Lancaster Chamber of Commerce
Executive Board
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Chairwoman of the Board Tamara Stoebe, Stoebe Services
Chair-Elect Josh Mann, Mojave Partners
Treasurer Mark Troth, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, Troth REALTORS
Vice-Chair Secretary Gina Rossall, Superintendent, Westside Union School District
Vice-Chair Monica Grado, George's Cleaners
Vice-Chair Stan Turner, Edwards Federal Credit Union
Past Chairman of the Board
Gene Melchers, Melchers Construction Co.
Ex-Officio Sandy Smith - Chief Executive Officer, Lancaster Chamber of Commerce
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Luis Garibay - City of Lancaster
Sgt. Theresa Dawson - Lancaster Sheriff's Dept.
Rosemary Mann - Camille's Sidewalk Cafe
Terry Roth - Joshua Memorial Park
Bridget Razo - Antelope Valley College
Katie Nelson - Hunter Dodge
Lynn Roth - SOL Graphix, Inc.
Dave Saltman - Antelope Valley Press
Chris Spicher - Antelope Valley Florist
Bernie Longjohn - Choices in Learning National Foundation
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Interested in Becoming an Ambassador?
Ambassadors have a unique opportunity to represent the Lancaster
Chamber at many events, including breakfasts, luncheons, mixers, ribbon cuttings/grand openings and more! Through this involvement, ambassadors are able to represent the chamber while also representing and marketing their own businesses--it's truly a "win/win" relationship!
If you or someone at your place of business is interested in
participating in our comprehensive training series and ultimately
becoming an ambassador, please contact the Chamber: (661) 948-4518
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Lancaster Chamber of Commerce Upcoming Events
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April 2015
Membership Luncheon
04-08-15
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
Hellenic Center
43404 30th St West
Lancaster, CA 93536
Lancaster Chamber of Commerce Finance & Executive Committee Meeting
04-10-15
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
Lancaster Chamber of Commerce
554 West Lancaster Blvd.
Lancaster, CA 93534
Ribbon Cutting/Linda's Pawn Shop Botonica
04-11-15
9:30 AM - 10:00 AM
Linda's Pawn Shop Botonica
1446 West Avenue L
Lancaster, CA 93534
Lancaster Chamber New Member Orientation
04-16-15
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Lancaster Chamber of Commerce
554 West Lancaster Blvd.
Lancaster, CA 93534
Lancaster Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Meeting
04-22-15
7:30 AM - 09:00 AM
Lancaster Chamber of Commerce
554 West Lancaster Blvd.
Lancaster, CA 93534
Ribbon Cutting/Grand Opening
Edward Jones Investments
Rocio Montagner
04-23-15
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Edward Jones Investments
41301 12th St. West Suite E
Palmdale, CA 935551
Business-4-Breakfast
04-23-15
7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
Domingo's Restaurant
1324 W. Ave I
Lancaster, CA 93534
49th Semi-Annual Flea Market and Shop Local Showcase
05-03-15
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
A.V. Fairgrounds
2551 West Ave H
Lancaster, CA 93536
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Stay Tuned For The Location Of Our Next Quarterly Mega-Mixer
With Mega-Mixers, your opportunity to network with others is greatly increased as these mixers are large-scale and are FREE to our members!
If you are interested in hosting a mixer at your place of business, please contact Sandy at the Lancaster Chamber office for more information:
(661) 948-4518
Please click on the link below to visit our events calendar
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ChamberSTORE
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Helping Support Your Local Chamber is a
WIN-WIN!!
Take advantage of these special rates for chamber members!!
"A LA CARTE" OPPORTUNITIES:
- Digital Display Ad on Chamber Wall - $250 / year (2050x1400 dpi).
- Static Display Framed Poster* on chamber/visitor's center wall - $1000 / year (24x20 inches -12 AVAILABLE) -includes a free digital display for one year.
- Chamber newsletter ad (600x600 dpi, includes link to your website) - $75 each or $750 for one year.
- Website home page banner ad (along top of page) - $2500 per year (NO LONGER AVAILABLE).
