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The Cosmetic Vein & Laser Center 

Leads the Way to Healthier Legs 

NON-INVASIVE LASER TECHNOLOGIES 

FOR THE TREATMENT OF VARICOSE AND 

SPIDER VEINS RESTORE THE HEALTH, 

BEAUTY, AND VITALITY OF YOUR LEGS. 

Don’t let unsightly and uncomfortable varicose and spider veins rob you 

of your natural beauty. Dr. Kimberly Moskowitz is one of only 240 board– 

certified vein specialists (Phlebologists) in the United States. As a leading 

expert in the field and a member of the American College of Phlebology, she 

has pioneered the safest and most up-to-date treatment options for varicose 

and spider veins. Today, those options include state-of-the-art non-invasive 

technologies that allow patients to return to most normal activities the same 

day as treatment. 

Left untreated, abnormal veins can lead to serious health risks like blood 

clots, phlebitis (inflammation of the veins), cellulitis, and leg ulcers. Expert 

treatment of varicose veins dramatically improves painful symptoms and 

prevents complications. Dr. Moskowitz will perform a thorough ultrasound 

examination of the legs to accurately assess the severity and extent of vein 

disease. This diagnostic ultrasound is a necessary part of the initial consultation 

as it allows the physician to determine the most appropriate treatment plan. 

“I am so truly grateful that my education, 

experience, and technology allow me to spend 

every day doing exactly what I love to do. 

I place enormous emphasis on my relationships 

with my patients and do my best to help them 

look and feel young, natural, and healthy. 

I want everyone to maximize the beauty 

they were born with.” 

Dr. Moskowitz has been performing and training other physicians to 

perform EVLT (Endovenous Laser Treatment) since its FDA approval in 

2003. During this 45-minute, safe, outpatient procedure, an ultrasound is used 

to guide placement of a thin laser fiber into the abnormal Saphenous vein in 

the leg. Heat energy from the laser causes the abnormal vein to immediately 

collapse and redirect blood flow to the normal healthy channels in the leg. 

The body reabsorbs the abnormal vein, resulting in improved circulation and 

symptoms. Local anesthesia is used to completely numb the area around the 

Kimberly Moskowitz, M.S., M.D. 

vein so the procedure is virtually painless. EVLT has a 99% success rate and has 

eliminated the need for painful surgical procedures such as vein stripping. 

Contrary to what many physicians are taught, spider veins can cause the 

same symptoms as much larger varicose veins. Also, because 25% of spider 

veins are associated with underlying larger vein abnormalities, it is often 

considered medically necessary to treat them. Sclerotherapy (tiny injections of 

a solution that closes the veins), is the most effective and least painful treatment 

for spider veins and blue veins under the skin surface called reticular veins. Skin 

lasers are very effective for treating small veins on the face and chest; however, 

for leg veins, they are less effective, more painful, and often lead to scarring and 

hyperpigmentation. 

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Kia: 

The Right Choice... 

Pushing Forward. 

In spite of a worldwide economic setback, Kia Motors continues to 

push forward. We’ve watched as car manufacturers beg for bailouts, 

close dealerships and downsize positions at manufacturing plants. 

This has made buying a car an even bigger commitment than it once 

was. The purchase of a car has become about finding the most 

economical choice with a company you know is going to be around 

for years to come. 

Kia is a company you can trust, even on a local level. Bill Byrd Kia 

rates #1 in customer service out of Kia’s 630 dealers. We offer little 

to no hassles with buying or servicing, and we don’t try to sell customers 

things they don’t want. 

Kia is also keeping up with the Going Green trend. The Rio* made the 

American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy’s “Greenest Vehicles 

of 2009” list. While many of us love the idea of leaving a little 

less of a carbon footprint, price can be a deterrent. Not so with the 

Rio. It has excellent gas milage, receiving up to 50 highway miles and 

32 city miles on the standard. *Priced as low as $11,990 

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As the year moves forward toward the holidays, 

signaling that 2010 is right around the corner, I 

cannot help but reflect upon our achievements in 

2009. This has been a year of numerous 

defining moments for the Panama City 

Beach Chamber of Commerce. The 

Chamber has been strengthening its 

strategic partnership with the Tourist 

Development Council all year, an 

aspiration that has resulted in our two 

organizations successfully co-producing 

the 

2010 Vacation Planner for the first 

time. We have taken an active role with 

the 

Bay County Economic Development 

Alliance, and stepped up our involvement with the Military 

Affairs Committee and Bay Defense Alliance. We are happy 

to again work with the Bay County Chamber on two more 

“First Fridays at the Beach” in 2010, and to actively support 

and strengthen relations with the Walton Area Chamber. 

The time has come for all our organizations – both in Bay 

County and our neighboring counties – to come together and 

act as one region. In 1776 our founding fathers designed an 

emblem with a motto for our new nation: E Pluribus Unum 

“Great Leaders make things possible; exceptional leaders 

make them inevitable.” 

~Newt Gingrich 

We are only six short months 

away from the opening of a 

brand new “green” LEEDcertified 

airport, and we’re thrilled to have 

Southwest Airlines signed on to service it. 

This will no doubt help position Northwest 

Florida as one of America’s leading beach 

destinations as the Southwest Effect* 

begins to take hold. Our region is also 

home to one of the world’s most important 

defense aerospace economic clusters anchored by U.S. Air 

Force, Navy, and Army aviation installations. Southwest’s 

arrival is expected to stimulate job growth and economic 

development, and the Beach Chamber will be involved in 

promoting and supporting these initiatives. 

Two new seats have been added to the Airport Authority, to 

Dewey Wilson and Dawn Moliterno, President/CEO of the 

Walton Area Chamber. We look forward to strengthening 

our ties with this region. The Airport Authority has recently 

brought on board Jones Lang LaSalle to help place tenants 

on 1,400 acres available for industry at the West Bay Sector 

and to help create new jobs, with the goal being to develop 

a cohesive, long-term economic engine in this region. We 

(out of many, one). These powerful words have stood the 

test of time and are still inscribed on our currency today. I 

would like to recognize the Beach Chamber’s President, Beth 

Oltman, for her tireless hours, effort and 

commitment to fortifying this Chamber’s 

relationships with the aforementioned 

organizations. 

In 2009 the Chamber’s committees came 

to life in a way I have not seen before. 

Navigator has become a large triumph 

under the leadership of Karen Blackerby 

and Chamber staff. Our Education 

Partnership and Green Leadership 

committees have successfully carried out their missions 

all year. YP @ The Beach, the co-creation of the Beach 

Chamber, Walton Area Chamber and Coastal Vision 3000, is 

off to a great start. Our Governmental Affairs has assembled 

an exhilarating legislative agenda for 2010. 

I have enjoyed serving as the Beach Chamber’s Chairman 

of the Board for 2009, and look forward to continuing my 

involvement with this ever-evolving organization for years 

to come. 

Anthony DuBose 

are currently in the “Pre-Marketing Phase” with our 

new airport, and it is exciting to see our community so 

enthusiastic, focused and involved. Now, 

more than ever, we must work together as 

one region to achieve these goals...and stay 

focused and committed. Kevin Johnson, 

St. Joe’s new Vice President of Economic 

Development, states, “[Developing the 

West Bay Sector] is a fifty-year vision. We 

all must be patient and persistent.” 

As our Bay County Economic Development 

Alliance (EDA) aptly stated in October, 

Bay County is definitely an “Emerging 

Urban Area.” In the months to come the Beach Chamber 

will become increasingly involved with the EDA and in 

helping find opportunities to enhance our area’s economic 

prosperity. Additionally, we are extremely pleased to have 

John Robbins as Chairperson of our Governmental Affairs 

Committee in 2010, and helping us create a vibrant legislative 

agenda for our Chamber. 

*The Southwest Effect refers to the increase in airline travel 

originating from a community after service to and from 

that community is inaugurated by Southwest Airlines that 

improves service and/or lowers cost. 

Beth Oltman 


Panama City Beach Chamber of Commerce 

309 Richard Jackson Blvd., Panama City Beach, FL 32407 

Phone: (850) 235-1159 Fax: (850) 235-2301 

PCBeach.org 

2009 

Board of Directors 

Chairman of the Board 

Anthony DuBose, 

Coastal Community Bank & Insurance Agency 

Past Chairman 

Al McCambry, Knology 

Incoming Chairman 

Philip Griffitts, Jr., Sugar Sands Beach Resort 

Treasurer 

Robert Carroll, McNeil Carroll Engineering 

Secretary 

Paul Wohlford, Resort Collection of PCB 

Legal Council 

Steven L. Applebaum 

The Board 

Karen Blackerby, Magnum Capital 

Felicia Cook, Simon Property Group 

Pam George, Gulf World Marine Park 

Amy Harris, Royal American Hospitality 

Scott Harris, Wachovia Bank 

Annie Holcombe, Oaseas Resorts 

Terry Hook, Publix Super Markets 

Jayna Leach, Sterling Resorts 

Lee Ann Leonard, By The Sea Resorts 

Chris Pariseau, Allegra Print & Imaging 

Edy Rivard, Gulf Coast Medical Center 

Dan Rowe, PCB Convention & Visitors Bureau 

Cil Schnitker, Comcast Cable 

Jeff Segan, Bay Point Marriott Golf Resort & Spa 

Russ Smith, The Towne of Seahaven 

Honorary Members 

Mayor Gayle Oberst, City of PCB 

Dr. Ken Shaw, FSU PC 

Dr. Jim Kerley, GCCC 

Brian Connors, Naval Support Activity PC 

Janet Watermeier, 

Bay County Economic Development Alliance 

Chamber Staff 

President & CEO 

Beth Oltman 

Vice President Communications Marta Rose 

Vice President Finance Jena Kimmel 

Director of Sales 

Lynn Kandler 

Vice President Member Services Cyndi Ainsworth 

Special Events Coordinator Hillary Marchman 

Systems Coordinator Kristopher McLane 

Member Services 

Lindsay Dring 

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your connection to the beach 

As a Chamber of Commerce, 

our staff, board of directors 

and committee chairmen are well 

aware of our community’s issues, 

challenges and goals, as well as our 

economic, political and cultural climate. 

Are you up to date on these 

things? 

“Moving from Valuable to Essential” 

is the theme of the Beach Chamber’s annual Board Retreat this 

year, held in November, and we have made it our commitment to continue 

to effectively communicate information on current community 

affairs to our Chamber Members and local residents in 2010. 

N O V E M B E R / D E C E M B E R 2 0 0 9 

Contents 

10 Business Spotlights 

• Zen Garden Market & Lotus Café 

• ALPHA Audiology 

• Gulf Power’s EarthCents 

15 A Few Minutes With Jim Boyd, Sr. 

18 The Annual Green Issue 

23 Capitalizing on a New Airport 

38 Event Calendar for November and December 2009 

In October, Chamber executives from around the state of Florida met 

at The Future of Florida Forum in Orlando at Disney World to discuss 

the issues at hand and how we, as Chambers of Commerce, can 

be catalysts for economic growth in our communities. “The future of 

our Sunshine State,” our state and national leaders reported, “lies in an 

immediate, important transformation that will need to take place, from 

tourism and agriculture to Florida becoming a nucleus of aerospace, 

technology and life sciences.” This essential transformation will bring 

Florida residents greater prosperity and an elevated quality of life. 

