April 3: Lunch & Learn from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Session topic – “Taking great product pictures with a Smart Phone”. Event will be held in Bldg. 7, Room 7102 Vance-Granville Community College Small Business Center.

April 16: Women of Vance Empowered Networking (WOVEN) meeting at Kerr Lake Country Club from 12:00 – 1:30 p.m. with speaker Holly Nix, Massage Therapist at Henderson Wellness Center.

April 19: Chamber offices closed for Good Friday holiday.

April 24: Administrative Professionals Luncheon to be held at 12 noon. Hosted by the Granville County Chamber. Location to be determined.

May 8: Small Business of the Year awards luncheon recognizing Vance, Warren, Franklin and Granville County Small Businesses of the Year.

May 16: First “Meet Me in the Street” of 2019 featuring The Castaways. These concerts are free to the public and are held at the corner of North Garnett and Breckenridge Streets from 5:30 until 8:30 p.m.

June 13: Second Meet Me in the Street” of 2019 featuring The Konnection Band. These concerts are free to the public and are held at the corner of North Garnett and Breckenridge Streets from 5:30 until 8:30 p.m.

Upcoming Events

January/February 2019

2-3 4-5 6-7 2019 Board Officers Named, Leader-ship Vance Begins, How Consumers View Chamber Membership

Inside This Issue: 2019 Chamber Goals Set, Ribbon Cuttings

Lunch & Learn Series Set, WOVEN Schedule, Meet Me in the Street Concerts Set

FocusVHHenderson-VanceChamber of CommerceEncouraging You to Shop Local First!

Church is Citizen of the Year The 81st Henderson-Vance Chamber of Commerce Annual Membership Meeting and-

Banquet was held on Thursday, January 31 at the VGCC Civic Center. A major highlight of the event is the recognition of an outstanding citizen who has made

a significant contribution and demonstrated a commitment to the advancement of Henderson and Vance County. This year, 2017 Citizen of the Year, Tommy Hester presented the 2018 Citizen of the Year Award to Tom C. Church.

Hester remarked, “Portrayed as a guiding light to what community service is all about, our 2018 Citizen of the Year is constantly involved in promoting Henderson and Vance County. Many community groups have benefitted from our recipient’s unselfish service and sharing of knowledge, skills, and talent. The organizations are too numerous to list but include the civic, public, and business institutions that fuel a community’s econom-ic engine.

Graciously and humbly committed to Vance County with a passion for volunteerism and charita-ble giving, our recipient avoids attention and shuns the glare of publicity, which led one admirer to describe our Citizen of the Year as an unsung and unpretentious star of Vance County.

These accolades came from many throughout our community. “I have witnessed the unwavering advocacy for the betterment of our community. It is apparent that his efforts embody a vision for a more well-rounded Vance County.” “His ‘service above self ’ devotion to and in support of community pro-grams and projects, which benefit all of our citizens, is inspirational. He has few peers in our community of persons who have had such a major impact.” “His humility has been a model for our students, families, and staff. He is relentless about going above and be-yond and doing his best, no matter the role he is in.”

Mr. Hester added a few more details of Mr. Church’s work and advocacy for Vance County. In the field of education, he is one of the original Board members of the Henderson Collegiate Charter School; he serves as treasurer of the Board and is instrumental in acquiring funds and overseeing the school’s construction; he is a life-time trustee of the Board of Kerr-Vance Academy, where he was prolific in raising funds for the financial support and maintenance of the campus and facilities.

In community involvement initiatives, he is the founder of the Henderson Community Foundation, serves on the Board of Trustees of Maria Parham Health, on the Board of Trust-ees of the Occoneechee Council of the Boy Scouts of America and has helped raise tens of thousands of dollars to support Henderson-Vance County Boy Scouts programs. He served as the 2018 Chairman of the Maria Parham Health Joint Venture Board and has made signif-icant personal financial contributions to the construction of the McGregor Hall Performing Arts Center.

