Chamber Flash Creating opportunities that drive commerce and promote business.
September 16, 2016
Upcoming Events
Welcome
HAPPY BIRTHDAY Chamber of Commerce! Celebrating 62 Years on September 17th BURG FEST Sponsored By Main Street & Big Brothers Big Sisters September 23-24th See pg. 8 for list of events Ribbon Cutting R-VI Warrensburg School District Buildings Tuesday, September 20th Open Houses 5-7PM—see pg. 2 FREE One-On-One Business Consultation Monday, September 26th, By Appt Only –JMCR Member Orientation Current, New, Prospective Members Tuesday, September 27th, 8AM—JMCR Ribbon Cutting American Insurance Family—Kim Ream Wednesday, September 28th, 10AM 209 East Street Chamber University “Engaging Your Social Community” Wednesday, September 28th,11:45-1PM—JMCR Business After Hours Sponsored By American Legion Friday, September 30th 4-7PM 733 E. Young St.
Amanda Mankin Member Relations Coordinator
Please welcome our new Member Relations Coordinator, Amanda. We are thrilled to have her on our team working at the Chamber!
Inside this issue:
Chamber Leads Exchange Group Tuesday, October 4th, 8AM—JMCR Ribbon Cutting Turner Arts House Tuesday, October 4th, 4PM 710 North College, Suite E Chamber Breakfast Wednesday, October 5th, 7:30-8:30AM White Rose Pavilion—107 Ming Street
Invitations / Welcome New Members!
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Ribbon Cuttings / WIN Coffee
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Member News
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New Chamber Benefits Chamber Info, Chamber Board and Staff Featured Chamber Sponsors
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[email protected] or 660-747-3168. Please note our reservation policy: No-shows to charged events will be billed. If you are interested in attending a committee meeting please contact the Chamber office at 660-747-3168.
Upcoming Chamber Happenings… Have you marked your calendar?
Ribbon Cutting Ceremonies Tuesday, September 20th for R-VI Warrensburg School District Buildings Open Houses from 5-7 PM Celebrating the new additions to each school! Ribbon Cutting Times: 5:15—Warrensburg Middle School 5:45—Ridge View Elementary 6:15—Warrensburg High School Chamber members and friends! You’re Invited Member Orientation! Tuesday, September 27th at 8 AM Jack Moore Community Room at the train depot This event is for EVERYONE: New Members…Current Members…Prospective Member…Guests (this is a great time to check out if Chamber membership is for you) Chamber staff and volunteers will go over all the benefits and services that are included in Chamber Membership and answer ANY questions you have. RSVP to
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You DON’T want to miss out on these great events!!
Business After Hours & Open House Sponsored by
American Legion
Friday September 30, 2016 4:00-7:00 p.m. American Legion 733 E. Young Street Mingle with your fellow Chamber Members and enjoy the hospitality of American Legion Matthews-Crawford Post 131. Hors d’oeuvres & Cash Bar will be provided.
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Turner House Arts Tuesday, October 4th at 4 PM 710 N. College, Ste E, Warrensburg Refreshments served!
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony American Family Insurance—Kim Ream Agency Wednesday, September 28th at 10 AM 209 East Gay Street, Warrensburg
Refreshments served! RSVP
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As your American Family Insurance agent, I believe there's more to insurance than the policy itself. It's about providing dependable protection and service. That's why earning your trust is my policy.
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Turner House Arts is a learning and working studio, their focus is on creative expression, exploration and discovery. Turner House Arts provide learning experiences through classes for all ages, events, groups and parties. Painting, drawing, sculpture, fiber and more!
Chamber University Wednesday, September 28th, 11:45-1PM Jack Moore Community Room “Engaging Your Social Community” RSVP at
[email protected] or call 747-3168 BRING YOUR LUNCH!
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Welcome New Chamber Members! We’re proud to announce our newest Chamber members!
Elliott Student Union
The Market—is a place to get delicious ice cream, pies, breakfast goodies, farm house décor, fresh produce, modern farmhouse wares, antiques and paper goods.
UCM Elliott Student Union Assistant Director, Kim Nicas—Oversees of union operations, to include the bowling alley, information desk, ID center, Pack & Ship and much more!
For more information you can contact owner, Karen Vick at 660-441-5944 or visit her website at www.themarketwarrensburg.com
For more information you can contact her at 660-543-4276 or visit their website at www.ucmo.edu/union
Action Realty Realtor, Jerry Shreve— provides professional real estate services to Warrensburg, Whiteman Air Force Base and the surrounding areas.
