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Board of Directors 2018 Executive Board Chairman Vice Chairman Treasurer Secretary Executive Director Mimika Papavasiliou Rick Franklin Marc Turim Geoff Horwitz Victoria Street Directors Term Expires 2019 Richard Franklin Bill Hunt Elizabeth Brunsvold Mike Steinberger Sid Patel Warady & Davis LLP HTML Global Takeda Pharmaceuticals Deerpath Insurance Agency Nothing Bundt Cakes Term Expires 2020 Geoff Horwitz Frank Lomoro Mimika Papavasiliou Jeanne Silver Carl Johnson Chad Waynee The MacMentor Sunset Foods Mimika Designs CARSTAR Mundelein Trinity International University Edward Jones David Levitz Martha O’Bryan Marc Turim Werner Briske Term Expires 2018 GCG Financial Walgreen Company Allstate Partners in Design WHAT’S INSIDE 3 4 6 March/April 2018 Volume 32 Issue 2 New Members Member News State News At the Village of Deerfield Board meeting on February 20, 2018, Mayor Rosen- thal directed that Staff and the Village Attorney present a report concerning the implementation of a ban on assault weapons as was done previously by the City of Highland Park, Illinois. The proposed ordinance would ban the possession, sale and manufacture of assault weapons and large capacity magazines in the Village and is based on the City of Highland Park ordinance. It provides for an effective date 60 days after the ordinance goes into effect. Also at the February 20, 2018, meeting, the Village Board directed staff to prepare a report and recommendation to implement a ban on the sale and use of coal tar products in the Village of Deerfield. Village of Deerfield Staff recommend requir- ing Pavement Sealant Professionals to obtain an annual license from the Village in the amount of $100. As a condition of receiving their license, applicants would need to sign a statement acknowledging that they understand the applicable ordi- nances, including those prohibiting the use of coal tar products. Pavement Sealant Professionals would then be issued a vehicle decal as evidence that they are licensed to operate in the Village. Pavements Sealant Professionals and proper- ty owners that violatethe ordinance would be subject to penalties and fines includ- ing revocation or suspension of their license. The Village Board may vote on these ordinances as early as Monday, April 2, 2018. Comments may be directed to the Village Managers Office at 847.945.5000. Village of Deerfield Considering New Ordinances Have you renewed your membership and updated your business information online? Members are encouraged to login to the Chamber portal and update your business information. The Chamber’s website and upcoming printed community guide use this information for your business listing, so please make sure it is up to date. Need assistance with your business update? The Chamber staff is happy to update information for your business or give you a quick training on how to update yourself. Call the Chamber office for assistance at 847.945.4660. Member Update 2018 Membership Renewal Deadline April 13th
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Board of Directors2018 Executive Board
ChairmanVice ChairmanTreasurerSecretaryExecutive Director
Mimika PapavasiliouRick Franklin
Marc TurimGeoff Horwitz Victoria Street
Directors
Term Expires 2019Richard FranklinBill HuntElizabeth BrunsvoldMike SteinbergerSid Patel
Warady & Davis LLPHTML Global
Takeda PharmaceuticalsDeerpath Insurance Agency
Nothing Bundt Cakes
Term Expires 2020Geoff HorwitzFrank LomoroMimika PapavasiliouJeanne SilverCarl Johnson
Chad Waynee
The MacMentorSunset Foods
Mimika DesignsCARSTAR MundeleinTrinity International
UniversityEdward Jones
David LevitzMartha O’BryanMarc TurimWerner Briske
Term Expires 2018GCG Financial
Walgreen CompanyAllstate
Partners in Design
WHAT’S INSIDE
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March/April 2018Volume 32
Issue 2
New Members
Member News
State News
At the Village of Deerfield Board meeting on February 20, 2018, Mayor Rosen-thal directed that Staff and the Village Attorney present a report concerning the implementation of a ban on assault weapons as was done previously by the City of Highland Park, Illinois. The proposed ordinance would ban the possession, sale and manufacture of assault weapons and large capacity magazines in the Village and is based on the City of Highland Park ordinance. It provides for an effective date 60 days after the ordinance goes into effect.
Also at the February 20, 2018, meeting, the Village Board directed staff to prepare a report and recommendation to implement a ban on the sale and use of coal tar products in the Village of Deerfield. Village of Deerfield Staff recommend requir-ing Pavement Sealant Professionals to obtain an annual license from the Villagein the amount of $100. As a condition of receiving their license, applicants would need to sign a statement acknowledging that they understand the applicable ordi-nances, including those prohibiting the use of coal tar products. Pavement Sealant Professionals would then be issued a vehicle decal as evidence that theyare licensed to operate in the Village. Pavements Sealant Professionals and proper-ty owners that violatethe ordinance would be subject to penalties and fines includ-ing revocation or suspension of their license.