2018 Citizen of the Year, Tom C. Church addresses banquet

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In support of Henderson-Vance County economic development, he has served as Chairman of the Economic Development Commis-sion and, is a member of the charter team that conceived of and built the Henderson Family YMCA. He serves on the vestry, of the Holy Innocents Episcopal Church and has served as the Senior Warden, the highest elected lay official of the Church.

Born and raised in Gastonia, N.C., he is a graduate of Ashley High School and North Carolina State University where he received his degree in Civil Engineering. Upon graduation from NCSU, Tom was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the US Air Force where he served for six years as a fighter pilot and logged over 400 combat hours during the Vietnam War. He earned some of the United States Military’s most distinguished honors. He is a two-time recipient of the Distinguished Flying Cross, as well as the Bronze Star, and nine Air Medals for valiant service, all of which are only awarded for service in a combat zone.

Upon leaving active duty Tom and his family settled in Henderson where he co-founded Ashland Construction Company, a multi-state commercial construction company and co-founded Plantation realty Company, a commercial real estate firm. He is an active member of the Boy Scouts of America Occoneechee Council Executive Board, has served as vice-president of administration of the council and Chaired the capital development committee that oversaw the multi-million-dollar reconstruction and remodeling of Camp Durant and our own Camp Campbell.

Tom is married to Virgilia Leggett Church (Gillie) and they have a daughter, Gillie Nichols, of Manteo, NC and a son, John, of Raleigh, NC. He has two granddaughters, Lucy and Anna.

This year’s event included a delicious dinner and dinner music provided by Jerry Ayscue. A number of recognitions were made on behalf of the Vance County Schools including

recognition of Vance County Schools Principal of the Year, Dr. Carnetta Thomas of L.B. Yancey Elementary School; Assistant Principal of the Year, Lemondre Watson of Vance County Middle School; Vance County Teacher of the Year, Angela Cusac of Vance County High School; and Vance County Beginning Teacher of the Year, Donna Stratmon of Vance County High School.

The Vance County Schools Shining Moment in Education award for 2018-2019 was presented by Doctor Jacqueline Batchelor-Crosson, principal of Pinkston Street Elementary, and Doctor Michael Putney, principal of Dabney Elementary. This award Recognizes the contributions of the most outstanding business, organization, church, civic or community group or individual who has supported Vance County Schools in a given school year. The 2018-2019 recipient was First United Methodist Church of Henderson.

In the presentation, Dr. Batchelor-Crosson and Dr. Putney said of the recipient, First Unit-ed Methodist Church of Henderson, has continued an amazing partnership each school year with Pinkston Street and Dabney elementary schools for more than 10 years. Each year, church members volunteer in the two schools as mentors and tutors for students, Lunch Buddies, class-room helpers and Prayer Partners for staff members. The church also supplies, on a weekly basis, nonperishable food items for the Backpack Buddies program, so that students can take the food items home over weekends and holiday breaks to have something to eat while they are way from school. Church members do even more by adopting families at Christmas who otherwise would go without gifts and needed food. The church supports families in the schools who may need warm clothing during the cold weather months, new pairs of shoes or new student uniforms. Their efforts make the students, their families and staff feel appreciated and cared for.

Scott Pruitt formerly of Union Bank in Henderson, received the 2018 Ambassador of the Year Award. This is the sixth year that this award has been given and it recognizes the Chamber Ambassador who has most strongly given back to the community by volunteering their time, skills, and talents.

Keynote speaker for the evening was Allison Capps, Assistant District Attorney for North Carolina’s 11th Prosecutorial District. Mrs. Capps spoke energetically about the function of the DA’s office and what it takes to meet the requirements of their job. Her address was eye-opening and informative.

Presenting Sponsor for this special annual event was Duke Energy. Gold sponsor was Maria Parham Health and Silver Sponsors were BB&T, Envirolink, Wake Electric Membership Corporation and Walmart DC# 6091. Bronze Sponsors were Benchmark Community Bank, Country Snacks Manufacturing, Express Employment Professionals, J.M. White Funeral Service and MARS Petcare.

