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May 6: Small Business of the Yearannounced at an Awards Luncheon held atHenderson Country Club from 12 until 1 pm.
May 7: Business After Hours atCharles Boyd Chevrolet-Cadillac-Buick-GMC featuring a live concert in the showroomby Jackie Gore - “the Father of Beach Music”and founding member of “The Embers”.There’ll be food, prizes, shagging and testdrives. From 5:30 to 9:00 p.m. at theirlocation at 284 US 158 Bypass inHenderson. Call the Chamber to RSVP at252-438-8414.
May 15: First of three “Meet Me in theStreet” free community concerts for 2015 to beheld from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. alongBreckenridge Street in Downtown Henderson.Featured band is “The Holiday Band”.
May 25: Chamber offices closed forMemorial Day Holiday.
May 27: Lunch Break to Educate -“Millennials in the Small BusinessWorkforce” presented from 12 to 1 p.m. atthe Chamber office. No cost and lunch will beserved. Call 252-438-8414 to register.
August 27: Second of three “Meet Mein the Street” free community concerts for2015 to be held from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. alongBreckenridge Street in Downtown Henderson.Featured band is “The Konnection Band”.
September 18: Third of three“Meet Me in the Street” free communityconcerts for 2015 to be held from 5:30 to8:30 p.m. along Breckenridge Street inDowntown Henderson. Featured band is“Steve Owens and Summertime”.
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Inside This Issue: Ribbon cuttingsTEI Graduates 17, ConcertSeries Set, AdministrativeProfessionals Honored
The Henderson-Vance County Chamber of Commerce celebrated 78 years at its AnnualMembership Meeting and Banquet on Tuesday, March 31. The event was held at the Vance-Granville Community College Civic Center with around 400 in attendance.
Keynote speaker for the evening was Congressman George Holding who discussedinternational affairs and our national defense in summarizing his recent return from a trip toJordan where he and other U.S. officials focused on the state of affairs in that region.
An annual highlight of the event, the Chamber recognizes an outstanding citizen whocontributes to the local community. This year, 2013 Citizen of the Year, Dr. Marion Larkpresented the 2014 Citizen of the Year Award to Danny Wright. Wright touted himself asone of many people working to improve Henderson and Vance County. “As my old friendSam Watkins used to say,I’m just an old mulehelping to pull the wagon,”he said. Wright humblyexpressed his thanks for thehonor. “Thank you forgiving me the opportunityto get in the harness withyou,” he said. “I’m gratefulfor the honor, but I do notfeel I’ve done anythingmore than anyone else.Everyone else in the roomdeserves the award morethan me. If I haveaccomplished anything —and that is debatable — Ihave to give God the praisesand the glory for it. Additionally, if I ever accomplish anything — and that is debatable — mywife, Betty, deserves all the credit. She is my biggest supporter and encourager,” Wrightcontinued. Wright grew up in the area, has been a local accountant for 26 years and is a seven-term county commissioner who earned the M.H. Brock Outstanding County CommissionerAward for demonstrated special achievements and efforts on behalf of county governmentsthroughout the state. Wright has been a part of the Kerr-Tar board of directors, N.C.Association of County Commissioners’ board of directors, Rural Transportation AdvisoryCommittee, Kerr-Tar Regional Economic Development Corporation and Henderson-VanceCounty Industrial Park board. His family was present to share the occasion with him. “Assoon as you meet him, it’s like you’ve known him all your life,” said John Barnes, Chamberpresident.
2014 Chamber of Commerce Chairwoman Jenny Hester gave a brief farewell address.Chamber President John Barnes presented the Henderson-Vance County Chamber of
Wright Honored as 2014Citizen of the Year
Danny Wright receives the 2014 Citizen of theYear Award from 2013 winner Dr. Marion Lark
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Concert Season Kicks off May 15The Henderson-Vance County Chamber of Commerce is proud to host another season of “Meet Me in the Street”, a series of concerts
offered free to the local community.CenturyLink will be the presenting sponsor for the three concerts of 2015
marking the fifteenth season for these popular events.The first concert for the year will be held on Friday, May 15 and will feature
“The Holiday Band”. This band has been performing for nearly 21 years.Based in North Carolina, The Holiday Band has played dates in 11 states.Notable performances include The Lincoln Center in New York, The HouseOf Blues in Myrtle Beach, SC, Mardi Gras in Mobile, AL, Carnival cruise onThe Inspiration, Grove Park Inn in Asheville, NC, and Carolina Inn inPinehurst, NC. The band has been voted group of the year, has won manyother awards in Carolina beach music and is known for being one of the mostversatile bands around with a wide range of musical styles on their set list.
