Update - December 2021

L E A D | IN F LUENCE | IMPACT Professional Development

UPDATE

MAXWELL LIVE2LEAD REBROADCAST SCHEDULED

December 2021 | Volume VI | No. 6

IN THIS ISSUE 4New Chamber CEO 4Event Schedule for 2022 4Partnership with EV Energy Group

Memorial Health System is now

Since our founding more than a century ago, Memorial Health has become one of the leading healthcare organizations in Illinois with more than 10,000 colleagues and partners serving at five community hospitals and multiple care locations across the region. And now, they’re all united under a single name—and a new symbol. Welcome to the new symbol of health.

Connect with us online at memorial.health

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Annual Gala Scheduled for March 4 Volunteers, Others To Be Recognized

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Event Calendar Schedule for 2022

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2022 Chamber Board Officers & Directors

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Partner With Proven Chamber Brand Utilize Member Marketing Opportunities

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Good Morning Springfield | Business After Hours Opportunities for 2022

FEATURES 4

ON THE COVER

Message From the CEO Great To Be Here!

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Live2Lead Rebroadcast Being Offered Chamber and PNC Hosting for Sixth Year

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Chamber Partners With EV Energy Group EV Charging Solutions Available To Members

ECONOMIC OUTLOOK BREAKFAST The Chamber’s Economic Outlook Breakfast was held in person on October 26 at Lincoln Land Community College. Economist James Glassman of Chase Bank was unable to attend in person due to a flight cancellation but was able to join via Zoom and still present to the group in attendance.

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Tiered Investors

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Ribbon Cuttings

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Welcome to Our New Members

INDUSTRY FOCUS

FINANCE & INSURANCE SERVICES 16

5 T’s of Estate Planning

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Category Listings

The Greater Springfield Chamber of Commerce 501 E. Capitol Ave., Suite A | Springfield, Illinois 62701 217.525.1173 | www.gscc.org

Chamber Mission Enhance our members’ success and advocate on their behalf Chamber Vision To be the voice of business and catalyst that promotes a vibrant community and economy What We Value Accountability Dedication Integrity Leadership Teamwork

UPDATE (USPS 0703 630) is published six times a year by The Greater Springfield Chamber of Commerce, 501 E. Capitol Ave., Suite A, Springfield, IL 62701. Periodical postage paid at Springfield, IL. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to UPDATE, 501 E. Capitol Ave., Suite A, Springfield, IL 62701.

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MESSAGE FROM THE CEO

Mike Murphy President and CEO

It is great to be here! I know it’s been said many times by people in all kinds of situations.

In this case these words do not do justice for how I feel. When I say, “It is great to be here”, I am not only talking about my new position as your President & CEO of The Greater Springfield Chamber of Commerce. I also mean it’s great to be in Springfield working with the business community. It’s great to be in a community with all my family who all grew up here and left, only to realize how Springfield and Sangamon County are the perfect place to work and raise a family.

The process I have gone through to arrive here to serve you involved many stops along

GREAT TO BE HERE!

the way. I grew up in Divernon, spent three years in the Army, and attended college at Eastern Illinois University, where I started my first restaurant in Charleston. I worked for small and large restaurant operations with a short stop in retail. The final restaurant stop in my career was truly life changing.

Owning and operating Charlie Parker’s and the experiences I had there led me to the best two opportunities of my professional life. Without the recognition I received from Charlie Parker’s, I would not have become a State Representative. The experience and contacts I made while serving in the General Assembly were impactful in my being selected for this current position.

I am ready to work every day to help you succeed in your business. There are approximately 1300 members of The Greater Springfield Chamber of Commerce.

These businesses cover the entire range of sizes and types of operations. I might not understand your entire operation. However, I do understand the challenges all businesses face, especially as we work our way out of this worldwide pandemic. I look forward to working with you to ensure your success.

I believe the future for businesses in Springfield is great. Yes, we have challenges but the potential here is unlimited. Being the seat of state government provides us some unique opportunities of which I intend to take full advantage. Our medical district is second to none in my opinion and its growth with the relocation of the 3rd Street railway will be transformational for the city of Springfield. I am excited to work with the Springfield Sangamon Growth Alliance as they attract new businesses to our community. I am optimistic that downtown Springfield will continue to evolve into a tourist, housing and retail center that will be the envy of other communities of our size.

It’s time we all get to work and fulfill the potential we have in Springfield and Sangamon County.