Other sponsors were Contributor Thermo King, Advocates Henderson-Vance Economic Development Commission and Union Bank, and Door Prize/Media/Gift Basket Contributors Franklin Brothers Nursery and Greenhouses, Lowes Home Improvement of Henderson, MARS Petcare, Schewels Furniture, The Peanut Roaster, East Carolina Tire/W.W. Properties, The Daily Dispatch and WIZS Radio.

2018 Ambassador of the Year Scott Pruitt accepts his award

from Chamber PresidentJohn Barnes.

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Women of Vance Empowered NetworkingThe Women of Vance Empowered Networking (WOVEN) group in partnership with the VGCC Small Business Center hosted their

first Lunch session entitled “Making YOU the priority in 2019” on Tuesday, January 15.The lunch took place from 12:00 to 1:30 p.m. at the VGCC Civic Center and featured speaker Susan Crews who looked at the reasons

behind wanting to make yourself the priority in 2019 and how to set yourself up for success, establish and clarify your goals for 2019 and establish the plan of attack. The event was well attended and was a great networking opportunity for women to interact with other women.

A second WOVEN meeting is set for April 16 at Kerr Lake Country Club from 12:00 – 1:30 p.m. and will feature speaker Holly Nix, Massage Therapist at Henderson Wellness Center. Lunch will be included with the $20 cost per person.

Additional dates for upcoming meetings are July 16 and October 15 with location and topics to be determined.Tickets for the events are $20/person and include lunch. Registration in advance is required. Please email Sandra Wilkerson at the

Chamber at sandra@hendersonvance.org or call 252-438-8414 with questions or to reserve your spot.

2019 Lunch & Learn Series SetThe Business Growth & Development Committee of the Henderson-Vance County Chamber of Commerce has scheduled multiple

Lunch Break to Educate events for 2019. The first event was held January 9th and was titled “Introduction to Social Media”. The second event will be held April 3 from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. entitled “Taking great product pictures with a Smart Phone”. The third will be August 7 from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and will examine the topic “How to Use Social Media”. The fourth and final event for the year will be held October 9 from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and will look at “Using Hootsuite for your Small business”. Locations for the events will be determined based on attendance and will be announced closer to the event date.

These events are free and offered on a first-come, first-served basis. Please RSVP to the Chamber at 252-438-8414 for each event.

Upcoming Lunch Sessions Set

Concerts Set for May & JuneThe 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. The first concert for the year will be held on Thursday, May 16th and will feature

“The Castaways”. A reputable band known throughout the South, The Castaways posses over fifty years of experience in the beach music industry. From it’s beginning in Durham, NC in 1961, The Castaways have been pleasing audiences with their unique flavor of Beach, Soul, and Rock N’ Roll for generations of fans. With 8 members on stage, The Castaways bring a full sound that includes live horns, versatile vocals covering a variety of music and high energy. Don’t be surprised if you hear some current country, Top-40, or a little southern-rock as well!

The second and final concert for 2019 is set for Thursday, June 13th and will host “The Konnection Band”. This band is a local favorite and is one of the East Coast’s premiere party bands, specializing in a variety of music including Top 40, Rock, Country, R & B, Beach and Oldies.

Sponsors for this years concert series are: Duke Energy and Maria Parham Health - Gold Sponsors; Wake Electric Membership Corporation and Walmart DC #6091 - Silver Sponsors; and BB&T, Benchmark Community Bank, Express Employment Professionals, MARS Petcare - Bronze Sponsors. Contributing Sponsor is Temperature Control Solutions - Thermo King, and Advocate sponsors are Henderson-Vance Economic Development Commission and Union Bank.

All concerts are free to the public and will be held at the corner of North Garnett and Breckenridge Streets from 5:30 until 8:30 p.m. Additional sponsorship opportunities are available by contacting the Chamber at 438-8414 or jay@hendersonvance.org.

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Below is an overview of the 2019 goals that each Chamber Committee has set for the upcoming year.