College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences Academic Advisor, Jessica Lund— she advises students with majors in History (BA and BS) Political Science (BA and BS), International Studies and Modern Languages.
For more information you can contact him at 660-747-8191 or visit their website at www.actionrealty.com.
For more information you can contact her at 660-543-4814. Zaxby’s—operates as a fast casual dining restaurant, offering prepared-atorder hand breaded chicken fingers and buffalo wings. They also offer sandwiched, salads, appetizers, milkshakes and kids meals. There are 9 different sauces for your chicken.
Cricket Wireless- is an authorized dealer for Cricket Wireless. Cricket offers many different options for wireless guests, with plans ranging from $25 to $65 per month. Cricket makes the wireless option simple with their “all in” plans.
For more information you can contact owner, Bryan Watson at 706-206-5810 or visit their website at www.zaxby’s.com
For more information you can call 660-2624113 or visit their website at www.cricketwireless.com
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Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
The Warrensburg of Commerce held a ribbon cutting ceremony for World Finance Corporation located at 120 East Cooper Avenue, Unit 1, Warrensburg, MO. Jeremy VanWey,Thrivent Financial welcomed manager, Michelle Taylor and her team to the chamber. Michelle spoke about what the business offers, from short-term and mediumterm loans, products and services to help individuals with consumer credit, income tax return preparation services and much more! Anchoring the ribbon are Ambassadors Mary Castro and Sharri Carter, as Michelle prepares to cut the ribbon. For more information contact World Finance at 660-747-9200 or visit their webpage at www.worldaccepentance.com
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Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
The Warrensburg Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting ceremony for Twister Sports Grand Opening of their batting cages located at 240 NW 13 Hwy, Warrensburg, MO. Chamber Board Chair Scott Patrick welcomed everyone who attended, to include Mayor Casey Renfrow, council members, friends and family. The batting cages are a great addition to Twister Sports as baseball is a huge part of the community. Anchoring the ribbon is Chamber Board Chair Soctt Patrick and Chamber Ambassador Rick Soloman as Mason Fritsch prepares to cut the ribbon. For more information about the batting cages you can visit www.twistersports.com/baseball or call 660-238-0577.
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WIN Coffee
On Friday, September 9th, we had our WIN coffee held at Smallcakes a Cupcakery at 303 East Cooper Blvd. SueAnn Carter, chair of the WIN committee welcomed everyone who attended and spoke about upcoming events as well as those who came. Liz Kostas, team member from “Project Community Connect” gave us an overview on the upcoming event on October 14, 2016 at the Recreation Center on the Campus of UCM. For more information see page 9. Our next event will be our WIN Luncheon on Oct 14th at Heroes.
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The Ike Skelton Lecture Wednesday, Sept. 21 9 a.m. & 2 p.m. Hendricks Hall
Servant Leadership Lecture Series Every legacy, big or small, begins with a leader. The Servant Leadership Lecture Series, presented by Whiteman Air Force Base and the University of Central Missouri, features speakers who reflect both organization's shared values of service and leadership. Since its founding, UCM's focus on "education for service" has remained unchanged, and together, Whiteman AFB and UCM serve as the largest educators, employers and leadership training centers in the community. In 2011, UCM and Whiteman AFB enhanced their collaboration and formed The Whiteman Advantage, a program aimed to create a shared vision of community while improving opportunities for servicemen and women. During his time at Whiteman AFB, Brigadier General Thomas A. Bussiere strengthened the partnership among Whiteman, UCM and the Warrensburg community; his legacy of selfless, community-focused leadership provides the foundation for the series. The premiere event for the series, the annual Ike Skelton Lecture, will feature public leaders, including politicians, military figures, educators, business leaders and journalists. Speakers will focus on the spirit of service and leadership displayed by Ike Skelton during his life and the shared missions of Whiteman AFB and UCM.
