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neXus A monthly newsletter from the Saint Paul Area Chamber of Commerce

June 2011

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Your Chamber is in the success business, for our members and for ourselves. We need to be successful to deliver the events, the opportunities and the public advocacy that our members demand. So that means that while we swing for the fences each and every time, we are also very satisfied when we win the game by delivering lots of base hits.

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Finally on advocacy we take on some “home run” type projects each year, but we also are available, any day of the week, to work with a member on a local issue you may have with the city in which you are located or even an issue at the county or state level. When you need help, we hope you call us first. Oftentimes our contacts can be leveraged to accelerate your question or issue, getting results when you need them, not at some unknown point in the future.

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Your Chamber needs to play your ball game. Your success is built one day at a time and we intend to be right there, standing next to you and serving your needs, every step of the way. Every hit counts, and you can depend on the Chamber to offer you lots of ways to drive your business success. LEARN MORE

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Young Professionals

What: Peer networking over appetizers and cocktails with a main course of education and fun. Who: A diverse cast of professionals —from fresh-out-of-college to a handful of Forty Under 40 honorees. We use “young” relatively, though most participants are 21-39. Our focus is east metro, but we attract from throughout the Twin Cities. Why: “I believe that the future of our city and the east metro is within the people involved in the Chamber’s YPro. We truly have a passion for the city, our work, and the legacy we leave in our community. YPro provides us with the education and connections we need to achieve our personal and professional goals.” - Elizabeth Sorensen, YPro co-chair Next: On Thursday, June 23, the Progressive Dinner, which sells out each year, tours Mears Park for appetizers at Barrio, dinner at Faces and dessert at Señor Wong’s. On Thursday, July 21, we’ll cast our network across the river for the annual joint Chamber Young Professionals event in Minneapolis. On Thursday, September 15, we’ll network as we cook with the pros at Prom Catering.

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his business. “Talking to Chamber participants about the Swarm is like advertising in the newspaper, but at no cost,” Arlotta said. Certainly many gain direct business from having an employee involved with YPro, but that’s not the sole benefit. Adam Johnson, vice president of marketing for Visit Saint Paul and member of YPro, attests to the ability of the program to not only develop young people professionally, but personally as well. In the process of broadening his business contacts, Johnson said, “YPro produced long-standing great friends.”

What does that have to do with business? Johnson argues that young professionals who are socially active and more connected to their communities make for better employees.

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Chamber 101

Thursday, June 2 3:00 4:00 p.m.

Chamber of Commerce Center 401 N Robert St. Suite 150 Saint Paul, 55101

Are you a new member of the Saint Paul Area Chamber of Commerce or just interested in discovering how to get the most out of your membership investment?

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Wednesday, June 8 8:00 9:00 a.m.

Chamber of Commerce Center 401 N Robert St. Suite 150 Saint Paul, 55101

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Do you feel like your head is in the clouds when it comes to cloud computing? We agree that it sounds nebulous but it’s essential for every business to be aware of its value proposition. Come join us on Wednesday, June 8 for a presentation by Jason Baker, VISI, where we will get down to the basics of cloud computing. The cloud computing phenomenon is gaining supporters, and for good reason. For many organizations, the complexities of providing adequate server resources, coupled with internal server costs, cripple a business’s ability to expand its services. Jason Baker will review why the Cloud makes infrastructure easy— allowing business executives to focus on their organization’s core competencies. The presentation will cover topics including:

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June Membership Meeting with TPT Almanac featuring Cathy Wurzer & Eric Eskola

Tuesday, June 14 11:30 a.m. 1:00 p.m.

Twin Cities Public Television 172 East Fourth Street Saint Paul, 55101

Join us for our next Membership Meeting on June 14 where we will be joined by Eric Eskola and Cathy Wurzer, co-hosts of TPT Almanac—we’ll take a look back at favorite moments of the show.

