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Celebrating Our Members
June 2017
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Doreen Dilger Coaching
Doreen Dilger Coaching celebrated the opening of its new office and meeting space at 76 Westbury Road, Suite 207e in Watertown with a ribbon cutting ceremony on May 24th. Known as "The Home Based Business Coach", Doreen works with fast-moving, highly-motivated home based women business owners who want to make a BIG leap in their business that works with their lifestyle and who want a clear vision and plan to get there. Doreen is also an author, workshop speaker, and organizer of the Women Empowering Women Mastermind Group. Participating in the ribbon cutting were, from left, Watertown Town Manager Robert Scannell, President & CEO of the Waterbury Regional Chamber Lynn Ward, owner Doreen Dilger, Chamber Ambassador and Owner of Branagan Communications Consultants Barbara Branagan-Mitchell, and Membership Services and Communications Director for the Waterbury Regional Chamber Julie Donato. To learn more about Doreen Dilger Coaching, visit them online at
www.doreendilger.com
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Head Zone Concussion Care
HeadZone Concussion Care recently celebrated the grand opening of its satellite office at 117 Sharon Road, in Mallview Plaza, in Waterbury. Based in Shelton, HeadZone provides full medical services to help manage the recovery from concussions and post-concussion syndrome. Participating in the ribbon-cutting are, from left: Office Manager Juliane Halliwell; Billing Manager Kim Mastrianni; Chris Conway, membership director for the Waterbury Regional Chamber; Dr. Karen Laugel, medical director; Physician Assistant Diana Reichbind; Certified Medical Assistant Rosie Lopez: Physician Assistant Megan Bromley; Medical Assistant Iris Trinidad, and Athletic Trainer Amanda Jenks. For information, visit www.Head-Zone.com.
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Select Physical Therapy
Select Physical Therapy recently celebrated the grand opening of its renovated facility at 117 Sharon Road, in Mallview Plaza, in Waterbury. Participating in the ribbon-cutting are, rear, from left: Marc Feda, center manager; Athletic Trainer Yair Lazar, and Physical Therapist Brian DiIorio; and front, from left: Patient Service Specialist Dianna D'Ambrosio; Chris Conway, membership director for the Waterbury Regional Chamber; Physical Therapist Craig Hirokawa; Patient Service Specialist Danielle Gray Vincent; Francis Atallah, physical therapy student at Sacred Heart University; Ryan Delp, director of business development, and Patient Service Specialist Kiki Ibrahimi. For information, visit
www.selectphysicaltherapy.com
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Bank Street Kitchen
Bank Street Kitchen recently celebrated its grand opening with a ribbon cutting ceremony at Exchange Place, 30 Bank Street, Waterbury. Bank Street Kitchen offers fresh comfort and soul food, adhering to their motto "Where Every Meal Is Like Sunday Dinner." Participating in the ribbon-cutting are, from left: CEO of Main Street Waterbury Carl Rosa, Bank Street Kitchen Assistant Naomi Grave, Assistant Iesha Robinson, Head Chef Wanda Robinson, Sous Chef Dora Bowman, Owner Wanda Terry-Johnson, General Manager Alonzo Terry, President & CEO of the Waterbury Regional Chamber Lynn Ward, and Waterbury Economic Development Director Joe McGrath. For more information, visit them online at www.facebook.com/bankstkitchen/
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Join us at any of these upcoming ribbon cuttings to help celebrate your fellow members! All are welcome!
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Hartford Healthcare at Home, Southbury
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Thursday, June 8
3:00 PM
Grand Opening Until 5:00 PM
465 Heritage Road, Southbury
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Wolcott Street Wine & Spirits
Friday, June 9
11:30 AM
505 Wolcott Street, Waterbury
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Wednesday, June 14
2:30 PM
New Location!
47 Main Street South, Woodbury
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12:00 PM
Grand Opening!
469 Main Street Watertown
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*To schedule an upcoming ribbon cutting for your business with the Chamber, contact Membership Services & Communications Director Julie Donato at [email protected] or at (203) 757-0701 ext. 311.
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Welcome to all of our new members* who have joined over the past month.
We encourage you to connect with them soon and see where your next partnership can be!