On the road to becoming a “Modern Metropolis,” one emerging global 

trend will take great significance: Everyone will need to work. In 

our “global, borderless, knowledge-based economy,” a phrase leaders 

spoke often, Talent – educated, skilled workers – is the new economic 

development currency around the world. Companies are going where 

the talent is. Talent is going where quality of life is. One question we 

should all be asking is, What can I do to contribute to the quality of 

life here in Panama City / Panama City Beach? 

The issues are complex, but the solutions need not be. And therein 

lies our Chamber’s primary goal: To continue to create and execute a 

well-rounded variety of programs, speaking engagements, networking 

functions, workshops, promotional vehicles and opportunities for you 

to give back to the community...and stay involved. 

As always, we are open to your suggestions, and we value your feedback. 

Please feel free to drop me a note at Marta@PCBeach.org. 

Marta Rose 

26 Chamber Committee Updates 

34 Naval Support Activity Panama City / FSU Panama City 

35 Gulf Coast Community College / TDC CVB 

36 Workforce Board / Troy University 

28 Member News 

38 Membership Report / Ambassador Update 

38 New Members 

39 Renewing Members 

39 Ribbon Cuttings 

6 Chairman’s Message 

6 President’s Message 

Editorial Staff 

Editor & Creative Director: Marta Rose 

Contributing Writers: Dr. Kerley, Dr. Shaw, Dan Rowe, Kim 

Bodine, Cmdr. Pfefferkorn, Lisa Kitto, 

Rick Norton, Kristy McKinney 

Online Content: Kristopher McLane 

Social Media: Lindsay Dring, Kristopher McLane 

Production: Boyd Brothers Printing 

Advertising Sales: Lynn Kandler, Cyndi Ainsworth 

Distribution: Allegra Print & Imaging 


BUSINESS Spotlights 

Photos of Lotus Café and Fluid Lounge by Pier 

Zen Garden Market & Lotus Café 

Locals are raving about the new Zen 

Garden Market located on Panama 

City Beach. The Market provides 

plants, produce and health products, and 

Lotus Café and Fluid Lounge is a way to 

experience it all first hand...in smoothies, 

juices, tapas, pitas, salads and more. 

The Health Market carries a streamlinedcarefully 

sourced line of products including 

super foods from around the world, organic 

produce, and over 100 dried herbs, spices, 

teas, edible flowers and medicinal plants. 

You won’t see aisles of vitamins at Zen; 

they take a different approach, inspiring 

and enabling customers to learn more about 

using food as their medicine. Many of the 

items from the store are utilized in the Lotus 

Café and Fluid Lounge, allowing customers 

to become familiarized first hand with these 

products. 

At Lotus Café customers can dine in a 

beautiful garden setting and have fresh 

dishes prepared from scratch, from local and 

organic foods. “It’s about getting people 

connected back with the source of their food 

and in turn, their health,” states co-founder 

Joe McKenna. Joe overcame his own battle 

with cancer through the use of fresh foods 

and juices, and has now been inspired to 

share this with everyone. So check out Zen 

Garden Market, and understand your food, 

as they say “From Garden to Grub.” Visit 

zengardenmarket.com. 

 

ALPHA Audiology 

In March 2003, ALPHA Audiology 

Hearing Health Services opened at 

1047 Jenks Avenue in a quaint, aqua 

green cottage chosen from more than thirty 

locations in a 50 mile radius. Prior to their 

opening, one Pennsylvania-owned clinic 

was available in Bay for 350,000 residents in 

the five county area. 

Artworks, Amanda Fagan. 

Enter independent ALPHA Audiology, 

owned and operated by the Taylors. 

Audiologist Dr. Anne Marie Taylor, CCC-A, 

and her husband, Practice Manager T-Bob 

Taylor, emphasize, “We focus on diagnostic 

testing, review and concise recommendations 

for traditional hearing needs, pre-andpost-surgery, 

syndromes and other hearing 

concerns including protocols regarding 

Cochlear Implants. Precise, ANSI certified 

calibrated equipment and sound rooms are 

essential for accurate testing.” 

More than 500 practitioners, military bases 

and hospitals have interacted directly. 

Explains Dr. Taylor, “Hearing aids are not 

the answer for everyone. Many are sold 

prematurely without consideration of medical 

concerns and are often over-priced. We feel 

blessed to have been able to purchase the 

most state-of-the art technology and continue 

as a recognized Southeast leader. Previously, 

Auditory Steady State Response (ASSR), 

Eustachian Tube Dysfunction, Auditory 

Processing Disorder (APD), Hi-Frequency 

Tympanometry, and in-depth Newborn 

Evaluations were not available unless you 

journeyed to friends in Tallahassee, UF 

Shands Gainesville, Nemours Pensacola, 

and UA Birmingham.” 

“We get visitors and referrals concerned about 

Tinnitus, Meniere’s, Sudden Hearing Loss, 

Syndromes, Auditory Processing Disorder, 

Otosclerosis, Physical & cranio-facial 

abnormalities. OSHA, legal & other hearing 

needs are also precisely tested,” adds Dr. 

Taylor. “Now we’re the oldest Audiological 

company in this part of the Panhandle. We 

directly serve residents and Doctors including 

Allergists, Neurologists, Pediatricians, 

Pulmonologists, Otololaryngologists (ENTs) 

and others who join us in focusing on what is 

best for the patients.” 

Nationally Dr. Taylor is among a growing 

number of female owners of wholly 

independent Audiology clinics, noting, “We 

are changing healthcare options, including 

offering direct payment-at-testing discounts. 

More than half of this area doesn’t have 

insurance or hesitates because they don’t 

know what’s covered. “ 

Explains T-Bob, “ENTs do not do their own 

Audiological testing. Licensed Audiologists 

perform the tests and make Audiological 

recommendations. Freedom to choose all 

health care providers, including Audiologists, 

is a federal right.” Medicare, TriCare, and 

other funding agencies do not require prior 

visit to an ENT. Federal, state, legal entities 

including Early Intervention, CHS, CMS, 

Disability Determination, Voc Rehab and 

others now have an on-going relation with 

ALPHA Audiology. 

Often asked about free tests, Dr. Taylor states, 

“Hearing screenings are often geared toward 

hearing aid sales and can easily miss medical 

needs.” The standard for Audiology is a 

Doctorate of Audiology from an accredited 

university. Hearing instrument specialists, 

BC-HIS, in-house experts, and audiology 

assistants are not Audiologists and are not 

required to have degrees. It is illegal to 

misrepresent testing or credentials. 

Dr. Taylor earned her Doctorate of Audiology 

from Arizona School of Health Sciences 

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From left, Dr. Anne Marie Taylor, CCC-A and her 

husband, Practice Manager T-Bob Taylor. 

A.T. Still University. She has a Master’s 

Degree in Audiology and undergraduate 

degrees in Communicative Disorders (Speech 

Therapy) and Elementary Education from 

Louisiana State University-Baton Rouge. 

For more information call (850) 763-7707 or 

visit alpha-audiology.com. 

 

EarthCents Programs Can Help 

You Save Money & Energy 

EarthCents is a menu of energy 

efficiency and conservation programs 

for new and existing homes as well 

as businesses. EarthCents programs can help 

you reduce your electricity bill and protect 

the environment. 

History of Gulf Power and Energy 

Efficiency 

In the early 1970s, Gulf Power introduced the 

energy efficiency standard for homebuilding, 

the GoodCents home program that has been 

used by utilities nationwide. In addition, Gulf 

Power was the first to offer an innovative 

home energy management program. Our 

energy efficiency programs have helped 

our customers reduce their energy demand 

in Northwest Florida by 350 megawatts — 

enough to power 100,000 homes. 

Energy Select 

Pay less for your electricity 87% of the time. 

Energy Select is a nationally recognized 

interactive energy management system that 

will let you program selected appliances 

to automatically respond to four different 

electricity prices depending on the time of 

day, day of week and season. Installation is 

free and you’ll receive free surge protection 

as well. The program costs $4.95 per month 

and includes a programmable thermostat that 

controls your heating and air conditioning 

system, electric water heater and pool pump. 

You’ll s reduce your CO2 output by 1,692 

lbs. per year. 

EarthCents Home 

An EarthCents Home will save you 

money, and is earth friendly! A major part 

of our new energy-efficiency initiative is 

the EarthCents Home. It builds upon the 

strong foundation of the GoodCents Home 

and incorporates many of its features. The 

new EarthCents Home will be enhanced 

to exceed EnergyStar standards as well 

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PUBLICATION SPECIALIST 

425 East 15th Street 

Post Office Box 18 

Panama City, FL 32402-0018 

1-800-677-BOYD(2693) • 850-763-1741 

Fax: 850-769-6526 

www.boyd-printing.com 

Is it working with experienced professionals to create a quality 

product? Is it watching their ideas come together before their eyes? 

Or is it the bottom line, knowing they are getting the most for their 

hard earned money. We say it’s all these and more. 

From the simplest business card to a full 

color magazine printed on our new GOSS 

SUNDAY 2000/24 page (57” wide) 

4 Unit Heat Set Web Press, or one of our 

Heidelberg 28 x 40 8-color Speedmaster 

presses we will work with youto achieve 

your printing goals, time and time again. 

AT BOYD BROTHERS WE DON’T WANT ORDERS, 

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A Few Minutes with 

Jim Boyd, Sr. 

Boyd Brothers Printing, located in Panama City, is one of the largest 

print operations in the entire U.S. The business began in 1931 and 

has steadily grown in the past 78 years into a 100,000 square foot 

operation encompassing two buildings and employing 100 people. 

Marta Rose recently had the priviledge of taking a tour of the 

facility and interviewing the owner of the operation, Jim Boyd, Sr. 

Pictured from left: Jim Boyd, Jr. and Jim Boyd, Sr. 

MR: What is the history of Boyd 

Brothers? 

Jim Boyd Sr.: My father, Alton Boyd, had a 

crippled leg and needed to learn a trade he 

could do sitting down. He went to a trade 

school in Alabama to learn to be a Linotype 

(hot metal typesetter) operator. He went to 

work for a local newspaper/job print shop as 

a linotype operator in 1929. In 1931 his employer 

Lillian West had to cut his salary from 

$25 per week to $ 15 because of the depression. 

He borrowed $175 from friends and 

family and purchased the equipment from 

the widow of a printer in Brundige, Alabama 

who had recently passed away. He moved 

the equipment to Panama City and founded 

Boyd Printing Company. His brother, John 

joined the business several years later. An 

office supply division was added about the 

time of WW II. 

I joined the company in 1968 after receiving 

my MBA from Emory. I got my BS from 

Carnegie Tech (now Carnegie Mellon) in 

graphic arts management. Jim, Jr. joined the 

business in 1996. He has a BS from Emory 

and got his law degrees from Villanova in 

Philadelphia. Jim, Jr. is now President and 

CEO and I am Chairman of the Board. We 

are the only common stock holders in the 

corporation. 