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About Almanac: Twin Cities Public Television’s “Almanac” program is a Minnesota institution. It has confidently occupied the 7 o’clock timeslot on Friday nights for more than a quarter of a century. It is the longest-running primetime TV program ever in the region. “Almanac” is a time capsule, a program of record that details our region’s history and culture during the past twenty-five years. The hour-long mix of news, politics and culture is seen live statewide on the six stations of the Minnesota Public Television Association. Almanac was the first Minnesota TV show that virtually everyone in the state could watch together. The program’s unusual format has been copied by numerous PBS stations around the country and it has led to Almanac being honored with the Corporation for Public Broadcasting’s award for Best Public Affairs Program. Almanac has also earned six regional Emmys awards.

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Twelfth Annual Charitable Foundation Luncheon

Wednesday, June 15 11:30 a.m. 1:30 p.m.

The Saint Paul Hotel 350 Market Street Saint Paul, 55102

Celebrate the accomplishments of the Charitable Foundation at the twelfth annual luncheon, emceed by WCCO news anchor Frank Vascellaro.

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This year’s program will highlight the Foundation’s Career Investment Scholarship program and the well-known Leadership Saint Paul program, currently in its 31st year and boasting over 1,400 alumni, as well as continuing the tradition of holding the Silent Auction Extraordinaire.

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Individual $75 Table $750

Additionally, at the luncheon we will present two community leadership awards (H.E.R.B.I.E. awards) to recognize and honor an individual and a company for demonstrating exemplary dedication to the community through significant public service.

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AUCTION EXTRAORDINAIRE Sponsors:

CORPORATE SPONSORS:

• This year’s individual winner is Pat Harris, longtime Saint Paul City Council representative for Ward 3, recognized advocate for Catholic Charities and organizer for the annual Serving Our Troops event. • The organization winner is Ecolab. The Ecolab Foundation, under the leadership of vice president Kris Taylor, has distributed over $31.7 million dollars in funding during the last five years to support the economic and social vitality in St. Paul and communities around the U.S. where Ecolab has presence. The annual luncheon and auction is an important fund raiser for the Charitable Foundation. Your attendance will show your support for community leadership while helping the Foundation fulfill its mission to create resources to invest in our region’s vitality by developing and engaging a talented work force.

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Contributing SponsorS:

3M; Anchor Bank; Minnesota Wire; Moore, Costello & Hart, P.L.L.P.; Lethert, Skwira, Schultz & Co.; Roseville Visitors Association; University of St. Thomas


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Public Affairs Series: Law & Order – East Metro

Monday, June 20 11:30 a.m. 1:00 p.m.

Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) 1430 Maryland Avenue East Saint Paul, 55106

Join the Chamber for a discussion with the East Metro’s top law enforcement officials about public safety and how it relates to the business community. Learn about the biggest victories and challenges to our law enforcement community and the latest trends in crime fighting. Bring your questions for these key officials whose job it is to keep you safe.

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Moderator-Reg Champan, WCCO-TV Panelists - John Choi, Ramsey County Attorney Matt Bostrom, Ramsey County Sherriff Thomas Smith, Saint Paul Police Chief

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SECURIAN FINANCIAL GROUP, INC.

YPro: Progressive Dinner $45

Thursday, June 23 5:00 8:00 p.m.

Growing popularity forces YPro to turn away more refreshment-weary, meal-starved young networkers from our sold-out Progressive Dinner every year. Don’t suffer their fate. 3 courses, 3 restaurants, dozens of people you should meet. About YPro: YPro connects Twin Cities young leaders to the state’s largest business network through fun and engaging events. YPro participants are young, but we’re also decision-makers, influencers and business owners looking to connect, develop professionally and build networks. Join us.

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24th Annual Golf Classic

Monday, June 27 11:00 a.m. Registration and Lunch 12:30 p.m. Shotgun start Reception and awards banquet to follow

StoneRidge Golf Club 13600 North Hudson Boulevard Stillwater, 55082

Register today to join your Chamber for an afternoon of fun out on the green with professionals from across the East Metro business community! Gather a group of colleagues, clients or friends for a round of golf or register individually and be matched into a foursome to take full advantage of this networking opportunity!

