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CHANDLER CHAMBER

CONNECT

Information for Businesses | Residents | Tourists JANUARY 2021

Looking Forward 4

Chamber Board Chair Message

Economic Impact 16

Second Round of Payments

Risks Worth Taking 21

Change that We Choose

CHANDLER

CHAMBER

Terri Kimble

PRESIDENT/CEO

Terri@ChandlerChamber.com

Mary Ann Przybylski

DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS

MaryAnn@ChandlerChamber.com

Barbara Caravella

DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS

DEVELOPMENT & SERVICES

Barbara@ChandlerChamber.com

Paulette Pacioni

MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS

Paulette@ChandlerChamber.com

Carly Hankins

PROGRAMS & SPECIAL EVENTS

Carly@ChandlerChamber.com

Jamie Guevara

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT SPECIALIST

Jamie@ChandlerChamber.com

Raquel Alcocer

OFFICE COORDINATOR

Raquel@ChandlerChamber.com

Naomi Sullivan

STUDENT ASSISTANT

info@ChandlerChamber.com

Get in Touch!

480.963.4571

101 W Commonwealth Ave.

Chandler, AZ 85225


ChandlerChamber.com

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CEO UPDATE

Looking Forward

Board Chair Message

Mayor Hartke

Editorial

Chamber on the Move

NEW MEMBERS

Renewing Members

PPE Kit

Distribution

Application

Board of

Directors

Virtual Job Fair

Meet the Elected

Officials

Economic Update

Committees

Chamber Calendar

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Economic Impact

Payments

EIDL Applications

Industry

Roundtables

Women In

Leadership

Strategy for Success

Diversity,

Equity &

Inclusion Series

COVID-19

Emergency Loans

Mixers

Ambassadors

Leads Groups

Sponsors

The Chandler Chamber of Commerce supports business and our

community by providing vital programs and services that attract

and retain business while embracing our diversity.

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PRESIDENT | CEO

UPDATE

Terri Kimble

CEO

PRESIDENT | CEO, CHANDLER

It has been a memorable year that will go down in history. While we faced

unusual challenges in 2020, it made for an innovative resilience that drove

the Chandler Chamber to keep the Chandler business community on solid

footing. We learned to think differently and that out-of-the box initiative will

continue to drive us into 2021.

In 2020, the Chandler Chamber was presented with the opportunity to implement

numerous programs and services to cultivate and solidify our relationship with not

only our members, but all businesses in Chandler during the pandemic.

We have gained knowledge, we have changed in the face of adversity, and we have

gained the tools and the means to make 2021 a positive journey.

The events of the past year demonstrated that the diverse challenges we faced as

a nation are truly complex and require an effort to ensure that every person realizes

the opportunity for justice. The Chandler Chamber stands behind our Diversity,

Equity and Inclusion series to bring us all together, sharing and educating so that we

may understand and appreciate each other.

Our goal for 2021 is to keep pursuing recovery for our region, focus on our

mission of providing unparalleled support for our businesses and to strengthen our

community – now and in the future.

Connected 51

community partners with

the unemployed through

Meet Your Match

Virtual Hiring Fairs

1,420 Job Seekers

to date

Recognized by the

Governor’s Office

for our efforts on the

Business Resource Portal

www.chandlerchamber.

com/chandlerchamber-covid19/

4,393 Attendees

to virtual networking

programs and events

with 90%

of participants having

less than 15 employees

2020 AT A GLANCE

#ChandlerChamber

#BusinessStrong

Created for community solidarity and pushed

out through social media, email, Chamber website

and printed on shirts

Business Resource

Portal Impact:

44,251

Social Media Reach:

1,950,657

Hosted more than

2,000

PEOPLE

at the weekly Resource

& Recovery Business

Impact Series with 95%

of participants having

less than 10 employees

4,983 Business

survey participants with

95% of respondents

from businesses with 50

or less employees

Governor Ducey tweeted

out Chandler Chamber’s

Business Resource page

as a Best Practice

in the state

https://twitter.com/

dougducey/

889 participants at

the Business Industry

Roundtables

Visit us online at ChandlerChamber.com

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Looking

FORWARD

JANE POSTON | CHAMBER BOARD CHAIR

2021If there was ever a year to look

forward to, it’s 2021.

Every Chandler business

owner is greeting the year from

a different vantage point, and

the future is still uncertain.

But I believe that it’s a time of

opportunity, and I invite you to

join the conversation regarding

what that future can be.

We know many business owners

have a great deal of work and

Introducing Jane

By Molly Bell

2020 Chamber Board Chair

It is with a great sense of gratitude

and satisfaction that I write my

final message as the Chandler

Chamber Board Chair. It is my

pleasure to introduce our 2021

Board Chair, Jane Poston with J2

Media. Jane is highly experienced,

qualified and prepared to lead

this Chamber into the future.

I know Jane and the Chamber

Board of Directors will continue

to innovate and move our

organization forward. I am

immensely proud of what our

Chamber has accomplished in

2020. We set out to lead, educate

and serve and I hope you feel we

have done just that. Thank you

for the opportunity to be a part of

and lead this incredible business

collective.

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| January 2021

healing to do, and the Chamber

is here for you. Many, like myself,

just want to wipe the slate clean

and start fresh. The Chamber

is here for you too. Whichever

side you happen to fall on, it

means getting creative with this

new beginning and adapting to

whatever comes our way.

In that regard, I hope you

like the fresh new look for the

Chamber itself. We wanted to roll

out the new look to go along with

our new location in Downtown

Chandler. And this isn’t just

optics; it’s about making sure the

Chamber is communicating clearly

and often with our members.

The Board and staff, led by our

President and CEO will continue

to find innovative ways and

new ideas to help businesses

in whatever capacity is needed.

We will continue to act as a

conduit between your business

and elected officials, other local

businesses as well as our partners

in the nonprofit and education

sectors.

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...it means

getting creative

with this new

beginning and

adapting to

whatever comes

our way.

We are the voice of the

business community, when and

how you need us to be.

One notable takeaway from

The Year that Shall Not be

Named, is that, while we are a

membership-based organization,

and rely on those memberships

to be financially sound, we

also believe that success of all

businesses in Chandler is the

success to us as a Chamber.

With that in mind, we’ve made

Chamber resources available

to any and all local businesses,

regardless of membership status.