The original location was on lower Harrison 

Avenue. It moved several times until we 

built a building for our printing plant in 1960 

on East 15th street. Our office supply store 

continued to be located downtown on Grace 

Avenue until it moved to 15th Street also. 

We sold the office supply division in 1991. 

What services do you offer? 

We offer both sheet fed offset and heat set 

web offset. We have in house prepress(layout 

and design), sheet fed presses that can print 

on sheet sizes from 20” to 40”, and complete 

finishing. Our bindery includes cutting, folding, 

saddle stitching die cutting, foil stamping 

and mailing. 

What are some of the ways Boyd 

Brothers has gone green? 

Boyd Brothers strives to responsively manage 

the resources utilized during the printing 

process to help preserve and sustain the environment. 

Some of the ways we have become 

environmental friendly include: 

• Our house sheets are New Page Sterling 

which is an FSC certified paper, that means 

the pulp to make this paper comes from responsibly 

managed forests. 

• All paper waste has been recycled for over 

twenty years. 

• Soy based inks are used which release less 

volatile organic chemicals than petroleum 

based inks. 

• Older printing presses have been replaced 

with new energy efficient presses that require 

less make ready and less running time. The 

presses have efficient variable cutoffs that 

optimize the use of paper and reduce paper 

waste. 

• Our printing fountains for our presses are 

alcohol free. 

• A new solvent recovery system has been 

installed which takes the water out of our 

system, distills it and recovers 95 percent of 

the sludge formerly produced. The amount 

of solvent required has been reduced by 60 

percent. 

• A digital workflow system was installed in 

our prepress area in 2000 which eliminated 

the use of film and chemistry and digitally 

generates printing plates. 

• Process Management Technology was recently 

installed which doubles the life of the 

plate developer in the plate making process. 

• Clients can post their files to our FTP site 

on line and view proofs online eliminating 

transporting files and proofs for approval. 

• All of our used aluminum printing plates 

are recycled. 

• Fluorescent lighting is used throughout 

both printing facilities. 

• Our facilities have been smoke free since 

1995 to maintain interior air quality for our 

employee’s health. 

Who are some of Boyd Brother’s 

customers? 

Our customers are mainly concentrated 

around the Southeast. Our largest customer 

is in Atlanta and we print approximately 30 

different apartment guides in the Eastern US. 

The locations range from Houston to Detroit 

to New England to Miami. The contract for 

the apartment guides necessitated the move 

into heat set web printing with the purchase of 

our new Goss Sunday 2000 57” wide press. 

We do a lot of printing for FSU and U of FL. 

We may be the only thing the schools agree 

on as we print the football media guides for 

both schools. We print many lifestyle magazines 

for cities around the Southeast. We are 

the printer of the Circuit magazine which 

you are now reading. Less than 2 % of our 

business comes from Bay County. 



Tell me about your Heidelberg 

press. 

All of our sheet fed presses were made in 

Germany by Heidelberg. Our two 40” presses 

can print from roll stock or sheet stock. 

The roll stock is actually cut to the desired 

size sheet as it is fed in the press. This allows 

us to use only the size required (19” to 28”) 

and we minimize waste paper. These presses 

can print 8 colors on one side in one pass or 4 

colors on both sides in one pass. That allows 

us to print 16 magazine pages such as The 

Circuit in one pass through the press. The 

sheet fed press can print up to 13,000 copies 

per hour. The new heat set web can print 24 

magazine pages up to the rate of 65,000 per 

hour, plus they come out folded. 

Can you tell me a little about 

your family? 

My wife Nancy is from New York and I 

met her on a blind date while in college in 

Pittsburgh. She has an extensive career in 

education and is presently the Assistant Superintendent 

of Bay District Schools. Our 

daughter Robin is married and living in Dothan. 

She and her husband Reid Dove have 

two children, Anna Reid, 10 and Hal, 8. Jim, 

Jr.’s wife Cille is a Panama City native (Cille 

Redding) and is a practicing attorney. They 

have two children, Fisher, 6, and J. Alton, III, 

5. Spending time with our four grandchildren 

has to be our favorite thing. 

Nancy and I both love to travel and photograph 

our visits. We have been to some 

beautiful places over the years and really 

enjoy remembering our visits in our photographs. 

Jim, Jr. is very involved with 

his family. They love to visit Shell Island. 

Cille’s family owns a cabin in Wyoming and 

love visiting there. 

What is it about the business 

that you love? 

Both Jim, Jr. and I do love what we do. I 

have been working here in some fashion 

since I was 14 years old. Jim, Jr. worked 

every summer from middle school until college. 

I guess we both have printers ink in our 

veins. Printing is one of the few businesses 

that still makes something. Luckily for me 

Jim, Jr. decided he would rather be a printer 

than a lawyer. 

 




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Closer Look at 

Computers and 

the Environment – 

Keeping it Green 

When it comes to being 

green, what role does our 

increasing dependence on 

computers and the internet play? The majority of us use a computer 

on a daily basis – how can we implement changes in our use of 

technologies that will benefit the environment? 

Estimates show that a 10-30% reduction in paper usage is possible 

with appropriate use of available technology. By using email, instant 

messenger, a webcam, or other forms of internet based communication, 

we can help save the 4 billion trees that are cut down each year in 

North America alone. In addition, sending mail electronically keeps 

cars and postal service vehicles off the road, subsequently reducing 

fuel consumption and car engine emissions significantly. The same 

can be said regarding our use of the internet for our shopping needs, 

which allows consumers to conveniently shop “at the click of a 

mouse.” 

As new technologies enter the market approximately every two years, 

e-waste is a mounting concern. There are many options available 

for computers besides just throwing them away. Many computers 

can actually be reused and refurbished - consider donating your old 

computer to someone in need – the elderly, your local Goodwill, a 

favorite charity, or a local school. The other viable option is recycling. 

If thrown away or taken to the nearest landfill, computers can release 

toxins to the environment, potentially polluting the water we drink 

and the air that we breathe. By eliminating e-waste, the environment 

is protected, resources are saved, and organizations in need will 

benefit. 

Beyond the actual equipment, being an internet user has many 

members were recently asked to share information with 

us on recycling, conservation, sustainable living, our ecology, and 

all things Green Earth related. Here is a compilation of their 

practices, opinions and knowledge. 

advantages. We can access information about everything green – 

from recycling and hybrid cars to the hole in the ozone layer. Learning 

what you can do, sharing that information with others and putting 

ideas into action are the very essence of “being green.” 

Useful Links: 

Recycling Electronics: www.electronicsrecycling.org/Public/ 

default.aspx 

Local Recycling: www.co.bay.fl.us/waste/dropoff.php 

Greening America, One Home at a Time 

A new company, Green Street Mortgage Lenders, has come to town 

with a mission of helping our residents reduce their electric bills. With 

the rising costs of electric coupled with the down economy, it’s really 

putting a strain on our residents. An energy efficient mortgage allows 

a homeowner and home buyer to make up to $8,000 in qualified energy 

efficient improvements without any out of pocket expense. For 

making the upgrades, a homeowner is rewarded by several entities. 

For instance, the homeowner earns up to a $2,400 Energy Tax Credit 

from the IRS, up to $1,000 rebate from Gulf Power, and a $500 rebate 

from the State of Florida. 

So how does one get an Energy Efficient Mortgage? Green Street 

Mortgage Lenders, Inc. has streamlined the process making it simple 

for the homeowner. The first step is to get pre-qualified by your Green 

Street Mortgage Lenders, Inc. advisor. After you’ve been pre-qualified 

for the mortgage, the next step is to perform the HERS (Home 

Energy Rating System) audit on the home. An independent auditor 

will come to your home and complete a comprehensive analysis of 

the homes energy usage and identify any major problem areas. During 

your consultation with the energy auditor, he will come up with a 

custom energy improvement plan and guide you in the best choice of 

improvements to make that are specific to your home. Once you’ve 

settled on what improvements you’d like to make, money for the im- 



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provements are placed in escrow and your closing is scheduled. After 

the work is finished, a followup inspection is performed to make 

sure that the work was done properly. The end result, a home owner 

can make these improvements with no out of pocket 

expense, receive almost $4,000 dollars back in rebates 

and incentives, and reduce their electric bill between 

40% to 60%. If given a choice between a traditional 

mortgage and an Energy Efficient Mortgage, there’s 

really no reason why anyone would not want to take 

advantage of an Energy Efficient Mortgage. For more 

information, please visit our website at www.greeenstreetlenders.com. 

Sustainable (and Green) Commuter 

Transportation 

Each year, the average panhandle commuter spends 

almost two thousand dollars (excluding loan payments) 

driving themselves to work and home again. 

Using AAA’s 2008 average per mile cost to drive, a 14-mile round 

trip can cost as much as $1,908.72 or more. That is a pretty significant 

portion of income for folks making less than $30k 

per year. Ride On is here to help. 

We offer FREE coordination of commuter programs 

for individuals and employers. Included is the administration 

of rideshare programs, assisting with the establishment 

of TAX FREE incentives for transit and 

vanpool fares as well as costs associated with biking 

to work. Participation is voluntary, and coupled with 

a FREE emergency ride home program, Ride On is 

a program every employer should be offering to their 

staff. Ride On helps make commuter transportation 

affordable, reliable, and sustainable (not to mention 

environmentally friendly). For more information, call 

Hope at (850) 769-4854 or visit www.smogsmells. 

com. Ride On is a program of the West Florida Regional Planning 

Council made possible by the Florida Department of Transportation. 

Bay County Audubon Wins State Award 

Audubon of Florida selected Bay County Audubon Society to receive 

the 2009 statewide Best Chapter Education Program Award. The 

award is based on diversity, innovation and promotion 

of conservation. This is the fifth statewide award 

in four years for Bay County Audubon Society. 

The current activities of the Education Committee included 

fifty outreach events and activities and three 

long-term projects. These included twelve opportunities 

to promote youth bird watching and provided 

twenty-nine classrooms with the Audubon Adventures 

Program that reached over 615 students. Educational 

activities were directed at all age groups, from newborns 

to seniors. The Chapter reached adults in the 

community through events such as Earth Day, Winter 

Visitors Welcome Day and the Redfish Tournament. 

The committee also organized a local meeting for 

the Eagle Watch Program that helped in educating the appropriate 

U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation 

Commission personnel. Work on establishing a 

permanent hands-on exhibit on back yard birds at the 

Junior Museum of Bay County was initiated, and is 

scheduled to be completed by June 2010. 

Green Gardening Tips from Audubon 

If you have pine trees in your yard you probably get 

tired of raking and bagging up pine straw. Unfortunately, 

some people resort to having their trees cut 

down to save some work. What they may not realize 

is the fact that pine trees and other trees provide 

shade to help cool your house and yard during the hot 

summers. Also, during storms and hurricanes, pine 

trees will block a lot of the wind that may damage a 

house, since they are flexible and will bend with the 

wind. Pine trees also provide essential food and nesting habitat for 

wildlife. 


