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June 2013  
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The Greater Westfield Chamber of Commerce is winding down its year with the 36th Annual Pancake Breakfast on Thursday, July 11th from 7:00 am to 11:00 am at the South Middle School, 31 West Silver Street, Westfield MA. Tickets will be available at the event or you may stop in the office to purchase tickets; please call first at 413.568.1618. There will be vendor table tops, music, entertainment, and delicious pancakes to enjoy!
Our events will start up again in full force in September and continue right through December. So please make a point to open your emails from the Chamber!
The end of May and the month of June were very busy for the Greater Westfield Chamber. In May, the Chamber awarded two Citizens' Scholarship Foundation - Dollars for Scholars for both the Westfield and Southwick Chapters. The recipient in Westfield was Ryan Summers, a recent graduate of Berkshire School in Sheffield, MA. He will be attending The University of Louisville - School of Business studying business with a concentration in either finance or economics. In addition, Ryan was recruited to play baseball at Louisville which boasts a top 10, Division 1 baseball program.
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The recipient of the Southwick scholarship went to Taylor Prewett. Taylor is currently working on getting his pilot's license with the goal of becoming a commercial pilot and operating his own business.
We wish both of these fine young graduates much success in achieving their dreams and goals!
In June, we had the Mayor's Coffee Hour, the WestNet and Chamber Breakfast. Please enjoy the pictures!
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The Arbors - Mayor's Coffee Hour
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Westfield Bank Southwick - WestNet
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The Greater Westfield Chamber of Commerce is looking to grow! The Greater Westfield Chamber of Commerce is looking for an enthusiastic, people-loving Independent Sales Agent to maintain, enhance and expand the membership of the Greater Westfield Chamber of Commerce. The duties include: outreach and solicit businesses in the Chamber's catchment area ; become thoroughly familiar with the Chamber benefits; master an understanding of the dues structure; develop a sales budget; devise an activity plan; call on current and prospective members; develop a prospecting system; and regularly report on activities and results. Business Developer is accountable to the Executive Director. This is a commission-based position. Skills/Qualifications: Business sales experience; ability to work without close supervision; facilitate with appropriated communication and sales management programs; excellent communication skills. To apply, send cover letter and resume to Kate Phelon, Executive Director, Greater Westfield Chamber of Commerce, 53 Court Street, Westfield, MA 01085 or kphelon@westfieldbiz.org. We look forward to seeing everyone again in the fall but please know that you can stay connected by contacting me anytime at the Chamber office at 568.1618 or send me an email at kphelon@westfieldbiz.org. Sincerely, Kate Phelon Executive Director |
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Join Us! Upcoming GWCC Chamber Events
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Annual Chamber Pancake Breakfast
Thursday, July 11, 2013
7:00 am to 11:00 am
South Middle School
Westfield, MA 01085
Come enjoy a delicious pancake breakfast prepared by our Events Committee. There will be vendor table tops, music and entertainment. This event is sponsored by:
| Noble Hospital | Food Sponsor | | Appalachian Press | Placemat Sponsor | | Peppermill Catering | Children Sponsor | | City of Westfield | Event Sponsor | | Walmart | Event Sponsor | | Dunkin Donuts | Coffee Sponsor | | Senator Michael Knapik | Event Sponsor | | Representative Don Humason | Event Sponsor | | Puffer's Printing | Ticket Sponsor |
Tickets: $6 Adults, $5 Seniors, $3 Children (under 12). To purchase tickets, inquire about sponsorship opportunities or vendor tables, please contact Pam Bussell at 413.568.1618 or email her at info@westfieldbiz.org.
See the full GWCC Calendar
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GWCC Board Meetings and Notes
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Executive Committee/Board of Directors
The Executive Committee meets on the second Wednesday of every month. The next Executive Committee meeting is Wednesday, September 11th at Noble Hospital in Conference Room B. The full GWCC Board of Directors meets on the third Wednesday of the month. The next Board of Directors meeting is Wednesday, September 18, 2013 at Westfield State University in the President's boardroom. Your Board of Directors is listed here: http://www.westfieldbiz.org/directors-officers.html.