The second concert is set for Thursday, August 27 and will host “TheKonnection”. The third and final concert of the season is on Friday,September 18 and will feature “Steve Owens & Summertime”.
Sponsors for this year’s concert series are: CenturyLink - Presenting Sponsor; Duke Energy,Maria Parham Medical Center and Toyota of Henderson - Gold Sponsors; Mars Petcare, WalmartDC #6091 and Wake Electric Membership Corporation - Silver Sponsors; and Sam’s Club,Satterwhite Point Marina and AA Self Storage - Bronze Sponsors. Contributing Sponsors areHenderson Wellness Center, Franklin Brothers Nursery, KARTS, Kerr Lake Cornhole and VinylGraphics and Woodforest National Bank. Food Sponsors are Chick-fil-A of Henderson, Coca-Cola and Harris Wholesale. Media Sponsors for the event are The Daily Dispatch, WIZS 1450 AMand WLUS 98.3 FM.
All concerts are free to the public and will be held at the corner of North Garnett andBreckenridge Streets from 5:30 until 8:30 p.m. For more information and for availablesponsorship opportunities, contact the Chamber at 438-8414 or [email protected].
Commerce Annual Report and Program of Work which highlighted the previous year’saccomplishments and identified goals for the upcoming year. Incoming 2015 Chairwoman, TanyaEvans of Duke Energy, expressed her excitement in serving the Chamber in the coming year.Evans also presented Hester with a plaque expressing the appreciation of the Chamber Board ofDirectors and staff for her tireless efforts as 2014 Chair.
Also awarded during the event was the Vance County Schools Shining Moment in EducationAward which went to the Kiwanis Club of Henderson for their work and contributions to thecounty’s students. “They show support to all 10 elementary schools in our county,” said MarylauraMcKoon, principal of E.O. Young Elementary School. Finally, the Chamber recognized andpresented a plaque to Ambassador of the Year, Julia Langston of the Henderson Family YMCAfor her work with the Chamber and throughout the community. “Julia is an integral and vital partof the Chamber of Commerce and we appreciate all that she does,” said Chamber President JohnBarnes.
Corporate sponsors for the event were: Presenting sponsor Duke Energy; Gold sponsorsBB&T, Carolina Country Snacks, CenturyLink, Envirolink, Maria Parham Medical Center, and MarsPetcare; Silver sponsors Wake Electric Membership Corporation and Walmart DC #6091; Bronzesponsors J. M. White Funeral Home and Satterwhite Point Marina; and contributing sponsorsCarolina Sunrock, DAURITY Family Dentistry, East Carolina Tire, Franklin Brothers Nursery &Greenhouses, Lowe’s Home Improvement Warehouse, The Peanut Roaster, Satterwhite PointMarina, Schewel Furniture Company, Inc. and W. W. Properties.
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Luncheon Honors Administrative ProsThe Henderson-Vance County Chamber of Commerce hosted a luncheon honoring
administrative assistants and other professional support staff on Wednesday, April 22.One of its most popular events, there were over 100 people in attendance. The event washeld at Henderson Country Club. The luncheon is sponsored each year by the Chamber ofCommerce of Warren County, the Granville County Chamber of Commerce, the GreaterFranklin County Chamber and the Henderson-Vance County Chamber of Commerce.
The luncheon featured keynote speaker Tisha Powell, Co-Anchor for ABC11Eyewitness News. Ms. Powell gave an entertaining and motivational speech encouragingattendees to work hard and do their best and sharing some of her personal experiences.Those experiences include interviews with influential people like First Lady Michelle Obamaand Oprah Winfrey and coverage of Hurricane Katrina in her home state of Louisiana.Tisha is an Army wife of 16 years and enjoys traveling the country to watch her 12-year-olddaughter compete in gymnastics and track and field. She also enjoys spending time with heryoungest daugther Evangeline.
Attendees enjoyed a lunch of house salad, chicken crepes, vegetable medley, rice pilafand dessert with beverage.
Tisha Powell addresses the crowd atthe 2015 Administrative ProfessionalsLuncheon.
On March 19, a total of 17 educators in Vance County Schools completed participation in the Vance County Teacher Executive Institute(TEI) program for 2014-2015 . They were honored at a dinner and ceremony held at the Henderson Country Club after completing four all-daysessions in the leadership program. The dinner was sponsored by Walmart Distribution Center #6091 in Henderson.