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But what about all that pine straw? You can simply run over it with 

your mulching lawn mower and that will chop it up into fine pieces 

that will be utilized as fertilizer by your lawn. Another option is to 

rake it up in long piles and then mow over it. This will reduce the 

volume by about 70%. Then, you can rake it up and cart it to your 

mulch pile where it will become rich mulch in a few months. Acid 

loving plants like azaleas and camellias will utilize it in place of store 

bought fertilizer. A 3-foot square enclosed area is sufficient and you 

can use fencing material like chicken wire stapled around 4 posts in 

the ground. Add some water occasionally to speed the process up. 

You can also add any other yard debris, coffee grounds, vegetable 

scraps and peelings. 

If these options won’t work for you, simply dump the clean pine 

straw out by the yard, picking out all the pinecones, branches and 

other debris. Place a sign (optional) saying “free pine straw” and 

landscapers and neighbors will probably spot it and haul it off to use 

in other yards. The last time I did that, the large pile was gone in 3 

hours. Any of these options is preferable to bagging and much better 

for the environment. 

Olive Garden’s Green Team 

Olive Garden began efforts last year with implementing a “Green 

Team” initiative in all their restaurants. They have worked hard at 

controlling energy costs and usage with a standardized “power-up” 

program that regulates when turning on cooking equipment, air conditioning, 

heating and irrigation. The Green Team is established in 

each restaurant to monitor this progress and to make recommendations 

for improvement. 

Better Business Bureau Encourages Businesses to 

Reach Out to Both Baby Boomers and Millennials 

with Green Marketing Programs 

Today, more than 40 million baby boomers are also “green boomers” 

who say they are more likely to purchase environmentally-friendly 

products and services from companies that are socially responsible. 

Given these facts, your BBB offers advice to help guide your business’ 

social responsibility efforts to boomers and other consumers. 

Many products advertised as “green” or “organic” can sway purchasing 

decisions, but companies also position themselves as socially 

conscious to attract customers. Such a position begs the question 

though, what does it mean to be green and how can you communicate 

it in your advertising? 

To help promote your company’s green efforts to all audiences, BBB 

offers the following advice for making “green” claims in advertising 

and marketing: 

Tell the truth. A recent study by a Canadian-based marketing firm 

found that many products aren’t as earth-friendly as they say they are. 

Few things destroy a company’s credibility with consumers faster 

than false advertising. 



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Make concrete claims. An honest advertiser will not make vague 

statements such as “environmentally friendly” or “sustainable” without 

examples to back up the claim. Making fuzzy claims can get you 

into trouble with any and all consumer segments. 

Provide evidence. You need to be able to explain how you’re making 

the world a better place. Consider creative ways of quantifying your 

company’s impact such as: How many hours have your employees 

volunteered? Who has benefited and how have they benefited from 

your firm’s efforts. 

Get a stamp of approval. There are independent third-party organizations 

that will certify your environmentally-friendly statements 

such as EcoLogo (www.terrachoice-certified.com/en/) or Green Seal 

(www.greenseal.org). The recent BBB/Gallup Trust in Business Index 

found that less than half of American consumers (49%) say they 

have a great deal or quite a lot of trust in businesses that they regularly 

deal with, so consumer’s ability to trust your claims matters – and 

certification helps. 

Get expert help. As a result of the green-frenzy, many marketing 

and advertising firms specialize in branding companies as environmentally 

friendly and socially responsible. For additional information 

and advice you can trust, start with www.bbb.org. 

Environmentally Friendly Hotel Conserves 

Resources, Saves Money and 

Attracts Customers 

The Florida Department of Environmental 

Protection (DEP) welcomes 

the Bay Point Marriott Golf Resort 

& Spa to the Florida Green Lodging 

Program. The voluntary state initiative 

provides the lodging industry with 

free technical assistance, encouraging 

hotels and motels to adopt cost-saving 

“green” practices that reduce waste 

and conserve natural resources. 

“Seeing businesses implement green 

practices is not only good for business, 

it’s good for Florida’s environment,” 

said DEP Sustainable Initiatives Director 

Deas Bohn. To become a designated member of the Florida 

Green Lodging Program, hotels must implement a variety of green 

practices, including but not limited to water conservation measures, 

a linen reuse program, energy efficiency, waste reduction, the use of 

green cleaners and high efficiency air filters. 

“Environmental awareness is foremost in the minds of the travel and 

tourism industry in Florida,” says General Manager Jeff Segan. “By 

implementing action steps to ‘green’ our Panama City resort, our efforts 

can ensure that the Bay Point Marriott Golf Resort and Spa is contributing 

to the preservation of our beautiful Florida environment.” 

SunWorks Solar 

SunWorks Solar has been helping businesses, municipalities and 

homeowners harness free sunshine since 1973. As a respected 

pioneer in our industry, we are known for installing customized solar 

solutions. Our focus is on choosing the right products to help our 

clients lower their electric bills, increase energy efficiency and reduce 

carbon emissions. From our headquarters in Jacksonville, we serve 

the entire Southeast and Caribbean. We are authorized dealers for 

some of the world’s most respected and innovative solar product 

manufacturers. 

We work diligently each day to earn our reputation as an innovator in 

custom solar solutions. We are proud to be: 

• The exclusive installer for Home Depot customers throughout 

Florida, • The exclusive contractor for LEED-accredited builders 

throughout the Southeast; • The exclusive trainer for Solar Energy’s 

renowned Solar University (yes, we train our competitors!); • The 

exclusive partner for Energy Labs, a leader in cutting edge solar 

thermal technology; • An authorized installer for SunPower, a leader 

in solar electric technology. 

Let us help you save with a customized solar solution. For more 

information visit www.sunworkssolar.com. 

Turning Over a New Leaf 

In a real estate transaction the closing is the final step, and when you 

consider everything in one closing 

transaction you will most likely consume 

upwards of 250 sheets of paper. 

Because of this, SETCO decided to 

conserve natural resources and went 

green long before “going green” was 

en vogue. As early as 2003, SETCO 

elected to make a substantial investment 

in state-of-the-art technology in 

the move to make the “paperless office” 

a reality. 

The first step in the implementation 

of that strategy was the acquisition of 

our “paperless closer” program. After 

some period of internal adaptation and 

external education, the system quickly 

opened other technology opportunities. The State of Florida’s approval 

of electronic recordation and signatures led to SETCO’s selection as a 

BETA site for testing this new technology in several Florida counties. 

Get Bronze at Club Sun Tanning Salons 

Club Sun Tanning Salons have begun implementing the all-important 

three R’s: reduce, reuse and recycle to do our part to help save the 

earth and deliver that bronzed glow our customers crave. 

One way Club Sun has begun “reducing” is by using thinner paper 



Capitalizing on a New 

Regional Utilization of the New Northwest Florida – 

Panama City International Airport as an Engine for 

Environmentally Responsible Economic Development 

By Rick Norton, Jones Lang LaSalle 

O 

n May 18, 2010, the first commercial flight at 

the new Northwest Florida –Panama City International 

Airport is scheduled to land, ushering 

in a new era in airport design, construction and 

operations. State-of-the-art security, which has 

been designed to incorporate seamlessly into the infrastructure, 

advanced baggage handling systems and additional forwardthinking 

designs will allow the Airport to efficiently handle air traffic 

and passenger expansion. 

These progressive features, 

coupled with the unprecedented 

and keen focus on 

environmental responsibility, 

will allow the Airport 

to serve as a model for 

airports across the United 

States. On the local front, 

the new Airport provides an 

opportunity to serve as an 

industry leader in a slightly 

different fashion: promoting 

the goal of new employment 

opportunities through 

the attraction of businesses 

seeking to embrace the advantages 

of the new Airport 

and “green” development. 

This past July, the Panama 

City-Bay County Airport 

and Industrial District hired Jones Lang LaSalle, a global real estate 

firm headquartered in Chicago, to develop and execute a plan for 

the attraction of businesses to (new) Airport-owned property which 

will be adjacent to the runways and the main terminal. Jones Lang 

LaSalle, tapping into its worldwide network and its breadth of experience 

advising cargo, manufacturing, and aviation-related corporations, 

is finalizing a development and marketing plan to target businesses 

with a specific desire to capture the advantages of operating 

on airfield. Most importantly, however, Jones Lang LaSalle’s plan 

is specifically designed to foster a sustainable vision – both environmentally 

and economically – for business and industrial growth 

throughout the Northwest Florida region. 

Upon its completion, the Northwest Florida – Panama City International 

Airport will include approximately 1,400 acres of land adjacent 

to runways and facilities which will be designated for use primarily by 

aviation-focused business ventures. While the development of such 

a large aggregation of land – combined with the collaborative efforts 

of The St. Joe Company – will take a number of decades to complete 

in its entirety, the opportunity to attract companies with an interest in 

Northwest Florida and an interest in sustainable construction & operations 

has already begun. 

As it possesses the country’s 

first terminal building 

to begin its life fully LEED 

certified and has developed 

an environmental mitigation 

plan that ensures a net 

environmental benefit to 

the region, the new Airport 

has created an atmosphere 

of environmental responsibility 

second to none in the 

United States. 

Jones Lang LaSalle’s top 

priority has been (and continues 

to be) to create and 

execute a marketing plan 

that promotes economic 

development through the 

responsible attraction of 

employment opportunities 

which fit the region’s targeted industry sectors (Transportation/Logistics, 

Health Sciences, Renewable Energy & Environmental, and 

Aviation/Aerospace & Defense) and provides average wages exceeding 

the regional mean. In addition, the increase in corporate responsibility 

and sustainability efforts worldwide have created an opportunity 

for the Airport to assume an environmental “leadership role.” As 

such, Jones Lang LaSalle’s extensive market reach, its global team of 

real estate advisors and over 700 LEED-certified professionals eagerly 

embrace the opportunity to assist tenants who will provide a significant 

economic boost to Northwest Florida, while at the same time 

supporting the Airport’s initiative of environmental responsibility. 

 


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for our EFT contracts and change forms. Instead 

of mailing birthday coupons to customers, we’ve 

begun utilizing email. The company that supplies 

our vitamin water, MR International’s H10O, began 

using bottles that contain less plastic. We use 

CFL spiral light bulbs that only need one-fourth 

the energy of traditional, incandescent bulbs and 

last ten times longer. We have begun recycling 

spent tanning lamps which contain mercury and 

need to be disposed of properly. Lamp recycling 

businesses can even recycle the metal on the tips 

of bulbs. Eyewear is a common item that is sanitized 

and then reused. 

Club Sun, along with MR International, goes 

green by selling organic lotions, lotions packaged 

in recyclable bottles and bags made of recycled 

plastic. Stop by any Club Sun to get a free recycled 

bag and a $25 tanning gift card! Ask for 

the “Green MR Offer” to get yours. To find the 

nearest location to you (and cut down on vehicle 

emissions!) visit www.clubsuntanning.com. 

Go Green! Go Harbour Green! 

