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Page-Lake Powell Chamber of Commerce
The Business Page
"The Chamber is good for Business and Business is good!" |
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Officers & Board Members
President, Derrick Boyce; President Elect, Chris Moore; Treasurer, Terri Minnich
Board Members: Judy Edwards, Marsha Ward, Roy Boughton,
Diana Smith, Cory Johnston, Kymberly Flores, Debbie Bushey, and Matt Wester
Executive Director: Cecilia Cobb
Administrative Assistant: Dee Dee Sadler
How To Reach Us:
928-645-2741 Phone, 928-645-3181 Fax
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Message From the Executive Director
 Greetings!
Can you believe it is May? Mother's Day is this weekend. So is the Page/Lake Powell Cruisin show in the City Park.
Keep reading this newsletter for a complete schedule for the show.
I am happy to welcome our newest partner members to the Chamber: Out of Africa, Moab Chamber of Commerce, and Los Delfines Mexican Family Restaurant.
DeeDee is contacting our members to participate in the new 2010 Page/Lake Powell Chamber of Commerce Member Directory and Community Guide. Please check out our website for more information.
There are many events happening this month. I will update you weekly with the upcoming events. (There were just too many to include in one mailing.)
Please join us this Friday for the Mixer at the Point and this weekend in the Park. You just might find that special gift for Mom...
Have a great month,
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May Chamber Mixer - Friday, May 7
at The Point
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Please join the Page/Lake Powell Chamber of Commerce and the Lake Powell Cruisers at the Point.
Cruise with the car entries from the Marriott out to The Point.
The Cruise begins at 5:30 p.m., Mixer is from 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Friday, May 7, 2010
The Point, Antelope Point Marina.
6:00.m. to 8:00 p.m.
$5 per person or $8.00 per couple
Complimentary appetizers and Cash Bar.
Please click on the link below to register or RSVP by April 6, 2010.
For more information or to RSVP click here
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New Partner Members
Los Delfines Family Mexican Restaurant
Page, Arizona
Out of Africa
Camp Verde, Arizona
Moab Chamber of Commerce
Moab, Utah
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Partner Members Celebrating Anniversaries
Altier Credit Union
Page, AZ
Antelope Canyon Tours
Page, AZ
E. Pell Wadleigh
Page, AZ
Grand Canyon Airlines
Page, AZ
Graphic Edge
Page, AZ
Pappillon Grand Canyon Helicopters
Las Vegas, NV
Q Business Service
Page, AZ
Skylite Rentals at Lake Powell
Big Water, UT
Slackers
Page, AZ |
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May 2010 Page Happenings and Events
For detailed information about these events, visit our events page on our website, www.pagechamber.com
Due to timing considerations, the event schedule will be sent weekly in the E-Blast.
4 - May, Planning and Zoning Meeting, 6:30 pm, Council Chambers, City Hall, 697 Vista Ave.
4 - May, Page Unified School District Governing Board,
6:30 pm
5 - May, Lake Powell Cruisers Club, Chamber of Commerce office, 5:30 pm
6, 7, 8, 9 - May, Carnival, Sports Complex
7, 8, 9 - May, Page-Lake powell Cruisin 2010, see schedule below
7 - May, Chamber Mixer, The Point, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
7 - May, Friday Night Art Walk at the Powell Museum,
5:00 pm
7 - May, Reception for Artist of the Month, Chris Eaton, Powell Museum, 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
7 - May, Rainbow Bridge Centennial, Special Lecture: Harvey Leake, 7:00 pm (Doors open by 6:45 pm), Carl Hayden Visitor Center at Glen Canyon Dam
8 - May, Spring Craft Fair, Community Center
8 & 9 - May, WASS Rodeo, Vermilion Downs
10-May, Page Airport Board Meeting, 7:00 pm, 238 10th Ave.