That is something we’ll continue

when and where it makes sense.

We’re online when we need

to be, and will revisit in-person

events when we can. Our Ostrich

Festival committee is diligently

researching new concepts for

Chandler’s signature event. Each

event and program is being

examined for how it can help the

business community succeed in

the future.

I hope you join us as we build a

successful 2021. Be sure to reach

out to the Board, the staff, or me if

you have input or ideas. On behalf

of the Chandler Chamber Board

of Directors, I want to thank you

for being part of our organization’s

success, and most importantly,

welcome to the New Year!


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FROM THE

MAYOR

Chandler Mayor

Kevin Hartke

Chamber on the Move

Physical location and rebranding kick

off the new year

Same Dedication to the Chandler

Business Community

Happy New Year,

Chamber Members!

We are kicking off 2021 with

another round of relief funding

for Chandler businesses.

Through the I Choose Chandler

Business Hiring and Retention

Program, the City awarded and

disbursed approximately $4

million to nearly 550 businesses

in 2020.

Beginning on January 7th,

applications re-open for

businesses to apply based

on employee retention,

hiring or use of 1099-eligible

independent contractors

during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Approximately $5.5 million is

available to support qualifying

businesses, with a maximum

of $10,000 per business.

Businesses awarded in 2020

are eligible to reapply for

additional funding.

I am glad to see this

successful program continue

to support our local businesses

through the pandemic. Council

will continue to advocate

for resources to support our

community to ensure a brighter

2021 for all.

For more information on the

I Choose Chandler Business

Hiring and Retention Program,

please visit chandleraz.gov/icc.

The Chandler Chamber has moved

into their new location at 101 W

Commonwealth Ave in downtown

Chandler. It is a charming, historic

brick building constructed

by Justice of the Peace, Jay

Tibshraeny’s father.

Terri Kimble, President/CEO

of the Chandler Chamber said,

“We are very excited about this

location, right in the heart of

downtown Chandler. The new

building provides convenient,

walk-in access for community,

business and tourism.”

It offers two modern/industrial

conference rooms available for a

small group of members to meet

clients. Just contact the Chandler

Chamber to check availability

to book one of the rooms. The

Chamber also created a Podcast/

Vlogging room equipped to record

video and podcasts for member

interview and educational

purposes.

Kimble added, “This was a

positive move for the Chamber.

The fact that we are much more

approachable will take us a

long way towards advocating

for our business community.

We have changed with the

circumstances by pivoting to

virtual programming, but this was

also an opportunity to continue to

evolve and innovate to best serve

the business community.”

The Chamber’s new member

decal with their new logo will be

given out to new and renewing

members in the coming year. The

new logo incorporates three “Cs”

representing the words Chandler,

Chamber and Commerce. The

gradation of the two color palette

blues and the two purples are

used in the logo to show direction

and momentum of the chamber.

The Chamber is moving forward in

a new direction.

“With our rich history, we

look to build on our brand and

further define who we are as

an organization in 2021,” said

Kimble. “We do that by continuing

to provide our services to the

businesses, residents and visitors

of Chandler.

NEW

MEMBERS

DECEMBER

2 Doves Notary, LLC

2301 S Stearman Dr

Chandler AZ 85286

2dovesnotary.com

Crème de la Crème

2105 W Germann Rd

Chandler AZ 85286

cremedelacreme.com

Excess Hauling

721 N Comanche Dr

Chandler AZ 85224

480-703-9144

Fresh As Can “V” Barber

1 W Galveston St

Chandler AZ 85225

facebook.com/barbersinchandler/

MEMBER

RENEWALS

DECEMBER

Z Modular,

a division of Zekelman Industries

6205 S Arizona Ave

Chandler, AZ 85248

z-modular.com

Member for 1 year

AV Dimensions, Inc.

PO Box 12780

Chandler, AZ 85248

avdimensions.com

Member for 12 years

Porter Roofing

PO Box 93296

Phoenix, AZ 85070

porterroofinginc.com

Member for 10 years

KAEKO, Inc

451 N Dean Ave

Chandler AZ 85226

Kaekoinc.com

Maricopa Real Estate

Company

21300 N John Wayne Pkwy #1

Maricopa AZ 85139

maricopadreamhome.com

MED-Fibers, Inc.

7404 W Detroit St, #140

Chandler AZ 85226

med-fibers.com

NuSpine

4040 S Arizona Ave #H-15

Chandler AZ 85248

Nuspinechiropractic.com/Arizona/

ocotillo

Palm Tax & Accounting

100 S Kyrene Rd, Unit 4

Chandler AZ 85226

palm.tax

Crystal Clear Results, LLC

6812 W Shannon St

Chandler, AZ 85226

crystalblackwell.com/

Member for 3 years

Kevin Haynie,

Trademark Attorney

16415 S 30th Ave

Phoenix, AZ 85045

iregistertrademarks.com

Member for 1 year

Subaru Superstore

1050 S Gilbert Rd

Chandler, AZ 85286

ShopSubaru.com

Member for 10 years

Arizona Painting

Company

3235 N Arizona Ave, Ste D10

Chandler, AZ 85225

arizonapaintingcompany.com

Member for 5 years

Risen Savior

Lutheran Church

23714 S Alma School Rd

Chandler AZ 85248

rslcs.org

Saguaro Nutrition

3029 N Alma School Rd

Chandler AZ 85224

480-808-1832

Sushi & Cocktails

1949 W Ray Rd

Chandler AZ 85224

honmachirestaurant.com

The JOHN MAXWELL

TEAM – Yanick Hicks

8834 N 2nd St #D

Phoenix AZ 85020

johncmaxwellgroup.com/

yanickhicks/

Welcome to

the Chamber!