Protecting human health and the environment is 

among the highest priorities to Harbour Green 

Apartment Homes. We comply with all federal, 

state and local environmental statutes, regulations, 

enforceable agreements and permits applicable 

to our business activities. The Harbour Green 

Maintenance and Management Team make sure 

to inform our residents, vendors and contractors 

of our expectations and that they comply with all 

environmental laws, codes and regulations. 

Harbour Green partakes in the “Environmental 

Awareness Program” which requires employees 

to undergo thorough training, testing and certification 

for environmental compliance. We feature 

sunny solariums, water heaters, dryers and 

stoves that are operated with natural gas, as well 

as hydrothermal heating to conserve energy. To 

conserve the earth’s precious water supply our irrigation 

has rain sensors, and we have installed 

water saving showerheads, and low flow toilets. 

We will continue to be the example that living a 

Green life is available to apartments dwellers. 

Harbour Green Apartment Homes aims to provide 

an inviting community atmosphere and superior 

personal service while helping keep our 

planet safe and healthy for future generations. 

Call (850) 236-9599 for more information. 



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Geothermal Heating and Cooling 

Use the Earth to heat and cool your home. 

Geothermal heating and cooling systems take 

advantage of the Earth’s relatively constant 

temperature — a renewable energy source — 

and save as much as 40% on energy costs. You 

can receive a $400/ton rebate when you install 

a geothermal system at your home or business. 

Customers who install one in their existing home 

can reduce CO2 by 6,313 lbs. per year. 

Solar Thermal Water Heating 

Heat your water with the power of the sun — with 

our new Solar Thermal Water Heating program. 

You can receive a $1,000 rebate when a qualified 

contractor installs a qualified solar thermal water 

heating system. You also may be eligible for an 

additional $500 rebate from the State of Florida, 

as well as a 30% Federal Tax Credit available to 

tax payers through tax year 2016. As a program 

participant, you’ll receive a free home Energy 

Check Up which includes energy savings tips, 

free compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs), and 

guidelines for successful solar thermal water 

heating installations. Here’s the great part — you 

can save up to 75% on your annual water heating 

cost and reduce CO2 by 5,776 lbs. per year. 

Energy Check Up 

Get your home’s energy-efficiency health 

checked for free! Gulf Power’s energy experts 

can help you identify no-cost and low-cost ways 

to reduce energy costs through free energy audits 

in-person, online, or by mail. By implementing 

recommendations from an Energy Check Up, 

residential customers can see a savings of up to 

2% annually on their energy bill and reduce CO2 

by 583 lbs. per year. 

Energy Education 

Through community awareness, school partnerships 

and programs, direct mail, workshops and 

other initiatives, Gulf Power strives to increase our 

customers’ understanding of the money-saving 

benefits of energy efficiency and conservation 

which will also result in reduced carbon dioxide 

emissions. To find out more about EarthCents 

programs that can save you money and energy, 

call (877) 655-4001 or visit gulfpower.com. 

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Chamber Committee Updates 

F OCU S 

ON THE FUTURE 

Empowering Students to See 

Their Own Potential 

Education Partnership 

We are underway with a new classroom 

mentoring program focusiong on the 

keys to success in the real world. This 

program will link high school classrooms 

with local business leaders to encourage 

students to prepare now for their future 

careers. An application and materials can 

be accessed online at www.PCBeach.org 

on the committees page. Those interested 

in participating, please contact Lynn@ 

PCBeach.org. 

Governmental Affairs 

In late October the committee hosted 

Representative Jimmy Patronis, Jr. for 

a round table discussion. Amendment 

4, offshore drilling, excessive fishing 

regulations, the sustainability of FSU PC 

and transportation plans for the area were 

some of the many issues he discussed. The 

committee will be leading a local Floridian’s 

for Smarter Growth campaign and will 

have other associations and organizations 

involved. This group opposes Amendment 4 

aka “Hometown Democracy” which would 

be detrimental to our area if it is passed. For 

more information on Floridians for Smarter 

Growth contact Lindsay@pcbeach.org or 

got to www.Florida2010.org. 

Green Leadership 

The committee took part in the 24th Annual 

International Coastal Clean-up Day on 

September 19 at Rick Seltzer Park on S. 

Thomas Drive. A good crowd turned out to 

help keep our beaches “clean and green.” 

On Saturday, November 14 the committee 

will assist the Ronald McDonald House 

with their “I CAN, U CAN, WE CAN” 

Recycling Can Drive at Gulf World Marine 

Park on Front Beach Road. From 9:00 

am to 2:00 pm the community is invited to 

stop by and drop off aluminum cans. The 

committee is also helping promote Nike’s 

“SOLE IN, PEACE OUT” shoe recycling 

program, asking Chamber members to bring 

in their old pairs of sneakers to the collection 

bin in the Chamber Lobby; visit www. 

NikeReUseAShoe.com. 

Membership Committee 

The Chamber will hold a special Member Appreciation Day for our members on Friday, 

November 13 at Bonefish Grill in the Grand Panama Village, from 3:00 to 6:00 pm. Bonefish 

Grill is serving up fish tacos, gourmet burgers, signature specialties and draft beer, and Jesse Deese 

will be singing and performing on acoustic guitar. Chamber Members, mark your calendars for 

this fun afternoon…we want to see you there! 

YP @ THE Beach 

Young Professionals Today. Leaders Tomorrow. 

Young Professionals @ THE Beach is planning a 

professional development lunch for Wednesday, November 18 at the Red Bar in Grayton 

Beach. Destin Mayor Craig Barker will provide insight into leadership and professional 

development. For committee information contact Kristopher@PCBeach.org. 

NAVIGATE TO SUCCESS 

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2009 

4:00 - 5:15 PM 

CALYPSO, 19806 FRONT BEACH RD. 

Navigator, the Chamber’s small business 

initiative, is holding its next workshop, 

Resolution Revolution, at Calypso prior 

to the Chamber’s After Hours Business 

Mixer on November 19. This high intensity 

workshop will help attendees engage in 

a process to create a motivating vision of 

what their professional and personal success 

will look like in 2010. “Investing time to 

prioritize and plan will provide laser-like 

focus and direction to launch you into an 

incredibly successful and thriving new 

year,” says coach Lisa Adams, founder 

of Thrive Partnership, LLC. To attend, 

R.S.V.P. to Hillary@PCBeach.org by 

Tuesday, November 17. Be sure to check 

out Navigator’s YouTube Channel at www. 

youtube.com/NavigatorPCB. 

Market your company to more than 20,000 

Beach Chamber member companies and 

their employees at NO COST! The Memberto-Member 

Discount Card Program 

encourages nearly 900 Chamber members 

to prefer Chamber member businesses 

when making their buying decisions. The 

Member-to-Member Discount Directory 

can be found on our website at PCBeach. 

org. Offers can be removed or changed at 

any time by communicating the change via 

email to Hillary@pcbeach.org. 

Navigator awarded its first two Small 

Business Person of the Year awards at 

Friday at the Beach on October 9, to two 

businesses in recognition of their dedication 

and contributions to our Chamber. Gary 

Martin of Vision Payment Solutions, and 

Lisa Adams of Thrive Partnership LLC. 


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under the supervision of Board Certified Dermatologists 

Dr. Jon Ward & Dr. Michael Stickler 

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Botox, Latisse, Cosmetic Fillers, & 

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Comprehensive Medical Exams for 

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Member News 

Supper at Grace 

Supper at Grace is the wonderful weekly 

meal offered free of charge every Thursday 

evening to the poor, the homeless, the needy 

and the lonely of our community at Grace 

Episcopal Church in Panama City Beach.To 

help support the costs, Grace is presenting 

a Wine Tasting and Silent Auction on 

Tuesday, November 10 from 6:00 to 8:30 pm 

in the church’s Wilhite Hall, 9101 Panama 

City Beach Pkwy., near the corner of Moylan 

Road and Highway 98. Doc from Carousel 

will speak about wine and food pairings, 

substantial hors d’oeuvres will be served and 

a silent auction will also take place. Tickets 

are $15 and must be purchased in advance 

from the Grace Church Parish Office. 

Thanksgiving Dinner is the flagship for 

Supper at Grace. The turkey is donated by 

Pineapple Willy’s, along with trimmings and 

desserts from area markets, restaurants and 

home-cooking from the Grace parishioners. 

Grace parishioners, friends and volunteers 

spend many hours to assure that everything is 

“just right” for their guests, even giving each 

a gift bag of nutritious foods to take home. 

A Tradition of Responsibility 

Hallmark Cards began recycling paper in the 

1940s, have used recycled paper in products 

and packaging since the 1970s, and established 

a corporate-wide environmental conservation 

program in the 1990s. Some of the measures 

the company has introduced in years past are 

routine business practice today: 

• We actively participate in the Environmental 

Protection Agency’s WasteWi$e and Energy 

Star Building programs. 

• Since the early 1990s we’ve reduced solid 

waste by 70% and hazardous waste by 90%. 

• School-age youngsters have been turning 

scraps from Hallmark’s manufacturing processes 

into art projects at Kaleidoscope, a 

creative experience for children, since 1969. 

• A waste-to-energy program at our distribution 

center in Enfield, Conn., has resulted 

in an ongoing zero% waste program since 

1998. Materials not recycled are used as 

electrical generator fuel. 

• Surplus stationery, greeting cards, paper 

party supplies, and other products are donated 

to educational and human service organizations 

for redistribution to people in need. 

Emerald Coast RV Beach 

Resort 

Nestled in a lush, award-winning tropicalgarden 

setting just off Front Beach Road, 

Emerald Coast RV Beach Resort is the perfect 

destination for both short and long-term RV 

vacations. Wide sites with cement pads, both 

pull-thru or back-in, offer plenty of space for 

the biggest of rigs. Each site is meticulously 

landscaped and has its own picnic table 

and patio light. Guests enjoy deluxe 50/30 

Amp service, WiFi, premium cable service, 

spotlessly-clean, private tiled restrooms 

and showers, security gate, business service 

center and morning coffee. Our heated pool 

and spa, party deck, beautiful clubhouse, onsite 

horseshoe, tournament-quality shuffleboard 

court, hiking & biking paths, children’s 

playground, fishing pond, paddle-boats, sand 

volleyball court and seasonal beach shuttle 

service provide our guests with a multitude 

of ways to fill their days. Our concierge is 

always happy to arrange a day of Deep Sea 

Fishing, a trip to Shell Island, golf tee-times 

or recommend one of our favorite restaurants. 

Pictured from left: Grace Church parishioners; 

Emerald Coast RV Beach Resort. 

SMALL BUSINESS 

DEVELOPMENT CENTER 

THE SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT 

CENTER IS A RESOURCE OF EXPERTISE, 

TRAINING & CONSULTING POSITIONED 

TO ASSIST ENTREPRENEURS IN 

DEVELOPING SUCCESSFUL AND 

THRIVING BUSINESSES. 

