located at Kmart, 6201 University, City Bank, 5219 City Bank Parkway or at the Home Instead Senior Care office at 1010 Slide Rd. Volunteers are also needed to help deliver the gifts and say “Merry Christmas” to a lonely senior on December 17th.

If you would like more information about how you can help a local senior this holiday, please contact Home Instead Senior Care at 281-4663 or visit the website www.beasantatoasenior.com

Legislative Appreciation Luncheon Texas Tech University McKenzie-Merket Alumni Center Tuesday, December 17, 2013 | 11:45 am

Presented by: Reservations are required. $35 for members | $45 for prospective members Deadline to reserve a seat for the event is Noon on Monday, December 9. ®

Sponsorships Available Contact Norma Ritz Johnson for More Information norma.johnson@lubbockbiz.org or 806.761.7000

Gold level table sponsorships are available for a reserved table of eight at $500.

Additional sponsorships are also available. Contact Norma Ritz Johnson for more info.

Reservations are required and are $35 for members and $45 for prospective members.

Deadline to reserve a seat for the event is Noon on Monday, December 9.

Thanks to our Presenting Sponsor: StarCare Specialty Health System Diamond Sponsor: Parkhill Smith & Cooper Platinum: George McMahan Development, LLC; Atmos Energy; Texas Tech University System; AgTexas Farm Credit Services Gold: TTU Office of the President; Plains Cotton Cooperative Association; Southwest Bank; Amerigroup Corporation; High Plains Underground Water Conservation District No. 1

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Leadership Lubbock and New Century Leadership Agribusiness Day

Ag & Energy

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New Century Leadership

The crack of dawn heralded an exciting day for the Leadership Lubbock class as it met for Agribusiness Day on Tues., Nov. 19. DLT Enterprises provided a mouth-watering chuck wagon breakfast and Dan Taylor gave a presentation on the history of cotton in the South Plains and the vital role it plays in our economy. A tour of Buster’s Gin was an opportunity to see firsthand how cotton is cleaned and packaged for sale. Llano Logistics explained its distribution center process and a facilities tour left no doubt that United Supermarkets maintains a highly efficient subsidiary operation. United acquired Llano Logistics this past summer.

The Bayer Museum of Agriculture shared its plethora of displays of technological transformation for farm equipment.

David Weaver of the South Plains Food Bank explained the vital role the agricultural industry plays in providing quality food for a community that may not have access to fresh produce.

Finding the proper balance in life to achieve success as leaders was the theme for David Miller’s presentation and he delivered a quality presentation chock-full of personal reflection. The day wrapped up with a tour and presentation by McPherson Cellars on growing grapes on the South Plains.

The next Leadership Lubbock class focuses on City-County Services on Tues., Dec. 17.

Thank you to our presenting sponsors, FirstCare Health Plans and Betenbough Homes; platinum sponsors United Supermarkets, Lubbock Economic Development Alliance, Lubbock National Bank, and Parkhill, Smith & Cooper. Our Agribusiness Day sponsors were Bayer CropScience, Standard Sales Co., and South Plains Mall.

Ag & Energy Day provided a forum for New Century Leadership students to learn about the agricultural industry on Wed., Nov. 20. Dan Taylor gave a presentation on the history of cotton in the South Plains and the important role of agriculture in our community and the South Plains by providing jobs and contributing to the economy. The presentation concluded at Buster’s Gin with a guided tour of cotton processing and packaging in preparation for commercial use.

The American Cotton Growers Denim Mill walked students through an in-depth tour of its facilities, explaining each step of the way how cotton moves throughout the plant and becomes cotton material at the end. The Bayer Museum of Agriculture offered a brief presentation on the progression of farm equipment and the efficiency that reaps economic benefit for both farmers and the community alike. The day drew to a close with a presentation on the oil and gas industry by Ronnie Madison. Students focused on the Leadership Skill of the Day, Interviewing, and the Word of the Day was Determination.

The next New Century Leadership class focuses on Health and Wellness on Thurs., Dec. 12.

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2014 Total Resource Campaign Announced The success of the 2013 Total Resource Campaign would not have been possible without the hard work and dedication of the volunteers. The planning for the 2014 Total Resource Campaign, “THE BIG PICTURE,” has begun and we need you. The eight-week revenue generating program will run February 27-April 30, 2014.