The UPS Store #4060

975 E Riggs Rd, Ste 12

Chandler, AZ 85249

theupsstorelocal.com/4060

Member for 1 year

Hornacek’s Golf Chandler

4975 S Alma School Rd #C100

Chandler, AZ 85286

hornaceksgolf.com/

Member for 1 year

Safe T Professionals

241 S Washington St

Chandler, AZ 85225

safetpros.com

Member for 3 years

State Farm Insurance -

Steve Haase

220 N Chippewa Pl

Chandler, AZ 85224

stevehaase.com

Member for 45 years

Extension Marketing Team

Chandler, AZ 85249

extensionmarketingteam.com

Member for 5 years


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Cyrus Innovations LLC

2839 E Portola Valley Ct

Gilbert, AZ 85297

cyrusinnovationsllc.com

Member for 1 year

Amazing Lash Studio -

Chandler Ocotillo

3901 S Arizona Ave #2

Chandler, AZ 85248

amazinglashstudio.com/studios/

az/chandler/chandler-ocotillo-atpaseo-lindo-mall

Member for 4 years

Fairway Independent

Mortgage - The Dan Hrey

Team

2450 S. Arizona Ave

Chandler, Arizona 85286

thedanhreyteam.com

Member for 1 year

Weichert Realtors -

Courtney Valleywide -

Tim Boyles

547 N Newport St

Chandler, AZ 85225

timsellshomesinaz.com/

Member for 2 years

Quick Quack Car Wash

7455 W Chandler Blvd

Chandler, AZ 85226

DontDriveDirty.com

Member for 2 years

Tacos Chiwas

2160 N Alma School Rd

Chandler, AZ 85225

tacoschiwas.com

Member for 1 year

Garcia’s Mexican

Restaurant

1706 E Warner Rd, Ste 3

Tempe, AZ 85284

garciasmexicanrestaurants.net/

Member for 7 years

Hudson Law Firm, PLLC

101 N Colorado St #2993

Chandler AZ 85244

facebook.com/

HudsonLawFirmPLLC/

Member for 2 years

Michaels & Associates

200 N Nebraska St

Chandler, AZ 85225

michaelsandassociates.com

Member for 34 years

Solterra Senior Living

350 S Alma School Rd

Chandler, AZ 85224

solterraseniorliving.com

Member for 13 years

Western State Bank

976 W Chandler Blvd

Chandler, AZ 85225

westernbanks.com

Member for 12 years

Faithlife

398 S. Arizona Ave.

Chandler, AZ 85225

http://https://faithlife.com/about

Member for 2 years

DBSI Incorporated

6950 W Morelos Place

Chandler, AZ 85226

dbsi-inc.com

Member for 5 years

Famous Dave’s Legendary

Pit Bar-B-Que

3250 W. Frye Rd.

Chandler, AZ 85226

famousdavesbbq.com

Member for 17 years

Concept2completion

2705 E Bartlett Pl

Chandler, AZ 85249

2completion.com/

Member for 5 years

Yoga’s Arc

4435 E Chandler Blvd #200

Phoenix, AZ 85048

http://yogasarc.com

Member for 6 years

Hoopes Adams &

Alexander, PLC

2410 W Ray Rd, Ste 1

Chandler, AZ 85224

halaw.com

Member for 22 years

The HoneyBaked Ham

Company

2975 E Ocotillo Rd #3

Chandler, AZ 85249

honeybaked.com

Member for 3 years

Ace Payroll Services

2727 W Frye Rd, Ste 120

Chandler, AZ 85224

acepayroll.com

Member for 9 years

Chandler-Gilbert

Community College

2626 E Pecos Rd

Chandler, AZ 85225

cgc.edu

Member for 35 years

Chandler Museum/

Chandler Historical

Society

300 S Chandler Village Dr

Chandler, AZ 85226

chandlermuseum.org

Member for 17 years

L.H. Edwards &

Associates, Inc.

PO Box 1630

Chandler, AZ 85244

Member for 70 years

Exchange Club of

Chandler

1310 South Illinois Court

Chandler, AZ 85286

nationalexchangeclub.org

Member for 7 years

SanTan Brewing

Company-Pub

8 S San Marcos Pl

Chandler, AZ 85225

santanbrewing.com

Member for 9 years

SanTan Brewing

Company

495 E Warner Rd

Chandler, AZ 85225

santanbrewing.com

Member for 7 years


Arizona Pest Prevention

2925 E Riggs Rd #8

Chandler AZ 85249

yourbugsonourdrugs.com

Member for 8 years

Courtyard Marriott

Phoenix-Chandler

920 N 54th St

Chandler, AZ 85226

chandlercourtyard.com

Member for 2 years

Fennemore Craig

Dowling Aaron

2394 E Camelback Rd #600

Phoenix, AZ 85016

fclaw.com

Member for 1 year

Platinum IP LLC

2200 E Williams Field Rd #200

Gilbert, AZ 85245

platinumip.com

Member for 2 years

Safelite Auto Glass

2080 W Chandler Blvd

Chandler, AZ 85224

safelite.com

Member for 9 years

Sun Lakes Splash

9666 E Riggs Rd, Ste 135

Sun Lakes, AZ 85248

sunlakessplash.com

Member for 31 years

United Fibers

390 E Ray Rd

Chandler, AZ 85225

unitedfibers.com

Member for 9 years

WeKoPa Resort &

Conference Center

10438 N Fort McDowell Rd

Scottsdale, AZ 85264

wekopacasinoresort.com/

Member for 13 years

Do you have your PPE

Kit for your business?

SEE IF YOUR BUSINESS QUALIFIES

The Chandler Chamber of Commerce, via a contract

with the City of Chandler, is distributing I Choose

Chandler PPE (personal protective equipment) Kits

to Chandler businesses who qualify for the program.

The Chandler City Council authorized the use of $500,000

of Arizona Cares Act funding for the purchase and distribution

of personal protective equipment (PPE) to Chandler businesses

to further protect the public health during the current

emergency. “Protecting public health has been Council’s top

priority throughout the pandemic,” said Chandler Mayor Kevin

Hartke. “The I Choose Chandler PPE Kit Program is another

way the City continues to create innovative programs to keep

employees and patrons safe while providing much needed

assistance to our business community.”

The PPE Kit consists of

the following:

• Two (2) boxes of 50 each 3-Ply

Non-Medical Face Mask with

Ear-Loop

• One (1) automatic hand

sanitizer dispenser with Stand

• One (1) hand Sanitizer, 1 Gallon

Chandler businesses

must meet the following

criteria to be eligible::

• Be a registered business with

the City of Chandler

• Business must be located in the

municipal boundary of the City

of Chandler

• Have 100 or less employees

• The following are excluded

from qualifying: Non-Profits,

home based businesses,

vacation rentals, rentals of

commercial property, internet

based businesses, kiosks or

vending businesses, car service

provider (i.e. Uber, Lyft, other

taxi service)

How to apply for the PPE Kit:

CLICK HERE to complete the

fillable form. Download and save.

