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BUSINESS BUZZ - April 2017
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Your local Summerland business news
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Welcome to our new members
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Welcome to our new members, who are joining us in April.
European Gourmet Services Inc. is a restaurant and hospitality consulting business that also provide catering services, and operate a bakery food truck.
GSX Delivery will provide the delivery and tarnsfer of goods from parcels to freight.
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Larosa Glass has a long history doing custom glass showers and mirrors, windows, frames, back splashes, shelving, railings, skylights and more with 3 generations in the industry.
Vacation Penguin is a travel agency offering holiday planning services via phone or online.
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Realtor gains industry recognition
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Moore purchased the Summerland office in 2015, and the brokerage has doubled in size under her direction.
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in Summerland on Thursday, April 6.
YMCA WorkBC Employment Services Centres provide free assistance to individuals that are looking for work. Both individuals and employers can access
online job search and employment assistance.
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Parkers Chrysler, located in Penticton, celebrates 70 years in business this year.
The family-run company emphasizes building relationships with their clients to keep them coming back.
The dealership was started by Glady, Lloyd, and Gordon Parker in 1945, and is currently transitioning from the second to third generation of Parker's.
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The Windmill Garden Centre, home of the Apple Barn, also celebrates 27 years in 2017.
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New product makes big impact
Nailed It! Projects is offering a new product and service. The new division, called
Light It Up!, specializes in MoviLume LED lighting that is controlled and fully customizable by an app on your phone.
The company is the exclusive dealer/installer for these products for the entire Okanagan Valley from Osoyoos to Salmon Arm and over to Kamloops and Merritt.
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Company offers new promotional product
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Morpheus Graphix has a new project, Visit Our Okanagan. The new product offers a number of new services including racking in their mobile Community Cruiser, and online and publication advertising in their fundraising coupon book and calendar. The project even has a mascot, Beacon the Beaver, and you'll see him out at community events.
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Tour company launches grazing food tour
Wicked Wine Tours announced the launch of The Amazing Grazing Tour, where guests will embark on a mouth-watering adventure and experience Kelowna's culinary gems.
The tour will include delicious, hand-crafted small plates paired with local Okanagan wine.
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Friends construct interpretive sign
The The Friends of the Summerland Ornamental Gardens has been hard at work installing the new Centennial Interpretive Sign at the Ornamental Gardens.
The sign, being built by volunteers using funds from Canadian Heritage,will be finished soon and includes new benches.
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The new site has a fresh, modern look and, along with their social media platforms, features great new photographs.
The company's origin goes back over 20 years to three friends, all orchardists growing apples in Summerland.
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Restaurant serves up new options
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Along with serving local wines, beer and cider they will be launching their new dinner tapas/share plate menu and more.
Changing from counter service to table service, the restaurant will still offer fun, casual locally sourced food.
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Do you need to be centrally located?
Have you outgrown your home office?
The Chamber has two bright, main floor offices available. They include almost everything in the fee, even basement storage.
For more information contact:
Christine Petkau at 250-494-2686 or
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