If you would like to volunteer for this highly successful project, please contact Sheri Nugent, sheri.nugent@lubbockbiz.org or one of the leadership team members listed below: Brice Foster, SouthWest Bank – Chairman Nick Atwood, MassMutual Financial Group – Co-Chairman and Vice Chairman Marinda Heinrich, Atmos Energy – Vice Chiarwoman Chris Ramirez, Suddenlink – Vice Chairman Diannah Tatum, Sanford & Tatum Insurance Agency – Vice Chairwoman Scott Fagin, First United Bank – Vice Chairman

Congratulations to Abbeville Dental Health!

Abbeville Dental Health is proud to be one of America's Fastest Growing Private Companies on Inc. 5000's list. This magazine recognizes companies under several different growth categories, and Abbeville was listed in the top 200 in the Health field.

Thanks to Abbeville Dental Health for being a Chamber member!

Thank You to the Chamber Ambassadors!!!

Comprised of men and women of widely diverse Chamber member businesses & organizations, the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors are a highly visible, prestigious group of volunteers who strive to assist in fulfilling the Chamber’s mission to “strengthen, promote & serve our member businesses.” They play an essential role in helping facilitate Ribbon Cutting and Ground Breaking ceremonies and by giving of their time to help businesses grow and achieve successful results, the Ambassadors contribute to the overall economic health and growth of the Lubbock business community.

The Ambassadors are charged with extending the hand of friendship to new and old members alike, with many providing a welcome at Chamber 101 for new and potential members and act as greeters and hosts at Business After Hours by helping with name tags, gathering business cards for drawings and making introductions. They help ensure members make business contacts and begin to participate in Chamber events by creating awareness of the many opportunities and benefits offered.

This valuable program helps build volunteer leadership which is exhibited too, when help is given by assisting fellow Ambassadors with their events like the Children’s Home of Lubbock Fall Festival, Grape Days, the National Cowboy Symposium, and the Llano Estacado Wine & Clay Festival. Most importantly though, they have served as the tour guides for the Red Raider Orientation tours facilitated by Visit Lubbock for parents of Texas Tech incoming freshmen.

Following is a list of the top 10 Ambassadors for 2013 which was led by Chairman David Putman with LegalShield.

Name Company Rex Andrews Edge Concepts Marie Evans Geiger Tina Schooler Bates-Wells, Inc. Molly Harris Lakeside Rehabilitation Danny Soliz Workforce Solutions South Plains Myndee Pool Carpet Tech Mary Whistler U. S. Representative Randy Neugebauer’s Office Mike Laughlin Llano Estacado Winery Kim Davis Mosaic Nick Rinker Texas Tech University Whitacre

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2013 Best Practices Agency

Sanford & Tatum has some exciting news!

This past August, they were recognized as a 2013 Best Practices Agency. Once every three years the Big “I” requests agency nominations from state associations and company partners. This year, over 1,100 agencies were nominated and after submissions were ranked and scored, only 216 agents qualified. Items, such as Cutomer Retention, Growth, Stability and Financial Management were part of a 35 performance factor ranking process.

Sanford & Tatum Insurance Agency is truly proud of its staff for their hard work, dedication and professionalism that makes these sought after achievements possible. Our continual goal for improvement will only become greater. This will certainly translate into lasting relationships with our companies and brokers.

Sanford & Tatum thanks you for your support and they look forward to many more years of success.

Marine Toys for Tots Foundation The holiday season is again upon us, and the annual Toys for Tots campaign which began in October is drawing to a close with the final toy collection day on December 13th.

Last year, through the generous donations and monetary gifts of the Lubbock community, over 38,000 toys were distributed to the children of Lubbock. This year there are already over 3,500 children signed up to receive toys.

The Marine Corps Toys for Tots Program began in 1947 when Major Bill Hendricks, United States Marine Corps Reserve and a group of Marine Reservists in Los Angeles collected and distributed 5,000 toys to needy children. The idea came from Bill’s wife, Diane. In the fall of 1947, Diane handcrafted a Raggedy Ann doll and asked Bill to deliver the doll to an organization, which would give it to a needy child at Christmas. When Bill determined that no agency existed, Diane told Bill that he should start one. He did. The 1947 pilot project was so successful that the Marine Corps adopted Toys for Tots in 1948 and expanded it into a nationwide campaign. That year, Marine Corps Reserve units across the nation conducted Toys for Tots campaigns in each community in which a Marine Reserve Center was located.