After completing the

application email to:

ppekit@chandlerchamber.com

Once the information on the

application is verified, the business

will be contacted with a date and

time to pick up the PPE Kit. One

PPE Kit per qualified company will

be issued.


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CHAMBER

BOARD

TWENTY TWENTY ONE

Jane Poston

J2 MEDIA

2021 Board Chair

Terri Kimble

CHANDLER

CHAMBER

President/CEO

Rick Heumann

CMA

Incoming Board

Chair 2022

Molly Bell

GODADDY

Immediate Past

Board Chair

Richard Amoroso

SQUIRE PATTON

BOGGS

Legal Counsel

Ex-officio

Jackson

Armstrong

GINGER MONKEY

GASTRO PUB

Crystal Blackwell

CRYSTAL CLEAR

RESULTS, LLC

Dea Cobos

TOYOTA FINANCIAL

SERVICES

Hilen Cruz

SALT RIVER

PROJECT

Jason Dawson

LOCAL LISTING PRO

Greg Fontaine

AIR PRODUCTS

AND

CHEMICALS, INC

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Kate Ford

PAYPAL

Lori Gallegos

FIRST CREDIT

UNION

Michael Garza

PAYROLL CONTROL

SYSTEMS

Dr. Craig Gilbert

CUSD

Ralph Guariglio

ARIZONA

RESIDENTIAL

& COMMERCIAL

REALTY

Mayor

Kevin Hartke

CITY OF CHANDLER

Ex-officio

Dezbah Hatathli

WAYMO

Kurt Johansen

WESTERN STATE

BANK


Justin John

GREAT WESTERN

BANK

Clark Landrum

WASTE

MANAGEMENT

OF ARIZONA

Andrea Marconi

FENNEMORE CRAIG

DOWLING AARON

Steve Murphy

HORSESHOE BEND

ENERGY

Warde Nichols

ARIZONA STATE

UNIVERSITY

Dr. Greg Peterson

CHANDLER-

GILBERT

COMMUNITY

COLLEGE

Mahes Prasad

JUNCTURE WEALTH

STRATEGIES

Sally Putnam

NOW FINANCIAL

Linda Qian

INTEL

CORPORATION

David Ralls

COMMIT AGENCY

Laura Robertson

BANNER DESERT

, CARDON

CHILDREN’S

MEDICAL CENTER,

BANNER OCOTILLO

Deliah Rose

GILA RIVER

HOTELS & CASINOS

Joan Saba

SABA’S WESTERN

WEAR

Chamber

Foundation Liaison

Ex-officio

Jerry Sanniec

LASER CREATIONS

Dunston

Simpson

COX BUSINESS

SOLUTIONS

Mark Slyter

DIGNITY HEALTH

CHANDLER

REGIONAL

MEDICAL CENTER

Delaney Starks

BELL BANK

MORTGAGE

THE STARKS TEAM

Judge Jay Tibshraeny

MARICOPA COUNTY

JUSTICE COURT SAN

MARCOS DISTRICT

Ex-officio

Farah Tuten

NXP

SEMICONDUCTORS

Jessie Vaca

COMPASS

CHRISTIAN

CHURCH


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Virtual Job Fair

Connecting Employers and Job Seekers

EMPLOYERS:

Share your company profile on the Chandler Chamber’s

website and start to attract the highly trained workforce

Chandler has to offer. Just send us a short video about your

company with your job opportunities information and the

Chamber will be sure to share your job openings.

Showcase your company and its job opportunities in a video

format. Send us a short, company profile video explaining:

• Communicate the story of your business

• Explain your business model

• Include your company’s value proposition

• Why should somebody work at your company

• How and where to apply for jobs at your company

Send the link of your video to: carly@chandlerchamber.com

Sponsored in part by the

Industrial Development

of the City of Chandler

JOB SEEKERS:

Explore companies to research

the best fit for you. See firsthand

what distinguishes the

company and industry you

have interest in.

Things to look for:

• Look for companies that

share your values

• Research employee benefits

• Learn about the company’s

business operations

• Research the company’s

leadership

CLICK HERE for company

profiles January Program

REGISTER HERE

JOIN US Friday, January 8, 2021

8 am to 9:30 am | Zoom Meeting

The Chandler Chamber Meet the

Elected Officials Legislative program

gives you the opportunity to

virtually meet the 2021 Arizona State

Legislators, Federal, Local, and School

Governing Board Officials, as well as

an update from Jennings Imel with the

U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

The Chamber will also be introducing

the How We Stand document,

depicting legislative agendas and

priorities for the coming year.

Jennings Imel

U.S. Chamber of Commerce

MEET THE

ELECTED OFFICIALS

Legislative Virtual Program

Thank you to our sponsors:


JOIN US

VIRTUALLY

Micah Miranda

City of Chandler

Economic Development Director

Kim Moyers

City of Chandler

Cultural Development Director

January 27

11:30 am to 12:30 am

Don’t miss the first Economic Update

of the new year. Be the first to learn

about new projects and developments

in Chandler from the City of Chandler

Economic Development Team.

REGISTER HERE

SPONSORED BY:


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COMMITTEES

GET

INVOLVED

CHAMBER

AMBASSADORS

The Chandler Chamber’s

Ambassador Program consists of a

group of Chamber Members who

are highly visible volunteers in

the Chandler Chamber business

community. Ambassadors mentor

new members, assist in recruiting

and retention efforts, and volunteer

at Chamber functions such as

Ribbon Cuttings, Networking Events

and the Ostrich Festival. Chamber

Ambassadors meet monthly at

the Chamber offices. Must be a

Chamber Member for 3 months.

DIVERSITY, EQUITY

AND INCLUSION

This committee is designed to

provide a series of vital educational

training programs, workshops and

discussions to better promote the

importance of diversity, equity

and inclusion within Chandler

businesses. This quarterly

programming offers workshops and

roundtables to promote diversity

and inclusion throughout the

Chandler business community.

EDUCATION &

WORKFORCE

DEVELOPMENT

COALITION

The Chandler Chamber of

Commerce Education & Workforce

Development Coalition is

committed to the growth and

enhancement of educational

achievement in the Chandler

community. This committee

steers quarterly programming

featuring education and workforce

development. They meet monthly

to plan these inspiring educational

programs.

