Hello GMACC Members!
In this issue...

DON'T MISS... 

  • Orchard Road Construction Update
  • 2011 GMACC Event Calendar
  • Everything Events
  • IRS Info
  • Look Who's in the News...
  • Member Memos
  • Chamber Ambassadors
  • Partner Perks
  • Chamber Quick Links

Get the most from your Chamber eBlast communication by "clicking" on all underlined words.  They provide related links and reference documents.  Or, Visit the Chamber website to access this and previous messages from the GMACC.

Orchard Road Construction Update...

Here's the latest... 

 

For weekly updates and project photos visit: www.orchardroadrecon.com

 

2011 GMACC Event Calendar
 

CHAMBER HOSTED EVENTS:

SAVE THESE DATES!

  • Every Tuesday: Leads Group / 12-1 pm at Village Hall            (Exception: 4th Tuesdays Leads Group is at Member Luncheon)  
  • November 22: Monthly Member Luncheon at George's Family Restaurant
  • December 4: Holiday Tree Lighting & Festival of Trees
  • December 8: GMACC/MEDC Holiday Party
 Seasonal corn

NOVEMBER

1, 8, 15, 29:
LEADS GROUP MEETING
12-1 pm / Village Hall - 200 N. River Street, Montgomery
(Please note: 4th Tuesdays, Leads Group meets at the Member Luncheon.  Scroll down for details.) 
Interested in joining the Leads Group? 
Contact: Jennifer Jones Sinnott at 630-606-3967. 
   

16:

SNEAK PEEK!! PRIVATE PATIENT ROOMS

AT PROVENA MERCY MEDICAL CENTER...

4-6 pm/ Provena Mercy Medial Center - 1325 N. Highland Avenue, Aurora

As a valued member of the business community, we cordially invite you and your colleagues to come for a "Sneak Peek" of our newly renovated Private Patient Rooms.  Please join George Einhorn, Interim President and CEO, and the Executive Team of Provena Mercy Medical Center for this special preview.  Tours will be given at regular intervals.  Light refreshments willb e served. 

RSVP by calling: 630-801-2725

 

17:

PLAN COMMISSION TO DISCUSS INFLATABLE SIGNAGE

7 pm / Village Hall, 200 N. River Street, Montgomeryinflatable signage

The Montgomgery Plan Commission will discuss altering the ordinace regarding inflatable devices at its November meeting.  Currently, inflatable devices are prohibited in the Village, however, the Village Board has directed the Plan Commission to consider mrecommending a change to the ordinance.  Although this is not the official public hearing for an ordinance update, members of the public and the business communitiy will be allowed a few minutes to voice their opinions related to the use of inflatable devices as advertisement.

For additional information, please call the Montgomery Village Hall at 630-896-8080 ext. 1224. 

 

21:

CONGRESSMAN, RANDY HULTGREN TO PRESENT SMALL BUSINESS AND GRANT RESOURCE EDUCATIONAL EVENT

1-4 PM/ Waubonsee Community College Academic and Professional Center, Sugar Grove Campus

"In this difficult economic environment, the vast majority of businesses in theis country are finding it increasingly difficult to make ends meet.  With all of the discord in Washingtom, businesses are searching for ways to help create jobs and reenergize the economy.

 

"Small businesses are the backgone of the United Stated economy, and we should be working twidce as hard to help those businesses in these difficult times.  I am planning to hold a Small Business and Grant Resource educational event and would like your Chamber members to participate.  I believe this event will be a great opportunity for business owners in your community to learn about grand and loan programs that are available from state and federal government agencies.

 

"We look forward to your participateion to make this a fantastic event."

-- Randy Hultgren, Member of Congress

 

Questions? 

Call Congressman Hultgren's Geneva office at 630/232-7104.

 

22:

MONTHLY MEMBER LUNCHEON

sandwich 

 

11:30 am Networking/ 12 pm Lunch/

12:30 pm Guest Speaker /

George's Family Restaurant - 110 Webster,

in Montgomery.  

 

Time for networking, socializing and an open line of communication with your Chamber Board.  Guest speaker this month will be Village President, Marilyn Michelini.  There is NO FEE for this meeting.  Just the price of your lunch.  Registration is recommended, (but not required) to ensure seating for all.  

 

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER, Visit the Chamber website,

or call the Chamber office: 630-897-8137. 

