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increased eco nomic
growth, and individual
business success.
Community
involvement is vital
to sustaining local commerce and small
businesses in today’s economic climate
and helps to generate more active support
from local consumers.”
Ellis also explained that growing
B.I.G. Council membership increases the
opportunity to network with a wide variety
of different business types.
“We’ve always been a diverse organization.
Our members come from so
many industries: from real estate to
banking and health care to auto repair.
It really creates an environment conducive
to business partnerships. We’ve
always said, if you need to find something
for your business, you can find it
right here in our community.”
While the membership drive lasts all
year, businesses are encouraged to join
now in order to truly benefit from their
investment. Paying members receive
special benefits, including reduced costs
for monthly meetings, discounted ad
rates in All Around Pennsauken, and
other exclusive offers.
Pennsauken BIG Council
Launches 2013 Membership Drive
“It’s all about creating value,” adds
Ellis. “The reason why the B.I.G. Council
remains strong year after year is that company
owners and business professionals
take away something from each B.I.G.
Council meeting and truly benefit from
our initiatives.”
For more information regarding the
membership drive, contact Membership
Coordinator Nancy Ellis at 856-220-6313
or nancywarrenellis@aol.com.
Building On Past Successes
In the past three years, the B.I.G.
Council has made significant strides, investing
over $200,000 back into the
Pennsauken community. From saving
the annual holiday parade and bringing
back the Pennsauken Car and Bike
Show, to hosting the first-ever business
summit and helping launch Camden
County’s “Shop Local” initiative, the organization
has a substantial body of
work to build from.
“Every success our organization has allows
us to do even more in our community,”
says Ellis. “With everything that
we’ve accomplished so far, 2013 is going to
be an exciting year for the B.I.G. Council.”
In addition to the B.I.G. Council’s sup-
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port of Township events, plans are underway
to partner with the AFL-CIO
for a special rededication of the Peter J.
McGuire Memorial in Arlington Cemetery
in Pennsauken, supporting further
streetscape improvements, and inviting
engaging speakers to discuss important
business-related issues during the organization’s
monthly meetings.
Our Next Meeting
The Business, Industry, and Government
Council of Pennsauken Township
will be voting on its officers for 2013 at
its first meeting of the new year.
B.I.G. Council members are encouraged
to attend the breakfast meeting on
Wednesday, Jan. 9, 2013 at Colleen’s at
the Savoy, 1444 Rt. 73 North, Penn -
sauken, where the organization will vote
on its new Chairperson, Vice Chairperson,
Secretary, and Treasurer; key roles
that will help shape the direction of the
B.I.G. Council in 2013.
Registration for the January meeting
begins at 7:45 a.m.; breakfast begins at
8:00 a.m. The cost is $20 per person. To
RSVP for the event, please e-mail Terry
Carr at tcarr@twp.pennsauken.nj.us.
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Pennsauken Office Centers Receive
ENERGY STAR Certification
Kevon Office Center, and Kevon Office
Center II, owned and managed by
Kaiserman Company, Inc., have earned
the U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency’s (EPA’s) ENERGY STAR
certification, signifying that the buildings
perform in the top 25 percent of similar
facilities nationwide for energy efficiency
and meet strict energy efficiency performance
levels set by the EPA. To celebrate
this significant accomplishment,
Kaiserman Company held a solar roof
ribbon cutting ceremony at the Kevon
Office Center, 2500 McClellan Ave.,
Pennsauken.
“Kaiserman Company is pleased to
accept the EPA’s ENERGY STAR certification
in recognition of our energy efficiency
efforts,” said Homer Robinson,
president and CEO, Kaiserman Company.
“Through this achievement, we
have demonstrated our commitment to
environmental stewardship while also
lowering our energy costs.”
“This was a building that was first built
in the early 70s, and we’ve brought it
fashion forward in an effort to continue
with our commitment to sustainability,”
added Larry Shontz, Kaiserman’s vice
president and COO.
As part of the ceremony, John Kneib,
Township committeeman and mayor of
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Every month the B.I.G. Council
will Spotlight members in
All Around Pennsauken.
John Kneib, Township committeeman
and mayor of Pennsauken for 2012,
presents Homer Robinson, president
and CEO of Kaiserman Company with
a resolution from State Senator James
Beach, in recognition of Kevon Office
Center, and Kevon Office Center II earning
the U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency’s ENERGY STAR certification.
Pennsauken for 2012, helped unveil
Kevon Office Center’s new solar roof installation,
and presented a resolution on
behalf of State Senator James Beach,
who was unable to attend.
“The Township is proud to be part of
this landmark event and to celebrate
with the Kevon Office Center as they receive
the ENERGY STAR certificate,”
says Kneib. “This is the first building in
Pennsauken that is receiving this rating.
The Kaiserman Company has been a
stalwart in Pennsauken and I congratulate
them on this project.”
For more information on membership, or how
you can be a Spotlight Business, send an email
to the B.I.G. Council Membership Committee
at BIGCouncilPennsauken@gmail.com.
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