I hope you all have a great Holiday Season and that you all agree with me that “It’s Great to be Here”.

Chamber’s Core Functions Advocacy

As a significant voice of business, we support legislative policies and practices conducive for a thriving business community and local economy, and oppose those that are not.

Business Resources & Support

We connect local businesses to resources that address specific needs, protect their businesses, and increase opportunities for growth.

Leadership & Professional Development

We offer opportunities for professional growth and leadership development to members and their employees.

Visibility & Connections That Matter

We provide marketing, programming and relationship-building opportunities to help members make strategic connections.

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TIERED INVESTORS Summit Level

2021 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Executive Committee Chair & Chair Elect Mark Donovan..............................................................INB 1st Vice Chair Sharon Riechers.....................................................BUNN 2nd Vice Chair Kayla Edwards...........................Express Employment Professionals Vice Chair Tyler Cormeny..................................... O’Shea Builders

Leadership Level

HSHS Medical Group

Secretary/Treasurer Lori Milosevich-Lahr......................Estes, Bridgewater & Ogden

Foundation Level

Immediate Past Chair Roger Austin...............Crawford, Murphy & Tilly, Inc.

Levi, Ray & Shoup, Inc. Visionary Level

Crawford, Murphy & Tilly, Inc. Express Employment Professionals Springfield Clinic Premier Level

U.S. Bank

At-Large Directors Jennifer Boyer...........................Springfield Clinic, LLP Chris Bullock............................... Capitol Radio Group Jennifer Call...................................................... TROXELL Mylas Copeland......Green Toyota Volkswagen Audi Dr. Ruby Davis.........................Ruby Funeral Services & Chapel, Inc. Rachel DeVries.......................... HSHS Illinois Division Michelle Eccles........... The Horace Mann Companies

Catalyst Level

Bank of Springfield PNC Bank Executive Level

BUNN Carrollton Bank CEFCU Security Bank, s.b.

Warren-Boynton State Bank Tiered Investors receive recognition and enhanced services for an additional investment. To learn more, contact Mike Murphy at (217) 525-1173 x205 or mmurphy@gscc.org.

Anna Evans.......................................... Memorial Health Josh Flanders...........Buzz Bomb Brewing Company Josh Shugart...............................................................KEB Adam Solomon........................... Solomon Colors, Inc. John Staff.....................................................Staff Carpet

Appointed Members Kathyy Battee-Freeman.............University of Illinois Springfield Jennifer Gill......................... Springfield Public School District 186

GSCC STAFF Mike Murphy........................................President & CEO Lisa Schafer...........................................VP - Operations David Earhart............................VP - Member Services

Chamber Mission: Enhance our members’ success and advocate on their behalf.

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Teri Hill..............................Advertising Representative Brianna Yost.........................Administrative Assistant

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ANNUAL GALA SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 4 VOLUNTEERS, OTHERS TO BE RECOGNIZED The Greater Springfield Chamber of Commerce will host its Annual Gala, presented by PNC Bank, on Friday, March 4 at the Crowne Plaza Springfield Convention Center.

This prestigious dinner provides an opportunity to gather with top business and community leaders throughout Sangamon County. This year, Chamber leaders will reflect on the business community’s response to the pandemic and its role in assisting members through this unprecedented crisis. Volunteer leaders, Leadership Springfield graduates from both the Class of 2020 and 2021 will be recognized, as well as recipients of the 2020 and 2021 Small Business Awards.

The evening will begin with cocktails starting at 6:00 pm, dinner at 7:00 pm, and the program at 7:45 pm, followed by a networking reception.

Thank you to our Presenting Sponsor PNC, Premier Sponsors CEFCU, HSHS St. John’s Hospital and The Horace Mann Companies, and our Partner Sponsors Crawford, Murphy & Tilly, Inc. KEB, and Solomon Colors, Inc. Tickets are available at $65 per person for Chamber members on or before the early bird deadline of Friday, February 11 ($80 after this date) or $875 for a table of 10, which includes recognition in the program. To register, visit www.gscc.org.

We hope you will join us, other Chamber members, and community leaders for what promises to be a great evening!

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EVENT CALENDAR SCHEDULE FOR 2022

The Chamber has scheduled its major events for 2022, with all planned to be held in-person. Please save these dates on your calendars, and watch for more information in our communications, including The Brief and the Update magazine.