BUSINESS GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT:1) Continue to partner with other County Chambers of Commerce to host Administrative Professionals’ Day Luncheon.2) Promote the importance of small business through the hosting of Lunch Break to Educate events (minimum of three).3) Continue to recognize the Small Business of the Year in partnership with other county Chambers of Commerce and the Vance-

Granville Community College Small Business Center.4) Enhance our role in job growth in the county by partnering with Economic Development, Downtown Development, Tourism,

city and county government and any other entities that will bring jobs to our area.5) Partner with Vance-Granville Community College in creating technical and applied training programs for new and potential

businesses and to offer advisory seminars for small businesses in overcoming challenges.6) Continue to grow the Women of Vance Empowering Network (WOVEN) women’s group.

EXECUTIVE:1) Oversee Chamber budgetary activities and policies.2) Remain involved with the staff to be sure that all Chamber policies and by-laws are implemented and enforced.3) Work with the staff, other committees and volunteers to develop and maintain revenue producing events such as Chamber

Challenge Golf Tournament as well as other events that may occur.4) Work with Chamber staff to seek sources of grant funding or revenue.5) Develop a Board Member Orientation program and packet.

NOTE: The Chamber’s Executive Committee is made up of Board Officers, including the Chamber Chair, First Vice-Chair, Second Vice-Chair, Treasurer and Immediate Past Chair.

GOVERNMENT & PUBLIC AFFAIRS:1) Promote the importance of the Leadership Vance program and encourage community involvement after graduation.2) Partner with local government by attending meetings of the city and county to remain informed.3) Maintain a dialogue between business and government on key issues affecting the city, county, community and all law

enforcement entities.4) Plan a local, state and federal legislative event.5) Partner with local media to hold a candidates forum for local and statewide office seekers.

MEMBERSHIP:1) Use all means possible, emphasizing diversity, to recruit, promote and retain business. Provide as much individual attention as

possible, including but not limited to membership recruitment events.2) Enhance existing programs and develop new programs that will spotlight our businesses including “Business Before/After

Hours,” “Ribbon Cuttings,” radio and website promotions. Promote sponsorship opportunities for all members.3) Invite and encourage all members to be involved in their Chamber through volunteering and/or in-kind services and educate

members on the benefits of volunteering. To accomplish this, the Chamber will host member appreciation events for its new members a minimum of once yearly with available seating for existing members.

4) Maintain and empower Ambassadors to be the liaison between the Chamber and our members. Require a member of the Membership Committee to attend the Ambassadors’ quarterly meetings.

5) Promote, expand and support networking through face-to-face meetings, events, electronic media and social networking vehicles as a membership benefit as well as a membership recruitment tool.

MARKETING:1) Promote and maintain the Chamber website to be real-time, user friendly, and provide links to member businesses.2) Continue a weekly e-blast to all members regarding upcoming Chamber events.3) Continue the Chamber presence and promotion of members on local and regional radio.

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Kiwanis Club of HendersonA ribbon cutting was held on January 15 to celebrate the Kiwanis Club of Henderson’s new Chamber membership. Kiwanis International is a global community of clubs, members and partners dedicated to improving the lives of children one community at a time. Today, the organization has more than 550,000 members from K-Kids to Key Club to Kiwanis, is in 80 countries and geographic areas, raises more than $100 million annually and dedicates more than 18.5 million hours annually to strengthen communities and help children. Each community has different needs, and Kiwanis empowers members to pursue creative ways to

United Sports AutomotiveA ribbon cutting ceremony was held for new Chamber member United Sports Automotive on Thursday, January 10 at their location at 1016 North Garnett Street in Henderson. The company is family owned and operated and is a local used car dealership focused on customer service and satisfaction. Their outlook is that their customers are top priority and their main goal is to provide you with the best and most affordable used cars in the market. They encourage you to come and check out their large selection of domestic and foreign automobiles. They also provide automotive care services including tires, rims, general mechanic, oil changes, inspections, tune ups and more. Contact United Sports Automotive at 252-430-8823 or see their inventory online at www.unitedsportsofhenderson.com.

