June 2012

Maryland Heights Chamber of Commerce Business Journal

What’s Inside...City & Community News

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Welcome New Members 4

Membership Information4-6

Upcoming Programs & Events 8-12

Upcoming Events...Thursday, June 7th The Breakfast ClubDJ’s Deli at 7:30am

Wednesday, June 13th Membership Luncheon Meeting

Syberg’s11:30am-1:00pm

Tuesday, June 19th Annual Golf Classic

Whitmoor Country Club

Thursday, June 21st The Breakfast Club

7:30am

Premiere Par tner Program

Platinum Par tner

Gold Par tners

Silver Par tnersA Skeetz Productions

Charter Business Edward Jones

Electro Savings Credit UnionKonica MinoltaNew York Life

Pattonville School DistrictVenmar Systems, Inc.

Mission of the ChamberThe Maryland Heights Chamber of Commerce is a not-for-profit organization that strives to enhance the general welfare and prosperity of businesses and citizens of the Maryland Heights. The chamber provides opportunities for its members to address economic, commercial governmental and educational issues. It is currently serving more than 400 businesses, representing 20,000 employees.

Electro Savings Credit Union Ribbon CuttingPage 9

Glickert Chiropractic & Nutrition Center Ribbon Cutting Page 5

Director Information

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Board of DirectorsBrian Douglas - Chair New York Life Insurance Mike Sides - Chair ElectEdward Jones

Roger Goessling - TreasurerZipp Express Scott Palermo - Vice ChairA Skeetz Productions

Nichole Knight - Vice ChairSpartan Staffing Mike Wilcox - Vice ChairVivid Cleaning

Michael BeaversVoicePro, Inc.

Andy DrazenDoster Ullom David Foster Edward Jones - Financial Advisor Dr. Mike FultonPattonville School District

Lindsay GallahueCommercial Bank

Angie LantzRanken Jordan Pediatric Hospital

Harry LiveleySimploy

Dr. Jenny MarquartParkway North High School

Laura MueggeElectro Savings Credit Union

Justin NaberFred Weber Inc.

Jamie NewellSSM DePaul Health Center Jill Thurman Harrah’s Casino & Hotel

StaffKim BraddyExecutive Director

Sherry HuibonhoaSales Director

From the ChairmanWhen you are ready to make a purchase, whether large or small, do you shop the chamber first? There are several reasons that I would encourage you to use your fellow MHCC members, but I want to point out a benefit that many people overlook and that is peace of mind. When you make a purchase or have work done in your home or business it is important to receive a high quality product or service. When you use a chamber member, you are likely to be able to find others within the chamber that can give a testimonial on their work. Next time you are making a purchase, check the website and find a member who can help you. When you contact them ask them if there is someone that they have worked with in the chamber that could endorse them. If you have done work with a chamber member who

has done great work for you, please email me your testimonial so we can include it in a future newsletter.

Chairman of the BoardNew York Life | bjdouglas@ft.newyorklife.com314-599-0377

Board of Directors & Staff Updates

Congratulations to Michael Beavers, Voice Pro, Inc.; Harry Liveley, Simploy and Laura Muegge, Electro Savings Credit Union for recently being elected onto the MHCC Board of Directors.

Thank you for your service and commitment to the following board members: Bill Esterline, Pattonville Fire District and Jeremy Turner, Maryland Heights Lawn Doctor

For a complete listing of all the Board of Directors with photos, log onto www.mhcc.com.

Congratulations KristenBest of luck to Kristen Stensby, the office manager. Kristen has left the Chamber and accepted a position with the family business, Champion Floor.

Kim Braddy RecognizedAs part of the organization’s 35th Annual Breakfast celebration, North County Incorporated (NCI) recognized several area leaders for making a significant positive impact in North County.

NCI’s Community Development Award was presented to those whose efforts positively benefit youth, residents, civic organizations, or others through selfless acts. Kim Braddy, Executive Director of the Maryland Heights Chamber of Commerce was a recipient.

City and Community News

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Charter DevelopmentCharter had a May 22nd Planning Commission recommendation and then headed to the June 7th Council decision. Phase I would consist of a new gas station/convenience store/fast food restaurant with drive-through to replace the ZX and landscaping improvements on the hotel property. Phase II would consist of a new two-story office building on the western corner of the hotel property.