WOMEN IN

LEADERSHIP

This engaged group of people

are here to empower and propel

individuals into business success

through monthly programs featuring

education, networking and mentor

programs.

PUBLIC POLICY/

GOVERNMENT

RELATIONS

COMMITTEE

The mission of this committee is to

proactively engage and influence

the outcome of public policy

issues and the endorsement of a

pro-business candidate to sustain

and further enhance the healthy

business climate in the City of

Chandler and the State of Arizona.

This committee produces the

annual How We Stand publication,

a guide on legislative and political

issues impacting the Chandler

business community. It weighs in on

the annual Chandler Chamber Pro

Business Voter Guide, helps to plan

the annual Legislative Reception,

and Candidate Forums.

GOLF COMMITTEE

The golf committee plans the

annual Chandler Chamber Charity

Golf Tournament. A portion of the

proceeds benefits the Chandler

Chamber Community Foundation

Scholarships for deserving

Chandler-Gilbert Community

College students. The committee

also volunteers at the event.

CHANDLER 100

Chandler 100 is an annual event

that showcases the top 100

stakeholder businesses in the city.

In 2020, because of the efforts

from the incredible businesses

here in Chandler to pivot, shift and

serve our community, the Chandler

Chamber celebrated the companies

and industries who forged forward,

changing strategies to stay relevant

while pitching in and serving the

community we live in.

COMMUNITY

AWARDS


Commerce honors Chandler’s

businesses, educators, public

servants and community members.

Usually held live, in 2020 the

program was virtually broadcast

on Facebook and YouTube.

This committee plans the event

including theme, entertainment and

programming of the agenda.

OSTRICH FESTIVAL


Commerce Ostrich Festival began

in 1988 based on Chandler’s colorful

early history of ostrich ranching.

The event has grown to become

one of the premier festivals in the

southwest. The Ostrich Festival is a

community family event featuring

live ostriches and ostrich-themed

activities, national and regional

entertainment, carnival midway,

fun fair food, upscale arts & crafts

and much more. This committee

helps plan the event and volunteers

during the event to ensure a smooth

execution in all areas of the festival.

If you would like more

information or are interested in

joining any of these committees,

please contact

info@chandlerchamber.com.


JANUARY

CALENDAR

OF EVENTS

JANUARY 8

8 am – 9:30 am

Meet the Elected Officials

Virtual Program

Sponsored by Air Products and

Chemicals, SRP, Dignity Health

Care, Southwest Gas, Intel, State

Farm – Mary Contreras and the

Industrial Development of the City

of Chandler.

JANUARY 13

8 am – 9 am

Wake Up Chandler Mixer

Sponsored by Steven M. Vogt, CPA

and Video Chat Game Show.

JANUARY 14

10 am – 11 am


Webinar

“How to Face the Challenges

and Changes for Employers

Now That the Recreational

Marijuana Law has Passed”

Sponsored in part by the Industrial

Development of the City of

Chandler.

JANUARY 19

11:30 am – 12:30 pm

Women in Leadership

Risks Worth Taking Change that

We Choose by Nicole Clifton of

Restoration Counseling

Sponsored by PayPal and the


of Chandler.

JANUARY 21

9 am – 10 am

Restaurant Industry

Roundtable

Contact your Chamber

representative to register.

10 am – 11 am


Webinar (Virtual Event)

“The Importance of Video

Content in Today’s Marketing”



Chandler.

1 pm – 2 pm

Hospitality Industry

Roundtable



4 pm - 5:30 pm

Business After Business

Mixer

Chamber Cash Pot at $3,400

Sponsored by Seth Tucker Price

Mortgage and Video Chat Game

Show.

JANUARY 26

10 am – 11 am

Call Center Industry

Roundtable (Virtual Event)



1 pm – 2 pm

Retail Industry Roundtable

(Virtual Event)



JANUARY 27

11:30 am – 12:30 pm

Economic Update

Micah Miranda, City of Chandler

Economic Development

Director and Kim Moyers,

City of Chandler Cultural

Development Director



Chandler.

JANUARY 28

8 am - 9 am

Chamber 101

Learn how the Chamber can

help your business grow.

Sponsored by the Industrial


Chandler.

10 am – 11 am


Webinar

“Brand Building- A Brand Is

a Promise, Ok So What Am I

Promising? – TRUST”



Chandler.

1pm – 2 pm

Service Industry




3 pm – 4 pm

Manufacturing Industry




FEBRUARY 2

8 am – 9:30 am

Diversity, Equity and

Inclusion Series

Sponsored by PayPal and the


of Chandler.

REGISTER HERE

and pick your event from

the calendar


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ECONOMIC

IMPACT

PAYMENTS

Treasury and IRS begin delivering

second round of Economic Impact

Payments to millions of Americans

The Internal Revenue Service

and the Treasury Department

will begin delivering a second

round of Economic Impact

Payments as part of the

Coronavirus Response and Relief

Supplemental Appropriations Act

of 2021 to millions of Americans

who received the first round of

payments earlier this year.

The initial direct deposit

payments may begin arriving as

early as tonight for some and will

continue into next week. Paper

checks will begin to be mailed

tomorrow, Wednesday, Dec. 30.

The IRS emphasizes that there

is no action required by eligible

individuals to receive this second

payment. Some Americans may

see the direct deposit payments

as pending or as provisional

payments in their accounts before

the official payment date of Jan. 4,

2021. The IRS reminds taxpayers

that the payments are automatic,

and they should not contact their

financial institutions or the IRS

with payment timing questions.

Throughout this

challenging year,

the IRS has worked

around the clock to

provide Economic

Impact Payments

and critical taxpayer

services to the

American people.

“—IRS Commissioner Chuck Rettig

As with the first round of

payments under the CARES Act,

most recipients will receive these

payments by direct deposit.

For Social Security and other

beneficiaries who received the

first round of payments via Direct

Express, they will receive this

second payment the same way.

Anyone who received the first

round of payments earlier this year

but doesn’t receive a payment

via direct deposit will generally

receive a check or, in some

instances, a debit card. For those

in this category, the payments will

conclude in January. If additional

legislation is enacted to provide

for an additional amount, the

Economic Impact Payments that

have been issued will be topped

up as quickly as possible.