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Ability Beyond
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JP Maguire Associates, Inc. |
| Advantage Realty Group, Inc. |
KarTele Cellular Phones |
| Aligne Wealth Preservation & Insurance Services, LLC |
LaBonne's Markets |
| All About Service S & P Carting Inc. |
Lasky Enterprises, LLC |
| American Asphalt |
Mary's Diner 2 |
| Apple Cinemas |
Mobile Pub/Mobile Pub Events |
| Arthritis Center of CT, Dr. Brian Peck |
Mutual of America |
| Attorney Vincent Liberti, Jr, Halloran & Sage, LLP |
Naugatuck Valley Lawn Maintenance (N.V.L.M. Inc.) |
| Auto House of Luxury |
Noteworthy Chocolates |
| Banner Financial Alliance, LLC |
PCS |
| Barron Financial Group, LLP |
Perkins & Associates dba Jonathan Perkins Injury Lawyers |
| Big Daddy's Pizzeria & Deli |
Pursue The Clues |
| Brenda's Kitchen & Deli, LLC |
Rolling Waves Salon |
| Bug Busters |
Room With A Clue |
| Carmax |
Sales-Scout Ventures, LLC |
| CBBG Dessert Bar |
Seven Villages Restaurant |
| Cornerstone Home Improvements |
SilverBacks Bar and Grill |
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Country Loft Bed and Breakfast
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Sunrise Family Dental Care |
| Dan DiVirgilio Agency Farmers Insurance |
Sweeney Services |
| Daveluy's |
Sweet Bella Home Cooking |
| Economy Tire |
Taft School |
| European Performance Specialists |
The Gun Store, LLC |
| Find Your Stuff |
Total Body Approach |
| Fire System Services, LLC |
Town Plot Supermarket |
| Fresh Perspectives |
VNA Northwest Inc. |
| Geer Village Senior Community |
Wolcott Street Wine & Spirits |
| John Paul Consulting, LLC |
Woodbury Saw and Mower |
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*New Members May 1 - June 6
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ColorGraphix
Not only is ColorGraphix a one-stop shopping experience for all your branding needs; they also do everything they can to streamline the ordering process. One way that they do this is to offer clients an online store. With the anticipation of a certain order volume the store can be visited through their website or linked to the client's site. Then, with the option of password protection, designated staffers or all staff members can quickly and easily order their clothing, promotional products and even business cards in a matter of moments. The application functions equally well for teams, clubs and even non-profit organizations that may wish to offer premiums at specific donation levels. For further info call Bob or Jeff at 203.264.5212 or email [email protected]. View Member Profile.
Scrub Wear House
Scrub Wear House sells Medical Uniforms, also known as "Scrubs". They've been in business since 1996, the largest retailer of medical uniforms in New England, with 4 Locations: Waterbury, Rocky Hill and Milford, CT and Holyoke, MA. Scrub Wear House sells to individuals as well as major hospitals, medical groups and colleges, priding ourselves in customer satisfaction which reflects our 20+ years in the uniform business. Custom embroidery on site. Shop the website:
www.scrubwearhouse.net
or give them a call: 203-527-0818. View Member Profile.
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Multimedia Marketing Secrets to Grow Your Business- Free Workshop (June 12 & 13)
Learn from one of the world's leading experts what it takes to be found over your competitors on Google, how to use social sites like Facebook effectively, why it's important to know where your customers fall in the "buying timeline" and where you need to advertise to maximize results. This free 90-minute workshop brought to you by the Republican-American features speaker Mike Blinder, an author and internationally renowned media expert. These sessions are Monday, June 12th at the Warner Theater in Torrington and Tuesday, June 13th at the Courtyard Marriott in Waterbury. For full details and to register, visit www.localmediaworkshops.com or call (203) 574-3636 x1112. View Member Profile.