Events Committee
(Meetings are held the first Wednesday of every month at 8:00 am at Air Compressor Eng.)
The Events Committee is actively working on the July Pancake Breakfast. At this time we are accepting sponsorships for this event. Please contact Kate Phelon at 413.568.1618 to learn about the sponsorship opportunities or if you would like to be a part of this committee.
Membership Committee
(Meetings are held the second Tuesday of every month at 3:30 pm at Westfield Bank)
The Chamber is looking for an Independent Business Developer to assist with our membership drive. If you know of a former Chamber member who may be retired and looking to supplement their income, please contact Kate Phelon, Executive Director at 568.1618.
If you would like to be a member of this committee, please contact Kevin O'Connor at koconnor@westfieldbank.com.
Business & Community Affairs Committee
(Meetings are held the first Tuesday of the month at 7:30 am at Annino, Draper & Moore at 75 Broad Street)
If you would like to be a member of this committee, please contact Cal Annino at cannino@admlawfirm.com.
Here is a list of our committees and contact names. We welcome current and new members to get involved. Please feel free to contact the chairpersons below if you would like to participate on a committee.
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Notes from the Mayor's Coffee Hours
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- This year's Summer Concert Series will be the official use of the new Park Square "Green."
- Moe Belliveau gave a synopsis of the Creative Workshop sponsored by a CBDG grant.
- The benefits of the Restore Program can be seen by the improvements to Clemenza's and Santiago's, as well as additional improvements to their facilities by investing their own funds.
- Elm Street update: the cleanup of oil and asbestos is near the end; RFP for commercial building is on target; if things go smoothly, the entire lot to be cleared and tenants relocated by December, 2013.
- Airport Industrial Road - entranceway is completed; opens up 87 acres for development.
- Runway; $14 million dollar project from FAA, MassDOT, City of Westfield and Transportation Bond bill. Project should start in July - 12 thousand foot runway.
- Riverfront - South End: feasibility study will be completed on about 4 acres on the riverfront for development. There are four city-owned parcels and phase 1 & 2 will be environmental studies.
- Western Avenue; want to make it safer and multi-use purpose.
- Clay Hill is under design.
- Pochassic Street; if not by the end of this year, hopefully by spring of 2014.
- Mainline Drive: the City of Westfield took the rights of the private road and the laying of pipe is a Town of Southwick project.
- Senior Center: 20,000 square foot project; City Council needs to approve the transfer of property from the Westfield Housing Authority to the City.
- City Hall Departments; split up between Washington Street, Westwood and the Voke
- $5 million STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) application has been sent.
The next Mayor's Coffee Hour is scheduled for Monday, September 9, 2013 at Noble Hospital, 115 West Silver Street, Westfield, MA from 8:00 am to 9:00 am. Please contact Pam Bussell to register for this free event at 568.1618 or info@westfieldbiz.org.
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DANIEL M. KNAPIK
MAYOR
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59 Court Street
Westfield MA 01085 | Tel: (413) 572-6201
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International Trade Info
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AIM, Associated Industrial of Massachusetts
To see a full listing of their calendar of events and seminars, please click the link:
U.S. Department of Commerce/U.S. Commercial Service
The U.S. Commercial Service organizes and supports conferences, seminars, and events to educate their clients and promote international trade. Our goal is to help local U.S. exporters sell globally. To see a full listing of their Trade Events, please click the link: http://export.gov/massachusetts/tradeevents/index.asp.
MassMEP, Manufacturing Extension Partnership
To see a full listing of their calendar of events and seminars, please visit the MAC Events Calendar. Attend one or all of MassMEP's events and you will learn and gain real-world knowledge that you can immediately apply in your company. For a complete list of course descriptions and registration information on all of MassMEP's events, visit the MassMEP web site.
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Save the Date! Chamber Member Events
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(To have your event included in the next Chamber's eNewsletter, please send it to info@westfieldbiz.org by the third Thursday of the month.)