The Village Board may vote on these ordinances as early as Monday, April 2, 2018. Comments may be directed to the Village Managers Office at 847.945.5000.
Village of Deerfield Considering New Ordinances
Have you renewed your membership and updated your business information online? Members are encouraged to login to the Chamber portal and update your business information. The Chamber’s website and upcoming printed community guide use this information for your business listing, so please make sure it is up to date. Need assistance with your business update? The Chamber staff is happy to update information for your business or give you a quick training on how to update yourself. Call the Chamber office for assistance at 847.945.4660.
Member Update 2018Membership Renewal Deadline April 13th
Member AnniversariesCongratulations to these members celebrating
milestone membership anniversaries in February.
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The DBR Chamber of Commerce405 Lake Cook Road, Suite A201 Deerfield, IL 60015Phone: 847-945-4660FAX: [email protected]
Published By:The DBR Chamber of CommerceEditorVictoria StreetDesign and LayoutThe DBR Chamber of CommerceChamber StaffVictoria StreetExecutive DirectorCatherine KuhlAdministrative AssistantPatti MauroMembership Services
When’s Your Anniversary?
Chamber member anniversary dates are based on the month the
member originally joined the Chamber.
31 YearsSwansons Blossom Shop
24 YearsCourtyard by MarriottDiscover Financial Services
17 YearsMorgan Stanley - Peter DuBoisRotary Club of DeerfieldWipfli
15 YearsHighland Park ElectricJimmy John’s Deerfield
13 YearsCJE SeniorLife Weinberg Community
12 YearsS. Keith Collins, Esq.Michael A. Levine, CPA
6 YearsRaynor Door Company
Notary ServiceAvailable in the Chamber Office
The DBR Chamber has two Notary Public’s on staff in the Chamber office available to notarize most documents at no charge to our
members.
Please call the Chamber office in advance at 847.945.4660.
5 YearsAMLI DeerfieldD&R Autoworks
7 YearsDream Kitchens, Stone Care Ser-vices Inc.You Save On Meds
9 YearsItalian Kitchen
4 YearsDaily Herald Media Group
3 YearsJ.D. Honigberg International, Inc.
2 YearsOsterman CleanersAmyra W. Henry, LCSW, ACSW
Welcome New Members!These members joined the Chamber in February and March 2018
InTune Health AdvocatesGayle ByckDeerfield, IL 60015847.920.8238Gayle@InTuneHealthAdvocates.comInTuneHealthAdvocates.comHealth CareReferred by: Andrea Brown, Pay it Safe
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My Health DentistryDr. Jason Korkus720 Waukegan RoadDeerfield, IL 60015224.804.6055info@myhealthdentistry.commyhealthdentistry.comDentists/Oral Surgeon/EndonticsPLATINUM MEMBER
57% of our
new members
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When you refer a new member
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$25 gift card.
Amy Charlson DesignAmy CharlsonDeerfield, IL 60015847.924.1275ascharlson@gmail.comamycharlsondesign.comGraphic Design
City BarbequeJames Kasprzak365 Lake Cook RoadDeerfield, IL [email protected], CateringPLATINUM MEMBER
EmbroidMe/Fully PromotedMichael Grossman2845 Dundee RoadNorthbrook, IL 60062847.272.9000mgrossman@embroidme-northbrook.comembroidme-northbrook.comPromotional Products
U.S. BankJimmy Carrillo700 Deerfield RoadDeerfield, IL [email protected]
Card ConnectDavid Barrett570 W Colfax StreetPalatine, IL 60067847.471.5808david@cardconnectcoastal.comcardconnectcoastal.comMerchant ServicesReferred by: Abby ClarkAbsolutely Creative Promotions
Sleep NumberMike Gilbert60 S. Waukegan RoadDeerfield, IL 60015847.559.812910885.northbrookil@sleepnumber.comsleepnumber.comFurniturePLATINUM MEMBER
Bentley’s Pet Stuff DeerfieldAlessandra Lucente720 Waukegan RoadDeerfield, IL [email protected]
Lois Kulinsky & Associates, Ltd.Jeff Kulinsky395 E. Dundee Road, Suite 200Wheeling, IL [email protected] FirmReferred by: Vicki GersonVicki Gerson & Associates
Taco VidaSusan Munic469 Lake Cook RoadDeerfield, IL [email protected], Catering, TaqueriaPLATINUM MEMBER
Roti Modern Mediterranean is now available for Deerfield-Bannockburn-Riverwoods Chamber Of Commerce restaurant fundraisers. During March, April and May, Deerfield-Bannock-burn-Riverwoods Chamber Of Commerce members and supporters can host fundraisers at Roti Modern Mediterranean who will donate 20% of sales back to Deerfield-Bannockburn-Riverwoods Chamber Of Commerce! Simply choose a date and schedule your fundraiser in 5 minutes. You can select up to 3 dates for the coming months.Visit www.groupraise.com/rotimodern/locations/7061.