Eligible individuals who did

not receive an Economic Impact

Payment this year – either the

first or the second payment – will


be able to claim it when they file

their 2020 taxes in 2021. The IRS

urges taxpayers who didn’t receive

a payment this year to review the

eligibility criteria when they file

their 2020 taxes; many people,

including recent college graduates,

may be eligible to claim it. People

will see the Economic Impact

Payments (EIP) referred to as the

Recovery Rebate Credit (RRC) on

Form 1040 or Form 1040-SR since

the EIPs are an advance payment

of the RRC.

“Throughout this challenging

year, the IRS has worked around

the clock to provide Economic

Impact Payments and critical

taxpayer services to the American

people,” said IRS Commissioner

Chuck Rettig. “We are working

swiftly to distribute this second

round of payments as quickly

as possible. This work continues

throughout the holidays and into

the new year as we prepare for

the upcoming filing season. We

urge everyone to visit IRS.gov in

the coming days for the latest

information on these payments

and for important information

and assistance with filing their

2021 taxes.”

Authorized by the newly

enacted COVID-relief legislation,

the second round of payments,

or “EIP 2,” is generally $600 for

singles and $1,200 for married

couples filing a joint return. In

addition, those with qualifying

children will also receive $600 for

each qualifying child. Dependents

who are 17 and older are not

eligible for the child payment.

Payments are automatic for

eligible taxpayers

Payments are automatic for

eligible taxpayers who filed a

2019 tax return, those who receive

Social Security retirement, survivor

or disability benefits (SSDI),

Railroad Retirement benefits as

well as Supplemental Security

Income (SSI) and Veterans

Affairs beneficiaries who didn’t

file a tax return. Payments are

also automatic for anyone who

successfully registered for the first

payment online at IRS.gov using

the agency’s Non-Filers tool by

Nov. 21, 2020 or who submitted a

simplified tax return that has been

processed by the IRS.

Who is eligible for the second

Economic Impact Payment?

Generally, U.S. citizens and resident

aliens who are not eligible to

be claimed as a dependent

on someone else’s income tax

return are eligible for this second

payment. Eligible individuals will

automatically receive an Economic

Impact Payment of up to $600 for

individuals or $1,200 for married

couples and up to $600 for each

qualifying child. Generally, if you

have adjusted gross income for

2019 up to $75,000 for individuals

and up to $150,000 for married

couples filing joint returns and

surviving spouses, you will receive

the full amount of

the second payment.

For filers with income

above those amounts,

the payment amount is

reduced.

How do I find out if the IRS

is sending me a payment?

People can check the status

of both their first and second

payments by using the Get

My Payment tool, available in

English and Spanish only on IRS.

gov. The tool is being updated

with new information, and the

IRS anticipates the tool will be

available again in a few days for

taxpayers.

How will the IRS know where

to send my payment? What if I

changed bank accounts?

The IRS will use the data already

in our systems to send the new

payments. Taxpayers with direct

deposit information on file will

receive the payment that way.

For those without current direct

deposit information on file,

they will receive the payment

as a check or debit card in the

mail. For those eligible but who

don’t receive the payment for

any reason, it can be claimed by

filing a 2020 tax return in 2021.

Remember, the Economic Impact

Payments are an advance payment

of what will be called the Recovery

Rebate Credit on the 2020 Form

1040 or Form 1040-SR.

Will people receive a paper check

or a debit card?

For those who don’t receive a

direct deposit by early January,

they should watch their mail


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for either a paper check or a

debit card. To speed delivery of

the payments to reach as many

people as soon as possible, the

Bureau of the Fiscal Service, part

of the Treasury Department, will

be sending a limited number of

payments out by debit card. Please

note that the form of payment

for the second mailed EIP may be

different than for the first mailed

EIP. Some people who received

a paper check last time might

Are more people eligible now for a

payment than before?

Under the earlier CARES Act, joint

returns of couples where only

one member of the couple had

a Social Security number were

generally ineligible for a payment

– unless they were a member of

the military. But this month’s new

law changes and expands that

provision, and more people are

now eligible. In this situation, these

families will now be eligible to

normally paid. For eligible people

in this group who didn’t receive a

payment for any reason, they can

file a 2020 tax return.

I didn’t file a tax return and didn’t

register with the IRS.gov non-filers

tool. Am I eligible for a payment?

Yes, if you meet the eligibility

requirement. While you won’t

receive an automatic payment

now, you can still claim the

equivalent Recovery Rebate Credit

receive a debit card this time, and

some people who received a debit

card last time may receive a paper

check.

IRS and Treasury urge eligible

people who don’t receive a

direct deposit to watch their mail

carefully during this period for

a check or an Economic Impact

Payment card, which is sponsored

by the Treasury Department’s

Bureau of the Fiscal Service and

is issued by Treasury’s financial

agent, MetaBank®, N.A. The

Economic Impact Payment Card

will be sent in a white envelope

that prominently displays the U.S.

Department of the Treasury seal.

It has the Visa name on the front

of the Card and the issuing bank,

MetaBank®, N.A. on the back of

the card. Information included

with the card will explain that this

is your Economic Impact Payment.

More information about these

cards is available at EIPcard.com.

receive payments for the taxpayers

and qualifying children of the

family who have work-eligible

SSNs. People in this group who

don’t receive an Economic Impact

Payment can claim this when they

file their 2020 taxes under the

Recovery Rebate Credit.

Is any action needed by Social

Security beneficiaries, railroad

retirees and those receiving

veterans’ benefits who are not

typically required to file a tax

return?

Most Social Security retirement

and disability beneficiaries,

railroad retirees and those

receiving veterans’ benefits do not

need take any action to receive a

payment. Earlier this year, the IRS

worked directly with the relevant

federal agencies to obtain the

information needed to send

out the new payments the same

way benefits for this group are

when you file your 2020 federal

income tax return.

Will I receive anything for my

tax records showing I received

a second Economic Impact

Payment?

Yes. People will receive an IRS

notice, or letter, after they receive

a payment telling them the

amount of their payment. They

should keep this for their tax

records.

Where can I get more information?

For more information about

Economic Impact Payments and

the 2020 Recovery Rebate, key

information will be posted on IRS.

gov/eip. Later this week, you may

check the status of your payment

at IRS.gov/GetMyPayment. For

other COVID-19-related tax relief,

visit IRS.gov/Coronavirus.


