Basalt Chamber Member News,
Upcoming Events & What's Happening
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Earlier this week at
the Colorado Tourism Office (CTO) Crisis Communications Boot Camp, the Chamber participated with industry partners in an emergency training exercise. The given scenario had us walk through how we would engage with tourists in the event of heavy rain, and the resulting flood, mud and debris flows. While the hypothetical scenario was based in Durango (416 Fire), it provided a great opportunity to think through how we could reach our visitors, and the importance of our messaging in an emergency
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TONIGHT - Business After Hours at Ann Korologos Gallery
This weekend's events
Advocacy in action - Town Hall meeting
Tuesday's post-legislative session Town Hall meeting with
Rep. Dylan Roberts (Eagle) and
Rep. Julie McCluskie (Pitkin) provided
important updates on the bills that passed, particularly related to health care, and what work will continue this summer. The biggest takeaway: a special working group will be tackling HB1004 - working towards a public option - and there will be opportunities for the public to provide feedback on what needs to be considered. This is a huge opportunity to have your voice hear with regards to health insurance options in our valley.
See you at Business After Hours,
-Kris
P.S. Does anyone have any recommendations for a
PMP in the Valley, particularly for contract work?
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Question of the week:
What amenities are important to you in an office/work space?
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TONIGHT - May 16
Business After Hours
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Business After Hours are a benefit networking event for Basalt Chamber members & guests of the hosts.
These popular events are all about collaboration between Chamber member businesses, so if you're interested in being a part of the social-network and reaping the benefits of co-hosting, contact Missy at
(970) 927-4031 or by
email.
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Thursday, May 16 | 5-7 p.m.
211 Midland Avenue, Basalt | Downtown
The Basalt Chamber Business After Hours is every third Thursday, and the networking event has food, fun, refreshments and door prizes. Come meet new friends and reconnect with old friends.
Upcoming 2019 Business After Hours
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Upcoming Nonprofit Volunteer Fair
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On Thursday, May 30, the Basalt Chamber along with other organizations will be at the
nonprofit volunteer fair hosted by Basalt Regional Library at 14 Midland Avenue.
Community members are invited to attend.
Representatives from many local nonprofit organizations will share how their organization serves our community and about their volunteer needs.This is an unique opportunity to find a great fit as a volunteer!
If you are interested in representing your non-profit organization at this event, please contact Ann Scott at
[email protected]
. The library is providing space and tables at no cost to you.
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Thursday, May 30 | 4:30-6:30 p.m.
14 Midland Ave, Basalt | Downtown
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Be on the lookout – the
2019 Discover Basalt
magazine has landed!
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Distribution is now underway for the
2019-20 Discover Basalt magazine
. The Official Colorado Welcome Centers across the state have received their copies (I personally verified that Silverthorne had them on my trip back from Denver on Monday).
While distribution is still in progress, we would love to hear from you if you need the magazine. Once you have the latest edition, feel free to recycle any older, outdated versions.
New for 2019!
In the center of the magazine there is a great pullout map that also includes the historic walking tour.
A huge thank you to our advertisers, writers, photographers and other contributors who made this possible. Any comments or feedback about the magazine can be directed to
[email protected].
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WIN Health Institute's Ribbon Cutting and open house last week
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711 E Valley Rd, Suite 103, Basalt | Willits
(Alpine Bank Building, entrance on the left side)
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Saturday – Motors on Midland
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The 8th Annual Motors on Midland historic car show is on Saturday, May 18th. This year proceeds from the beer garden will be benefitting
The Arts Campus at Willits (TACAW) so stop by, say hi and grab a beverage while cruising the street for your dream classic car. There will be live music, local food and plenty of activities to keep the kids busy thanks to
The Art Base.
Saturday, May 18 | 5-8 p.m.
Downtown Basalt
Register classic car here:
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Saturday – Party Like It’s 1999! Glenwood Caverns 20
th Anniversary
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Glenwood Caverns is celebrating the 20th Anniversary of its first public cave tour, and you’re invited to party like it's 1999! Paizley Park, a costumed and choreographed Prince tribute act, will rock the stage from 7–9 p.m. Wear purple for a free drink and purple swag!
Saturday, May 18 | 5:30–10 p.m.
51000 Two Rivers Plaza Road, Glenwood Springs
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Monday, May 20 – Annual Basalt Lions Charity Golf Shamble
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Office spaces available in the historic Kelly Block Building
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146 Midland Avenue, Downtown Basalt
12x12 office with conference room, community kitchen, lounge area. $800 or $900/mo.
Contact Brenda at Heirlooms –
(
970) 927-4384
or
(970) 989-4694
for more information.
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Congratulate the BHS Class of 2019 and give back to BEF!