 

23:  (and every 4th Wednesday)

Dime Jingle for Seniors  

10 am - Noon/ Montgomery Village Hall - 200 N. River Street

The Village has expanded its Senior Program by hosting a Dime Jingle game on the fourth Wednesday of each month.  No skills are needed for this simple game.  Just come to have fun and maybe take home somewinnings!  For a $2 admission charge, the Village will provide light refreshments and the $1.90 in change needed to play the various rounds of the game. 

 To sign up, please call 630-896-8080 ext. 1227.

 
 
26 & 27:
SCHAEFER'S 2011 HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE
9 am - 4 pm / Open House
1-4 pm / Pictures with Santa and Mrs. Claus
Schaefer Greenhouses - 120 S. Lake Street, Montgomery
Schaefer Open House Santa

It's begininng to look a lot like  Christmas!  Let us dazzle you with our spectacular display of 40,000 vibrant poinsettias!  Grown right here in our greenhouses, these traditiona favorites combine into a quild of vivid colors that stretches throughout our facility.  See this year's fresh flower designs, gifts and holiday decor, sample treats and beverages, and don't miss the gragrance of pine and balsam -- fresh from the Northwoods!  Visit with Santa & Mrs. Claus and pose for a FREE Holiday photo! (Pictures available for pick up Thursday December 1.) 
 
Weekend specials on select items.  Drawing for prizes -- including a $100 Schaefer Gift Card!  We look forward to greeting you and your family at this special celebrations.  Make our Open House a part of your Holiday tradition!
 
For Christmas Shopping 24/7, shop our Christmas website: http://www.christmas-flowers-by-shaefers.com We offer local delivery to Aurora, Bristol, Montgomery, Oswego, Naperville, North aurora, Sugar Grove, Yorkville, and nationwide, too!
 
28:
APPLICATION DEADLINE EXTENDED
FOR PARTICIPATION IN FESTIVAL OF TREES
 

GMACC members already planning to participate include: Montgomery-Countryside Fire Protection District, Orchard Road Animal Hospital and Schaefer Greenhouses!  Don't miss out, reserve your place right away!   

  • This is a FREE community event.                     Hundreds of residents attend each year!
  •  
    All participants will be listed in a press release prior to the start of this event.  First, second and third place winners will receive public recognition from the Village of Montgomery and the Chamber of commerce at a Village Board meeting in January, and will be highlighted in a press release.
  • Trees will be on display inside Village Hall. Each tree will have a numbered sign with your business name.  Community members will vote for their favorite tree by number
  • Voting will take place beginning with the Annual Tree Lighting Event on Dec 4th and run through Dec 16th.   
     
  • Bring your tree to decorate (or pre-decorated) to Village Hall, 200 N. River Street in Montgomery on Dec 2nd btween 9 am and 8 pm.  Must take down on Dec 19th any time between 8 am & 4:30.
  •  You will be contacted via email by Nov 18 to confirm your participation in this event.  Spaces will be allotted on a first come, first served basis.
  •  
    Be creative -- Think of great ways to decorate your tree and advertise your business at the same time.
  • Return the completed application to Village Hall.  
    • FESTIVAL OF TREES APPLICATION FOR BUSINESS 

DECEMBER

1/ 8/ 15:
FREE SEMINARS FROM THE IL DEPT OF REVENUE AND IRS
All Sessions from 9 am - 1 pm (no lunch break)
 
Dec 1/ IL LLCC Capitol cvity Training Center - 130 W. Mason St (lower level mtg room), Springfield, IL
 
Dec 8/ James R. Thompson Center - 100 W. Randolph
(Assembly Hall Concourse Level), Chicago, IL
  
Dec 15/ SIU Edwardsville Morris University Center
(Hickory/Hackberry/Oak/Redbud Rooms 2nd Floor), Edwardsville, IL
 
This December, the Illinois Deparatment of Revenue and the Internal Revenue Service will be presenting free seminars to provide information about the latest tax law changes, the new requirements for Federal tax return preparers, the new IRS Fresh Start Initiative (federal tax collection), e-Filing program updates, current information on electronic payment options, and more.  The IRS Fresh Start program is an initiative to help people get a fresh start with their federal tax liabilities centered on changes to IRS collection practices that will lessen the negative impact on taxpayers. Ther Fresh Start presenttions will be provided by the Director of the IRS' Midwest Area Collection Division.