WOW - Westfield on Weekends
| Event: | Westfield Music Fest 2013 - Livingston Taylor | | Date: | June 27, 2013 | | Location: | Westfield Green | | Time: | 7:30 pm | | Cost: | FREE |
Free Summer Concerts, back on the Green!! Bigger and better than ever!! Sponsored by Noble Hospital with Tavern Restaurant, Westfield on Weekends, Westfield Bank, Commercial Distributing, Advertus Media, Westfield Gas & Electric, Mina's Wine & Spirits, Westfield BID and the Greater Westfield Chamber of Commerce.
Westfield Bank
| Event: | Help Us Celebrate 160 Years with WEEI 105.5 FM | | Date: | June 28, 2013 | | Location: | Westfield Bank Main Office, 141 Elem Street, Westfield | | Time: | 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm | | Cost: | FREE |
Join WEEI 105.5 FM and Westfield Bank to celebrate 160 years! Meet Mike Adams from the Planet Mikey Show. Enjoy hotdogs, chips and sodas. Spin the WB Wheel for a Prize*. Be entered into a raffle for Red Sox Tickets*. Winners of the Then & Now Bicycles will be announced. Recipients of Westfield Bank's charitable nominations will be announced.
Stanley Park
| Event: | ZUMBA Fitness Classes | | Date: | Now through July 23, 2013 | | Location: | Stanley Park | | Time: | See below | | Cost: | $5.00 |
Back by popular demand, ZUMBA Fitness Classes are extended! Donation to the park of $5.00 is suggested. For more information or to sign-up please call Amy L'Esperance in the Development Office of Stanley Park at 413.572.2900 or at stanleypark@stanleypark.org.
Westfield BID
| Event: | Farmer's Market | | Date: | Thursdays - Now through September 26, 2013 | | Location: | Church of Atonement, 36 Court St., Westfield | | Time: | 1:30 pm to 5:30 pm | | Cost: | Free |
WBID's goal remains the same; to support our local family owned farms and food producers. Locally grown fresh fruits and vegetables, plants and flowers, home baked breads and goods, honey, maple syrup and other local products are available for purchase.
Rotary Club of Westfield and Westfield News Group
| Event | Fireworks for Freedom | | Date: | July 6, 2013 | | Location: | Stanley Park | | Time: | Live Entertainment Starts at 6:00 pm | | Cost: | Free |
Annual fireworks at Stanley Park will begin at sundown, approximately 9:00 pm or later. Live entertainment by Cory and the Knightmen Band will begin at 6:00 pm. Major Sponsors: Berkshire Bank, City of Westfield, Rotary Club of Westfield, The Westfield News Group and Westfield Bank. Rain date is July 7, 2013.
Amelia Park Ice Arena
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Musical Moments - Janet Ryan & Her Singing Stars
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Bring your lawn chair, snack, beverage-enjoy the beautiful flowers, sunset and music! In the event of inclement weather, the concert will be held inside the ice arena.
Stanley Park
| Event: | DHIRA Yoga | | Date: | Wednesdays, July 10th through 31st, 2013 | | Location: | Stanley Park by the fountain in the Arboretum | | Time: | 6:00 pm to 7:15 pm | | Cost: | $5.00 |
Classes will be led by instructors at DHIRA Yoga Center (www.dhirayogacenter.com). You are encouraged to bring a mat or towel as well as some water and clothes you can move in! Donation to the park of $5.00 is suggested. If you have any questions, please call Amy L'Esperance, Development Coordinator, at 413.568.9312, ext. 108.
Noble & Cooley Center for Historic Preservation
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Lincoln and Liberty
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A patriotic musical program "Lincoln and Liberty" led by Roger Lee Hall. Roger is a music preservationist, author and composer and holds a Ph.D. in Musicology specializing in early American music.
Amelia Park Ice Arena
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Musical Moments - Agawam Melody Band
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Amelia's Garden, 21 South Broad St., Westfield, MA
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Bring your lawn chair, snack, beverage-enjoy the beautiful flowers, sunset and music! In the event of inclement weather, the concert will be held inside the ice arena.
Amelia Park Ice Arena
| Event: | Mass 215th Army National Guard Band | | Date: | July 18, 2013 | | Location: | South Middle School Auditorium, Westfield | | Time: | 6:30 pm | | Cost: | FREE |
Special concert presented by Amelia Park Ice Arena in memory of Albert Ferst.