Harrah’s Hotel and Casino SalePenn National Gaming Inc. said that it will buy Harrah’s St. Louis from debt-laden Caesars Entertainment Corp. for $610 million

Fred WeberTom Dunne retired in April. There are numerous changes and restructuring. Crystal Springs has been sold. Fred Weber is now not for sale but going to focus on new structure and build upon their business model in the construction industry. Limestone’s is currently used as storage and meeting space for FW but will not reopen as a restaurant

Council Endorses Prop Y to Fund Sewer Infrastructure Investments The City Council recently voted to endorse Proposition Y—and now Maryland Heights residents will get to decide where they stand on June 5.

The ballot initiative, presented by the Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District (MSD), would authorize the issuance of $945 million in bonds to help finance work to address sewer overflow issues in St. Louis County and the City of St. Louis. Under mandates by the Environmental Protection Administration (EPA) and the State of Missouri, MSD must spend $4.7 billion over the next 23 years to address more than 350 sewer overflows throughout the region

TAX INCENTIVES FOR AUTO SUPPLIERSThe House approved a priority piece of Gov. Nixon’s economic development initiative - but did so only after adding the majority of Rep. Barnes’ Mamtek legislation from HB 1865. HB 1455, sponsored by Rep. Chuck Gatschenberger, would create new economic incentives for automobile suppliers that meet certain requirements for job creation and capital investment. The bill now moves to the Senate for consideration.

SENATE APPROVES $24 BILLION BUDGETThe Senate began by debating the supplemental budget, which appropriates the remaining funds for the current fiscal year owed to the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, higher education institutions, and others. The Senate is required to finish work on the supplemental budget before approving the budget for the next fiscal year. The process stalled as soon as it began.

The budget bills will now go to a conference committee comprised of five senators and five representatives who will rectify the differences in the two chambers’ versions of the bills - one of which is full funding for the Missouri Partnership and the state’s international trade offices, which were eliminated by the House.

POTENTIAL TAX CREDIT REFORMSen. Chuck Purgason’s Ways and Means Committee approved a bill that would extend the sunset date of several tax credits with social benefit purposes.

Sen. Purgason, a vocal opponent of tax credits and a member of the budget’s group of nine, had successfully stopped numerous tax credit-related bills in his committee. His willingness to allow HB 1278 to advance after a compromise was reached on the budget bills may signal that he and the other tax credit reformers plan to load sweeping reforms to this bill when it is brought up for debate on the Senate floor over the course of the next three weeks.

STAR BONDSThe House approved HB 1592, sponsored by Rep. Tim Jones. This bill would establish the STAR Bonds Financing Act. This act, borrowed from Kansas, would allow the governing body of a city or county to issue a bond that is to be repaid by the revenues received by the city or county from any transient guest tax and state and local sales and use taxes that are collected from taxpayers doing business within that portion of the city or county redevelopment district to retire a special obligation bond. A STAR bond is a sales tax revenue bond with a 20-year repayment period.

TIF REFORMThe House General Laws Committee heard SB 721, sponsored by Sen. Scott Rupp.The bill prohibits St. Louis County, St. Charles County, Jefferson County, and municipalities within from approving a proposed redevelopment plan unless it is approved by the TIF commission or two-thirds of the county-wide voters. St. Charles County Executive Steve Ehlmann has been the catalyst behind this proposal. His lobbyist testified in support of the bill and was joined by the Missouri Retailers Association and the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 655. These organizations are frustrated because they believe that Wal-Mart is benefiting from TIFs in the St. Louis Region at the expense of local grocery stores. The St. Louis County Municipal League and city managers from the cities of Maplewood, Richmond Heights, and St. Ann all testified against the bill. The committee did not take a vote on the proposal.