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$200 Investment includes: greens fees, cart, lunch, dinner, beverages, special events, driving range balls and tournament giveaways. Ranked as the number one public access course in the Twin Cities by GolfWeek Magazine, StoneRidge demands the best from you as a player while rewarding you with a course that highlights the beauty of links golf!

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ADD ON Staffing Solutions, Inc.; CBeyond; Freelance Staffing; INGCO International; KSTC-TV Channel 45; Larson Allen; Moore, Costello & Hart, P.L.L.P.; PAR Systems; PINZ Entertainment; Pioneer Press; Q3 Contracting; Rasmussen College; Royal Credit Union; Saint Paul Hotel; Saint Paul Area Chamber of Commerce Charitable Foundation; Twin Cities Public Television; White Bear Country Inn; Xcel Energy

Business Connection Breakfast

Members $15 Non-members $30

Wednesday, June 29 7:30 9:00 a.m.

Embassy Suites 175 East 10th Street Saint Paul, 55101

Make valuable connections by attending our upcoming Business Connection Breakfast! The morning will begin with open networking and breakfast, followed by three rounds of structured networking. You’re guaranteed to expand your network. Come join us at Embassy Suites and remember to bring plenty of business cards!

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NEWS + AWARDS

CBS Award Your Chamber and Moore, Costello & Hart partnered in 2005 to create a tradition called Celebrate Business Success.

This award honors those who provide leading examples of how members of the business community contribute to a shared vision of economic success throughout the Saint Paul/East Metro area.

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People, Awards and Company Notes McNally Smith College of Music, Saint Paul, elected Ed Cherney and Michael McPherson to its board of directors and hired Christian Betancourt as social media strategist. The Rev. Tom Ries of Burnsville was named president of Concordia University in Saint Paul. Saint Paul-based Morrissey Hospitality Cos. Inc. named JohnPaul Albanese general manager of Pazzaluna Urban Italian Restaurant and Bar. Minneapolis-based Leonard, Street and Deinard hired Sheva Sanders as shareholder, Rebekah Crosby as staff attorney and Ryan McGary as associate.

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Goff Public, Saint Paul, named Jennifer Hellman chief operating officer and Heidi Larson Chief financial officer.

Mike Hoffman, a realtor at Coldwell Banker Burnett’s Edina office was named 2010 Realtor of the Year by the Minneapolis Area Association of Realtors. Richfield-based Best Buy Co. Inc. and Minnetonka-based Carlson Cos. Inc. were named to Working Mother’s Best Companies for Hourly Workers list. David Moran, shareholder at Minneapolis law firm Winthrop & Weinstine, P.A. was named a BTI Client Service All-Star for the second consecutive year.

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People, Awards and Company Notes Minneapolis-based Target Corp. partnered with Alison Krauss & Union Station for the exclusive, deluxe edition of Paper Airplane, available online and at retail stores.

Dallas-based Women’s Foodservice Forum elected Julie Moore, senior vice president and general manager at Saint Paul-based Ecolab Inc., to its board of directors.

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Alan Andert, project manager at Saint Paul-based Harris Cos., received the certified health care constructor designation from Chicago-based American Hospital Association. Roseville-based Bonestroo Inc. hired David Lindahl and Andrew Vollhaber as mechanical engineers.

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AB Geist Marketing‑Digital Mr. Chris Birt 903 Washington Avenue, Suite 100 Minneapolis, MN 55415 www.buzzthatbrands.com

Enventis Telecommunication Companies Ms. Katie Dillon 2950 Xenium Lane North, Suite 138 Plymouth, MN 55441 www.enventis.com

Aquarius Water Conditioning, Inc./Kinetico Water Softening & Conditioning Equipment Mr. Keith White 3180 Country Drive Little Canada, MN 55117 www.aquariuswaterconditioning.com

Family & Cosmetic Gentle Dentistry Health Care Facilities Ms. Jana Infanger 1714 Cope Avenue East Maplewood, MN 55109 www.smilemn.com