Sossamon Funeral HomeSossamon Funeral Home (formally Flowers Funeral Home) operates as a family owned and family served business.We are a full service funeral provider that offers tradition funeral services, graveside services, memorial services and cremation services. When death comes we all need someone to be there for us. Our goal is for our family to be there to assist your family in one of the most difficult times in your life. Every step you take will be guided by our caring and professional staff to make a difficult experience as endurable or bearable as possible. We invite you to come visit us, get to know our staff, see our facilities, understand the process of pre-planning and consider the many options that are available to you or your family in your time of need. We look forward to serving Vance County and the surrounding area for years to come!

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Officers for the 2019 Henderson-Vance County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors have been elected.Nancy Wykle, Publisher of The Daily Dispatch will assume the role and responsibilities of Board Chair. Hunter Peyton of BB&T will

become first vice-chair, and Mel Manning of Quality Investments of Henderson will assume the role of immediate past chair. Levy Brown of Vance-Granville Community College will assume the role of second vice-chair and Cynthia Ratliff will serve as treasurer.

All new, existing and outgoing Chamber officers and directors were recognized during the Chamber’s 2019 Annual Membership Meeting and Banquet on Thursday, January 31 at the Vance-Granville Community College Civic Center.

2019 Board Officers Elected

4) Provide “Newcomer Information” electronically and hard copy to anyone wishing to relocate to our county.5) Publish six Focus newsletters and four Business Outlook tabloids during the year.6) Promote the Chamber and its events through the use of timely press releases to local media sources.7) Produce Envision Vance, the annual quality of life guide/membership directory.8) Offer the annual Pinnacle Program marketing and sponsorship investment opportunity packet for the upcoming year.9) Assist in planning of Chamber events and fundraising activities.10) Continue to make timely updates to Facebook page and increase page following.

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The information below was taken from a study commissioned by the American Chamber of Commerce Executives with support from Small Business Network Inc., Market Street (A part of The Schapiro Group Inc.).

Most consumers (59%) think that being active in the local chamber of commerce is an effective business strategy overall. It is 29% more effective, however, for communicating to consumers that a company uses good business practices and 26% more effective for communicating that a business is reputable.

If a company shows that it is highly involved in its local chamber (e.g., sits on the board), consumers are 12% more likely to think that its products stack up better than its competition.

When a consumer thinks that a company’s products stack up better against the competition because the company is highly involved in its local chamber of commerce, it is because he or she infers that the company is trustworthy, involved in the community, and is an industry leader.

When consumers know that a restaurant franchise is a member of the chamber of commerce, they are 40% more likely to eat at the franchise in the next few months.

When consumers know that an insurance company is a member of the chamber of commerce, they are 43% more likely to consider buying insurance from it.

When consumers know that a small business is a member of the chamber of commerce, they are 44% more likely to think favorably of it and 63% more likely to purchase goods or services from the company in the future.

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Chamber Membership

2019 Leadership Vance Begins

Welcome New MembersKiwanis Club of Henderson

Henderson, NC 27536(252) 438-8154

Planet Fitness967 S. Beckford Dr.

Henderson, NC 27536(888) 237-9005

Sossamon Funeral Home1833 Oxford Rd.

Henderson, NC 27536(252) 438-4717

United Sports Automotive1016 N. Garnett StreetHenderson, NC 27536

(252) 430-8823www.unitedsportsofhenderson.com

United Tire Shopand Auto Repair502 N Garnett St.

Henderson, NC 27536(252) 430-0330

United Tire Shop #21803 Oxford Rd.

Henderson, NC 27536(252) 572-4218

A The Henderson-Vance Chamber of Commerce kicked off its 2019 Leadership Vance Program with an orientation breakfast at VanceGranville Community College on February 7 followed by its team building and challenge course retreat on February 23 at the Fred G. Bond Metro Park.