The Riverwood Police advise that Medicare is mailing new Medicare cards to all people with Medicare starting in April 2018.Medicare will never call you uninvited and ask you to give them personal or private information to get your new Medicare Number and card. Scam artists may try to get personal information (like your current Medicare Number) by contacting you about your new card. If someone asks you for your information, for money, or threatens to cancel your health benefits if you don’t share your personal information, hang up and call 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227). Never give out any personal information unless you have confirmed whom you are speaking with. Please share this message with relatives and neighbors who are seniors. For questions, contact: Chief Bruce Dayno, 847-945-1130, [email protected]
Dream Image Press Dr. Elana Ashley’s article Bullying: What Parents Can do appears in the April 2018 issue of three media: Highland Park Neighbors Magazine, April Issue, 2018 - English edition, America’s Magazine, New Magazine of Strathmore’s Who’s Who and America’s Registry of Outstanding Professionals, April Issue # 1 - English edition, La Voz Bilingual Newspaper, April Issue, in English and Spanish.
Zengeler Cleaners has teamed up with the Glass Slipper Project (GSP) to support the organization’s annual collection drive. The Glass Slipper Project is an all-volunteer organization helping high school women experience the joy of prom at their schools, focus-ing on those who could not otherwise attend because of the expense of dresses and accessories. “Prom dress donation season is one of our favorite times of the year,” said Tom Zengeler, President of Illinois’ oldest and largest cleaners. “Our team enjoys the oppor-tunity to work with students from several northern Illinois high schools, libraries and local businesses to support the Glass Slipper Project. We’ve collected more than 16,000 dresses over the last three years, and are confident we’ll collect another 5,000 this year!” All Zengeler Cleaners locations are now accepting lovingly worn dresses, shoes, accessories and jewelry to support the initiative.
The North Suburban YMCA summer camp registration is now open. The complete camp guide is available at http://www.nsymca.org. New camps for 2018 include: North Shore Cooking Academy Cooking Camp, Bach to Rock Glee Camp and Rock Band Camp, Outdoor World Camp, T.E.A.M. Camp, Coding Camp, Filmmaking and Photography and Comic Book Design. For more information, call 847-272-7250.
The Deerfield District 109 Board of Education unanimously approved an assistant superintendent to take over as head of the district to take over for its departing superintendent. Effective July 1, Anthony McConnell will succeed Superintendent Michael Lubelfeld, who is headed to North Shore District 112 in Highland Park, the district announced.
The Deerfield Park District will hold a community wide recycling event on Saturday, April 28, 10:00 am - 2:00 pm at the Deer-spring Pool Parking Lot.
The Deerfield Police Department was among eleven police departments donating to The Lake County Opioid Initiative. Mon-etary donations totaling $52,500 were generously provided by eleven of the “A Way Out” participating police departments. The funds will assist in sustaining the “A Way Out” program. In addition, part of the funds will also be allocated to fund a ‘coordinator’ position in order to manage the program moving forward and as it continues its growth.
The Village of Deerfield has been advised that ComEd will be performing routine vegetation management in parts of Deerfield within the next three months. If you have concerns or have trees you maintain yourself, please contact ComEd at 800.334.7661.
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DBR Chamber of CommerceApril/May 2018
NetworkersFriday, April 13 7:30 - 9:00 amProfessional business people working together to increase their businesses through referrals.Deerfield Golf Course1201 Saunders RoadRiverwoods$13 members/$15 guests
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Marriott Suites Deerfield2 Parkway NorthDeerfield$19 members/$25 guests
Joint Professional Women’s LuncheonThursday, April 19 11:30 am - 1:00 pm
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Health & Wellness LuncheonMonday, May 1 11:30 am - 1:00 pmProfessional business people working together to increase their businesses through referrals.Amen Clinic2333 Waukegan RoadBannockburnComplimentary to the Health & Wellness Profession
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Deerfield Village Hall850 Waukegan RoadDeerfieldComplimentary to Members
Google and Cloud Workshop LuncheonTuesday May 8 11:30 am - 1:00 pm
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Business After HoursWednesday, April 25 5:00 - 7:00 pm
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From the Desk of State Senator Julie Morrison
In the coming weeks and months, legislators will begin crafting a spending plan for the fiscal year that starts on July 1. While deliver-ing a budget that lives within our
means and continues to bring stability to our residents and business community will be a top priority, the General Assembly will also be debating a host of business-related measures.