 

Those interested in registering for the seminars can access the flyer's registration links at:
 
4:
3rd ANNUAL YMCA JINGLE BELL JOG
9 am Start/ Oswego YMCA - 160 E. Washington, Oswego, IL
Fee: Run or Walk FREE
Fee for optional long-sleeved t-shirt: $10
Enjoy healthy living at the Y! Families are invited to dress-up in their holiday wearables and join the Oswego Family YMCA for a holiday 5K Fun Run or 1-mile walk. Reindeer ears, blinking lights, Santa hats and more all all acceptable fun accessories!  The race starts and finishes at the Oswego Fammily YMCA.   Bells will be handed out to participants while supplies last.  Not an awards event.
Register in advance (until 12/3/11).  Registration forms are availabel at the YMCA.  Participants must register by 11/24/11 to receive a race T-shirt.  T-shirts will be distributed the morning of the race.  Run/Walk happend rain, snow, or shine!
Questions?  Contact Wellness Dirrctor, Lisa Cornelius,
at: 630-608-4140.  Or, via email lcornelius@heritageymca.org.
 
4:
HOLIDAY TREE LIGHTING AND FESTIVAL OF TREES
5-7 pm / Village Hall - 200 N. River Street, Montgomery
Come enjoy the spirit of the season with area residents courtesty of your own Chamber of Commerce in partnership with the Village of Montgomery. 
 
Santa and Mrs. Claus arrive via Firetruck to light the Holiday Tree in front of Village Hall and stay to pose for family pictures.  (Bring your own camera.) Musical entertainment is provide by local schools and scout troops.  And there will be plenty of FREE hot chocolate and cookies for everyone.  Over 500 residents attended in 2010!

 

NEW this year: A Festival of Trees will deck the halls of Village Hall, thanks to many local businesses.  (See November
28th entry above for details on entering your business holiday tree!  Space is limited so reserve your place soon!) Trees will be on display for the Tree Lighting event and then during Village Hall office hours through December 16th.  Visitors will vote on their favorite tree.  

 

The winner will be announced at a Village Board meeting in January and enjoy bragging rights all year!
 
6, 13, 20, 27:
LEADS GROUP MEETING
12-1 pm / Village Hall - 200 N. River Street, Montgomery
(Please note: 4th Tuesdays, Leads Group meets at the Member Luncheon.  Scroll down for details.) 
Interested in joining the Leads Group? 
Contact: Jennifer Jones Sinnott at 630-606-3967. 
 

8:

IT'S PARTY TIME!!  AND YOU'RE INVITED...

Back by popular demand is the GMACC/MEDC HOLIDAY PARTY!

GMACC & MEDC Members: You're Invited! Enjoy the holiday spirit with members of both organizations. There will be plenty of food, drink and holiday cheer. It's a "Taste of Montgomery" with all the trimmings! FREE for Members and their registered guests. 

HOLIDAY PARTY REGISTRATION LINK

 

21:

AMBASSADOR MEETING

8:30-9:30 am / 

Location TBD

 
Note:  Ambassador meetings will change locations each month, so be sure to read your eBlasts or check the Chamber website calendar.

  

28:  (and every 4th Wednesday)

Dime Jingle for Seniors  

10 am - Noon/ Montgomery Village Hall - 200 N. River Street

The Village has expanded its Senior Program by hosting a Dime Jingle game on the fourth Wednesday of each month.  No skills are needed for this simple game.  Just come to have fun and maybe take home somewinnings!  For a $2 admission charge, the Village will provide light refreshments and the $1.90 in change needed to play the various rounds of the game. 

To sign up, please call 630-896-8080 ext. 1227. 
IRS Info
IRS Calendar Banner
 
Free IRS 2012 Tax Calendars for Small Businesses & the Self-Employed
 

Good afternoon,

 

The IRS Tax Calendar for Small Businesses and Self-Employed (IRS Publication 1518, Catalog Number 12350Z) is a 12-month wall calendar. It is filled with useful information on general business taxes, IRS and Social Security Administration customer assistance, electronic filing and paying options, retirement plans, business publications and forms, and common tax filing dates. Each page highlights different tax issues and tips that may be relevant to small business owners with room on each month to add notes, state tax dates, or business appointments.

 

You can view the cover of the 2011 calendar by going to http://www.tax.gov/calendar

  

I have a supply of approximately 2,500 of the 2012 calendars that will be distributed on a first-come-first-served basis.  Please let me know if I can send some to you and your mailing address. 