The Leadership Vance program is designed to inform, challenge and educate participants on the opportunities and needs of the community and to strengthen their leadership skills while teaching about the social, economic, and political dynamics that shape our community. The intensive training and exposure to all aspects of the community will provide participants with the historical background and the skills necessary for civic and community positions. The program is ultimately designed to create a group of informed and dedicated leaders who will contribute to the community.

Participants are exposed to various aspects of Henderson and Vance County, specifically in regard to city and county government, health and community resources, economic development, agriculture and natural resources, history and media and criminal justice and law.

Participants in this year’s class include: Andrew “Joel” Beckham, Pastor - New Life Baptist Church; Eric Brooks, Operations Manager - Walmart Distribution; G. Norman Dickerson, Jr., Admin Assistant/Assist Event Coordinator - Vance County Tourism; Lee Andrew Faines, Jr., Accounting Specialist I - Vance County Dept of Social Services; Ray Gronberg, Manager Editor - Henderson Daily Dispatch; Evelyn Lemay Harris, Director of Distance Education - Vance-Granville Community College; Pam Hester, Executive Director - Vance County Tourism Development Authority; Andre Howard, Engineering Inspector - City of Henderson; Fantasia Johnson, Clinical Social Worker/Therapist - Springs Holistic Center, Inc.; Sharita Antoinette Jones, 4th grade ELA Teacher - Vance County Schools; Elgin J. Lane, Human Resources Director - City of Henderson; Cathy E. Renn, Property Tax Evaluation Manager - Vance County Tax Office; Jason D. Varner, Marketing Manager - SERVPRO of Franklin, Vance & Granville; Lemondre’ Watson, Assistant Principal - Vance County Schools; Brian Williams, Account Manager - Temperature Control Solutions.

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Henderson-Vance county cHamber of commerce, Inc.414 S. Garnett Street, PO Box 1302, Henderson, NC 27536

PHONE: 252.438.8414 FAX: 252.492.8989 www.hendersonvance.org

2019 CHAMBER OFFICERSNancy Wykle ChairHunter Peyton First Vice-ChairLevy Brown Second Vice-ChairCynthia Ratliff TreasurerMel Manning Immediate Past Chair

The Henderson-Vance County Chamber of Commerce rep-resents the interests of the business community in those matters that affect the ability of local businesses to prosper and grow,

and the ability of Henderson and Vance County to attract new businesses.

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS

CHAMBER STAFF John Barnes PresidentJay Andrews Director of Membership Sheri Jones Communications ConsultantVanessa Jones Work First CoordinatorTammy Manning Director of FinanceSandra Wilkerson Director of Administration & Events

2019 CHAMBER AMBASSADORSMary Ann Avery Boys and Girls Club North Central NCJoel Beckham New Life Baptist ChurchCayla Bercaw BB&THillary Brame Benchmark Community BankCaitlin Branham US Cellular of HendersonDesiree Brooks The Daily DispatchJonathan Edwards Kerr Vance Academy - StudentTony Faulkner Chick-Fil-A of HendersonJulia Langston Kerr Lake Country ClubLidia Martinez Touchstone BankTamara McGhee The Daily DispatchTonya Moore KARTSClareese Moss ShortcakesPam Norwood Magnolia Management, LLCJavier M. Plummer Vance County EMSAllison Reigner Chick-Fil-A of HendersonDiane Robbins The Daily DispatchJoan Robinson Kittrell Job Corps Center

EX-OFFICIO DIRECTORS Archie Taylor Chair, Vance County Board of CommissionerssDennis Jarvis, II Director, Vance County Economic Development CommissionBenny Finch Chair, Henderson-Vance DDCDr. Rachel Desmarais President, Vance-Granville Community CollegeEddie Ellington Mayor, City of HendersonDr. Anthony Jackson Superintendent, Vance County SchoolsMarcus Barrow Chief, Henderson Police DepartmentBert Beard President/CEO, Maria Parham HealthPaul Ross Exec. Director, Henderson Family YMCA

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