The 9th Annual Are You Dense MusicFest is June 17th at the Palace Theater. Justin Shandor 'ELVIS' will return to the stage with his band featuring Vincent Ingala of Prospect on drums. Jacob Tolliver who played 'Jerry Lee Lewis' at Harrods with Justin will open the showstopper event. Pre-Show Reception w/Sounds of Leo and Auction & Raffle will begin at 6pm. Dr. Beth Sieling will be honored with the Esther Award. Nancy M. Cappello, Ph.D. of Woodbury founded Are You Dense Inc. after her advanced stage 3C breast cancer within weeks of her 11th normal mammogram. Inspired by Nancy, Connecticut became the first state to mandate the reporting of dense tissue to patients in 2009. Since then, 30 additional states have enacted legislation.
http://www.palacetheaterct.org/shows/main-stage-presentations/are-you-dense-musicfest-2017/
View Member Profile.
Paint and Sip to benefit Girls Inc. of Western CT (June 28)
You are invited to Raymour & Flanigan for a Paint & Sip night to benefit Girls Inc. of Western CT on Wednesday, June 28 from 6:00 - 8:00 PM. Let's raise a brush and a glass for a great cause!
Join us in our showroom and paint to benefit Girls Inc. Tickets are $30 and can be purchased at paintsocialart.com. Appetizers and wine will be served. All proceeds, along with a donation from Raymour & Flanigan, will benefit Girls Inc. its mission to inspire girls to be strong, smart and bold. Receive a special savings offer when you visit! View Member Profile
Watermark at East Hill June Events
The Watermark at East Hill announced multiple events and meetings open to the public throughout the month of June. Thursday, June 8: Professional Networking "All Things Chocolate" - Love chocolate? Join other local professionals for an evening of networking while enjoying different types of this favorite treat - 4:30 to 6:00 p.m. Friday, June 16: Discovery Luncheon - Grilling Made Easy. Attend this informative luncheon on the continuing care retirement community and learn about the art of grilling just before the summer season begins - 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 28: Caregiver Support Group. Family and friends of those living with Alzheimer's are encouraged to attend for up-to-date research and information on the disease. Director of Health Services, Denise Julian, will provide emotional support and problem solving for the challenges of giving care to those with Alzheimer's or other dementia - 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. All events are free of charge, but reservations are required. Please call 203-745-2295 to reserve a seat. For those interested in learning more about The Watermark at East Hill, please visit
http://easthill.watermarkcommunities.com
or visit their Facebook page. View Member Profile.
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Branagan Communications Consultants Launches National Publicity Campaign for New Book: "From Ranking to Revenue: A Business Owner's Guide to Successful SEO"
Barbara Branagan-Mitchell, owner of Branagan Communications Consultants LLC (BCC), public relations, publicity placement, marketing communications agency, announced that she has launched a nationwide newspaper, broadcast and online publicity placement campaign for Jason Healey, author of his just-released book, "From Ranking to Revenue: A Business Owner's Guide To Successful Search Engine Optimization"
www.j2hdigital.com
. In March, Branagan-Mitchell was named the 2016 Waterbury Regional Chamber Ambassador of the Year. In 2017, she is celebrating 24 years of entrepreneurial success helping companies and organizations build public awareness of their products and services by writing and placing publicity with news media via press releases and captioned photos. Branagan Communications Consultants services include writing and editing of content for websites, newsletters, and marketing materials. To learn more, visit
www.branagancommunications.com
, call 860-210-0149, or email
[email protected]
. View Member Profile.
New Business Banking Vice President joins Ion Bank
Ivan Shiffman, an SBA Preferred Lender, has joined Ion Bank as Vice President of Business Banking. In this role, Ivan will be responsible for commercial loan production, deposit generation, and partner referrals focusing on supporting the borrowing needs of small to mid-size businesses throughout Connecticut with an emphasis on the western and central parts of the state. Prior to joining Ion Bank, Mr. Shiffman was Vice President, Business Banking at Union Savings Bank in Danbury. He is currently an active member of the New Milford, Brookfield, TriBury and Waterbury Chambers of Commerce, New Milford Business.com (local affiliation of successful businesses), a Board Member of the New Milford Economic Development Corporation, and a member of the Southbury Business Association. Ivan is also a Board Member and Immediate Past President of Community Culinary School of NW CT, Treasurer of Temple Sholom of New Milford, a Board Member and Past President of the New Milford Rotary Club, and a Day of Action volunteer at the Southern Litchfield County United Way. He resides in New Milford with his wife, Dawn and their two children. View Member Profile.