The participants (shown in the photo) are: seated fromleft, Deris Mora of Henderson Middle School; LaurenMurvine of E.M. Rollins Elementary School; Tonia Davisof Clarke Elementary School; Deborah Bullock-Harris ofDabney Elementary School; Aarika Sandlin of Eaton-Johnson Middle School; and Cynthia Traynham of South-ern Vance High School. Standing from left, are Erika Barnettof Aycock Elementary School; Ana-Maria Topliceanu ofNorthern Vance High School; Joshua Patterson of STEMEarly High School; Cheryl Jones of Pinkston Street Elemen-tary School; Carrie Hoffler of New Hope Elementary School;Joy Darden of E.O. Young Jr. Elementary School; AnalizaMaghanoy of L.B. Yancey Elementary School; Sophia Miller-Ford of Early College High School; Alison Tiangson ofWestern Vance High School; Mary Frances Wiggins of Carver Elementary School; and Bonnie Stallings of Zeb Vance Elementary School.
The featured speaker for the evening was Dr. Rebecca Garland, deputy state superintendent of the N.C. Department of Public Instruction.She praised the educators for their achievements in the classroom and for their participation in Teacher Executive Institute. She also sharedvaluable information about the status of public education in North Carolina and offered a history of public education across the state and inVance County. This year is the 175th anniversary of public education in our state.
The Vance County Teacher Executive Institute is presented each year by the Vance County Public School Foundation and the Henderson-Vance Chamber of Commerce. The institute is designed to provide classroom teachers, counselors and media specialists with opportunities toparticipate in seminars where leadership and management skills are taught. The program also offers opportunities for participants visit a varietyof businesses in the local community to learn more about how educators and business leaders can work together in assisting students to besuccessful in the future workforce.
Sponsors for this year’s TEI program were CenturyLink, Duke Energy Progress, Satterwhite Point Marina, Walmart Distribution Center#6091, Vance County Farm Bureau, Wayne Adcock, Barnett Properties, Citizens Community Bank, Golden Skillet, Rose Oil Company, J.M.White Funeral Service, Chick-fil-A, The Daily Dispatch, the Henderson Family YMCA, KARTS, Maria Parham Medical Center, Quick Print andVance County Schools.
TEI Graduates 17 from Program
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ribbon cuttings grand openingsfocuseLi Screening & Consulting, LLCA ribbon cutting ceremony was held on Thursday, March26th for eLi Screening & Consulting, LLC to celebrate theopening of the business along with their new membershipwith the Chamber. The company offers professional back-ground screening for any business or industry includinggovernment organizations, non-profits, schools, hospitals,real estate companies and tenants. ELi Screening & Con-sulting, LLC offers the convenience and responsiveness of alocal business, yet they are powered by a premier nationalprovider of online background screenings with competitiverates and screening packages.U.S. Businesses lose $120 billion a year to employee theftalone and one-third of all application forms contain false ormisleading information. Eli can help you confirm thetrustworthiness and reliability of applicants and employees.If your company or organization already pays for a back-ground screening service, allow eLi Screening & Consulting,LLC to see if they can bring you a better service withsavings that your company or organization will appreciate.Email [email protected] or call 919-999-8166 to findout more.
The Henderson-Vance Chamber of Commerce is currently offering its membership asponsorship opportunity like never before! The 2015 Chamber Pinnacle Program offersmember businesses the opportunity to make a one-time annual investment that will allow
them maximum publicity and exposure throughout the year at Chamber events and programs.If your company is interested in taking advantage of this opportunity, please contact
President John Barnes and see what this program can do for you.
Thank You to ourChamber Champions
and Chamber Partner
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ribbon cuttings grand openings focus
The Peanut RoasterA ribbon cutting ceremony was held on March 12th at 10:00AM for The Peanut Roaster to celebrate the opening of theirnewly remodeled retail store in Henderson. In 1949, LarryMonahan, Sr. began to sell roasted nuts from his familyowned restaurant in Virginia to passing tourists. It was thenthat the beloved Peanut Roaster brand was born. Thepeanut business quickly outgrew the restaurant and in 1985,Larry’s son John decided to take over the roasted nutbusiness. In 1985, a peanut processing facility was openedin Cary, NC. A little over 10 years later, in 1997, a newproduction and distribution facility was opened in Henderson.The rest is history! The Peanut Roaster currentlyoffers mixed nuts, gift baskets, confections, candiednuts, flavored peanuts, food gifts, gift towers, gifttins, fundraising, business gifts and more. The PeanutRoaster is located at 394 Zeb Robinson Road in Hendersonand can be reached at 252-431-0100 or online atwww.peanut.com.