Living in a highly populated area close to the Wisconsin border, it is important that our business climate is com-petitive. Businesses looking to relocate or expand need to have faith that Illinois is a stable environment in which to invest.
Earlier this month, Site Selection Magazine announced Il-linois as a top state for businesses looking to relocate. The award ranks states on the number of business projects per capita. In 2017, Illinois ranked third nationwide with 419 statewide projects, more than Missouri, Indiana, Wiscon-sin, Iowa and Kentucky. Per capita, Illinois ranked fourth nationwide.
Keeping Illinois competitive with neighboring states is a key focus of several measures being debated in Spring-field. Senate Bill 3285 engages the Department of Com-merce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO) to develop a strategy that focuses on assisting businesses and munici-palities that are close to the state border. The proposal would also identify incentives offered to businesses in neighboring states to assist Illinois in creating more com-petitive business incentives.
Another tool to entice business development and job growth is the Small Business Job Creation Tax Credit. I have filed Senate Bill 3153 to reinstate the credit that would give eligible small business owners who create new, full-time positions a $2,500 per job tax credit. The proposal is currently in the Senate Revenue Committee. I will be sure and keep you updated on these and other proposals affecting small businesses in the months ahead.
Board of Directors NewsThe DBR Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the election of Chad Waynee, Edward Jones to the DBR Board of Directors.
Chad has been a member of the Chamber for one year and is an ac-tive participant in many networking activities within the Chamber. Chad is also a member of the DBR Col-lege Scholarship Foundation.
Chad and his family live in Riverwoods and are active members of the community.
Business After Hours Thank you to the Deerfield Park District and Deer-field Golf Club for an outstanding Business After Hours event in February. This annual tradition continues to be extremely well attended and always a great networking experience.
Join us on Wednes-day, April 25 at Ra-vinia Green Country Club for our April Busi-ness After Hours, 5:00 - 7:00 pm. Members and guests should bring plenty of business cards as this event promises to be a great net-working opportunity.RSVP online at dbrchamber.com or call the Chamber of-fice at 847.945.4660.
405 Lake Cook Rd. Deerfield, IL 60015
847-945-4660 [email protected]
REACH NEW MOVE INSWEB EXPOSURE DIGITAL ADSBanner ads on the DBR Cham-ber site guarantee local ex-posure to your business. Our most visited page (Calendar Page) and your business cat-egory page will get you no-ticed. $300 annually.
Trying to reach new resi-dents in the 60015 zip code? We are pleased to offer our members only the 2018 Re-location Kit. Direct mailed to new move in’s at the low cost of $99 per year.
Our weekly digital E-Blast has an over 35% open rate, one of the highest in the in-dustry. Offered to members only in a shared or dedicated format at affordable pricing. $35 shared/$50 dedicated.
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For more information about our local advertising pro-grams, contact the Chamber office at 847-945-4660 or email us at [email protected].
We are happy to create a local advertising package to fit your business needs and budget.
We are your local business association with almost 100 years of local experience.
As a non-profit organization, our mission is to help your business and our local community grow.
As the local Chamber of Commerce we are a re-spected and credible resource for the community.
@PROPERTIESAmy Corr847.432.0700
ALLEN A. LEFKOVITZ & ASSOCIATES, P.C.Alan Lefkovitz312-251-0025
ALIGNED MODERN HEALTHRyan Caturan224.632.1860
AUDIOLOGY ASSOCIATESOF DEERFIELDSheri Gostomelsky847-940-9891
BANK FINANCIAL, F.S.B.Claribel Veslino847-279-9000
C2 EDUCATION DEERFIELDMichelle Michelson224.300.0642
CATERPILLAR INC.