- Website home page ad $500 / year (600x600 dpi - TWO AVAILABLE).
PACKAGES:
- Package 1 - $500 - Includes one digital display ad and four newsletter ads.
- Package 2 - $1000 - Includes one digital display ad, four newsletter ads, and one website home page ad (TWO AVAILABLE).
- Package 3 - $1000 - includes one 24"x20" framed Chamber Wall poster* (12 AVAILABLE) and one digital display ad.
*price includes poster production costs.
ADDITIONAL MARKETING/ADVERTISING
OPPORTUNITIES:
- Community Calendar member event posting.
- Annual area map and directories with advertising opportunities.
- Referrals - Hundreds of request directed to members "ONLY".
- Mailing Labels and Membership Lists available to members "ONLY".
- Chamber Radio Talk Show and Chamber YouTube Free to members "ONLY".
- Your business listed in the printed and online Membership Directory (Link to your website or social media!).
Chamber Membership Lists
Labels by Alpha: $50.00
Email Data: $50.00
Please call the Chamber for more information:
(661) 948-4518
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What can the Lancaster Chamber of Commerce do to help grow YOUR business??? |
Membership Benefits
- Chamber Website
- Monthly Business Connection E-Newsletter
- Membership Directory
- Membership City Map
- Radio Talk Show - Free
- Super AV Expo
- Quarterly Mega Mixers
Monthly Events
- Membership Luncheon
- Members Lunch & Learn
- Business-4-Breakfast
Discount Advertisement
- AV Press - Chamber Page
- Video Commercials
- Web Video - Business Showcase
Please call the Chamber for more information:
(661) 948-4518
Mission Statement
To Serve the Community by Promoting, Protecting, Encouraging and Developing Local Business
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March
Introducing Our Newest Members!
Advanced Spine Institute K. Rad Payman, M.D.
42051 10th Street West, Suite 109
Lancaster, CA 93534
(661) 264-2100
thespineMD.com
[email protected]
Aflac
Berta Medina
(818) 720-1643
http://www.aflac.com
[email protected]
All Business Matters
Chris Chapleau
22924 Lyons Ave #208
Santa Clarita, 91321
(661) 219-5160
www.allbizmatters.com
[email protected]
Antelope Valley Ballet
Kathleen Burnett
42831 Lemonwood Drive
Lancaster, CA 93536
(661) 802-9189
antelopevalleyballet.org
[email protected]
Chase Bank - Lancaster BLVD Branch
Rick Bryant
805 W. Lancaster Blvd
Lancaster, CA 93534
(661) 940-1680
[email protected]
CR Roadhouse Mexican Restaurant Nylah Edgeman
320 West Avenue J-2
Lancaster, CA 93534
(661) 945-5357
thespineMD.com
[email protected]
DT's Variety of Things
Denise Hoffstetter
(323) 228-2131
dtsvarietyofthings.com [email protected]
Get Into Racing Today
Deborah Maas
(661) 945-2102
[email protected]
JOOIDroids of the Antelope Valley
Adriane L. Holmes
(661) 466-3794
jooidriodsoftheantelopevalley.com
[email protected]
LOL Photo Booth Fun
Gina Cresse
(661) 878-2286
[email protected]
Southwest Custom Painting & Construction
Tiphani Smith
(661) 492-1345
[email protected]
We Are Pleased to Present Our Renewing Members
Lamar Advertising Company
104 Enterprise Parkway
Lancaster, CA 93534
(661) 948-0721
Currado Insurance Agency, Inc/Allstate
43713 20th Street West, Suite 2
Lancaster, CA 93536
(661) 945-2696
6570 West Avenue L-12
Lancaster, CA 93536
(661) 943-3228
Fourr, Alden, and Associates LLP
44288 Lowtree Avenue