Ike Skelton Lecture Cedric King (Master Sgt., U.S. Army) The third lecture of the series features Master Sgt. Cedric King. King will present the Ike Skelton Lecture at 9:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 21, 2016 in Hendricks Hall. King entered the United States Army in 1995. During a career that took him from an infantry private to a position of leadership in the elite Rangers, King graduated from a number of distinguished Army schools. These included the U.S. Army Jumpmaster Course, U.S. Army Pathfinder course, Air Assault course, the U.S. Army Ranger Course, and others. He is the recipient of the Bronze Star, the Purple Heart, the Meritorious Service Medal, and is a four-time Best Ranger Competition participant. On July 25, 2012, during his second tour in Afghanistan, King was severely injured by an improvised explosive device. The blast caused major internal injuries, permanent loss to part of his right arm and hand, and the amputation of both legs. He applied the same determined, can-do mindset to his recovery that he had relied on to succeed as an elite Army Ranger. With the love and support of his wife, Khieda, and daughters, Amari, and Khayma, he began rebuilding his life. Just 21 months after losing both legs, King completed the Boston Marathon, running on prosthetic blades. He has competed in a number of physically daunting events, including a 70.3-mile half Ironman Triathlon, the 2014 New York City Marathon, and the 48.6-mile Disney Marathon series. There, he successfully completed four runs in four days -- a 5k, 10k, half marathon, and full marathon. King shares his inspirational story of endurance with audiences across the country, including schools, churches, the National Football League, and Fortune 500 companies. Just as he led and motivated men and women in combat, he now leads and motivates others to see their possibilities.
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The Old Drum Plaza Committee will be meeting on Wednesday, September 21 at 3:00 p.m. at the Warrensburg R-VI School District office at 201 South Holden Street. Design, Fundraising and Public Relations Committees will be reporting their progress. RSVP by calling Julie Turnispeed at 660-429-3988 or e-mail www.warrensburgmainstreet.com
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Free Entrepreneurial Education for Veterans and Their Spouses
Thursday, September 29, 2016 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Small Business & Technology Development Center at REDI 500 E. Walnut St. Columbia, MO 65201 The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) St. Louis District Office, the Veterans Business Resource Center (VBRC), the Small Business & Technology Development Center, and the Missouri Women's Business Center will present a one-day entrepreneurial education program, Boots to Business Reboot, to veterans and their spouses. This program is offered by the SBA in partnership with the Institute for Veterans and Military Families at Syracuse University (IVMF). It is modeled after the existing Operation Boots to Business: From Service to Startup program. The curriculum provides valuable assistance to veterans exploring self-employment opportunities by leading them through the key steps for evaluating business concepts and the foundational knowledge required for developing a business plan. Participants are also introduced to SBA resources available to help access start-up capital and additional technical assistance. This program is available free of charge to veterans and their spouses, but registration is required. Lunch will be provided. Register today! When you reach the registration page, click on Two-Day Course Registration even though this is a one-day program. When choosing the location, select Columbia, MO - 9/29/16. For questions or additional information, please contact Angie Wells at
[email protected] or 314-539-6613.
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October 2, 2016 The Little Gift Shop On the Old Public Square Where neighbors meet and new friends are made
Johnson County Historical Society 302 North Main Street Warrensburg, MO 64093 Open Monday thru Saturday 1:00 - 4:00 P.M. Come and find the beauty of Johnson County through local artist and crafters.
CITY OF WARRENSBURG 2016 FALL CLEANUP Cleanup Weeks: East of Maguire–MONDAY, October 10, 2016 West of Maguire– MONDAY, October 17, 2016 For more information on guidelines visit: http://www.warrensburg-mo.com/city-ofwarrensburg-2016-fall-cleanup/ Questions, the Public Works Department, Peggy at (660) 262-4661 or By email at
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West-Central Independent Living Solutions, a company which empowers people with disabilities to live independently, is seeking two part-time Consumer Directed Services Specialists to join our team. We have an opening in our Warrensburg office and also one in our Sedalia office. Candidates must be committed to the independent living philosophy, diversity, and serving the needs of a diverse population. Individuals must possess excellent communication and interpersonal skills as well as strong organizational and time management abilities. Essential functions as a CDS Specialist include coordination and case management of services, maintaining data regarding service assessments, and providing assistance and referrals to people with disabilities. Qualifications: Bachelor Degree in Human Services or related field of study. Relevant experience may be substituted for education. Equal Opportunity Employer. Individuals with disabilities are strongly urged to apply. Please send resume to: West-Central Independent Living Solutions, Attention: Human Resources, 610 N Ridgeview Drive, Warrensburg, MO 64093 or email to:
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On September 15, individuals who have a driver's license issued from Missouri, Minnesota, Washington or American Samoa will no longer be able to use it to access the installation. For more information regarding these changes CLICK HERE
Understanding and Managing the New Overtime Rule of 2016 (including the newly proposed Overtime Reform Enhancement Act) Date: 9/21/16, 11:45a – 1:15p Presenters: Bob & Doris Scribner Issue: On May 2016, the DOL enacted a rule raising the salary threshold of minimum wage to $47,476 per year. What this means in simple terms for the employer. If you’re paying someone on a salary basis AND not paying them overtime, legally you have until Dec 1, 2016, to start paying them at least $47,476 or get stuck for paying them overtime and penalties for back taxes. There is a new law before the U.S. House of Representatives (OREA) that, if passed, would more slowly implement that threshold. The Problem: Many employers are still not properly implementing the parts of the Overtime Rule that haven’t changed, much less aren’t prepared for the new rule. This is problematic due to the increase in DOL auditors and the hefty fines for improperly implementing the rule. RSVP & Pay via: CLICK HERE For questions, e-mail
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Murray Newlands Contributor Entrepreneur, Business advisor
6 Bad Habits You Must Break to Succeed
3. You hit the snooze button. Several studies have proved 15 minutes of extra snooze time in the morning won't help you feel less Many of the young entrepreneurs I meet through my tired. Scientists found a long time ago that you need work as a writer, investor and entrepreneur deep REM sleep to recharge. Snoozing actually makes aren't reaching their full potential. What's more, they you more tired and fatigued. Even worse, it wastes time have no idea why. They have great ideas for their you could spend drinking water, showering or startups and financial backing to make it a reality. But no matter how hard they try, they keep coming up short. exercising -- activities all shown to increase energy levels. Is this you? Do you believe you should be successful but Instead of lying in bed, wishing for just 15 minutes can't get quite where you want to be? more of sleep, tell yourself it won't make you less tired. Get up when your alarm sounds, and start incorporating If so, I’m willing to bet you're letting a few bad habits healthy morning habits that will help boost your run in the background, without your knowledge. Bad habits often go unnoticed, like a slow leak in a car tire. alertness. Until one day, when you're on the side of the road without any advance warning there's a problem. 4. You leave your most important work until later. Most people are at their best earlier in the day, before Success requires technical skills as well as the grit, they’ve reached the brain fatigue of afternoon and focus and energy to carry you for the long haul. Success evening. Don’t save your hardest or most important also demands self-knowledge. You must be able to see tasks for "later." You won't have the energy to devote to yourself and your habits clearly so you can change them doing it right. before they stunt your potential. Tackling difficult tasks early in the day improves your Take a look at the list below and be brutally honest: Do work product. It also allows you to relax as your day any of them ring a bell? unfolds. You'll know you accomplished what you needed to do, and you'll have nothing hanging over your head before you leave for the day. 1. You're a perfectionist. This is one of the worst ways you can sabotage yourself. 5. You multitask. If you live in fear of doing a task wrong, you won't be able to begin. The stress of being perfect freezes up Just because you think you're good at multitasking creativity and joy, making your task longer, more doesn’t mean it’s the best way to get things done. In difficult and not as fun. fact, studies have shown that multitasking reduces the amount of short-term memory you retain from your task. Over time, this reduces your amount of long-term Give yourself permission to create imperfectly. Make drafts knowing you won’t include some or most of what memory as well. you’re doing. You always can edit what you've begun. Greatness comes from many failures and doMultitasking makes you miss important details and learn overs. less. It also leads to mistakes. Skip the juggling act and focus on doing one thing well. 2. You're compulsively distracted. 6. You sit too long. Surfing the internet, answering a call, getting a snack, texting someone back quickly while you’re in the If you frequently use your computer all day, you’re middle of something -- it all pulls you away from putting your body through some major stress. In a sitting intense focus. If you’re constantly interrupting yourself, position, the spine becomes less flexible. This puts you can't get into the swing of things. You could be strain on the lower back, shoulders and neck. It also setting yourself up to waste your whole day. reduces blood flow to the brain and lungs -- the powerhouses you need to accomplish your best work in Turn off your distractions, close your door and focus for the moment and later on in your life. a set period of time. If you need to call, text or eat, give yourself a set break to do so. And then have the Take breaks every 20 to 30 minutes. Stretch your back discipline to return to the task at hand. and shoulders while you’re working, and consider adopting a regular yoga or pilates routine. Stretching and strengthening your body can help prevent carpal tunnel syndrome, back spasms, fatigue and reptitivemotion injuries.