Stanley Park
| Event: | 5th Annual Wheel-Walk | | Date: | July 20, 2013 | | Location: | Beveridge Pavilion Annex @ Stanley Park | | Time: | 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon | | Cost: | See below |
Registration for this very popular event is 9:00 a.m. at the Beveridge Pavilion Annex. For further information on the Wheel Walk event, go to www.stanleypark.org or call the Stanley Park Development office at 413.572.2900.
Amelia Park Ice Arena
| Event: | Musical Moments - Slick Pickers Band | | Date: | July 23, 2013 | | Location: | Amelia's Garden, 21 South Broad St., Westfield, MA | | Time: | 6:30 pm | | Cost: | FREE |
Bring your lawn chair, snack, beverage-enjoy the beautiful flowers, sunset and music! In the event of inclement weather, the concert will be held inside the ice arena.
Noble & Cooley Center for Historic Preservation
| Event: | Free Monthly Movie Night | | Date: | July 24, 2013 | | Location: | NCCHP Museum, 42 Water Street, Granville, MA | | Time: | 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm | | Cost: | Free |
Join us for a free movie on trains and trolley to complement the newest museum exhibit "Trains and Railroads".
Berkshire Bank
| Event: | Cars for a Cause | | Date: | July 28, 2013 | | Location: | Berkshire Bank Parking Lot, Court Street, Westfield | | Time: | 11:00 am to 3:00 pm | | Cost: | See below |
Cars for a Cause to benefit The One Fund Boston. Event is rain or shine. Cars, music, food and more. $10.00 car registration fee or $3.00 donation to attend event. For more information, please contact Kyle Rosa at 413.564.6219.
Amelia Park Ice Arena
| Event: | Musical Moments - Fran Liptak & Friends | | Date: | July 30, 2013 | | Location: | Amelia's Garden, 21 S. Broad St., Westfield, MA | | Time: | 6:30 pm | | Cost: | FREE |
Bring your lawn chair, snack, beverage-enjoy the beautiful flowers, sunset and music! In the event of inclement weather, the concert will be held inside the ice arena.
Amelia Park Ice Arena
| Event: | 3rd Annual Amelia Park Ice Arena Golf Open | | Date: | August 26, 2013 | | Location: | The Ranch Golf Club, 65 Sunnyside Road, Southwick | | Time: | 12:00 noon scramble | | Cost: | See below |
Sponsorship opportunities are available, visit www.ameliaparkice.org for additional information or to view these sponsorships. Individual golfer $135.00; Foursome $500.00 (includes golf scramble, snack bag, t-shirt and buffet dinner); Dinner only $35.00. Proceeds to benefit the 16th Annual New England Invitational Sled Hockey Tournament and improvements to Amelia Park Ice Arena.
Westfield State University and Westfield BID
| Event: | HOOT Day 2013 "Helping Out Our Town" | | Date: | September 3, 2013 | | Location: | Your Business!! | | Time: | 9:00 am to 12:00 noon | | Cost: | FREE |
Hoot Day is a great collaboration between Westfield State University, the City of Westfield, the Westfield BID and the downtown businesses and nonprofits. First year WSU students will have an opportunity to get involved in the Westfield Community by completing a service project on September 3, 2013. Your organization or business is invited to participate. Do you have any work that students would be able to help you with such as painting, cleaning, landscaping, etc.? Our focus will be in the Downtown, but would put students across the City. For more information or to register for the event, please email Ken Magarian at WSU at kmagarian@westfield.ma.edu or call Patti Conroy (WBID) at 413.572.1260 before August 20, 2013.
General Member Listings
Genesis Spiritual Life & Conference Center
To see a full listing of events please click the link http://www.genesiscenter.us/Â
Stanley Park
To see a full list of event at Stanley Park event please click the link http://www.stanleypark.org/content/events-calendar
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Westfield Vocational Students Walk in Technicians' Boots
Dustin Mara (right) shows automotive technology student Cam W. (left) how to inspect wheels.