 

Thank you,

 

Mike Mudroncik

Senior Stakeholder Liaison

Internal Revenue Service

Small Business/Self-Employed Division

Communications & Stakeholder Outreach

230 S. Dearborn Street, Mailcode 7002/Suite 2850

Chicago, Illinois 60604

312-566-3529

michael.j.mudroncik@irs.gov

 

Look Who's in the News...

Montgomery Wins Governor's

Home Town Award for Settler's Cottage 

 

          The Village of Montgomery was one of 28 communities recognized for outstanding volunteer projects at a ceremony in Springfield on October 26th. The Settler's Cottage restoration project won top honors in the Division 4 (population 10,001-25,000) Historic Preservation category. Each winning community received a road sign and plaque commemorating their efforts.

          Governor's Home Town Award recipients were chosen by a group of volunteer judges who reviewed and ranked applications based on community need, use of resources and results. "The volunteers we are recognizing today truly exemplify the best Illinois has to offer by going above and beyond to make their communities better places to live," Governor Quinn said on Wednesday. "By investing their time and talent, these individuals are not only supporting their neighbors, but also uplifting the entire state."

            Volunteers on Montgomery's Historic Preservation Commission have been working since 2004 to preserve and restore Settler's Cottage, the oldest house in the Village, which had been slated for demolition. Commission members petitioned the Village Board to save the small home, built in 1840 and owned for many years by Daniel S. Gray, the founder of Montgomery. The Commission then spent the next five years seeking grants and donations to completely restore the structure and turn it into a local history museum.

            Accepting the award on behalf of the Village was Jeanette Lee, Chair of the Historic Preservation Commission since its beginning in 2003. "The Historic Preservation Commission accomplished much in a short period of time," said Lee. "Without great teamwork from all of the past and present members of the Commission and our other dedicated volunteers, we would not have had such success. Everyone who has been part of this project can be very proud of what we've accomplished."

 

  

Montgomery Announces

Leaf Pick-Up Service

The Village of Montgomery Public Works Department will be offering leaf pick-up service beginning mid-October and running through mid-November.  Leaves must be neatly raked on the parkway along the curb by 7 am on Monday of each week. 

 

Leaf piles should NOT be placed in the street as they can clog sewer drains, and cannot include grass clippings or sticks. Do not place leaves behind parked cars, mailboxes, or refuse containers, as they will interfere with the collection of leaves.  Leaves should not be placed in bags unless intended for collection by Allied Waste.  Please remember that leaf burning is prohibited by Village ordinance.

 

For more information, please contact the Public Works Department at 630-896-9241.

Member Memos

Patch logo

 

Member, Brent Hatch,

wants you to know that...

 

Patch.com is launching its First Holiday Shopping Guide!  Low cost with high visibility online! Only $200.  Guide will be live November 15 - December 31. For more information,

call or email: Brent Hatch - 630-596-3655 / Brent.Hatch@Patch.com

 

Introducing... Schaefer's Free Floralapp!

  FLORAL BACKGROUND

Need Schaefer's number at your finger tips when a special occasion or a "Floral Emergency" suddenly arises? 

Need a faster, more convenient way to order flowers?  Introducing Floralapp!  A FREE application for your iphonr or Android!

Simply download the app, enter SG as the keyword, and Voila! -- It's Schaefer's Mobile Gift Center! 

LINK TO FLORAL APP

 

Member, Kristin Hawkins of Kendall County Record Newspapers Has a Holiday Present for You! 

30% off the regularly priced Gifts of Christmas ad rate...

 

Put your season's best in the spotlight... with ads in our upcoming popular special sections: GIFTS OF CHRISTMAS. They are the season's  go-to guides for area events, gift ideas and special holiday offers. Don't miss your chance to be in the hands of over 54,000 attentive readers each week.

SAVE THE DATES

    Appears:              Deadline:

  Nov 17th              Nov 4th

    Nov 24th              Nov 11th

    Dec 8                  Nov 23rd

 

Special section appears in all 4 papers: * Kendall Count Record *

* Ledger- Sentinel * Plano Record * Sandwich Record *

 GIFTS OF CHRISTMAS DETAILS

 

Want even more exposure? 