11 - May, Page Tourism Board, 4:00 pm, Council Chambers, City Hall
12 - May, County Attorney in Page, 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Page City Hall, 697 Vista Ave., Page, AZ 86040 Tami -
928-679-8229 to schedule an appointment
12 - May, Birth Certificates in Page, Birth Certificates can be requested in person at the Coconino County Health Department (CCHD), Northern Region Office, 467 Vista Avenue, Page, AZ from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Navajo speaker available. For cost and requirements please call 1-877-679-7272 or visit us online at
http://www.coconino.az.gov/birthcertificates
13 - May, Veterans Business Resources
13 - May, City Council Meeting, 6:30 pm, City Hall
Visit the Rainbow Bridge National Monument website for more information or download a complete list of events |
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Small Business Development Center
Now in Page |
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Goal Setting
Are you comfortable? Are you too comfortable? Is comfort a good thing for a business? There is advice out there that says you can grow or perish.
There is no "stay the same" pathway to success. What do you think? We all have a tendency to become creatures of routine. It takes a great deal of effort to start a business and build it to the point where comfort is even remotely possible.
80% of business startups fail after just a few years. If you are in the 20%, you deserve a little comfort. Only a tiny fraction of business startups go on to achieve an annual sales level of a million dollars. If you are in that club, comfort is more realistic. But is it ever wise?
I was talking to a business owner recently who had been chugging along for several years and who, by any standard, was a success - his business was a success. For a variety of reasons, however, he was interested in selling. Unfortunately, the business as he had been operating it would not bring a figure that would allow him to do what he wanted. He had to grow. He had to add value to the business. His goals, historically, had been to keep what he had. Growth never really entered into the picture. He had to change his whole mind set and point the business plan toward growth.
The most interesting thing he said to me was that simply by setting a new goal, he started to figure out ways to achieve it. When all he had in mind was maintaining what he had, that was all he achieved. When growth to a certain level became his goal, a new energy and excitement took over. He was a renewed entrepreneur. And he reached his goal and sold his business. For all I know he's on a yacht in the Bahamas as we speak.
What do you think?
Jim Hunter
Small Business Development Center
In this column, we'll touch on information that can help you and help the community. Hope to be in touch with you soon!
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Page/Lake Powell Chamber of Commerce
Membership Directory
and Community Guide
The Page-Lake Powell Chamber of Commerce is ready to start production of our Relocation Guide. In order to provide a quality product with useful information for potential residents and businesses, we will be gathering and compiling data on utilities, demographics, schools, churches, etc.
The Relocation Guide will be a more convenient size, contain full color glossy pages, and will also be available in a downloadable PDF format on our website. In addition, Page/Lake Powell Chamber of Commerce Members will have their logo placed on our website as a rotating banner ad.
The pricing is as follows:
Member Rates: No Color Full Color
¼ Page $147.00 $398.00
1/3 Page $297.00 $533.00
½ Page $447.00 $668.00
Full Page $596.00 $937.00
Cover/Full/inside front & back and back cover page $1037.00
Non-Member Rates:
¼ Page $176.00 $473.00
1/3 Page $342.00 $607.00
½ Page $507.00 $742.00
Full Page $686.00 $1012.00
Cover/Full/inside front & back and back cover page $1137.00
The deadline for your business to be included is Friday, April 23, 2010.
Please contact The Page-Lake Powell Chamber of Commerce at (928) 645-2741 or email to chamber@pagechamber.com or stop by 34 S. Lake Powell Blvd. |
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Business Page Advertising Rates
Business Card Size $20.00 Per Month
Full Page Size $25.00 Per Month
Deadline for May's Newsletter
Article Submission May 25, 2010
Ad Submission May 25, 2010
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MISSION STATEMENT
The Page-Lake Powell Chamber of Commerce shall strive to develop and promote the area businesses for the welfare of the community.
"The views and opinions expressed in the articles and advertisements found in this newsletter do not reprsent the opinions of the Page-Lake Powell Chamber of Commerce, unless specifically stated"
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