Westbound Interstate 70 Blanchette Bridge ConstructionThe $63 million rehabilitation of the westbound Interstate 70 Missouri River Bridge (Blanchette Bridge) will close and detour traffic starting November 2012. Additionally overnight and weekend closures will happen this summer at the Earth City Expressway interchange and at the bridge. MoDOT and Walsh Construction Company will host two public meetings to share these details and highlight alternate routes to help I-70 drivers get around. For more info, log onto www.mhcc.com

East-West Gateway Open HouseEast-West Gateway Council of Governments is hosting an Open House June 12-21. They are developing the regions transportation Improvement Program, the air quality Conformity Determination and the coordinated Human Services Transportation Plan. These documents will help shape the region’s future they want your input. Check out their website for more info. www.ewgateway.org

Membership Information

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Welcome New Members

123 Exteriors, Inc9316 Olive Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63132(314) 569-9379www.123exteriors.comJohn Magner

Bill’s Truck Repair, Inc.88 Millwell Ct, Maryland Heights, MO 63043(314) 739-8860www.billstruckservice.comBob Whitaker

Greener Construction Services717 Sonderon Street, O’Fallon, MO 63366(877) 308-3065www.Trustgreen.comStacia FitzRoy

Holiday Inn Airport West / Earth City3400 Rider Trail South, Earth City, MO 63045(314) 291-6800www.Holiday-Inn.comMark Stevens

Joyce Factory Direct of St. Louis2068 Concourse,Maryland Heights, MO 63146(314) 991-9191www.JoyceFactoryDirectstl.comAlice Townzen

Lapaka Coffee1316 Glenrock DriveMaryland Heights, MO 63043(314) 397-4644www.lapakacoffee.organogold.comLarry Cowsert

Max Biernbaum & Associates11710 Administration Drive, Suite 10St. Louis, MO 63146(314) 997-7025www.taxmaxcpa.com Neal Biernbaum

P.S Rapp Plumbing15264 Clayton Road, Ballwin, MO 63011(314) 567-1253www.psrapp.comCecila Soibel

Paul’z Burgerz and Dogz1947 Schuetz Road, St. Louis, MO 63146(314) 567-3649www.stickmanfoods.comRobbie Cassell

Laura is humbled to be the Ambassador of the Month for June. Last August, she began her role as Community Development Specialist with Electro Savings Credit Union, which is a full-service, not-for-profit financial institution offering an alternative to typical non-personal banking services. Laura is not new to the credit union industry, having been given her “big break” post college with another credit union, where she worked for 5 years. She says the credit union movement is something that she is very passionate about she loves being a part of an organization that is so community focused. The credit union philosophy is “People Helping People”.

Laura is proud to serve on the Membership Committee with the MHCC because it allows her to give back to the community and to help others reach their goals. Laura keeps busy outside of credit union and chamber activities with her 4 year old twins, Nicolas and Maya.

Ready Roofers1001 Craig Road, Suite 260Creve Coeur, MO 63146(314) 692-7663www.readyroofer.comAlonso Gomez

St. Louis County Business Service Group121 South Meramac, Clayton, MO 63105(314) 615-4690www.stlouisco.comAdam Brown

Take Shape for Life1408 MontDore DriveManchester, MO 63021(314) 277-3434www.spearteam.tsfl.comJohn SpearAmbassador of the Month - Laura Muegge

In early May, the Membership Ambassadors went on a New Member Recruitment Blitz. 6 teams of two canvassed the area, promoting the benefits of the Chamber to over 150 businesses. Roger Goesslling- Zipp Express; Laura Mugge- Electro Savings; Mike Wilcox- Vivid Cleaning, Debbie Stone- Wingate by Wyndham; Scott Palermo- A Skeetz Production; Nichole Knight- Spartan Staffing; David Foster- Edward Jones; Katelyn Childress- Kelly Services; Sarah Ruffato- Olneya Restoration Group; Venus Martz- North County Incorporated and Harry Lively

Meet the Membership Ambassadors

Verizon Wireless12681 Dorsett Village RdMaryland Heights, MO 63043(314) 878-9500www.verizonwireless.comDan Will

Western & Southern Financial & Life Insurance10801 Pear Tree Lane,. Suite 176St. Ann, MO 63074(314) 426-1771Jordan Lindsay

For a complete list of all members, log onto the directory at www.mhcc.com.

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Member News

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Glickert Chiropractic & Nutrition Center held an Open House & Ribbon Cutting Ceremony in May.