Marines have conducted successful nationwide campaigns at Christmas each year since 1948. Over the 58 years of the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Program, Marines have distributed more than 351 million toys for 166 million needy children.

To help change a child’s holiday season by donating, bring a new, unwrapped gift for children ages 0 - 14 to a collection point at any United Supermarkets, South Plains Mall, or any other collection point listed on our website.

The last day for donations is December 13th. Although registration to receive toys has passed, there will be a final day for late registration on December 7th from 10am to 3pm.

The location for late registration (December 7th) and toy distribution (December 16th through December 18th) is 5001 Marsha Sharp Freeway, at the old United Supermarkets building. Volunteers are always needed to assist with registration, toy sorting, and toy distribution!

To make a donation in the Lubbock area, click here for drop-off locations.

Business After Hours HOSTED BY:

Prosperity Bank

January 9, 2013 | 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM | 1501 Ave Q 12

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Travel with the Chamber to Costa Rica!

Oct. 11-13, 2014

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Ribbon Cuttings

Ribbon Cuttings sponsored by

Advanced Graphix 520 23rd St.

Be A Santa To A Senior

Costco 6020 34th St.

Goody’s World Famous Popcorn 6002 Slide Rd., Ste. B11

Hub City Vapors 3824 50th St., Ste A

Junior League of Lubbock Holiday Happening 2013

Lovell Company 1609 University Ave.

Maurices 6002 Slide Road, Ste. D21

MCM Elegante Hotel and Suites 801 Avenue Q

Red, White & You Veterans Job Fair

Ronald McDonald Give A Hand

Simply Mac 6002 Slide Rd., Ste. C01

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Tesori 2811 S. Loop 289, Ste. 10

TTU West Texas Business Summit

Tumbleco 2407 20th St.

USMC Toys for Tots

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Welcome New Chamber Members!

10/20/13 - 11/19/13

Please place this addition in your Chamber Business Directory & Resource Guide Addington Buffalo Company P.O. Box 845 Wolfforth, TX 79382 (806) 787-7554 Ranches

Maurices 6002 Slide Road, Ste. D21 Lubbock, TX 79414 (806) 744-4939 Clothing - Apparel - Retail

Wingstop - 66th & Slide 6807 Slide Rd., Ste. 2 Lubbock, TX 79424 (806) 798-3226 Restaurants

Alamo Drafthouse Loop 289 & N. Slide Rd. Lubbock, TX 79416 (281) 809-2900 Movie Theaters

N2 Publishing Lubbock, TX (806) 410-4726 Publishers

Wingstop - 7th St., Ste. 701 1803 7th St., Ste. 701 Lubbock, TX 79401 (806) 744-7675 Restaurants

D-BAT Lubbock 6104 45th St., Ste. B-C Lubbock, TX 79407 (806) 474-3248 Sports Marketing J. Roberts 4210 82nd St., Ste. 232 Lubbock, TX 79423 (806) 368-6745 Clothing - Apparel - Retail JD and Son General Contractors 8901 Hwy 87, Unite 24 Lubbock, TX 79423 (806) 368-5763 Construction Companies - General Keller Williams - Cindy D. Williams 4747 S. Loop 289, Ste. 110 Lubbock, TX 79424 (806) 759-7977 Real Estate

Nuestro Secreto Su Revista Lubbock, TX (480) 240-8669 Publishers Simply AC and Heating Lubbock, TX (806) 549-7705 Air Conditioning & Heating Contractors Street Eats Lubbock, TX 79424 (806) 407-6667 Catering

Your Web Pro LLC 3307 82nd St., Ste. J Lubbock, TX 79423 (806) 771-5022 Computer - Web Page Design Youth Orchestras of Lubbock Lubbock, TX (806) 416-3735 Non-Profit Organization

West Texas ER 7905 Milwaukee Ave. Lubbock, TX 79424 Clinics Wingstop - 4th & Frankford 5510 4th St. Lubbock, TX 79416 (806) 788-1310 Restaurants

Matthew Harris Law, PLLC 1001 Main St., Ste. 200 Lubbock, TX 79401 (806) 702-4852 Attorney Current membership information can be found on the Chamber’s online Business Directory. Members can be searched by category or keyword. Membership information can be verified online through the Member Only section.

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