CITY BARBEQUEJames Kasprzak847.960.4129
CHICAGO TRIBUNE COMPANYMichelle Mertins312-203-7227
COBALT PHOTOGRAPHYBrad Floden847.356.0480
CORE POWER YOGAJill De Lira847.914.0802
D&R AUTOWORKSDan Buss847-433-4343
DEERFIELD BANK & TRUSTJanice Becker847-945-8660
DEERFIELD PARK DISTRICTJeff Nehila847.945.0650
EL TRADICIONAL MEXICAN RESTAURANT & CANTINABrenda Martinez847.272.2398
PLATINUM MEMBERSFOREVER YOUNG MEDSPAIrfan Syed Ali224.415.3628
GCG FINANCIALDavid Levitz847.457.3000
GLOBAL SOURCING CONNECTION, LTDMarty Arenson847.580.9042
GUYS & CO.Bonnie Brickman847-940-4897
HEART CERTIFIED AUTO CAREBrian Moak847.498.0505
HTML GLOBALBill Hunt847-999-4879
MAGELLAN CORPORATIONRobert Arthur847-205-1155
MARRIOTT SUITES DEERFIELD847.405.9666
METRO SELF STORAGEPatrick Riddle847.485.0012
MORGAN STANLEYNewell Bentley312.443.6085
MY HEALTH DENTISTRYJason Korkus224.804.6055
NORTH SHORE COMPAS-SIONATE CAREMichael Glickman800.882.3838
NORTH SUBURBAN YMCAHoward Schultz847.272.7250
NORTHBROOK INNAaron Koelsch224.501.6716
NOTHING BUNDT CAKESSid Patel847.315.9077
For Platinum Members Eyes Only...just kidding
Platinum membership benefits shouldn’t be kept top secret so
here’s a handy list to remind you of the value added benefits available to
Platinum members. Docket electronic insert three times a year 6 eblasts per year 1 Admittance to the Annual Holi-day Celebration Networking Breakfast Pass good for 12 Networking Breakfast meetings. Banner Ad on Website Updated electronic file each quarter of the entire newsletter mailing list. Recognition as a Platinum Mem-ber in the Community Guide and Monthly newsletter Three Business Categories on website and community guide
Priority placement within your 1st Business Directory Category ListingYour business will appear in the first 10 businesses within your category listing. Your logo will appear on your Business Directory ListingKeep your identify in front of custom-ers. 20 Keyword Search Increase customers likelihood of finding your business Enhanced description on your Business Directory Listing Up to 150 characters will entice customers to learn more about your business
You’ll receive an additional $100 in website advertising
to increase and enhance your exposure to web visitors.
The Chamber emails Platinum mem-bers each quarter with a list of remain-
ing benefits. If you need assistance with your Platinum benefits, contact
our office at 847.945.4660.
PNC BANKSadia Naveed847.480.2310
SAFETY TEAM INC.Joe Friedman847.648.1414
SENIORS BEST HEALTHCAREIrma Miranda847.213.1004
SLEEP NUMBERMike Gilbert847.559.8129
TACO VIDASusan Munic
THE MACMENTORGeoff Horwitz847.902.6681
VILLAGE OF DEERFIELDKent Street847-945-5000
VILLAGE OF RIVERWOODSJohn Norris847-945-3990
WAREHOUSE WOODFIREDEATERY & SPORTSRobby Cohn847.317.0180
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NORTH SHORE ANNUALECONOMIC OUTLOOK BREAKFAST
Featuring
Erik Davidson, Chief Investment Officer
Tuesday, May 18:00-9:30 a.m.Hilton Chicago Northbrook2855 Milwaukee Ave., Northbrook
$30 in advance (before April 27); $40 at the door(847)945-4660 [email protected]
While today’s economy has many positive indicators, there are a number of different scenarios to consider when looking into the future, according to Wells Fargo Private Bank Chief Investment Officer Erik Davidson, this year’s Economic Outlook Breakfast keynote speaker. His presentation will include information on current economic conditions, the political climate, the global economy, and what to expect going forward. Among the factors Davidson will discuss include consumer confidence, the S & P 500 performance, interest rates, and the decline in global extreme poverty levels. He will also touch on the impact of the U.S. government gross debt, which is at an all-time high. In his position, Davidson oversees more than $180 billion in assets for high net worth private clients. He leads a team of investment professionals throughout the country, who deliver custom and diversified portfolio management for bank clients. In his role, Davidson serves as the primary spokesperson on Wells Fargo Private Bank’s investment strategy, and oversees global equity and fixed-income portfolio management and research, guided portfolios, and investment analytics. Davidson often speaks at investment-industry conferences and is regularly featured in the media including The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, CNBC, Fox Business News, Reuters and Bloomberg. He is currently a Doctoral candidate at DePaul University’s Graduate School of Business, doing his dissertation in the area of Behavioral Finance. He is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) and has an MBA from UCLA’s Anderson School of Management.
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Ravinia Green Country Club invites you to...
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