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The Aspen Times and the
Glenwood Springs Post
Independent are calling for sponsors for this year’s
graduation inserts at Basalt High School. Half of the proceeds will go to print the programs and half will go to support the
Basalt Education Foundation and the Glenwood Springs Education Foundation.
The BHS program will run in
The Aspen Times and will be available during the graduation ceremonies.
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You are invited: Stop The Bleed - Save A Life (en Espanol)
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Stop The Bleed – Save A Life | bleedingcontrol.org
The ability to recognize life-threatening bleeding in someone who is injured and effectively assist that person can save a life. Studies have shown that the help given by an immediate responder can often make the difference between life and death, even before medical professionals arrive. The Bleeding Control Basics course gives participants the necessary tools to become an empowered initial responder. Stop the Bleed
®
is intended to cultivate grassroots efforts that encourage bystanders to become trained, equipped, and empowered to help in a bleeding emergency…becoming the beginning of the trauma care chain of survival.
Bleeding Control Basic (BCon) Course in Spanish
Curso Básico de Control de Sangrado en Español
Learn the Basics of Bleeding Control
Aprenda las técnicas básicas de control de sangrado
Instructor: Juan Roberto Madrid, BS Paramedic / Advanced Tactical Provider and Owner
For more information contact –
para mayor información contacte
a: Juan Roberto Madrid, 720-425-8900,
[email protected]
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May 23, 6:30–8 p.m. OR May 24, 6 – 8 p.m.
1906 Blake Ave, Glenwood Springs
NOTE: The Chamber is working with other area partners to offer additional Stop The Bleed classes in the future. Please
contact us if you are interested.
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Now Hiring: Footsteps Marketing
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Full-time sales and new market development position
FootSteps Marketing
is growing and currently seeking a full-time sales and new market development professional to join our team of digital marketing experts. This role is a combination of sales and new market development, requiring a strategic, creative and resourceful approach to identifying and developing new markets and pipeline opportunities, as well as skills to consultatively close business with existing prospects.
For more information or to apply, please visit the
job posting
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Bus operators
RFTA is now accepting CDL Bus Operator applications for Seasonal employment with the opportunity for promotion to year round, which provides drivers with an excellent benefits package, including full health insurance, life insurance, dental, vision, and RFTA’s retirement benefits.
Plus a $1,000 End of Summer Season Bonus!
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Are you hiring?
Email us details and it will be added to the Chamber newsletter for free.
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Has your business or organization recently been featured in the media?
Send us a link and we will promote it.
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SBDC Learning Opportunities in Your Backyard
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In addition to On Demand classes, the Northwest SBDC in partnership with Eagle County, will be hosting several business classes in the coming months.Explore the
SBDC website to learn more about what is offered.
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Basalt Master Plan Community Meetings –
Help Shape Basalt's Future
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The 2019 Master
Plan will establish our vision, goals, and objectives
for a vibrant, healthy community for the years to come. Show up and
share your thoughts! Please attend all three events!
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Outdoor Recreation Reports
Fly Fishing Reports (via Taylor Creek Fly Shops)
Colorado Avalanche Information Center (CAIC)
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In the coming weeks
May
Sat 5/18 Motors on Midland | Downtown
June
Wed 6/19 Summer Concert Series | Triangle Park
Wed 6/26 Summer Concert Series | Triangle Park
On the horizon:
- OEDIT/DCI reveal Basalt's new brand
- A new co-working space
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Benefits - it pays to be a member
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Member to Member discounts at Jimbo's Liquors
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Did you know?
Jimbo's Liquors offers the following for
Basalt Chamber member Business After Hours hosts or any company sponsored event:
- Free quote on product selection & quantities
- Specialty cocktail options
- Free delivery and pick-up
- Only pay for product you use (unopened product can be returned)
- 15% discount on wine, liquor, ice and non-alcoholic beverages
- 10% discount on beer
For you next special event at your business or organization, be sure to talk to Gonzo Mirich at Jimbo's Liquors and he will make your life easier.
NOT VALID FOR PERSONAL PURCHASES
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128 Basalt Center Circle, Basalt | Downtown
(970) 927-3360
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Learn the backstory about how Motio came to Basalt at the
August BTalks
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The
Basalt Area Chamber of Commerce is a 501(c)6 membership organization dedicated to supporting the healthy and vibrant development of Basalt's businesses and community. Members enjoy lively networking events, educational programs, peer support, member-to-member discounts, and complimentary and discounted advertising, club memberships, ski vouchers and more.
Memberships are affordable and offer high value. For more information on joining, please call (970) 927-4031 or submit an online application.
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Interested in advertising in this email newsletter?
Advertising is available to both members and non-members. Please
contact us for details.
Appearance of ads and announcements in the Member Thursday eNews does not imply endorsement by the Basalt Chamber of Commerce. That said, we're happy for all efforts to support economic and community vitality in Basalt and the surrounding valley and welcome your news!
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