Burger King, Carolina Quality, LLCA ribbon cutting was held on Thursday, March 19th forBurger King “Carolina Quality, LLC” at 1817 N. GarnettStreet in Henderson. The event was to celebrate thecompany’s new renovations and Grand Reopening of thestore at that location. Burger King serves great tastingburgers, chicken sandwiches, salads, breakfast biscuits,fries, soft drinks, shakes and ice cream at all locations. Local stores are operated by Carolina Quality, LLC with 22Burger King locations in North Carolina, Virginia, Alabama,Mississippi and Tennessee. Stores are open seven days aweek from 6AM until 11PM. For more information, pleasecall Lisa Simmons at 252-492-2763.
Community Partners of HopeA ribbon cutting was held on March 24th for CommunityPartners of Hope to announce the opening of the transitionalhousing unit that they now operate in addition to the emer-gency shelter for homeless men. The house, which wasgifted to them by Mrs. Nell Wiggins, will be known as HopeHouse. This residence will offer the next level of assistanceto men who show promise of becoming self-sufficientcontributors to the community. Men who are admitted toHope House will be assigned trained mentors, and willreceive the resources, encouragement, and guidanceneeded for them to one day live in homes of their own.Many opportunities will be available for individuals, churchgroups, civic clubs, businesses, etc. to volunteer andprovide helpful services to these men. The organizationbelieves that with everyone working together, we canovercome homelessness in Vance County. The organizationcan be reached at PO Box 1791, Henderson or at 252-820-0701.
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Jenny is a native of Woodland, North Carolina and graduate of Chowan College. Shehas lived in Henderson since 1971 and is co-owner of Prim Residential Rentals andDevelopment with her husband, Tommy Hester, Jr.
Jenny has worked on numerous committees in Henderson; two being the BusinessGrowth and Development Committee where she served as Chairwoman. She has alsoserved two successive terms (3 years each) on the Henderson-Vance Chamber ofCommerce Board with the last year serving as the Chairperson. Jenny was a participant ofLeadership Vance and was in the first graduating class of the program. Jenny said, “I loveHenderson and have committed myself to work hard to promote the city and county to help allof the Chamber members to succeed in their business ventures”.
Jenny is someone who enthusiastically embraces whatever opportunities arepresented. Her experiences have instilled in her a strong genuine character and made her aperson who conquers difficulties, overcomes adversity and keeps working towards her goalsnot letting obstacles stop her.
She is a member of the First Baptist Church of Henderson where she is an activemember. Her interests are gardening, reading and boating on beautiful Kerr Lake. Herfavorite pastime is spending time with her three grandchildren. She is the proud mother of adaughter and son, Hope and Tim and three grandchildren.
Jenny Hester
Board Member
2014 BOARD CHAIR andCo-owner of Prim Residential
Rentals and Development
Spotlight
The Henderson-Vance County Chamber of Commerce along with the Franklin, Granville and Warren County Chambers and the Vance-Granville Community College Small Business Center hosted the 2015 Small Business Luncheon in a collaborative effort again this year. Theevent was held at Henderson Country Club on Wednesday, May 6. CenturyLink was once again the presenting sponsor for the event.
Every year since 1963, the President of the United States has issued a proclamation announcing National Small Business Week, whichrecognizes the critical contributions of America’s entrepreneurs and small business owners. The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA)website states, “We recognize that more than half of Americans either own or work fora small business, and they create about two out of every three new jobs in the U.S. eachyear”. As part of National Small Business Week, the SBA takes the opportunity tohighlight the impact of outstanding entrepreneurs, small business owners, and othersfrom all 50 states and U.S. territories. This local annual spring luncheon is a part of thenational effort to recognize the merits of small businesses within every community.
After lunch and a keynote address by John C. Rose of WIZS, the event concludedwith the presentation of the Vance County Small Business of the Year, a title awardedfor the fourteenth consecutive year. This year’s recipient is Quick Print of Henderson.