Ion Insurance Welcomes Adam Purcaro
Ion Insurance Corporation, a full-service independent insurance brokerage affiliated with Ion Bank, has hired Adam Purcaro as an Account Manager. In his new position, Adam will be responsible for sales and service of Ion Insurance products. Mr. Purcaro was previously employed at Street Smart CT in Hamden as an Account Executive, Head of Insurance Agency, and at PFP in Orange, as an Account Manager. Adam is a Management Training graduate of Dale Carnegie of West New England, and is currently pursuing a degree in finance at Naugatuck Valley Community College. He is a Boys Basketball Coach at St. Francis St. Hedwig School, an Assistant Coach for the Union City Little League, and a Youth Basketball Coach at the Naugatuck YMCA. He resides in his hometown of Naugatuck with his wife Crystal, and their daughter Alexis. View Member Profile.
O&G Industries Holds Touch-a-Truck, Receives Award for O&G Builds Program
O&G Industries held its third annual Touch a Truck event on May 6 at its South Main Street Maintenance Facility. An estimated 2200 visitors attended the event. This popular community outing is the culmination of the company's annual Safety Week. Safety Week training and awareness activities are held at every O&G job site and facility across Connecticut. Touch a Truck is a company outreach tailored to families, giving children the opportunity to explore heavy equipment and participate in a variety of activities. In addition to more than 40 different pieces of construction equipment for visitors to explore, Torrington Fire and Police Departments and area businesses with specialized vehicles brought them to the event. The company recently received the Midstate Chamber of Commerce's Innovation in Education award for the O&G Builds program at Platt High School in Meriden. O&G Builds is a nine-month experiential learning program in which high school students earn credits, while learning hands-on about careers in construction. As a part of the program, students get a behind the scenes look into the construction of their school, while engaging in interactive lectures from the project management team, design team and trade contractors as the project moves through the final phases of construction. The O&G Builds program has been recognized with the Connecticut Construction Industries Association (CCIA) Community Service Award in 2014 and the Midstate Chamber of Commerce Recognition for Business & Education Excellence in 2015. Sixty-five students have graduated from the program at Platt High School since its inception in 2013. View Member Profile.
Quilts that Care to Meet in June
Quilts that Care will meet from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Monday, June 19 at The Harold Leever Regional Cancer Center, 1075 Chase Parkway, Waterbury. From 6:30 to 8 p.m, Tuesday, June 20 at the Bristol Public Library, 5 High St. From 12:30 to 2 p.m. Wednesdays, June 7 and 21 at The Litchfield Community Center, 421 Bantam Road, Route 202, Litchfield. From 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays at Quilts that Care, 130 Scott Road, Waterbury. Classes from noon to 2 p.m. Saturdays, June 3, 10, 17; and 5 to 7 p.m. Monday, June 12. Quilts that Care, Inc. creates quilts for cancer patients at 11 Connecticut facilities. To donate
www.quiltsthatcare.org
, P.O. Box 166, Watertown, CT 06795. 860-782-1043,
[email protected]
. View Member Profile
Record Attendance at the 4th Annual Women's Business Development Council Women-Owned Business Day at the Hartford Capitol
The 4th Annual Women's Business Development Council (WBDC) Women-Owned Business Day took place on May 3rd at the State Capitol in Hartford with a record number of people in attendance. Under the theme of "Let Women's Voices & Worth Be Known," 16 presenters, including WBDC CEO Fran Pastore and Governor Dannel P. Malloy spoke to nearly 200 attendees about the importance of supporting women-owned businesses and the positive impact they have on the economy. The event gave attendees an opportunity to speak directly with elected officials and business leaders on matters of critical importance to women-owned business, from legislation to improving the business climate in Connecticut to access to capital and funding. WBDC Women-Owned Business Day was sponsored by Traveler's and Praxair, Inc., and produced in partnership with CTNext, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Connecticut Innovations, a leading source of financing and ongoing support for Connecticut's innovative, growing companies.The WBDC, a 501(c)(3) founded in 1997, is headquartered in Stamford with offices in Danbury, Derby and Hartford. To learn about the educational programs, to donate or volunteer please visit www.ctwbdc.org or follow us on Facebook and LinkedIn. View Member Profile.
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