FALL & WINTER MONTHLY 

WORKSHOPS: 

Steps to Starting a Small Business (3 hrs) 

Fee: $20 

Wednesday, November 11, 8:30 - 11:30 am 

Wednesday, December 2, 1:00 - 4:00 pm 

SBDC, Lynn Haven 

Business Plan Development, 

Part I & II (6 hrs) 

Fee: $40 

Thursday, November 19, 1:00 - 4:00 pm 

Thursday, December 10, 1:00 - 4:00 pm 


Tax Planning & Record Keeping (3 hrs) 

Fee: $20 

Tuesday, November 17, 1:00 - 4:00 pm 


Tuesday, December 15, 6:00 - 9:00 pm 

GCCC, Student Union East Rm. 244 

SBA Loan Packaging (3 hrs) 

Fee: $20 



Introduction to Government Contracting 

Opportunities (3 hrs) 

Fee: $20 

Tuesday, November 3, 1:00 - 4:00 pm 



SBDC: Small Business Development Center 

in Lynn Haven. Located at 2500 Minnesota 

Ave, one block east of Highway 77 at the 

corner of 25th and Minnesota Ave. in Lynn 

Haven. 

(850) 271-1108 

GCCC: Gulf Coast Community College in 

Panama City. Located east of the Hathaway 

Bridge at the corner of Highway 98 and 23rd 

St. in Panama City. 

(850) 872-3823 


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Member News 

Greenify Your Body 

By Kristy McKinney 

Whether you have purchased a fuel efficient 

automobile, an energy star washing machine, 

switched to all natural cleaning products, 

or drink your daily water out of a reusable 

plastic bottle, we all, in some way, have 

made a minor change that over time will 

make a major difference. But, what about 

our bodies? Do we give our body the proper 

tools it needs to run efficiently each day? 

Water makes up 60% of your body weight, 

therefore it is responsible for every system in 

the body functioning properly. How much 

water do you consume each day? If your 

answer is less than one gallon, you are doing 

your body a disservice. Try buying a pretty 

acrylic water bottle, fill it with ice cold water, 

keep it with you and refill throughout the day. 

Are you getting your RDA of Vitamins 

and Minerals? Most people do not. Quite 

frankly, most don’t even supplement with a 

Multi Vitamin & Mineral. Do your body a 

favor…visit the website fitday.com and plug 

in a journal of the foods and drinks you take 

in daily. It will quickly tell you the percentage 

of vitamins and minerals you have consumed 

each day. You will see what specific nutrients 

you are lacking and work to improve those. 

For instance, if it says you are deficient 

in Calcium and Vitamin C, you can go to 

dietandfitnesstoday.com and search for foods 

that are high in Calcium and Vitamin C. 

Are you exercising regularly? You have 

time for the things that are a priority in 

your life; make your health a priority! 

You may be too tired because of your lack 

of exercise. The endorphins that are released 

while exercising boost your mood and energy 

level. In order to be able to run and play with 

your kids without getting worn out, you must 

exercise. You are doing your kids a favor 

by keeping yourself healthy and active and 

at the same time, you are teaching them the 

importance of following a healthy lifestyle. 

This, when learned at a young age, will stay 

with them throughout their life. 

Are you a label reader? Do you prepare your 

meals at home or eat out most of the time? 

Do you drink sugar-laden sodas that are full 

of empty calories? The cold hard facts are 

that you get out of your body what you put 

into it. Your daily calories should come from 

clean, healthy, natural sources. Steer clear of 

high fructose corn syrup and hydrogenated 

oils. Eat things with a small ingredient 

list, full of ingredients you can pronounce. 

Switch to Ezekial bread (found in the freezer 

section). Switch to Greek yogurt and fat 

free milk. Use olive oil rather than butter or 

margarine. Eat very little animal fat, which 

is mostly saturated. Eat whole grains rather 

than white starchy carbs. 

These changes will have your body running 

much more efficiently. You will sleep better, 

feel better and be hungry more frequently 

because you are eating clean foods and your 

metabolism will be functioning at a higher 

rate. You will eat more frequently, ideally 

six times a day, and your body fat will go 

down as your lean muscle tissue increases. 

You will stay hydrated. You will come out 

of the gym ready to go outside and really 

PLAY with your kids. Your hair, skin and 

nails will look better than ever, because they 

are full of nutrients. You have now officially 

GREENIFIED your body! Please feel 

free to contact mckinneyfitness.com with 

questions on how to make your body run 

more efficiently. 

NEW BUSINESS 

A RECENT ADDITION TO BAY COUNTY 

IS THE ALL-NEW JOHN LEE NISSAN ON 

HARRISON AND 23 RD 

A local businessman, John Lee, purchased 

the former Lloyd Nissan dealership in early 

June 2009. Since purchasing the Nissan 

franchise Mr. Lee has moved his other 

dealership, Panama City Mazda, to the 

former Lloyd Cadillac Pontiac Buick GMC 

facility which is located at the same lot 

(corner of Harrison and E. 23rd St.). 

Mr. Lee has also re-opened the former 

Lloyd Collision Center. This 21,000 square 

foot body shop was closed by the previous 

owners, Sonic Automotive Group, based 

in Charlotte, NC just before the sale of the 

Nissan franchise. 

At the heart of Mr. Lee’s business success 

is the revolutionary Lifetime Warranty 

offered free of charge on all new Nissan 

and Mazda vehicles, as well as select preowned 

vehicles. This lifetime warranty is a 

nationwide warranty which provides a true 

lifetime warranty regardless of where the 

customer lives. 

Since the addition of Nissan and the body 

shop, which is newly named John Lee 

Collision Division, the number of employees 

has increased from fifteen to over seventy 

in a few short months. This has helped to 

revitalize the local economy and is growing 

as the news spreads about John Lee Nissan/ 

Mazda. The employees are motivated to 

help this dealership succeed, and there is a 

sense of excitement and pride as they carry 

out their duties. Mr. Lee states that happy 

employees create happy customers. 

Mr. Lee understands that time is the one 

thing that most people don’t have enough 

of. He sells a great deal of used cars which 

includes all vehicle brands (Toyota, Honda, 

Chevrolet, Cadillac, Ford, etc.) and believes 

these customers deserve the ability to return 

to the dealership for service instead of 

sending them to another dealership. This 

was the driving force behind opening the 

Express Super Service Center and being 

able to service and repair these other makes 

and models. 


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BAY COUNTY AUDUBON 

AUDUBON PRESENTS ITS 41ST ANNUAL 

TRAVEL & ADVENTURE FILM SERIES 

Sponsors of Hope 

Sally, Silvie and Heaven Britton are 

American citizens born in Costa Rica, 

where their parents were serving as fulltime 

missionaries at the time. Their earliest 

memories were of helping others; especially 

youth and the elderly. Being that their family 

was large (eight kids) they learned at an early 

age to share, and developed a healthy work 

ethic as all were expected to not only help 

with the chores around the house, but watch 

out for their younger brothers and sisters. 

By the time they were teens they had also 

lived in France and Brazil, ending up in 

Plano Texas where they graduated from 

high school. All three would go on to study 

television production and post-production 

and then enter full-time employment at their 

family studio. The Brittons came to Bay 

County six years ago on vacation, fell in love 

with the beaches, the people and the lifestyle, 

and simply stayed. 

The Britton girls real passion, however, 

is their charity work as volunteers for 

“Sponsors of Hope.” In recent months they 

donated two truckloads of clothing to local 

area churches and the Rescue Mission for 

Bay County’s most needy, and have given 

wheelchairs and eyeglasses to help Panama 

City young people. 

These young ladies also regularly help 

four local nursing homes with any basic 

necessities their residents may need. Soon 

they hope to teach local youth how to sail, 

with a sailboat that was recently donated to 

the organization. Most recently the Britton 

girls have been gathering linens and towels 

for needy families and are planning to cheer 

up Bay County children at Christmas. Linen 

and toy donations (only) can be dropped off 

at AAA Self Storage, 2125 Lisenby Avenue 

in Panama City. 

For information on how you can help, 

please contact Sally, Silvie or Heaven at 

sponsorsofhope@yahoo.com or by phone 

at (850) 319-1755 

Locals Helping Locals 

Who would have thought a gaggle of little ducks could help out in such a big way? The 

Grand Panama Beach Resort hosted the Annual Duck Race and Cocktail Party to help raise 

money for Beach Care Services (BCS). This year $10,600 was raised. Pastor Ramon Duvall 

from Beachside Fellowship was emcee. The Acoustix played music poolside, and duck riders 

braved the evening air and chilly water, all for a good cause. 

BCS is a non-profit organization that provides emergency assistance. Founded 10 years ago, 

BCS has helped thousands of beach residents pay bills, fill prescriptions and buy gas or trolley 

passes to get to work. Beach Care Services is an all-volunteer organization with no paid staff 

members and a volunteer board. It is funded completely by contributions from local churches, 

businesses, individuals and civic groups. The bills for operating expenses are paid by Bill and 

Eric Buskell. 

Upper Left Photo by Linda Lucas, Bay County Bullet: Rick Russell and Cyndi Ainsworth win the 

first round of the Duck Races. Right Photo: Sally, Heaven and Silvie Britton. 

For more than 47 years Bay County 

Audubon members have been involved in 

activities ranging from assessment of local 

bird populations to taking action on local 

conservation and environmental issues. We 

are involved in all areas of environmental 

concern and conservation efforts, not only 

here in Bay County, but also on a state basis 

with Audubon of Florida and on a national 

basis with National Audubon Society. 

For the 41st year the Bay County Audubon 

Society will present its Travel & Adventure 

Film Series. The color motion pictures 

are presented and personally narrated on 

stage by the cinematographer. Proceeds 

from ticket sales are used for educational 

programs in Bay County public schools 

to promote wildlife protection and 

rehabilitation, conservation education, and 

land preservation. 

The films will be held at J. R. Arnold High 

School, 550 Alf Coleman Road at 7:00 pm. 

2010 films include: 

January 7: Beneath the Jungle and 

Beyond by Dale Johnson 

February 4: Yellowstone: Trails and Tales 

by Sandy Mortimer 

February 11: Cruising Russia, St. 

Petersburg to Moscow by Clint Denn 

Tickets are available at the door: Season 

Passes cost $12.00; individual programs 

cost $5.00; and students 18 and under are 

free. For more information contact Richard 

Ingram, Publicity Chair at (850) 871-1736 

or visit www.baycountyaudubon.org. 


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Updates on Community, Education, Workforce & Government 

The Energy Puzzle: Putting 

the Pieces Together 

Cmdr. Jessica Pfefferkorn 

The Department of 

the Navy participated 

in Energy Awareness 

Month in October. 

Throughout 

the Navy and here 

at NSAPC, we focused 

our attention 

on this event as Energy 

Action Month. 

DoN is aligning its energy awareness theme 

with the Department of Energy: A Sustainable 

Energy Future—We’re Putting All the 

Pieces Together. This theme encourages 

individuals to make energy conscious decisions, 

in the workplace and at home, to help 

solve the Navy’s energy challenges. 

