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Thank you to STLToday.com for their sponsorship this week.
In this issue, you'll find information on the Spring Job Fair, Small Business Expo and our Refer and Win program.
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Lunch with Leaders April 4, 2017
Previously known as our General Membership Meeting, this luncheon is our format for connecting YOU with business & community leaders.
St. Peters City Hall - Cultural Arts Center
1 St Peters Centre Blvd | St Peters, MO 63376
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11:00am -
Registration & Networking
11:30am -
Programming & Luncheon:
County Executive Steve Ehlmann will give new updates on the County.
Dr. Barbara Kavalier, new President at St. Charles Community College, will also be dropping by to say hi & catching us up to speed on their campus happenings.
1:00pm -
Concludes
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$30 Member Rate (Register early to receive additional $5 early registration discount by Friday 3/31)
$35 Guest Rate
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Lunch with Leaders Sponsorships Available - $250
April 4 * June 6 * August 1 *
October 3 * December 5
1 Sponsor per Luncheon
Logo on marketing materials (e’news, website, emails)
Logo projected at event
Company marketing materials allowed on tables
2 registrations per event
Contact Lori to reserve
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Calling all retailers and restaurateurs! If you have part-time jobs to fill now or this summer, then sign-up today for the Spring Into Jobs Fair planned by the Missouri Job Center of St. Charles County on April 10 and 11.
For more info, contact Lori Myers at 636-255-6060 ext. 5260 or lymers@sccmo.org.
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Read About this Amazing Event!!!
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The Greater St. Charles County Chamber of Commerce (GSTCCC) Golf Scramble is held every year in the month of June. The event draws 144 golfers, comprised of local business owners and influential community members, and sponsors that can be found either at a hole or traveling around on golf carts. The day is concluded with a banquet and raffle prizes. This is not an event to miss!
Tuesday June 27th at Whitmoor Country Club
10:00am registration, 11:00am lunch and 5:30am awards, raffle drawing and buffet dinner. Shotgun start promptly at 12:00pm.
Community Support
All proceeds go toward keeping The Greater St. Charles County Chamber of Commerce running at its existing level of community involvement, allowing the Chamber to continue supporting local businesses with their growth and prosperity. The Greater St. Charles County Chamber of Commerce is a not-for-profit organization and relies heavily on the proceeds from this exciting annual event.
Sponsor Exposure
Display your company’s image on an array of promotional materials plus exposure at the GSTCCC Golf Tournament in front of 144 local business owners and influential community members. Here are a few sponsorships we are currently looking to fill:
Golf Towel Sponsor -
(Member Rate - $1000)
Opportunity to talk to all golfers while passing out golf towels with company logo at registration. Golf Towels included in sponsorship.
- Logo on website
- Logo in program
- Logo on table tents during awards reception
- Recognition at awards ceremony
- Admittance to the evening awards ceremony
Beverage Cart Sponsor (2 available) -
(Member Rate…$600)
- Company representatives will drive beverage cart during tournament
- Beverages included
- Opportunity to network with players
- Logo on website
- Company signage on cart
Koozie Sponsor -
(Member Rate - $500)
- Logo on Koozies.
- Two Koozies will be placed in each golf cart
- Name recognition on Chamber Website
- Name recognition in golf program
Super Hole Sponsor (1 left) -
(Member Rate - $350)
- Business representatives allowed to sit at hole, pass our collateral / promotional items and interact with players
- Hole sign
- Name recognition on Chamber website
- Name recognition in golf program
Hole Sponsor -
(Member Rate - $150)
- Hole sign
- Name recognition on Chamber website
- Name recognition in golf program
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This is just a friendly reminder to please pay your invoices in a timely manner. We would much rather work on your behalf than spend time chasing outstanding balances.
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Gateway Green Light: YOUR help is needed to improve traffic in St. Charles County!
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The Gateway Green Light (GGL) program is a cooperative effort between the cities of Cottleville, Dardenne Prairie, Lake Saint Louis, O'Fallon, St. Charles, St. Peters, Weldon Spring, Wentzville, as well as the Missouri Department of Transportation and St. Charles County, to improve traffic signal operations throughout the county. GGL would like help from YOU – the residents of St. Charles County – to further shape the future of the program! Please take a few minutes to complete a quick survey:
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Thank you to our 2017
Small Business of the Year Sponsor
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Sponsorships Now Available - Call Terry at 636-946-0633 for more details or Click Here
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Small Business Week Activities
Reception celebrating Small Business
Monday, May 1st.
Chamber of Commerce Office
2201 First Capitol Drive, St. Charles
4 pm to 7 pm
Small Business of the Year Awards
Thursday, May 4th
St. Charles Convention Center
11 am to 1 pm
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HUGE Shout Out to
Advent Medical Group, who invited
Alternative Behavioral Care to join the Chamber and take advantage of all the great programming and networking available.
Because Alternative Behavioral Care recently joined the Chamber, Advent Medical Group chose to receive a $50 reduction in their membership dues for 2017!
Who do you do business with that isn't a member of the Greater St. Charles County Chamber of Commerce??
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Everyone wins in this new innovative program – the new member wins by receiving all the benefits of membership, the referring member wins by being rewarded, other members win through business gained from the purchase of gift cards and donations, and the Chamber wins with more members and a stronger voice.
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The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT), in collaboration with their regional planning partners, East-West Gateway Council of Governments (EWGCOG) and Metro has embarked on a unique endeavor to develop a transportation vision of the I-70 corridor. The study area is from just west of the I-70/I-64 interchange in Wentzville and continues through the New Mississippi River Bridge complex to the end of the express lanes in downtown St. Louis City.
The study area is densely developed with a mix of residential, commercial, and industrial land uses. The study is being managed by MoDOT and is being closely coordinated with EWGCOG and Metro and is drawing on past regional transportation plans.
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