In business for over 28 years, Quick Print continues to honor their mission “toprovide the highest quality offset and digital printing at an affordable price withexceptional turnaround times." Quick Print was established in 1981 and since that time,technology in the printing industry has dramatically changed. With the need for fasterand faster turnaround times, Quick Print became the area's first Instant Printer. “We specialized in "while you wait" printing and copying andtoday, after 28 years of service in the area, we still specialize in fast turnaround times and quality printing,” said owner Warren Nelms. “Thecompany’s website promotes Quick Print as “Your Neighborhood Printer”, and those who nominated the business for this award tout themas such. Warren and wife Jeannie have served the community well and they continue to give back,” said Chamber President John Barnes whilepresenting the award. Specializing in all types of printing including offset, digital color copies and wide-format, Quick Print can reproduce yourcamera ready artwork or design the artwork for you. They offer free quotes on your printing needs and are open Monday thru Friday from 8:30- 5:00. To contact Quick Print, call them at 252-492-8905 or visit them on the web at www.quickprint.biz.
Franklin, Granville and Warren County awarded Small Business of the Year honors for their counties as well and those winners are:Franklin County - KARTS, Granville County - F.O. Finch Insurance Agency and Warren County - Quilt Lizzy.
Former recipients of the Vance County award include Satterwhite Point Marina, Dataforge, Johnson’s Block & Concrete Company, Inc.,City Tire, Inc., Henderson Wellness Center, Franklin Brothers Nursery & Greenhouses, Inc., Ballet Arts, Interiors Downtown, Fogg’s Exxon,Vance Furniture, Gray’s Gourmet, The Peanut Roaster and Raemac Transportation.
Quick Print Wins Honor
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WIZS celebrated 60 years of broadcast service to the local community on May 1. The company hosted a Business Before Hours andRibbon Cutting on that day at the Vance County Regional Farmer’s Market to celebrate the milestone accomplishment.
“May the first, 1955 was a Sunday. And it was sixty years ago today, our community radio station signed on for the very first time as1450KHZ on the AM Band,” said John Charles Rose in his opening remarks of the celebration. Starting as WHVH on May 1, 1955, theoriginal 250-watt station was founded by Howard V. Harrell (thus theHVH in the call letters), an Oxford radio and television repair man.The first manager of the station was George Corkum and the firstannouncers were Tommy Moore, Jimmy Daniel (became manager inthe mid 1980s), Bob Johnson and Red Burton.
Harrell sold WHVH to Lawrence Brandon who sold the staion in1959 to Radio Corporation of Oxford which was owned by the Foxfamily. In 1960, the station increased to 1000 watts and changed to aTop 40 rock’n roll venue as WIZS. In 1969, the station became acountry music station.
Stan Fox sold WIZS to Rose Farm & Rentals, Inc. in 1989. Oneof the new owners at that time, John Rose III, brought more that 20years of newspaper and radio experience to the company. The groupadded new equipment and converted WIZS to an AM stereo station.Per an interview about the stations longevity in 1991 with the now lateJohn Rose III, Rose said, “Tommy Moore and Jimmy Daniel reallymade the station what it is under Stan Fox’s guidance”.
Now the station is owned and operated by John C. Rose.George Rush is the station’s General Manager and announces the local news and Towntalk. Rose said of Rush, “Had Mr. Rush not been therewhen my dad passed away, and had he not chosen to stay and do what he has done, I have my doubts if we’d be in this room today.” Rosealso said to the crowd, “Ten years ago when the station celebrated its 5oth anniversary, my father, John D. Rose III, centered the celebration onall the people who had worked at WIZS. It was a special time for my daddy. Not only did he get to honor his profession, Broadcasting whichhe dearly loved, he got to honor those who had gotten WIZS going, his co-workers past and present, those who had made WIZS ahousehold name. Fortunately, my dad was also able to document the station's history in writing. And, he honored his present staff too.That day and this day, we celebrate all those who got us here, and we applaud those now working at WIZS. We celebrate with you, our loyalclients, friends, neighbors and family. And I tell you this, were it not for you, we would not be here.”
There was a large crowd in attendance and they were treated to a buffet breakfast catered by Ted Wheeler of Ted’s Service Company. TheFarmer’s Market was chosen at the event’s location to allow attendees to see the facility, many for the first time. It is available for rent from theirwebsite at http://vance.ces.ncsu.edu/vance-county-regional-farmers-market.
In closing, Rose humbly addressed the crowd with, “We honor our past, we embrace the present and with loyal clients and employees, wesecure our future. Thanks be to God.”