The Navy’s emerging energy strategy is centered 

on energy security, energy efficiency 

and environmental stewardship that together 

will enable us to remain the world’s preeminent 

maritime power. Energy security 

is critical to mission success. Energy security 

safeguards our energy infrastructure and 

shields the Navy and Marine Corps from 

volatility in the energy market. Energy efficiency, 

being energy-smart in the little things 

we do every day, gives us immediate payback 

and allows for investing in the future. Powering 

down your workstation at the end of the 

day can amount to huge savings when multiplied 

by more than 2000 computers on base. 

Investing in environmentally-responsible 

technologies afloat and ashore will not only 

save money but will reduce greenhouse gas 

emissions and cut our dependence on fossil 

fuels. 

Navy people are all responsible for energy 

efficiency and promoting a healthy environment 

for a sustainable future. So what are we 

doing locally to help reach Navy and DOD 

energy goals? According to our Public 

Works “Energy Czar” Wells Parker, a whole 

lot! Energy projects currently underway 

will lower our total energy and water use by 

about 5% each per year annually. Our 2009 

base-wide Energy Conservation Project, representing 

a $1.7 million investment across an 

aggregate of over 70 buildings, pays for itself 

three times over during the 30-year lifespan 

of the assets. 

Across NSA Panama City, we have replaced 

over 20,000 lights with premium efficiency 

lights in the last 3 years, slashing lighting 

power use in our buildings by up to twothirds. 

Our MWR basketball gym is a shining 

example, wherein new premium 150 watt 

light fixtures actually produce more light than 

the old 400 watt lamps they replaced. 

Starting in 2010, one of the training pools at 

the Naval Diving and Salvage Training Center 

will be heated by solar energy. You may 

have noticed we’ve already gone solar with 

street lights at the north NDSTC parking lot, 

the NDSTC jogging path on Sandpiper, and 

by the Osprey Lane path bridge. These initiatives 

are phase 1 of multi-year shift toward 

energy independence. 

Efforts like these have resulted in Naval Surface 

Warfare Center Panama City Division’s 

recognition by Federal Energy Management 

Program and NSA PC achieving back-toback 

SECNAV Gold awards for 2008 and 

2009. A big round of thanks for our success 

is due to the diligence of command and 

department energy monitors around the base. 

But these achievements are made possible 

only through good energy stewardship by 

every one of us, every day. 

The Costs and Benefits 

of Higher Education 

Dr. Ken Shaw, FSU PC Dean 

Our community is 

very fortunate to 

have access to high 

quality higher education 

in this region. 

Florida State University 

was recently 

ranked #48 in the 

2010 U.S. News and 

World Reports Top 

50 Public Universities. 

These high quality programs are offered 

at FSU Panama City and are taught by bright 

and caring professors whose goals are to help 

students be successful in the real world. We 

are also fortunate to have great colleges in 

Northwest Florida that help students obtain a 

quality associate of arts degree; these colleges 

provide FSU Panama City with students 

who are academically grounded and ready to 

pursue a bachelor’s degree. 

I often hear that higher education is becoming 

unaffordable, so I decided to tackle this 

problem and find out what are the costs and 

benefits of higher education. I first chose to 

look at the savings a student would have if 

they obtained their bachelor’s degree locally 

rather than going away to school. I found 

that the cost savings were significant. 

At current tuition prices, a student obtaining 

an associate of arts degree at Gulf Coast 

Community College and then obtaining 

a bachelor’s degree at FSU Panama City 

would pay $12,596 in tuition costs, based 

upon completion of 60 credit hours at each 

institution. 

If a student decided to attend Florida State 

University in Tallahassee, the total tuition 

costs would be $18,304. Adding housing 

costs at $7,000/year would bring the total 

tuition and housing expenses to $46,304, assuming 

completion of 120 credit hours over 

a four-year timeframe. The cost savings of 

obtaining a higher education locally are substantial. 

In tuition alone, the savings are over 

$5,700 and with housing expenses, the savings 

are over $33,700! 

Though the $12,596 costs seem high, obtaining 

a bachelor’s degree will provide many 

benefits to a student. The primary financial 

benefit to obtaining a bachelor’s degree versus 

only a high school diploma is that of an 

increase in future earnings. Statistics from 

2006 reflect the median annual earnings of 

full-time, full-year wage employees and salary 

workers ages 25-34. The report showed 

that the median annual salary for high school 

graduates is $29,000/year and the median 

annual salary for 4-year college graduates is 

$43,500. The difference in salaries between 

the high school graduate and the college 

graduate is $14,500, a value that is greater 

than the tuition costs for a 4-year degree obtained 

locally. 


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There are many additional benefits to obtaining 

a bachelor’s degree; some are listed 

below: 

1. College graduates are typically better 

prepared to understand and engage in the 

world, the country, the state, and community 

in which we live. 

2. College graduates obtain better jobs and 

have additional opportunities available to 

them. 

3. Due to increased earnings potential, college 

graduates are more likely to enjoy an 

improved quality of life. 

4. Statistics indicate that college graduates 

give back to their community more often 

than those with less education, thus enhancing 

and improving not only their own quality 

of life, but the lives of many others as well. 

Investing in a higher education provides 

significant economic and cultural benefits 

for the graduate now and for generations to 

come! It is clear that the benefits far outweigh 

the costs. 

GCCC’s Annual Report 

Dr. Jim Kerley, GCCC President 

Gulf Coast Community 

College is 

pleased to announce 

that we recently 

published our 2008- 

09 Annual Report. 

The main purpose 

of the report is to 

measure our performance 

against the 

boldly stated goals 

set forth in our five-year Strategic Plan. As 

you may recall, the plan was created utilizing 

the input of faculty, staff, students, and 

community stakeholders and reflects our 

desire to continuously improve in providing 

world-class education opportunities to our 

community. 

Everything we do throughout the college and 

each new initiative taken by our faculty and 

staff ties in to one of the following goals: 

• Expanding learning opportunities 

• Fostering success of our students 

• Collaborating with our community 

• Advancing economic development 

At this point we are one year into our current 

strategic plan and I am thrilled to say that 

we have exceeded many of our stated goals. 

Some of the highlights are: 

• GCCC showed a 5 percent increase in enrollment, 

reflecting an increase in the need 

for the community college mission during 

troubling economic times. 

• The college increased e-Learning courses 

offered by 14 percent as we strive to make 

education more readily available to students. 

• Dual enrollment (high school students taking 

college courses) increased by 11 percent, 

the highest participation rate in the state. 

• Five new degree/certificate programs were 

created to expand educational opportunities. 

• The college enjoyed substantial increases 

in all areas of student satisfaction as measured 

by the Community College Survey of 

Student Engagement, a top national metric. 

• GCCC increased cooperation with FSU 

PC by launching the CONNECT! Program, 

offering students a seamless transition from 

GCCC’s associates program to a bachelor’s 

program at FSU PC. 

Now more than ever, we believe it is of the 

utmost importance to continue to offer new 

opportunities in order to better meet local 

workforce needs and to increase fulfilling 

career options for everyone. We promise to 

keep you abreast of our progress and invite 

you to take a close look at our annual report. 

An electronic version is available for your 

review at www.gulfcoast.edu and thank you 

for your continued support and feedback. 

Tourist Development 

Council 

Dan Rowe, President & CEO, Panama 

City Beach Convention & Visitors Bureau 

In addition to stunning 

beaches, Panama 

City Beach 

offers many unexpected 

natural 

wonders for visitors 

seeking a little adventure 

in the great 

outdoors. 

Eco-Seekers can 

enjoy hiking along scenic trails, camping 

along the shore, unparalleled fishing, kayaking 

tours, off-road cycling, diving and more. 

And, with everything from airboat adventures 

to glass bottom boat tours and marine 

rescue programs, there are many ways in 

which to experience and observe the surrounding 

wildlife of our coastal region. 

Even more exciting, Panama City Beach 

will soon be easily accessible to outdoor 

enthusiasts around the world, as we’re just 

a few short months away from the debut of 

daily flights arriving to Northwest Florida – 

Panama City International Airport. On May 

18, 2010, the nation’s newest airport begins 

air service and opens the gates to a state-ofthe-art, 

eco-conscious terminal designed to 

qualify for LEED certification. 

The rich beauty and appeal of the Northwest 

Florida region has caught the eye and 

attention of the nation as America’s leading 

low-cost carrier, Southwest Airlines, made a 

milestone announcement to the world with 

its intent to provide daily air service to the 

new airport beginning in May 2010. 

On October 21st, coupled with the announcement 

of plans to expand service to include 

eight daily flights into northwest Florida, 

Southwest Airlines also shared this exciting 

news: “Southwest Airlines (NYSE: LUV) 

today announced at its annual Media Day a 

‘green plane,’ an innovative idea that marries 

efficiency, environmentally responsible 

products, customer comfort, and reduced 

waste and weight. This plane, a Boeing 737- 

700, will serve as a test environment for new 

environmentally responsible materials and 

Customer comfort products.” 

It is a flying testament to the airline’s philosophy 

that environmental decisions make good 

business sense. All of the initiatives being 

tested on this Green Plane, when combined, 

will equate to a weight savings of almost five 

pounds per seat, thus saving fuel and reducing 

emissions, along with adding recyclable 

elements to the cabin interior and reducing 

waste. 

“Southwest is committed to continuing to 

lead the industry in emissions reductions 

through fuel efficiency. Efficiency in fuel 


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consumption benefits our Company as well 

as the environment, and this has been part 

of our business model since the beginning,” 

said Gary Kelly, Southwest’s Chairman, 

President, and CEO. “As we look to the future, 

we know climate change remains of vital 

importance to our industry, our Company, 

and our Customers, so Southwest works hard 

every day in every area to be a responsible 

steward of the environment.” 

“Southwest is proud to lead the aviation industry 

in environmental stewardship and 

honored to be working with these eco-friendly 

vendors and our partners at Boeing,” Kelly 

says. “We are excited to test their forwardthinking 

products and expect these green 

products to not only help the environment, 

but also create a fuel and materials cost saving 

for Southwest.” 

In addition to the green plane, Southwest 

also announced the November 1st kickoff of 

its more robust onboard recycling program, 

which is a co-mingled system that will allow 

the airline to capture more recyclable material 

and divert it from the waste stream. 

Environmental Stewardship is a responsibility 

Southwest takes seriously. For more information 

visit southwest.com/cares. 

Florida Energy Sector 

Partnership 

Kim Bodine, Executive Director, Gulf 

Coast Workforce Board 

Fighting global 

warming and transforming 

into a green 

economy is a massive 

and defining 

challenge. In order 

to address this challenge 

in Florida, the 

Gulf Coast Workforce 

Board has 

partnered with other 

regional workforce boards and Workforce 

Florida on a grant proposal called the Florida 

Energy Sector Partnership and Training 

Grant. 

If funded, the grant will support training and 

retraining of workers to meet the demands of 

the green economy. The majority of training 

will focus on incumbent workers in need of 

skill upgrades, as well as laid-off workers in 

need of retooling for green job placement. Industries 

being targeted include manufacturing, 

government, education, healthcare, building/ 

constructions, architects, engineers, community 

association managers, automobile technicians, 

and other professionals implementing 

energy efficiency and renewable energy. 