EIDL Applications UPDATE

The SBA Extends COVID-19 Economic Injury Disaster Loan

Application Deadline through Dec. 31, 2021

The U.S. Small Business

Administration announced that

the deadline to apply for the

Economic Injury Disaster Loan

(EIDL) program for the COVID-19

Pandemic disaster declaration is

extended to Dec. 31, 2021. The

deadline extension comes as a

result of the recent bipartisan

COVID-19 relief bill passed by

Congress and enacted by President

Trump on Dec. 27, 2020.

To date, the SBA has approved

$197 billion in low-interest loans

which provides working capital

funds to small businesses,

non-profits and agricultural

businesses make it through this

challenging time.

“Following the President’s

declaration of the COVID-19

Pandemic, the SBA has approved

over 3.6 million loans through

our Economic Injury Disaster

Loan program nationwide,”

Administrator Jovita Carranza said.

“The EIDL program has assisted

millions of small businesses,

including non-profit organizations,

sole proprietors and independent

contractors, from a wide array of

industries and business sectors, to

survive this very difficult economic

environment.”

EIDL loan applications will

continue to be accepted through

December 2021, pending the

availability of funds. Loans are

offered at very affordable terms,

with a 3.75% interest rate for small

businesses and 2.75% interest

rate for nonprofit organizations,

a 30-year maturity, and an

automatic deferment of one year

before monthly payments begin.

Every eligible small business and

nonprofit are encouraged to apply

to get the resources they need.

Bill Farretta, 18 Year Chamber

Member/Ambassador Retiring

Bill Farretta has been in Arizona

for 45 years. He is an experienced

consultant who brings a wealth

of expertise in his role as a

designated broker for AZRC Realty,

one of the Valley’s cutting edge

residential & commercial real

estate firms.

In December, Bill announced his

retirement. We would like to not

only recognize Bill for his dedication

and support of the Chamber, but for

serving as a Chamber Ambassador

for the past 18 years. Always quick

to volunteer, Bill has been at

almost every ribbon cutting, and

has greeted members at various

Chamber events for almost two

decades.

He has earned many

certifications, i.e., Commercial

Real Estate Specialist, Certified

Land Sales Specialist, and Certified

Commercial Leasing Specialist. Bill

also served his country and is a

Bill Farretta

Vietnam Veteran having served in

the United State Air Force.

Bill has spent a lifetime serving

his country and serving his

community. We wish him all the

best for this new chapter in his life.

Welcome to the

Chamber Team

Meet Raquel

Alcocer, joining

the Chandler

Chamber staff

as the Office

Coordinator.

She has 15+

years of

professional and managerial

work experience in operations

management, customer service

and sales. She recently managed

operations flow for the Mexican

Consulate in Albuquerque, New

Mexico. Raquel lives in Chandler

with her husband and three

children. She believes in the

power of strong relationships and

enjoys spending time with family,

a nice hike, or a good run.

“We are excited to welcome

Raquel to our team. Her

background and diverse talents

will be an asset to the Chamber,”

said Terri Kimble, CEO of the

Chandler Chamber.

Raquel@ChandlerChamber.com


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VIRTUAL

R UND

These bi-monthly roundtables are intended for informational

discussions of pressing current topics important to your specific

industry. The one-hour roundtable provides a venue to voice and

discuss challenges and issues and also share best practices with others

in your specific industry. These bi-monthly roundtables are sponsored in

part by the Chandler Industrial Development Authority.

JANUARY ROUNDTABLE DATES:

Thursday, January 21

9:00am – Restaurant Industry

1:00pm – Hospitality Industry

Tuesday, January 26

10:00am – Call Center Industry

1:00pm – Retail Industry


10:00am – Manufacturing Industry

1:00pm – Service Industry

Please contact your Chamber rep to register!

info@ChandlerChamber.com | 480-963-4571

I N D U S T R Y

TABLES


Risks Worth Taking

Change that We Choose

Tuesday, January 19 | 11:30 am to 12:30 am

During this interactive virtual event, Nicole Clifton, Chandler resident,

writer, speaker and life coach will share more on the importance of

self-awareness. She will talk about how to use lifelong learning as key

elements in advocating for change and growth, even when change may be

uncomfortable. As so much of the change in the past year has been out of

our control, learn how to reclaim the change you want to pursue in 2021.

Her educational background is in psychology and she spent 8 years working

in higher education as a Resident Director. Throughout her work in the

field of leadership development, she has invested time in learning about

many different personality tests & tools and is passionate about helping

individuals, teams, and groups develop into the best versions of themselves.

CLICK HERE

VIRTUAL EVENT

SPONSORED BY:

Nicole Clifton

Restoration Counseling

CHANDLER

CHAMBER

WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP


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Strategy

for

Success

WEBINARS


10 am to 11 am

How to Face the Challenges

and Changes for Employers

Now That the Recreational

Marijuana Law Was Passed

GUEST SPEAKER:

Rich Dreitzer

Fennemore Craig Dowling Aaron

Registration link

Leadership Institute to fill

few more spots in 2021 class

Chandler Chamber Community Foundation

The Chandler Chamber

Community Foundation

Leadership Institute will resume

in February 2021 with a brand

new format. There are just a few

spots remaining to join this year’s

class! The Chandler Chamber

Leadership Institute is a two-year,

prestigious leadership course

offered by the Chandler Chamber

Community Foundation. The goal

of this program is to educate

emerging leaders or individuals

already serving in a leadership

capacity about the work being

done in Chandler. Participants are

presented with a comprehensive

of the training will receive a DEI

Certification from the Chandler

Chamber of Commerce. This

vital DEI training will cover a

wide variety of important topics,

and will demonstrate how each

industry encounters and promotes

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion in the

workplace.


10 am to 11 am

How Important Video Content

is for Marketing Today

GUEST SPEAKERS:

Mark Stewart & Jillian Grammer

Concept2Completion

Jane Poston

J2 Media

Registration link


10 am to 11 am

Brand Building - A Brand Is

a Promise, Ok So What Am I

Promising? — TRUST

GUEST SPEAKERS:

Mark Stewart & Jillian Grammer

Concept2Completion

Registration link

Brought to you in part by:

Industrial Development Authority

of the City of Chandler

look at the community while

developing critical leadership

skills. This year’s program will

include a combination of hybrid,

virtual, and socially-distanced,

in-person elements to ensure the

safety of all participants.