February 22 John Maxwell Live2Lead Rebroadcast Memorial Learning Center March 4 Annual Gala Crowne Plaza Springfield Convention Center April 5 Chamber Job Fair Crowne Plaza Springfield Convention Center May 19 State of the City Luncheon President Abraham Lincoln Springfield A DoubleTree by Hilton June 14 Small Business Awards Crowne Plaza Springfield Convention Center

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July 21 & 22 Corporate Cup Challenge Golf Outing Piper Glen Golf Club September 22 Elected Officials Reception TBD October 20 ‘Shoes, Brews & Biz LRS Hangar

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2022 CHAMBER BOARD OFFICERS & DIRECTORS

David O. Edwards, Attorney

EVERYONE DESERVES TO FEEL SECURE ABOUT THEIR FAMILY’S FUTURE

Mark Donovan 2022 Board Chair INB

Retirement

THE GOOD LIFE 401(k)s, IRAs, Pension

Elder Care Planning: Bridging the Gap

Estate Planning

Executive Committee

END OF LIFE

Wills, Trusts, Life Insurance

Chair

Mark Donovan, INB Chair-Elect

Sharon Riechers, BUNN 1st Vice Chair

Kayla Edwards, Express Employment Professionals Vice Chair

Tyler Cormeny, O’Shea Builders Secretary/Treasurer

Josh Shugart, KEB

ELDER CARE:

• Take control of your care • Stay in your home as long as possible • Make your wishes known • Protect your spouse from nursing home poverty • Help finding benefits, including VA benefits • Guidance on finding good helpers

At-Large Directors Roger Austin, Crawford, Murphy & Tilly, Inc. Kathyy Battee-Freeman, University of Illinois Springfield Jennifer Boyer, Springfield Clinic, LLP Chris Bullock, Capitol Radio Group

ESTATE PLANNING:

• Protect what you’ve worked so hard for • Leave a “Peace of Mind Roadmap” • Guide your children in managing their inheritance • Leave farmland or other property as a legacy • Help with probate issues & trust administration

Mylas Copeland, Green Toyota Volkswagen Audi Kevin Corbin, Edward Jones Dr. Ruby Davis, Ruby Funeral Services & Chapel, Inc. Rachel DeVries, HSHS Illinois Michelle Eccles, The Horace Mann Companies Anna Evans, Memorial Health

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Josh Flanders, Buzz Bomb Brewing Company

3223 S Meadowbrook Rd., Ste. A Springfield, IL 62711 EdwardsGroupLLC.com

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Jennifer Call, TROXELL

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LIVE2LEAD REBROADCAST BEING OFFERED CHAMBER AND PNC HOSTING FOR SIXTH YEAR

The Chamber, in partnership with Presenting Sponsor PNC Bank, is once again hosting The John Maxwell Company Live2Lead rebroadcast on Tuesday, February 22 from 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 noon at Memorial Learning Center (228 W. Miller St.). Continental breakfast and networking will begin at 8:00 a.m.

The rebroadcast of the 2021 John Maxwell Company Live2Lead leadership event features: • John C. Maxwell, #1 New York Times best-selling author, coach and speaker • Jamie Kern Lima, Founder of IT Cosmetics and New York Times bestselling author • Jeff Henderson, named by Forbes Magazine as one of 20 speakers you shouldn’t miss • Valorie Burton, CEO of the Coaching and Positive Psychology (CaPP) Institute • Ed Mylett, host of Max Out Your Life Podcast.

John Maxwell’s books and events are among the best of the best. He is challenging, encouraging, and motivating, while at the same time providing a wealth of real-life insights for those who desire leadership success at the highest level. We encourage members to join us for this half-day leadership development experience that offers practical tools and takeaways from worldclass leadership experts.

Register at www.gscc.org on or before February 1 and pay $49 per person ($65 after February 1).

Presenting Sponsor

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There’s a new health plan in town.

Plans featuring the HSHS network

Live360 Health Plan, featuring HSHS Network, includes providers from HSHS Medical Group, Prairie Cardiovascular, Springfield Clinic, SIU Medicine, and many other local primary care and specialty providers.

Small and Large Group Insurance

Whether you’re a small family business or a large employer like a college or municipality, the Live360 Health Plan offers a benefit solution to fit your needs.

