250 Fuller Street S.

Shakopee, MN 55379

Join us as we celebrate Veil & Wild Orthodontics' new Shakopee location! The Ribbon Cutting will begin promptly at 12:00 PM. A light lunch will be served following the ceremony!

This family-oriented orthodontic practice believes in creating healthy, straight teeth for a lifetime of confident smiles. Your smile is their top priority, and they will always provide you with compassionate, personalized care at each visit.

Veil & Wild Orthodontics currently offers free consultations and shuttle services to and from appointments!

Registration is appreciated! Click here to register.

Reds, Whites & Brews gives guests an opportunity to taste some of the greatest wines, beers, and bites. Plus enjoy live entertainment, bid on unique experience packages during the live auction, and get your photo taken at our photo booth!

 

Entertainment will include live music from The Voice finalist, Chris Kroeze!  Also, new this year, VIP guests will have a meet & greet with Chris including a souvenir photo! Also included with a VIP ticket: a private tasting, exclusive wall of wine giveaway, and a VIP glass.

To register for VIP or general admission tickets, click here.

Become a sponsor! We still have a few sponsorships available. If interested, please contact Elishia Kim.

All proceeds from Reds, Whites and Brews will help fund Chamber programs and events throughout the year. We could not do what we do without your support!

Leadership Shakopee is a six-month development program gives emerging and existing leaders a  backstage pass to our community! Its focus is to inform and inspire leaders and challenge them to make a difference through personal commitment and involvement.

 

During the seven sessions, the class  participates in a series of educational and hands-on opportunities designed  to inform and inspire leaders. Students get a  behind-the-scenes look at numerous companies in Shakopee including Imagine Print Solutions,  Dem-Con, Canterbury Park, Valleyfair and more! Students  also have the opportunity to  meet with elected officials, judges and the chief of police.

Program Objectives

• To engage participants in an extensive discussion about critical impacts to our community
• To provide participants with exclusive VIP access to area businesses and institutions
• To increase the visibility of participants within both their workplaces and the community
• To support participants in developing lasting relationships with other group members and program contributors
• To assist participants with tangibly improving their leadership abilities

Click here to register!

Click here to watch the most recent testimonial video!

Click here for the 2019 speaker lineup.  Click here  for further event info & to register.

Guild Incorporated is pleased to announce

that Beth Scheetz, LICSW, has been hired as  the organization's Residential Services Director including Intensive Residential  Treatment and Crisis Stabilization Services. Scheetz will be overseeing development of the upcoming Scott County facilities where Guild will be providing these services for the community.

Scheetz has over 17 years of experience in social service, mental health, and health care. She most recently oversaw the operations, development, and programming of three community-based teams serving over 1,200 adults living with mental illness as Director of Community Mental Health at Touchstone. During her career, Scheetz has developed and executed agency plans and provided strategic leadership for non-profit mental health organizations. Evaluating program performance, implementing program and process improvements, increasing quality and continuity of care, and achieving positive individual outcomes have benchmarked her professional performance. She has demonstrated talent in developing people, managing change, and positively impacting the delivery of quality mental health services to vulnerable populations. Beth holds a master's degree from the University of St. Thomas. Scheetz began with Guild Incorporated on February 4.

The Girl in Building C tells the story of sixteen-year-old Marilyn Barnes. In October 1943, she was told that her recent bout of pneumonia was in fact tuberculosis. It  was recently nominated for a Minnesota Book Award. Along with the talk, books will be available for signing and purchase. The event is $5.00, and free for SCHS members.  

Register here.