Westfield opened its doors, or rather hangars, to 11th grade students from the Westfield Vocational Technical High School to expose them to the aerospace industry. Six students toured the facility for about three hours on June 6, working alongside aircraft and avionics technicians as part of the Federal Aviation Administration's "Walk In My Boots" program.
"Allowing students to see the No. 1 corporate business aircraft in the industry shows them there are many sides of maintenance, and there are many career opportunities with Gulfstream," Dustin Mara, mid-cabin aircraft technician, said. While the majority of the students were studying automotive technology, the program introduced them to a different side of maintenance.
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"It gave them a hands-on experience of what it's like to walk in our shoes for a few hours. This I'm sure will prove valuable when it comes time for them to make career and learning choices in the future," said Robert Cresenzi, avionics and electrical technician. The tour not only focused on the maintenance side of aviation, but it also introduced students to representatives from area schools that offer Airframe and Powerplant training.
"A program similar to this is why I am currently involved in aviation maintenance," Mara said. "This project should be allowed to continue in the future." "I wish this program was offered to me 18 years ago," Mike Duris, hawker team lead, said, "It would be nice to spend a little more time with these kids during the work day. I feel three hours was just not enough time to really get them involved, but it definitely got them introduced to the business." Gulfstream will continue the program with Westfield Vocational Technical High School to coordinate two job shadow days in the coming year. Westfield Vocational Technical High School director of student services, Rob Ollari, said, "It was a great opportunity for the students to see what happens in the work environment."
WBOA's Top 10 Businesswoman in Pioneer Valley
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Congratulations Kim McNutt of Mama Cakes on being named WBOA's Top 10 Businesswoman in Pioneer Valley. Shown here with Eileen Jerome, President of Women's Business Owners Alliance and Chamber member Jerome's Party Plus/Taylor Rental, Westfield, MA!
Noble Hospital Recognizes Arbors Resident
Arbors Resident Goes the "Extra Mile" for
Breast Cancer Research and in Life
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Harvey, 94 year old resident of The Arbors
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The Arbors at Westfield's residents showed their support for breast cancer research and Noble Hospital's Comprehensive Breast Program in a walk around the front greens of the Arbors. While most residents finished three laps, one resident, Harvey (age 94), went the "extra mile" and finished an amazing five laps.
"On the third lap our activity director made him drink some water and he just kept going," said Sondra Jones, Marketing Director at the Arbors.
When asked why he was motivated to put in such a performance, he replied that it is important to keep moving. Harvey said that if he sits too long it's "hard to get up", so he just keeps on going. This is true in a literal sense, but it is also a philosophy that has kept him on the move his entire life. As a younger man, Harvey travelled to Hawaii four times and said that his favorite destination spot is New Zealand.
Harvey said the key to staying healthy at 94 is to keep on moving. He stays active everyday with his fellow Arbors residents by participating in a range of exercise classes offered by The Arbors. Asked the secret of his longevity, Harvey said you must "take everything in moderation. If somebody offers you three beers you drink only two. If you have three shirts you give one away."
Noble Hospital Offers Free Monthly
Blood Pressure Screenings
Noble Hospital is now offering free monthly blood pressure screenings. This opportunity for the public to have their blood pressures checked is being offered by the Building Bridges Committee, a group of Noble Hospital nurses who volunteer in the greater Westfield community to educate the public about healthcare and disease prevention.
Screenings will be held on the first Wednesday of the month from 9:00 to 10:00 am downstairs in the Cardiology Department. Please enter through the Hospital's main entrance and follow the signs to Cardiology. This is a first-come, first-served screening clinic and there is no need to preregister. If you have any questions, please contact the Community Development Office at info@noblehealth.org or 413-568-2811 x5520.
Noble Visiting Nurse and Hospice Services
Offering Volunteer Training
Noble Visiting Nurse and Hospice will be offering a volunteer training for those interested in working with patients and families facing the end-of-life. Volunteer opportunities include both direct and indirect care. Volunteers are an essential member of the hospice team who provide caring support and compassion to patients, families and the hospice staff.