• Fully Insured HMO Plans • Point of Service Plans • Self-Funded Benefit Plans • Third Party Administrative Services

Medicare Plan

• No out of pocket costs on Medicare eligible services • No deductibles, no copays, no coinsurance when using a network provider • Nationally ranked health plan, rated 5 out of five (5) stars by CMS

Want to learn more? Contact: Maripat Cline, Sales Associate Phone: 563-584-4808 Email: mcline@mahealthcare.com Jennifer Cline, Sales Associate Phone: 563-584-4828 Email: jcline@mahealthcare.com Live360 Health Plan is a cost plan with Medicare contract.

Enrollment in Live360 Health Plan depends on a contract renewal. Every year, Medicare evaluates plans based on a 5-Star system. Y0045_MAHP 1526_M CMS Accepted 09202021

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CHAMBER PARTNERS WITH EV ENERGY GROUP EV CHARGING SOLUTIONS AVAILABLE TO MEMBERS

Providing the Greater Springfield area turnkey EV charging solutions designed to serve local businesses. evenergygroup.com

The Greater Springfield Chamber of Commerce is pleased to partner with the EV Energy Group as our preferred provider for members interested in installing electric vehicle charging stations.

Having EV Energy as a preferred provider puts The Chamber and the entire community at the cutting edge of this emerging industry. EV Energy Group sells world-class software, equipment and media solutions that are ideal for businesses that want to provide charging stations for their customers and/or employees.

The company offers a variety of charging stations—including some that feature digital media towers so that businesses can advertise or sell advertising and receive analytics through EV Energy’s “Insights” division. EV Energy Group also helps businesses navigate the waters of claiming the local, state, and federal funds that have been earmarked to support the establishment and growth of electric vehicles and electric charging networks.

Chamber members that choose EV Energy will receive publicity around their decision to install electric vehicle charging stations with a news release and ribbon cutting.

For more information or to discuss your options with charging stations, please contact Gary King, EV Energy’s Midwest Director of Business Development at (630) 770-1948 or gary.king@evenergygroup.com.

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PARTNER WITH PROVEN CHAMBER BRAND UTILIZE MEMBER MARKETING OPPORTUNITIES When you’re targeting the Sangamon County business or consumer market, The Chamber can play an important role in your marketing plan. Chamber membership creates a strategic partnership that links your business with the proven chamber of commerce brand and that affiliation enhances your business credibility.

Our exclusive marketing opportunities include:

tool. A banner ad or an enhanced listing can help you stand out from your competition! Members with an enhanced listing receive priority placement, business logo, unlimited search keywords, long business description and more!

THE BRIEF E-NEWSLETTER Each week, The Brief can include your marketing message in a banner ad, sent to over 3,500 people. Our e-newsletter contains information about issues that can impact the business climate, updates on Chamber events and activities, business tips, and member news.

UPDATE MAGAZINE

DIRECT MAILING

The Update serves as a communication and information source to keep members current with our advocacy efforts, business issues as well as Chamber events and activities. Approximately 2,000 full color copies are distributed to Chamber members, business and community leaders.

The Chamber organizes a monthly mailing containing promotional flyers from member businesses and for upcoming Chamber events. It’s a cost-effective way to advertise everything from a grand opening to the launch of a new product or service.

WEBSITE The Chamber’s website is a trusted source of business information and one of the reasons individuals visit our site is because they are looking for reputable businesses in the area. GSCC.org is a powerful advertising

For more information about any of these opportunities, contact Teri Hill at (217) 525-1173 ext. 208 or thill@gscc.org.

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PAUL’S PARADISE (PAUL TREE FARMS) 12430 State Route 125 Pleasant Plains, IL 62677 (217) 626-1616

ROUTE 66 MOTORHEADS BAR & GRILL 600 Toronto Road Springfield, IL 62711 (217) 679-7323

WELCOME TO OUR NEW MEMBERS SEPTEMBER & OCTOBER The American Heart Association Central and Western Illinois Car-X Tire and Auto DelGiorno Law Office Discount Tire Hallelujah Holiday Lighting Luech Kustoms Pita or Bowl RingCentral

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River Birch Realty This or That Boutique

STARBUCKS COFFEE COMPANY Wyndham Springfield City Centre 700 E. Adams St. Springfield, IL 62701 (217) 523-5642

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INDUSTRY FOCUS 5 T’S OF ESTATE PLANNING There are five areas we need to keep in mind when Estate Planning: testament, treasure, trust, time, and taking care of your investment. The 5 T’s of Estate Planning.