Glickert Chiropractic & Nutrition Center is committed to providing you with the highest quality chiropractic care. “We are dedicated to helping people get out of pain quickly, and keep them out of pain.” www.glickertchiropractic.com

Happy AnniversaryCongratulations to Scotti’s Deli and Catering. They celebrated their 13th year in business this past May.

Ameren PartnershipWestinghouse and Ameren Missouri recently announced their partnership to bring “transformative change” to Missouri’s energy and economic future. These two companies are applying for up to $452 million in loan guarantees from the U.S. Department of Energy that will support engineering, design certification and licensing for Small Modular Nuclear Reactors (SMRs) in Missouri over the next five years. Through this partnership, increased access to the best and most up-to-date technological advances in nuclear energy could also bring significant economic investment to our state.

Parkway North is looking to Place InternsIf you are interested in an intern placement at your business for next school year. Some of the kids are planning on using the jobs they already have, but some have a desire to find placement in a specific career field. Curently looking for partners that have specializations in one the following fields OR who might have a need in one of the following areas: -Public relations, Marketing research, Baking, Fashion, Physical therapy, Counseling or social work If interested contact:Holly Weber - Business & Marketing TeacherInternship Coordinator - Parkway North High School. 314-415-7612

Upper Limits Youth Team ScholarshipThe Upper Limits Youth Team Scholarship is awarded to one St. Louis youth who seeks to enrich their lives through the physical and mental activity provided by rock climbing and the camaraderie developed in a team environment. This is a need based scholarship that is designated for families with a total household income less than $50,000. Priority will be given to those in need of financial assistance.

Upper Limits Youth Team GrantAll applications and information submitted will be held in strict confidentiality. The application information will only be used for determining the qualifications for the Upper Limits Youth Climbing Team Grant. Recipients will pay 30% of program fee. The grant will cover the additional 70%, (up to $130). One grant awarded per session.

All Scholarship and Grant applications can be found at www.upperlimits.com and must be submitted July 1-July 31.

Ranken Jordan Honors Local Emergency Medical Services TeamsAt Ranken Jordan – A Pediatric Specialty Hospital, pediatricians and staff rely on the local Emergency Medical Services (EMS) teams to provide life-saving transportation and on-the-go care for their patients. Ranken Jordan recognized local EMS teams at a barbeque lunch on Emergency Services for Children (EMSC) Day to celebrate National EMS week.

Member Events

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City’s Free Summer Concert SeriesFriday, June 8thKeltic Reign7pm @ Tremayne Shelter at Sailboat Cove in Creve Coeur Park. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own seating and refreshments for a great show for the entire family.

Kids Night/Wee Kids Night Saturday, June 9th6:00 pm - 10:00 pm Kids Night Out: Ages 5-12Join us for fun, games and good. Enjoy swimming and playing in the Hub. Pizza served around 8:30 p.m. Adult supervised. Please register in advance.$17 for the first child, $15 for additional childEdward Jones Family YMCA. 314-439-9622

Parties at the PlazaThursday, June 21st5:00 pmJoin Westport Plaza for Party in the Plaza Thursday, June 21st from 5-8pm. Live music featuring Boom and Fanfare. Drink and food specials! Participating restaurants include Bradford’s Pub, Dierdorf & Hart’s, Paul Mineo’s Trattoria, St. Louis Sports Hall of Fame Bar & Grill, Trainwreck Saloon and Westport Pizza Co. Sponsored by Bud Light.314-576-7100

Mammography Van Friday, June 22nd8:00 am - 4:00 pm Siteman Cancer Center Mammography Van Visits the Edward Jones Family YMCA The Y takes very seriously our role in improving the health of our communities. That is why we partner with the Siteman Cancer Center to provide convenient screening mammograms to women ages 40 and older who have no signs or symptoms of breast cancer. The Siteman Cancer Center Mammography Van will be at the Edward Jones Family YMCA on Friday, June 22 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Schedule an appointment as early as possible by calling 314-747-7222 or 800-600-3606.