Locally, the program will leverage the training 

of Gulf Coast Community College’s Alternative 

Energy Engineering Technology (AET) 

certificate, upcoming Sustainable Design 

Technical certificate, and Continuing Education 

opportunities: LEED Green Associate 

Prep, Green Supply Chain, and Green Sales 

Associate training. Florida Solar Energy Center 

and Purdue University will also be leveraged 

for curriculum development and train the 

trainer programs. 

The Florida Energy Sector Partnership and 

Training Grant is a $6 million dollar proposal 

to the US Department of Labor. The award 

announcement is expected in January 2010. 

TROY Update 

Lisa Kitto, Site Director, Troy 

University-PC/Tyndall AFB 

When I first realized 

the theme of 

this Circuit edition 

revolved around 

“going green” I immediately 

thought 

there would be 

nothing TROY related 

that I could 

contribute on the 

subject that would 

be of any interest to the readers. However, 

Lori Wolverton our resident optimist said to 

me she would be happy to investigate the 

topic and I was pleasantly surprised with the 

efforts of her research. Lori discovered that 

within the Troy University family our faculty, 

staff members, and students are actively 

involved in many “Go Green” efforts. 

Our Department of Biological & Environmental 

Sciences of Troy University is very 

proud of faculty members Dr. Alicia Whatley, 

Dr. Michael Stewart, and Dr. Christi 

Magrath, along with former graduate student 

Ms. Smirti Bhattarai, who were recently 

published in the journal Aquatic Ecosytem 

Health and Management. Toni Robinson 

and Eddie James of our Southeast Region 

spearheaded a “Go Green” effort by recycling 

batteries and ink cartridges. They were 

able to send over 200 ink cartridges to Pet 

Smart Charities which are then used to fund 

food and medication for animals in shelters. 

Additionally, Lori discovered a majority 

of TROY locations have established a recycling 

plan for bottles, cans and paper and 

soon our billboard vinyls will be recycled to 

make purses, bags, and satchels. 

In August of this year our campus in Troy, 

Alabama initiated “Trayless” dining. By 

switching to laminate serving dishes, the 

need for plastic trays was eliminated and the 

end result is a reduction in food waste as well 

as a savings of 200 gallons of water a day, per 

thousand meals served. 

And finally, our Continuing Education Program 

has a course in the Personal Enrichment 

Department titled “Going Green at the 

Workplace.” This course is taught online by 

Brad Bergman. Mr. Bergman holds an MBA 

with a specialization in Technology Management. 

He currently works as a renewable 

energy professional and teaches classes as an 

adjunct professor. 

As a University, I am pleased to be able to 

relay that we are doing things to protect our 

environment and will be looking for other 

ways as well, and encourage all others to do 

the same. For more information about the 

course “Going Green at the Workplace,” 

please visit the TROY website at www.troy. 

edu or call us at (850) 747-0634. 


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magazine, Nov./Dec. issue! 

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EVENT CALENDAR 

visit PCBEACH.ORG FOR A FULL LIST OF COMMUNITY EVENTS 

Fridays 

November 13, 2009 

Edgewater Beach Resort 

NETWORKING: 7:30-8:00 am 

PROGRAM: 8:00-9:00 am 

Join Randy Curtis, Airport Authority and Kevin 

Johnson, VP Economic Development at St. Joe 

Sponsored by PBS & J and KBR 

December 11, 2009 

Edgewater Beach Resort 

NETWORKING: 7:30-8:00 am 

PROGRAM: 8:00-9:00 am 

Al Wendstrand, Florida’s Great Northwest 

Sponsored by Knology 

C H A M B E R 

After Hours Business Mixers 

Thursday, November 19, 2009 

Calypso 

5:30-7:30 pm 

Sponsored by Carr 

Riggs & Ingram 

Thursday, December 17, 2009 

Holiday Party at Breakers 

5:30-7:30 pm 

SEEKING SPONSORS 

For two First Friday’s at the Beach on January 8, 2010 and July 9, 2010 

FSU Holley Academic Center 

One Speaking Sponsor per event: $2,000 Table sponsors: $500 each, limited to four 

Contact Hillary for details and sponsorship benefits. (850) 235-1159 Hillary@PCBeach.org 

Albert F. Mapp, Jr. MD PA 

Charlie Coram’s Place on 23rd 

Children’s Home Society 

Colours at Bay Town 

Custom Technical Services of North FL 

Dance Life Fitness, Inc. 

Emerald Coast Obstetrics & Gynecology 

Emerald Coast VFW Post 10555 

Gwynne K. Ebanks 

Healthpoint Medical Group 

Healthy Start of Bay, Franklin & Gulf 

Ironman Florida 

John Lee Nissan Panama City Mazda 

Jones Lang LaSalle 

Magnolia Private Residence Club 

Martin Theatre 

Mattress America 

Metabolic Research Center 

Mills Heating & Air 

Ocean Towers Beach Club 

O’Sullivan Creel, LLP 

Panama City Rescue Mission 

Payroll Matters of North Florida, Inc. 

Preferred Risk Group, LLC 

R. B. Baker Construction, Inc. 

Rodeheaver & Harris Insurance, LLC 

TheMPService, LLC 

Cyndi Ainsworth, VP Member Services 

Social media is essential for increasing the awareness of your brand, 

influencing your reputation and creating heavier traffic to your website. 

With all of the new and fascinating technological avenues of 

communicating, how does your personal communication score? 

Effective communication skills are vital to building personal and 

professional relationships. We often find ourselves communicating 

smoothly in one situation, while we are stumbling to find the proper 

words in another. You may be content with your present communication 

skills, but there is always room for some improvement. Here are 

some useful strategies for effective communication. 

• Be yourself, be honest and straight forward, say what you mean and 

the other person will be drawn to you. 

• Observe your colleagues, who speak effortlessly and effectively 

while presenting their thoughts and ideas in meetings and in networking 

situations. Learn from them. 

• Listen attentively, ask questions and be respectful of their opinion. 

• Encourage the other person to speak, show that you are interested in 

what they have to say and focus on understanding their views. 

• Strengthen your communication skills by practicing at After Hours, 

Friday at the Beach meetings and other Chamber events. 

Don’t be afraid to get out from behind the computer and start having 

some fun! Begin today by building professional and personal 

relationships with other chamber members and remember, Chamber 

members do business with other chamber members who they know 

and trust. 

Pastor Ramon Duvall, Beachside Fellowship 

Panama City Beach is certainly among the most beautiful places 

on earth. The sand, the sea and a cornucopia of indigenous plant 

and animal species all harmonize together to make our environment 

unique in the world. Just a few moments of the sun’s warmth and the 

timeless beat of the waves upon the sand constitute the best therapy 

available on our planet. We are truly blessed to have the opportunity 

to live and work in the midst of such unparalleled beauty. 

We strive to be good stewards of our environment, and to respect the 

amazing creation around us. In this way, we preserve what we now 

enjoy for those who follow in our footsteps. The magnificence that 

surrounds us on Panama City Beach is made complete by the many 

wonderful people who spend their lives working and playing here. 

You are an important part of our environment. You are an integral 

part of our community, and your work as an Ambassador fosters the 

sense of unity and caring for which we are known. 

Every function you attend provides opportunity for business networking 

and growing relationships. When you invest your time celebrating 

with others, you open the door to your own celebration: a 

celebration of success, peace, joy, and fulfillment. Thank you for 

being an active participant in our Ambassador activities. I appreciate 

each one of you, and I am grateful for your support of the mission 

of the Panama City Beach Chamber of Commerce. If you have any 

questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at (850) 960-6026 or 

call the Chamber at (850) 235-1159. I’ll see you at the next event! 


members 

Ribbon Cuttings . New & Renewing Chamber Members . Ambassador Update 

Renewals - 1 Year 

Acton Up With Downs, Inc. 

ATL Landscaping & Maintenance, Inc. 

Bill Bryd Kia 

Coast to Coast Rentals 

DeJa-Vu 

Dennis Lichorwic, DMD 

Econfina Creek Canoe Livery, LLC 

Howell & Golden, PA 

Lisa & Co. Event Planning, Consulting and Design 

Press Print Graphics, LLC 

Rudolph Engineering & Construction 

Solace Day Spa & Salon 

Student Breaks, LLC 

Tri State Plumbing, Inc. 

Vacation On Demand 

Renewals - 2 Years 

Dade Paper/Gulf States 

Executive Office Furniture, Inc. 

Henkle Law Firm 

HP Pools, Inc. 

Jim Free Realty 

Nova Engineering and Environmental, Inc. 

Renegade Sports Center 

Southern Resorts 

System Laundry Management and Linen Rentals Co. 

Viamedia 


Alexan Back Beach/Trammell Crow Residential 

FSU-Panama City 

Women’s Civic Club of Panama City Beach 


Gulf Crest Condominiums 

Irby Electric Express 

Landmark Holiday Beach/Vacation Resorts Int’l. 

McInnis Builders, LLC 

WBPC-FM (B95.1) 


Aqua Condominiums 

Carillon Beach Institute 

Mike’s Diner 


Ben Kernan 

Joey’s Coffee 

Joni’s Beach Rentals, Inc. 

Labor Ready Worldwide 

Surfside Storage, Inc. 

WAVEnet Technologies, Inc. 


AT&T Advertising Solutions 

BaySolutions 

Calypso 

Coldwell Banker United, Realtors 

Keith Mortensen 

Panama City Beach Senior Center 

Verizon Wireless, 9/9 

Red Robin, 9/11 

Nu Wave Medical Center 

Sallie Mae, Inc. 

Thomas Stroud 


Charles Haines, Jr. 

Panhandle Educators Federal Credit Union 


Bay Arts Alliance 

Burg Management Company 

Enterprise Rent-A-Car 

PAKMAIL on the Beach 

Papa John’s Pizza /R & L Enterprises 


Boys & Girls Club of Bay County 

The Storage Center 


The St. Joe Company 


Calhoun Chiropractic Center, P. A. 

Donald F. Nations Real Estate 

Healthsouth Emerald Coast Rehabilitation Hospital 


Liz and Jane Clothes 

Lollye On The Beach 

Panama City Beach Visitor’s Map 

Front Beach Road CRA, 9/9 

Grand Lagoon, 10/1 

Dance Life Fitness, 10/16 

State Attorney, Glen Hess 

Trustmark Bank 


Copy Products 

Paradise Sound Resort Entertainment 


Cher’s Hallmark Shop 

Publix Supermarket Breakfast Point, Inc. 


Advanced Eye Care of Bay County 

Hombre Golf Club 

Knology Connecting Bay County 

Panama City - Bay County International Airport 


Gulf Glo Banners & Signs 

The Shores Homeowners Association 


Kilgore’s Karpet & Ceramic Tile, Inc. 


Ebro/Washington Co Kennel Club 


Gulf Highlands Beach Resort HOA 


Inacomp Data and Voice Systems, Inc. 

Peoples First Community Bank 


17329 PCB Parkway, Panama City Beach 

1/4 Mile West of Hwy 79 

850-249-6282 

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