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Testament – Your life is a testament to what you have created and contributed to this world. Estate planning is often considered an end-of-life process that communicates last wishes, but it also represents your life experiences. In many ways, estate planning is the process that tells your life story.

Treasure – Your life story is a treasure to your beneficiaries as well as what you have created. What are you protecting? Many of us believe that we do NOT have enough treasure that is worth protecting. If you have a home or a bank account, you have treasure. If you have loved ones, you have treasure. Now is the time to take stock of your life and determine what is important.

Trust – A trust allows you to protect assets and avoid probate at your passing. A trust design process will allow time to discuss future decisions for your care and assets that may need to be made today. Those decisions are put in writing; things like who benefits from your estate, what measures do you want to be taken at the end of life, and who can make decisions for you when you are no longer able? Your powers-of-attorney and trustees are often the same person(s) that will benefit from your estate, like your adult children. But there are times when those outside the family may be in a better position to help you. Much of your peace of mind comes from answering this question honestly. There is no rule; it is a matter of whom do you trust.

Timely – Creating a trust is a great way to protect your assets, but they are time-sensitive. A trust is a legal document that allows you to put assets aside for safe keeping. A revocable trust allows you to protect assets from probate, but an irrevocable trust allows you to protect assets from long term care expenses. However, there is a time element related to protecting assets from long term care.

Take Care of Your Investment – If you already have a trust in place, it may be time to review your assets. Estate planning laws can change; it is good to review your trust and be confident everything is in place. It is beneficial to review your trust annually for changes within your family, health, or finances.

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FINANCE & INSURANCE SERVICES CATEGORY LISTINGS Agricultural Lending

Fundraising

Banks

Insurance

Banks - Business Development

Insurance - Bonding

Banks - Commercial Lending

Insurance - Financial Services

Credit Unions

Insurance - Health, Dental, Life or Disability

Employee Benefits

Investment Services

Finance Companies

Investments - Precious Metals

Financial Consultants

Loans

Financial Planning - Estate

Mortgages

Financial Planning - Insurance

Retirement Planning

Financial Services

Wealth Management

Make sure your business is listed in the categories that fit your products and services. Members now receive two categories as part of their membership. To locate a member in any of these categories, please visit our Business Directory at www.gscc.org.

Davis Financial Group has merged with BOS Investment Services.

Welcome to the BOS team!

Investment Services investwithBOS.com 1005 South Sixth Street • Springfield, IL 62703 217-753-1005 Securities and advisory services are offered through LPL Financial (LPL), a registered investment advisor and broker-dealer (member FINRA/SIPC). Insurance products are offered through LPL or its licensed affiliates. Bank of Springfield and BOS Investment Services are not registered as a broker-dealer or investment advisor. Registered representatives of LPL offer products and services using BOS Investment Services, and may also be employees of Bank of Springfield. These products and services are being offered through LPL or its affiliates, which are separate entities from, and not affiliates of Bank of Springfield or BOS Investment Services. Securities and Not Insured by FDIC or Any Not Bank of Springfield Not Bank of Springfield May Lose Value Guaranteed Deposits or Obligations insurance offered through LPL or its affiliates are: Other Government Agency

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YOUR LOCAL LENDING EXPERTS Our Springfield team is here to help you understand your options and get you the loan you need.

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This holiday season, rely on Sikich’s accounting and tax professionals to help your business meet its goals.

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GOOD MORNING SPRINGFIELD | BUSINESS AFTER HOURS OPPORTUNITIES FOR 2022

As of this publication date, most monthly Good Morning Springfield and Business After Hours events have been scheduled and are shown below, so mark your calendars to attend!

Several opportunities to host still remain. If you’re interested, please contact Brianna Yost at admin@gscc.org. Hosts pay a nominal hosting fee and provide food and beverages (including alcohol for Business After Hours).

GOOD MORNING SPRINGFIELD

BUSINESS AFTER HOURS Jan 20

Agility Communications and Technology Services Company

Feb 17

Capital City Baseball

Mar 24

Available

Apr 21

Barcom Security

May 26

West Central Bank

Jun 23

Knight’s Action Park & Splash Kingdom

Jul 14

Memorial Health Championship Presented by LRS

Feb 8

Pease’s at Bunn Gourmet

Aug 25

MASCO Packaging & Industrial Supply

Mar 8

i3 Broadband

May 10

Midwest Mission Distribution Center

Nov 17

Available

Aug 9

Available

Dec 8

SIU Medicine

Sep 13

Available

Oct 11

Available