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

Certification

Brand new this year—each

class participant will have the

opportunity to complete 10 hours

of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

training over the course of the

first year, and upon completion

APPLY HERE

SPONSORED BY:


DIVERSITY

EOUITY

INCLUSION

SERIES

VIRTUAL EVENT

How to Facilitate and Participate in

“Safe Space” Conversations

Tuesday, February 2 | 8:00 am to 9:30 am

As social justice issues continue to be brought to light, we’ve

seen the importance of having safe space conversations. Leaders may

know that they need to address the issues taking place and embrace

diversity, but can sometimes feel a need for guidance on what to

say and how to say it instead of staying silent. It is important to keep

communication open - there is responsibility on both ends of the

conversation that should not be taken lightly.

Join us for a dynamic virtual roundtable where we will discuss ways to

keep communication open in your workplace and provide role-playing

examples on productive safe space conversations.

REGISTER

SPONSORED BY:

CHANDLER

CHAMBER

DIVERSITY, EQUITY

& INCLUSION


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GUIDE TO SMALL BUSINESS

COVID-19

Emergency

Loans

and the New Stimulus

Relief Package

Visit the CHANDLER CHAMBER RESOURCE PAGE for more assistance

CLICK HERE

After much deliberation, Congress

agreed to approve a $900 billion

COVID-19 relief package as part of

the Consolidated Appropriations

Act, 2021. Included in that amount

is $284 billion for a second round

of the Paycheck Protection

Program (PPP).

The new relief package includes:

• additional funding for new PPP

loans

• the ability to obtain a second

PPP loan for small businesses

facing significant revenue

declines in any 2020 quarter

compared to the same quarter

in 2019

• clarifications providing for

the deductibility of business

expenses paid with forgiven

PPP loans (a material change

from existing IRS guidance)

• loan eligibility for Section 501(c)

(6) not-for-profit organizations

for the first time

• $15 billion for live venues,

independent movie theaters

and cultural institutions

• $20 million for the Economic

Injury Disaster Loan Program

As part of an end-of-year

pandemic relief package,

Congress has passed several

changes to the Paycheck

Protection Program (PPP) and

created a “Second Draw” PPP

for small businesses who have

exhausted their initial loan.

Other changes impact eligibility

for initial PPP loans, the loan

forgiveness process, and the tax

treatment of PPP loans.

Congress has also made

changes to other programs–

including Economic Injury

Disaster Loans (EIDL Program), the

Employee Retention Tax Credit,

a Venue Grant program, and SBA

loan programs –that will benefit

small businesses.

Here’s everything small business owners need to know now. CLICK EACH

How Do These Changes Impact My Existing PPP Loan?

I Exhausted My Initial PPP Loan, How Does This Help Me?

What If I Never Received a PPP Loan?

Which Changes to Other Programs That May Help My Small Business

Have Been Changed?

• Expanded Employee Retention Tax Credit • EIDL Grants

• Grants for Shuttered Venue Operators • SBA Loan Debt Forgiveness


MIXERS

CHANDLER CHAMBER

VIRTUAL NETWORKING

While many of us are working from home, virtual

networking is a great way to connect with peers

and build relationships that will eventually

grow your business. Join us for breakout rooms

to promote your business to fellow Chamber

members, door prizes and fun!

Wake Up Chandler

Wednesday, January 13

8 am to 9 am Virtual Meeting

Make new connections and have fun in our live

and online breakout rooms with our Room Hosts!

Everyone that registers and pays for the event will

receive list of attendees contact information. The

deadline for door prizes is noon the day before the

event.

Contact: Carly@ChandlerChamber.com

with your door prize information.

REGISTER

SPONSORED BY:

Business After Business


4 pm to 5:30 pm Virtual Meeting

Current, active, registered Chamber members are

eligible for the Chamber Cash Pot, now at $3,400!

This is a great opportunity to grow your business

with live and in person breakout rooms. You must

be present or on the Zoom call to qualify for the

$3,400 and registered by 3 pm the day of the event.

Everyone that registers and pays for the event will

receive the list of attendees with their contact

information. The deadline for door prizes is noon

the day before the event.

Contact: Carly@ChandlerChamber.com

with your door prize information.

REGISTER

SPONSORED BY:


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MEET OUR CHANDLER CHAMBER

AMBASSADORS

Delaney Starks

Bell Bank Mortgage

Tim Boyles

Weichert Realty

Harvey Gibson

Landings Credit Union

Greg Bodell

Artistic Landscape Solutions,

PLLC

Ambassador

of the Month

Congratulations

Kathleen Banister

with Mountain Sage Realty, the

Chandler Chamber December

Ambassador of the Month!

THANK YOU to all the Chandler Chamber Ambassadors for

their dedicated efforts in helping to support Chamber members

and the business community. Kudos to the following ambassadors

for their extra efforts in December:

Angie Poirier

Tatum Insurance

Leslie Vogt

Steven M Vogt CPA

Interested in becoming a Chandler Chamber Ambassador? Develop new business

contacts and increase community recognition! Must be an active member of the

Chandler Chamber for at least 3 months. CLICK HERE for more information.


LEADS

GROUPS

Virtually Engage, Grow, Prosper

Chandler Chamber Leads Groups are designed

to stimulate business development in the

community. The groups offer a forum for members

to build relationships with other members that

will generate sales leads,

educate potential customers

about member businesses,

and expand networking

opportunities. This

opportunity offers the ability

CHANDLER

CHAMBER

to do business with people

you know, like and trust. Email


for more information.

Tuesday Leads Group

7:30 am – 8:30 am

Carol Polcyn, Sun Lakes Splash

Jon Hammond, The Hammond Team

Commercial & Residential Real Estate

Wednesday Morning Leads Group

7:30 am – 8:30 am

Sally Putnam, NOW Financial

Tim Boyles, Weichert Realtors—Courtney

Valleywide

Wednesday Ocotillo

Lunch Leads Group

11 am – Noon

Stephen Phair, Edward Jones

Sithari Edirisooriya, AcuChiro

Wednesday Lunch Leads Group

Noon – 1 pm

Michael Garza, Payroll Control Systems

Michael Perlman, Dogtopia of South Chandler

Thursday Morning Leads Group

7:30 am – 8:30 am

Ross Yukolis, Ensign Partners

Carrie Chipman, Dream Vacation


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SPONSORS THANK

YOU


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