Aramark Refreshment Services Beverage‑Distributors & Bottlers Ms. Mary Fiala 6667 West Old Shakopee Road, Suite 103 Bloomington, MN 55438 www.aramarkrefreshments.com

FASTSIGNS of Maplewood Signs Mr. Ryan Campbell 3000 White Bear Avenue, Suite 2 Maplewood, MN 55109 www.fastsigns.com/441

Circus Juventas Amusement & Entertainment Mr. Dan Butler 1270 Montreal Avenue St. Paul, MN 55116 www.circusjuventas.org

Fresh Energy Nonprofit Organizations Mr. Michael Noble 408 Saint Peter Street, Suite 220 Saint Paul, MN 55102 Nonprofit Organizations www.fresh‑energy.org

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JAVA Properties Real Estate‑Commercial & Investment Mr. Mark Krogh 2110 Nicollet Avenue South, Suite 200 Minneapolis, MN 55404 www.javaprop.com

Minnesota Council for Quality Nonprofit Organizations Ms. Beth Neu 13033 Ridgedale Drive, Box 156 Minnetonka, MN 55305 www.councilforquality.org

McDonald’s‑ Maplewood Restaurants Mr. Oscar Binder 2935 Southlawn Drive Maplewood, MN 55110 www.mcdonalds.com

Seaton, Peters & Revnew, P.A. Legal Services Mr. Martin Kappenman 7300 Metro Boulevard, Suite 500 Minneapolis, MN 55439 www.seatonlaw.com

McDonald’s‑ Oakdale Mr. Oscar Binder 7830 32nd Street North Oakdale, MN 55128 Restaurants www.mcdonalds.com

StoneRidge Golf Club Golf Courses Mr. Matt Anderson 13600 North Hudson Boulevard Stillwater, MN 55082 www.stoneridgegc.com

McDonald’s‑ White Bear Lake Mr. Oscar Binder 1081 Highway 96 East Saint Paul, MN 55127 Restaurants www.mcdonalds.com

The Lexington Restaurants Mr. Tim O’Phelan 1096 Grand Avenue Saint Paul, MN 55105 www.thelexongrand.com

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Purchase Ad Space Place your product or service in front of motivated business professionals by advertising in the Chamber’s monthly e-newsletter, Nexus. Our readers share your commitment to the economic vitality of the Saint Paul/East Metro area. When you do business with other Chamber members, you help to maintain our area as a great place to live, work and do business.

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2011 Executive Committee

2011 Board of Directors

Bonnie Holub Chair of the Board ArcLight Technology Consulting

Guy Gilmore Saint Paul Pioneer Press

Mark Bagley U.S. Bank

Bill Lentsch Delta Airlines, Inc.

Stuart Simek Meridian Management, Inc.

Sherry Hastings Frauenshuh Companies

Kari Canfield Midway Chamber of Commerce

Tammy Mencel Minneapolis/Saint Paul Business Journal

Steve Snelling Sand Companies

Bill Kaphing Xcel Energy Inc.

Angela Craig Saint Jude Medical, Inc.

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Zach Crain Moore, Costello & Hart, P.L.L.P.

Susan Kratz Immediate Past Chair Moore, Costello & Hart, P.L.L.P.

SPACC GRAPHIC STANDARDS GUIDE Vince Montgomery Matt Kramer Secretary/Treasurer Paul Area Chamber MAINSaint APPLICATION of Commerce

Dan Scott Leonard, Street & 2C logo: PMS 410 & PMS 7508 Deinard David Rom Finance & Audit Kris Taylor Platinum Bank Ecolab Scott Burns GovDelivery

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Sara Criger Chair-Elect St. Joseph’s Hospital, HealthEast Care System

Susan Wenz KSTC – Channel 45

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Chris Georgacas Goff Public

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Morris Goodwin Amherst H. Wilder Foundation Doug Hennes University of St. Thomas Bill Kavanaugh Securian Financial Group, Inc.

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