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Nick
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Vice President of Government Affair, Tulsa Regional Chamber |
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Collinsville
Chamber of Commerce
February 5, 2015 Regional Chamber Of Commerce |
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| 2015
Collinsville Chamber of Commerce Officers: President -- Teresa Brown (American Bank of Oklahoma) President-Elect -- Scott Reeves (QuikTrip) Secretery/Treasurer -- Cynthia Reed (Cyn-Pro Graphics) |
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Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors: |
| 2015-2017: Charles Palmer - RCB Bank Jackie Stephens - JB Stephens Properties Ron Evans -- Collinsville Education Foundation |
| 2014-2016: Jim Dolton -- Collinsville Dolton Funeral Home Don Hutchinson -- VVEC Christine Wilson -- Hometown Insurance |
| 2013-2015: Stacy Brown -- CastleRock Financial Advisors Sherry Campbell -- Custom Dental Kent Smalygo -- Kent's Custom Cars & Trucks |
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One Year Directors: Robert Miller - New Life Assembly Jason Ervin -- St. John Owasso Josh Kelley - Redbud Physical Therapy Marilyn Hardacre -- Keller-Williams Real Estate Beth Ann Langston -- Home Town Real Estate |
| Honorary: Collinsville Downtown Inc. -- Shelley Nachtigall City Manager -- Pam Polk Cherokee Nation -- Cara Cowan Watts County Commissioner -- John Smaligo, Jr. Mayor -- Bud York School Superintendent -- Lance West State Representative -- Earl Sears State Senator -- Rick Brinkley |
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Nick
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Vice President of Government Affair, Tulsa Regional Chamber |
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Melissa Carlson is the Collinsville Chamber of Commerce's manager. She is sharing the office at 1126 W. Main with the former chamber manager (Shelley Nachtigall) who is now managing Collinsville Downtown Inc. |
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Chambers more effective working together * Common issues span boundaries * Economic Development * Transportation * Education * Public safety * Incentives, lower taxes used to get jobs * New jobs follow people * Quality of life * Young professionals can make or break community * "OneVoice" legislative agenda (top 10 list of state and federal issues) that local chambers, cities, and schools choose -- One Voice Day at The Capitol Feb. 25-26 Inter-City Visits -- finds out what works for others * Vision 2025 has strengthened region -- expires in 2016 -- what's next? |
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Banquet grossed about $15K
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