Remanufactured Multi Function Devices at huge savings. Full color as low as $2,000.00 and for the FIRST TIME EVER 25% off the factory invoice on all NEW machine’s. This offer cannot be combined with any other promotion and is only Valid for CURRENT OR ACTIVE CHAMBER MEMBERS

Economic Rescue PlanKonica Minolta is overstocked with lease return devices, we run them through our refurb facility and cover them with maintenance the same as a new one……..you save!

Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A.14567 North Outer Forty Drive

Chesterfield, MO 63017A.J. Reese

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Don’t Miss Out on Your Chance to SAVE!Konica Minolta is a 14 Billion dollar company; we are the direct manufacturer and handle only Konica. Voted “Most Reliable” last 4 years.Call today for more information.

Offer expires 7/30/2012

Chamber Programs

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New member OrientationEach quarter, the Chamber hosts an orientation for new members. This free breakfast programs reviews the Chambers value and benefits as a member. West Point Apartment hosted the May event. The next scheduled orientation is August 1st at the Wingate Inn.

Philanthropic CommitteeRaffle items requested for the Education Raffle at the luncheons. Also being accepted are donated items that can be used in the monthly raffle. Every raffle dollar sold goes to the Education Foundation.

Committee InvolvementServing on a committee allows you to meet fellow business people and make a difference in our community. With eight different committees to choose from, there is something for everyone. Please call the office for scheduled meeting times. Not all committees meet on a regular basis.

Business Leader of the YearCommunity Engagement CommitteeGolf CommitteeMembership CommitteeMonster Mash Dash Philanthropic CommissionPrograms Committee

CredibilityA 2009 national study reveals that membership in a chamber of commerce can significantly boost a business’s image among consumers, as well as other businesses.

VisibilityExpose your business to a wider audience of business owners, decision makers and various members. Enhance your name recognition by becoming active in one of the best Chambers of Commerce.

Employment Listings Chamber members are encouraged to list their job openings on the Chamber website: FREE.

Advocate for BusinessThe Chamber is the voice of the business. We stay connected to community in local, county, and state issues.

Member 2 Member DiscountDo you have a Member 2 Member Discount? Help promote it by submitting it for the Maryland Heights Chamber of Commerce Newsletter, or by putting them on the MHCC website. Call Kim for more details. 314-576-6603

Some online discounts: Comfort Inn, Extra Thyme Catering, Procon Fire and Safety and many many more..

Literature DisplayMHCC has a literature display in the Chamber office. Remember to provide your brochures to display as well as at the luncheons.

Business Referral ServiceHundreds of Chamber member referrals are given to tourists, those interested in relocating to the Maryland Heights area, the business community and the public (all potential customers). Only members are referred to these inquirers. Be sure to have your literature placed in the Chamber office. Ensure your online directory is correct and don’t forget to bring your printed literature to the membership luncheons to have available to those attendees

Certificates of OriginDocumentation necessary for overseas shipments – the Chamber provides this certification free for members, not available to non-members.

Office Depot Discount ProgramThe Maryland Heights Chamber has partnered with Office Depot to further enhance the Chamber program that will help you save money on the office supplies you use every day. You will save at least 5% off of the lowest retail price on nearly everything Office Depot sells-and you’ll save much more (up to 30% or more off our already low pricing) on your most frequently purchased items (ink, toner, and copy paper included). Additionally, you’ll receive significant discounts on Copy & Print services.

Chamber Benefits

2013 Community GuideThe next printing will be in 2012 for a January 2013 distribution. To get your name in the book, log onto www.mhcc.com to get the 2013 rates and information .

Events

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2012 Chamber EventsJuneWednesday, June 13th Member LuncheonSyberg’s (11:30 – 1pm)$20 for members/$25 non-members

Tuesday, June 19th Annual Golf Classic Whitmoor Country ClubReserve your space NOW! See page 12

JulyWednesday, July 11th Member LuncheonDave & Buster’s (11:30 – 1pm)$20 for members/$25 non-members

AugustNew Member OrientationWednesday, August 18:30am - 9:30amWingate By Wyndham St. Louis/Riverport13615 Riverport Drive Join us to learn how to get the most ofout of your Chamber Investment.