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Member Services Small Business & Technology Development Centers Funded by the Small Business Administration, the SBTDCs assists businesses with marketing, strategic planning, one-on-one business consultation, financial analysis planning, and a series of hands on development programs for entrepreneurs. The Chamber works to bring these services to your attention, and Chamber members receive a discount on training classes. Contact Jeff Samborski with the Jackson County SBTDC at 816-252-5051 or
[email protected], or Kelly Dyer with the Missouri Chamber SBTDC at 573-634-3511 or
[email protected].
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The Jack Moore Community Room is available to rent for meetings, seminars, or other events. Chamber members receive a significantly reduced rental rate. The room includes a kitchenette with a sink and refrigerator, is wheelchair accessible, and bathroom facilities are available in the depot waiting area.
New Overtime Regulations Webinar and Other FLSA Issues Click Here to watch The You Tube video
Call the Chamber office to make a reservation. New Chamber members receive a free marketing consultation, a one-time Buy 1, Get 2 Free advertisement deal, and a free 6-month subscription. Contact the Advertising Director for information.
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Board of Directors 2016 – 2017 Scott Patrick, Chair Warrensburg R-VI School District P.O. Box 638, Warrensburg, MO 64093 (660) 747-7823
[email protected] Term Expires: June 2017 Casey Lund, Chair Emeritus Warrensburg Collision 220 West Young St., Warrensburg, MO 64093 (660) 429-2011 Fax: (660) 429– 6405
[email protected] Term Expires: June 2017 Sharri Carter, Chair Elect Johnson County Community Health Services 723 PCA Rd., Warrensburg, MO 64093 (660) 747-6121
[email protected] Term Expires: June 2017 Steve Fox, Secretary Fox Heating & Cooling LLC 448 E. Gay St., Warrensburg, MO 64093 (660) 747-2992
[email protected] Term Expires: June 2018 Jeff Florida, Treasurer F&C Bank P.O. Box 157, Holden, MO 64040 (660) 732-5516
[email protected] Term Expires: June 2018 Scott Crist Western Missouri Medical Center 403 Burkarth Rd., Warrensburg, MO 64093 (660) 747-2500
[email protected] Term Expires: June 2017 Jeff Franklin J.W. FRANKLIN CO. 123 E. Gay St., Ste.ES-V, Warrensburg, MO 64093 (660) 747-9854
[email protected] Term Expires: June 2018
Jeff Huffman University of Central Missouri, Military & Veteran Services Elliott Union 117, Warrensburg, MO 64093 (660) 543-8039
[email protected] Term Expires: June 2019 Dan Jensen University of Central Missouri, Management Department Dockery 400 G, Warrensburg, MO 64093 (660) 543-8039
[email protected] Term Expires: June 2019 Susan Kraus WILS West-Central Independent Living Solutions 601 N. Ridgeview Dr., Warrensburg, MO 64093 (660) 422-7883
[email protected] Term Expires: June 2019 Steve Latour Sigma Tau Gamma Headquarters P.O. Box 54, Warrensburg, MO 64093 (660) 747-2222
[email protected] Term Expires: June 2017
Mission The Greater Warrensburg Area Chamber of Commerce create opportunities that drive commerce and promote business.
Purpose The Greater Warrensburg Area Chamber of Commerce is a community that supports business, values education and empowers leaders
The Chamber Flash is a twice-monthly email publication, out on the FIRST and THIRD Fridays of each month. It’s a great way for Chamber members to share information about their businesses! It also keeps members up to date with member benefits, networking events and other activities.
Melissa Livengood AdvoCare, Independent Distributor 454 NW 900th Rd., Warrensburg, MO 64093 (660) 747-3381
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[email protected] by noon Wednesday for Friday publication.
Joe Warren The Daily Star-Journal P.O. Box 68, Warrensburg, MO 64093 (660) 747-8123
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You must resubmit your flyer each week you would like it published.
Suzanne Taylor, Executive Director Warrensburg Chamber of Commerce 100 S. Holden St., Warrensburg, MO 64093 (660) 747-3168, Ext 224
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Chamber Staff Suzanne Taylor, Executive Director
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Non-members, upon their request, receive this publication as a courtesy service.
The Chamber Flash is compiled and written by Communications Coordinator Brooke Samack. Interested in membership or sponsorship? Contact Amanda Mankin at
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