The eighteen hour training is held over a six week period beginning the first week of August. Meetings will be held in the Noble Visiting Nurse and Hospice office at 77 Mill Street, Suite 201 (Mill at Crane Pond) in Westfield. The qualifications to be a volunteer are the willingness to complete the training and to be committed to being a vital member of our hospice team.
Noble Visiting Nurse and Hospice is a non-profit home health agency providing hospice care.
Puffer Printing Has Moved!!
Puffer Printing is now open at their new location in Downtown Westfield located at 24 Elm Street, Westfield, MA 01085. Telephone No. 413.562.9100. Please visit them for your printing needs!
Jeffrey Bibeau Recognized for Toxics Use Reduction Leadership
Jeffrey Bibeau, a Registered Environmental Manager (REM) and environmental compliance group leader at Tighe & Bond, received two recognition awards at the Toxics Use Reduction Institute's 2013 Champions of Toxics Use Reduction (TUR) awards ceremony held on June 12th at the Massachusetts State House in Boston. Established by the Massachusetts Toxics Use Reduction Act (TURA) of 1989, the Toxics Use Reduction Institute provides resources and tools to help make the Commonwealth a safer and more sustainable place to live and work. These awards recognize outstanding leaders who have reduced toxic chemical use in Massachusetts through innovation and outreach.
Bibeau, a certified TUR planner, is the first individual to receive the TUR Planner Champion Award from the Toxics Use Reduction Institute (TURI) located at the University of Massachusetts, Lowell. TURI recognized him for demonstrating environmental leadership in TUR by educating future TUR planners, improving the TUR process, and demonstrating the highest standards of excellence in TUR planning. Commissioner of the Department of Environmental Protection, Kenneth Kimmell, and Secretary of Energy and Environmental Affairs, Richard K. Sullivan, Jr., attended the ceremony to congratulate Bibeau and the other award recipients on their achievements. Also in attendance were Senator Marc R. Pacheco and Representative Anne M. Gobi, co-chairs of the Joint Committee on Environment, Natural Resources and Agriculture.
In addition, Senator Michael Knapik presented Bibeau with an official citation for his efforts in making the Commonwealth a safer place to live and work.
"We are very proud that Jeff Bibeau is the first TUR Planner in Massachusetts to receive this award," says Tighe & Bond President, David Pinsky. "An employee at our firm since 1988, Jeff has been at the forefront of making toxics use reduction a reality in Massachusetts for more than 20 years," he adds.
As a certified TUR Planner, Bibeau has been an invaluable resource in training new TUR Planners - both as an instructor in the intensive TUR Planner training course, and as a contributor to TURI's continuing education conferences. He has delivered numerous environmental compliance presentations throughout the country, most recently for the National Registry of Environmental Professionals on EPA Boiler Emissions Standards in Las Vegas, Nevada.
He also has prepared and certified hundreds of TUR plans for industries as diverse as metal finishing, plastics manufacturing, flexographic printing, paperboard manufacturing, power plants, wire and cable manufacturing, and circuit board manufacturing. During his 30 years of professional experience, Bibeau has managed many projects associated with comprehensive environmental audits, air emissions permitting/modeling, waste site remediation, hazardous waste elimination, wastewater and water permitting, and risk management planning.
A resident of Holyoke, Bibeau holds a bachelor of science in civil engineering from the University of Massachusetts. He is also a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers, the National Association of Metal Finishers, Printing Industries of New England, the Western Massachusetts Society of Engineers, and the Wood Products Manufacturing Association.
Non-Member Workshop
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Promote your company for only $75.00! Each month a Chamber member has the opportunity to submit a write-up on their company and the profile will be under the "Member Spotlight". Please submit images no wider than 440px.
All members are encouraged to submit their upcoming events to be published at no cost! The deadline for submission is the third Thursday, 5:00 pm of every month.
Sponsorships and/or advertising are available to you in our newsletter. Please contact the Chamber office at 568.1618 for more information.
The Greater Westfield Chamber of Commerce serves the communities of Blandford, Chester, Granville, Huntington, Montgomery, Russell, Tolland, Southwick, and Westfield.
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