WIZS Celebrates 60 Years
Duke Energy ProgressA Business Before Hours and ribbon cutting ceremony washeld on Wednesday, April 29th for Duke Energy Progress toshowcase their new facilities located at 602 Raleigh Road inHenderson. Guests were treated to Chick-fil-A breakfast,coffee, and juice. Supervisors and lineman talked about theresponsibilities of their jobs both during business as usual andduring emergency storm situations. The local team hasparticipate in lineman competitions as well and has placed inboth state and national capacities. The gentleman led guestson tours of the new facilities stressing “Safety First” in allsituations including having guests on the premises. DukeEnergy Corporation is an energy company headquartered inCharlotte, N.C. Its Regulated Utilities business unit serves 7.3million retail electric customers in six states in the Southeastand Midwest regions of the United States, representing apopulation of approximately 23 million people. They thrive toensure their communities have the resources and supportthey need to thrive – now and well into the future. Duke alsogives back to the communities they serve in volunteer hoursand charitable giving.
HENDERSON-VANCE COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, INC.414 S. Garnett Street, PO Box 1302, Henderson, NC 27536
PHONE: 252.438.8414 FAX: 252.492.8989www.hendersonvance.org [email protected]
2015 CHAMBER OFFICERSTanya Evans ChairLarry Mathiot First Vice-ChairSusan Rogers Second Vice-ChairMel Manning TreasurerJenny Hester Immediate Past Chair
The Henderson-Vance County Chamber of Commerce representsthe interests of the business community in those matters that
affect the ability of local businesses to prosper and grow, and theability of Henderson and Vance County to attract new
businesses.
MISSION STATEMENT
BOARD OF DIRECTORS2013-2015Tammy Care Maria Parham Medical CenterTanya Evans Progress EnergyDave Genetti Toyota/Scion of HendersonPhil Hart DataforgeMel Manning Quality InvestmentsLarry Mathiot CenturyLink
CHAMBER STAFFJohn Barnes PresidentAnnette Roberson Director of Membership ServicesMelanie Mann Office ManagerConnie Ragland Work First CoordinatorSheri Jones Communications Consultant
2015 CHAMBER AMBASSADORSMichael Bobbitt IndividualChristina Brock Instinctive Healing MassageKevin Bullock WIZS 1450AMGina DeMent Cardinal Innovations Healthcare SolutionsCheryl Elman Dave Elman Hypnosis InstituteFreda Hawley Walmart Distribution Center #6091Twanna Jones ACTsJulia Langston Henderson Family YMCAMarylaura McKoon E.O. Young, Jr. Elementary SchoolClareese Moss ShortcakesPam Norwood Magnolia Management, LLCHolly Nix Henderson Wellness CenterJoan Robinson Kittrell Job Corps CenterKimberly Robinson Rosemyr Corporation/AA Self StorageSusan Rogers Chick-fil-AVal Short Triangle North Healthcare FoundationSandra Wilkerson Charles Boyd Chevrolet, Cadillac, Buick, GMC, Inc.
EX-OFFICIO DIRECTORSArchie Taylor Chair, Vance County
Board of CommissionerssStuart Litvin Director, Vance County
Economic Development CommissionPhil Hart Chair, Henderson-Vance Downtown Development
CommissionDr. Stelfanie Williams President, Vance-Granville
Community CollegePete O’Geary Mayor, City of HendersonRonald Gregory Superintendent, Vance County SchoolsMarcus Barrow Chief, Henderson Police DepartmentBrian Sinotte CEO, Maria Parham Medical CenterPaul Ross Executive Director, Henderson Family YMCA
2014-2016Ed O’Brien Walmart Distribution Center #6091Gina Dement Cardinal Innovations Healthcare SolutionsDwight Frazier Carolina Country SnacksJenny Hester Prim Development & RentalsThomas Hampton Mars PetcareKim Jordan CCB
505 Dabney DriveHenderson, NC 27536
252-433-0075
Butterfly KissedFloral Designs
OwnersAngela & Connie Wade
QUICK PRINTOF HENDERSON, INC.416 Dabney DriveHenderson, NC 27536
Phone: 252-492-8905 Fax: 252-492-4443
www.QuickPrint.biz
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2015-2017Dr. Angela Ballentine Vance-Granville Community CollegeFred Keller Wake Electric Membership CorporationNancy Wykle The Daily DispatchTwanna Jones ACTSSusan Rogers Chick-fil-AThomas Shaw Vance County Farm Bureau