Wednesday, August 8th Member LuncheonDave & Buster’s (11:30 – 1pm)$20 for members/$25 non-members

Tuesday, August 21st Business After HoursHooter’s (5 – 7pm)

SeptemberWednesday, September 12th Member LuncheonDave & Buster’s (11:30 – 1pm)$20 for members/$25 non-members

OctoberWednesday, October 10th Member LuncheonHarrah’s (11:30 – 1pm)$20 for members/$25 non-members

Tuesday, October 16th Power NetworkingSpazio’s (5 – 7pm) $15 per person

Saturday, October 27th Monster Mash Dash - 5k/10k run walk

NovemberWednesday, November 14th Member Luncheon Harrah’s (11:30 – 1pm)$20 for members/$25 non-members

Business Leader of the Year (Date TBD)

DecemberWednesday, December 12th Annual Holiday Gala Harrah’s (11:30 – 1pm)$25 per personProceeds to benefit Education Foundation

The above dates and times may change.

The May 17th Breakfast Club was hosted at Webster University - Westport Campus

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Thursday, June 7th7:30am-9:00amHosted at DJ’s Deli, 1807 Park 270 Dr. Thursday, June 21st7:30am-9:00amHosted by Vivid Cleaning - Mike WilcoxCenterco Office Suites11628 Old Ballas Rd., Creve Coeur

MHCC Education Foundation Continues Tradition with ScholarshipsThe Maryland Heights Chamber of Commerce awarded college 6 scholarships totaling $9,000 to six graduating seniors. Three of the scholarships were made possible through matching funds contributed by Ranken Jordan A Pediatric Specialty Hospital, Edward Jones and Fred Weber Inc. David Lindsay – Pattonville High SchoolKristen Hanna – Pattonville High SchoolShawna Lawson - Parkway North High SchoolJessica Hohenstein – Pattonville High SchoolKara Smiley - Parkway North High SchoolAnthony Henderson - Parkway North High School – Not pictured

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June Monthly Membership Luncheon

Wednesday, June 13th Speaker: Craig Jung

St. Louis Green“Greening- Does it Cost You More or Save You Green!”

Syberg’sSponsored By: Olneya Restoration Group

Luncheon Info11:30am-12pm Registration/Networking

12-1pm Program$20 Members & $25 Future Members

RSVP required Friday prior to luncheon. Walk - ins are not guaranteed to be seated. Cancellations must be received prior to luncheon or subject to meal charge. For a

complete list of all luncheon dates and speakers, log onto mhcc.com.

July Monthly Membership LuncheonWednesday, July 11th

Speaker: Tom RuwitchEmail Marketing Triage

Dave and Buster’sSponsored By: Holiday Inn Airport West/ Earth City

Luncheon Info11:30am-12pm Registration/Networking

12-1pm Program$20 Members & $25 Future Members

RSVP required Friday prior to luncheon. Walk - ins are not guaranteed to be seated. Cancellations must be received prior

to luncheon or subject to meal charge. For a complete list of all luncheon dates and speakers, log onto mhcc.com.

Credit Union Celebrates Remodel of its Maryland Heights Branch“Experience the Difference” was the theme of Electro Savings Credit Union’s grand re-opening celebration held at its Maryland Heights branch on May 24th. The celebration included a ribbon cutting with the Maryland Heights Chamber of Commerce to commemorate the completion of renovations to the branch, located at 1805 Craigshire Dr. www.ElectroSavings.com

Maryland Heights Restaurant Discount Card

List your Businesson the coupon cardbeing distributedto 1000 individualsthat live and workin the local Maryland Heights Area!

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See the opposite side of this form for three different marketing opportunities with this card and how to thank clients or

reward employees and pre-order the card at a discount!