Consider a place in our HOLIDAY GREETINGS 2011 Section...  Area children will provide holiday drawing for the ads and we'll have their ideas and thoughts on Christimas to read, too.  Our designer will add your name/logo and contact information.  Reserve your space by November 11th for appearance in papers December 21st and 22nd.

HOLIDAY GREETINGS DETAILS

 

Call Kristen now to place your ads!   

* 630-553-7034 * 630-554-8565 * 800-479-7034 *

Or, email: ads@kendallcountyrecord.com 

  

Help Us Help Those in Need This Holiday Season

With the holiday season just around the corner, Fox Valley United Way is once again partnering with local businesses, community groups, families and individuals who want to reach out a helping had to those who are having difficulties during these tough economic times.

 

While many of us are telling our children that there won't be a lot of gifts under the tree this year, many children in our community will not have any.  That is unless we do something to help.  The Fox Valley United Way wants to help those needy families who won't have the means to provide gifts for their children this year.

 

Unfortunately for these families, many other resources in the community have dried up.  Therefore, the Fox Valley United Way is asking businesses and their employees, community groups, families and individuals to consider making it a brighter holiday for area children.

 

Here's how you can make a difference:

- Adopt an individual family (Info: deborah.collins@uwfoxvalley.org)

- Make a montetery donation (Checks mailed to Fox Valley United Way, 44 East Galena Blvd., Aurora, IL  60505/ Cash donations can be dropped off at that same address/ Or contribute by credit card at www.uwfoxvalley.org).

- Purchase a gift card from a local grocery store to help provide a holiday meal for a family

- Purchase hats, gloves, mittens and scarves for the children so they don't have to worry about being cold during the winter months

- Run a children's toy drive!  Drop off unwrapped gifts at the Fox Valley United Way office.

 

Please note: all gifts should be unwrapped and donations of any size are appreciated.  Deadline to drop off donations at the Fox Valley United Way office is Friday, December 9th.

 

Waubonsee Community College Illinois Small Business Development Center (ISBDC)

The ISBDC at Waubonsee Community College is here to serve your small business needs. We offer free business counseling to entrepreneurs and business owners, as well a a variety of small business workshops.

 

SMALL BUSINESS CONNECTIONS NOVEMBER ISSUE

 

Chad Johansen, PGA Pro says...

 

Everyday's a perfect day for golf at Blackberry Oaks!

Book your fall tee times at Blackberry Oaks

online www.blackberryoaks.com, or call the Pro shop: 630-553-7170

 

BLACKBERRY OAKS GOLF COURSE FALL RATES 

 

2012 Golf Membership Includes:

- Unlimited Golf

- Free Range Membership

- Reduced Cart fee ($10/day)

- Discount on Tournament Entry Fees

- Merchandise discount on In-stock Items

- 14 Day Advanced Tee Time Booking

- Charging Pirvileges with Credit Card on File 

 

Now you can add a family member to your membership for $500!  Call us for more details!  

2012 MEMBERSHIP SPECIAL RATE DETAILS 
 

Kendall Immediate Care logo

  

 

 

 

Member, Janie Ioannou, Wants You to Stay Healthy This Season. Get a Flu Shot for $20

9 am - 7 pm daily, 10 am - 7 pm Saturdays / Kendall  Immediate Medical Care - 1851  Douglas Road, Montgomery.

No Appointment Necessary.    

And... Kendall Immediate Medical Care now offers Occupational Medicine.

  • Work Related Injuries
  • DOT Exams & Recertification
  • Drug & alcohol Screenings
  • 'Collection Only
  • On-Site Lab
  • Digial Radiology

Questions? Contact Janie: janieikendall@gmail.com

1851 Douglas Road in Montgomery

 

Host a Premier Designs Jewelry Show in Oct/Nov with GMACC Member, Meta Mueller, and your friends will LOVE you!

Friends will get their shoping done for a GREAT bargain and you can get yours done for FREE and 1/2 price!  For every $75 purchased, guests may select any 1 item, (retailed up to $40), for only $5. Wow!  That's like getting 30% off your ENTIRE order. 

Contact: Meta.Mueller@gmail.com or call her at: 630-854-3473

Your favorite Premier Designs Jewelry Lady is Happy to

Serve you!

  

iPad2Charlene Coulombe-Fiore brings back the MEDC iPad2 Raffle:

Purchase tickets NOW

for December 8th drawing!

CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS & FLYER,  Or visit the MEDC website: www.montgomery-illinois.org  

 

 

According to Greg Siebert, "Nothing says 'the holidays' like sweet treats and gift giving."   

Show your clients and employees how much you appreciate them with special holiday gifts and promotions. Whether you want to impress clients with fine candies or show employees you care with warm apparel items, this is the perfect time of year to spread the holiday cheer.

http://www.holidaypromotionscatalog.info  

Let us help you share the holiday joy... contact GMACC Member,

Greg Siebert, today to learn how you can show your appreciation and stay top-of-mind even during the busy holiday season.

(greg.siebert@proforma.com / 630-897-9848)

PROforma Awards Print & Promotions:

ONE SOURCE. INFINITE RESOURCES.  

 

 

Have something to share with fellow Chamber Members? 

 

Send an email to the Chamber Office, or, call: 630-897-8137

 

 

Chamber Ambassadors
Your GMACC Ambassadors...

 

 

  • Board President: Jennifer Jones Sinnott of Brian Feltes & Associates
  • Board Director: Mike Pfeiffer of NetComm Business Solutions
  • Ambassador: Vori Dhabolt of Alarm Detection Systems
  • Ambassador: Cathy Anne Classen of Castle Bank
  • Ambassador: Julie Domres of DSM Enterprises
  • Ambassador: Denise Blettner of Fox Valley United Way
  • Ambassador: Tom Kozlowicz of Holiday Inn Express
  • Ambassador: Sharon Pendergast of Prevena Mercy Medical Center
  • Ambassador: Paul Straits of Vesco Reprographic
  • Ambassador: Tom Hebert of VVF, LLC

What are Ambassadors?

The Chamber's Ambassadors are members who volunteer their time in order to provide an invaluable link between the Chamber and the Community. They will ensure that all GMACC Members receive the maximum benefits from their investment.

 

The primary Ambassadors responsibilities are to help in the retention of members, recruitment of new members and to make sure all members feel that their business is truly benefiting from being involved in the Montgomery community. 

 

Ambassador Duties Include... 

  • Mentor new members by inviting them toChamber events and introducing them to other members.
  • Promote the Greater Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce and invite businesses to join.
  • Attend and/or assist in Chamber activities and events.
  • Provide feedback from discussions with new members to the Chamber so that we can continually strive to meet and exceed their expectations.
  • Attend monthly Member Luncheon and Ambassador meeting.
  • Make every effort to attend ribbon cuttings and other publicity events on behalf of the Chamber.

NEXT AMBASSADOR MEETING: DECEMBER 21

8:30 - 9:30 am/  Locaton TBD

 

If you would like to be part of this inaugural Ambassador Group call the Chamber office at 630.897.8137 or send an email to GMACC@Montgomery-Illinois.org.

Partner Perks
          
Take Advantage of these Partner Perks...
  
- CHILD ID SERVICE FOR FAMILIES WITH YOUNG CHILDREN           
If you serve young children, you are aware of the concerns parents face over child safety.  Sam is offering a complimentary Child I.D. service for your event or business.  Call Sam at 815-263-6336 or send him an email: swpaisley@ft.newyorklife.com
 
- DISCOUNT ON CONSTANT CONTACT FOR GMACC MEMBERS
  

- $50 OFF AN MEDC MEMBERSHIP FOR GMACC MEMBERS

  MEDC MEMBERSHIP INFO 

 

Become a Partner and Promote Your Business

 

What's a Partner Perk...?  A Members Only Privilege.   
Members offer exclusive opportunities for other members. 
  
Examples: Specials/Discount on Products/Services, Consultation in your Business Area of Expertise, Barter Services with each other.  Partner Perks are limited only by your imagination and ingenuity!  Your Chamber is dedicated to building partnerships among our members, so think about what you have to offer and what you are looking for in partnerships with fellow members.
  
Questions?
Call Pam Nagel, GMACC Executive Administrator: 630-897-8137.
Chamber Quick Links

GMACC WEBSITE: www.chamberofmontgomeryil.org 

 

LEADS GROUP INFO

 

Send an email to the Chamber Office: gmacc@montgomery-illinois.org  

 

Have a question for the US Department of Treasury?http://www.treasury.gov/connect/Pages/contact-us.aspx

 

Subscribe to IRS Newswire (It's FREE!):
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GMACC: Promoting Partnerships

 for Business Success