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MHCC Restaurant Coupon Card

PREPAYMENT REQUIRED To MHCC by April 30, 2012Maryland Heights Chamber • (314) 576-6603 phone • (314) 576-6855 fax

Business Name: _________________________________________________ Address: __________________________________________________________

Coupon Offer (If Restaurant Listing): ____________________________________________________________________________________________________

Daytime phone: __________________ E-mail: _____________________________________________Credit Card Information: ___ Visa ___ MasterCard ___ Discover

Card #: __________________________________________ Exp Date: ______________ Billing zip code for card: ____________________ CVV Code: ___________

Restaurant Listing: Restaurant name and discount listed on plastic business sized card. Online directory listing with 50 word blurb and logo; listed on MHCC website with hyperlinked to the restaurant website, presented on Power point presentations at luncheons (100 in attendance). Includes one banner ad that is distributed with email reminders to membership (1800 contacts)– Value $200. Expiration date of coupon card 5/2013; First come first served - Space is limited

Card Sponsorship: Includes logo on front of card. Online directory listing with 50 word blurb and logo; listed on MHCC website with hyperlinked to the restaurant website, presented on Power point presentations at luncheons (100 in attendance). Includes one banner ad that is distributed with email reminders to membership (1800 contacts)– Value $500. Expiration date of coupon card 5/2013. Only 5 will be sold; First come first served - Space is limited

Coupon Card Special: Pre-Order Coupon Cards to thank your clients or reward your employees!Special Pre-Order Offer: Order Five Coupon Cards at the regular price and recieve one free!

Marketing Oppor tunitiesMember Price $50 & $25 Gift Certificate for

another fundraiser/Non-Member Price $75 & $25 Gift Certificate

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CASINO AND HOTEL

The 19th AnnualGolf Classic

Returning toWhitmoor Country Club

Tuesday, June 19, 2012

Special Event and AuctionProceeds to Benefit the Education Foundation

Providing over $77,000 in the past 11 yearsin Scholarships for local students. WWW.MHCC.COM

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19TH MHCC Annual Golf Classic

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Platinum Sponsorship: SOLD to Harrah’s Casino and Hotel

Diamond Sponsorship: Foursome, full-page ad in the playbook, hole sponsorship with logo sign, logo & name included on sponsor banner, putting contest entry and four Super Passes!

Gold Sponsorship: Foursome, half-page ad in the playbook, hole sponsorship with logo sign, logo & name included on sponsor banner, putting contest entry, games and more!

Closest to the Pin Sponsor: Sponsor one of two par 3 holes where closest to the pin wins a prize, opportunity for you or sales staff to work the hole (limited tables available upon request).

Beverage Cart Sponsors: Banner with logo on one of three beverage carts travelling the course

Hole-in-One Sponsor: EXCLUSIVE sponsor of a par 3 hole where a hole in one wins $10,000 cash.

Putting Contest Sponsor: EXCLUSIVE sponsor of contest in which each golfer gets a complimentary entry, opportunity for you or sales staff to work the hole (limited tables available upon request).

Hole Sponsorship: An 18” x 24” sponsor sign with your company name will be on display at one of 18 holes, opportunity for you or sales staff to work the hole (limited tables available upon request).

Shared Hole Sponsorship: Shared sign with another sponsor will be on display at one of 18 holes, opportunity for you to work the hole (paired by Chamber unless otherwise notified.)

Tuesday, June 19, 2012 • Whitmoor Country Club10:00am Registration | 11:00am Shotgun Start | 4:30pm Dinner, Awards and Auction (est. time)

Golf Registration includes: Lunch, Green Fees, Cart, Dinner, Beverages on Course and AwardsReminder: Proper golf attire required, please no jeans. Whitmoor is a soft spike facility.

Team Registration: Entry fee for four golfers, lunch dinner & drinks on the course, games and more!

Individual Registration: Entry fee for one golfer, lunch dinner & drinks on the course, games and more!

Team Super Pass: Team entry in Pick your Pin, String Game, Straight Line Drive, Drop Your Skirt and all special contests plus Free Mulligans.

Oppor tunities to Play

Marketing Oppor tunities In addition, all sponsors will be posted on the MHCC Golf Classic Facebook page, listed on www.MHCC.com with a clickable link and recognized at each luncheon prior to the tournament.

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Expiration Date: ____________________ CVV Code:_____________________________ Billing Zip: _________________________

Team Captain: ___________________________________________ Phone: _____________________________

Golfer 1: _______________________________________________ Golfer 2:___________________________________________

Golfer 3: _______________________________________________ Golfer 3:___________________________________________

Please send registration form with payment to: 547 Westport Plaza, St. Louis, MO 63146 no later than June 18 to reserve your space.

SOLD

Golfer 4:

SOLD