Lancaster, CA 93534
(661) 945-8602
Member Since: 1989
Desert Christian Schools
44662 15th street West
Lancaster, CA 93534
(661) 948-5071
Member Since: 1990
Kwik Oil
45333 1/2 Trevor Avenue
Lancaster, CA 93534
(661) 945-3335
Member Since: 1992
A Digitech Inc/ADT Security Systems
4506 West Avenue M
Quartz Hill, Ca 93536
(661) 722-3344
Member Since: 1993
Century 21, Al & Midori Yarrow & Associates
44143 20th Street West
Lancaster, CA 93534
(661) 942-3703
Coldwell Banker Commercial Valley Reality
42402 10th Street West, Suite E
Lancaster, CA 93534
(661) 948-2644
Member Since: 1993
City of Lancaster
44933 Fern Avenue
Lancaster, CA 93534-2483
(661) 723-6000
Member Since: 1993
Donnell Printing
44154 10th Street West
Lancaster, CA 93534-4299
(661) 942-1449
Member Since: 1993
Farley Brothers of Lancaster, Inc
334 East Avenue K-4 Lancaster, CA 93535
(661) 948-4544
Member Since: 1993
JB Wholesale Roofing/Bldg Spls
45515 23rd Street West
Lancaster, CA 93536-7218
(661) 948-4537
Member Since: 1993
Lancaster Flooring, Inc
44910 Yucca Avenue
Lancaster, CA 93534
(661) 942-2813
Member Since: 1993
Sierra Towing
45813 Division Street Lancaster, CA 93535
(661) 948-4521
Member Since: 1993
Mental Health America
506 West Jackman Street
Lancaster, CA 93534
(661) 726-2850
Member Since: 1993
45111 Fern Avenue, Suite 21
Lancaster, CA 93534
(661) 341-8041
43631 Sierra Hwy Lancaster, CA 93534
(661) 948-2654
Member Since: 1993
Sierra Towing
45813 Division Street
Lancaster, CA 93535
(661) 948-4521
Member Since: 1993
All American Financial Services
530 Commerce Ave Suite B Palmdale, CA 93551
(661) 949-6681
Member Since: 1994
Antelope Valley Christian School
3700 West Avenue L Lancaster, CA 93536-4137
(661) 943-0044
Member Since: 1994
Antelope Valley Plumbing, Inc
Palmdale, CA 93552
(661) 533-1234
Member Since: 1994
Earth Systems Southern California
1024 West Avenue M4 Palmdale, CA 93551-1436
(661) 948-7538
Member Since: 1994
Fletchers Fire Protection
3318 West Avenue L-4
Lancaster, CA 93536
(661) 943-0643
Member Since: 1994
Michael P Giovannini DDS
1051 West Avenue M-14, Suite C
Palmdale, CA 93551
(661) 265-8884
Member Since: 1994
AV Boys & Girls Club
PO Box 10047
Lancaster, CA 93584
(661) 267-2750
Member Since: 1995
Children's Center of A V
45111 Fern Avenue
Lancaster, CA 93534
(661) 949-1206
Member Since: 1998
Antelope Valley Care Center
44567 15th Street West
Lancaster, CA 93534
(661) 949-5524
Member Since: 2000
Storage Express
2103 West Avenue J
Lancaster, CA 93536
(661) 729-1313
Member Since: 2001
Assistance League of Antelope Valley Pre-School
808 West Newgrove
Lancaster, CA 93534
(505) 228-2226
Member Since: 2001
Walmart Lancaster East
1731 East Avenue J
Lancaster, Ca 93535
(661) 945-7848
Member Since: 2002
Arnold N. Applebaum
PO Box 1510
La Mirada, CA 90637
(562) 404-4474
Member Since: 2003
Joseph A. Meekins Lodge #103
P.O. Box 2654
Lancaster, CA 93539
(661) 274-7536
Member Since: 2004
Partcraft, Inc
414 East Avenue k4 Lancaster, CA 93535
(661) 945-8731 Member Since: 2004
Lancaster High School Jr ROTC
44701 Eagle Way
Lancaster, CA 93536
(661) 726-7649
Anthony Boxer Consulting
(661) 729-1445
Member Since: 2005
Southern Kern Unified School District
3082 Glendower Rosamond, CA 93560
(661) 256-1247
Member Since: 2006
Laurel Crest Apartments
531 West Jackman Bldg. East
Lancaster, CA 93534
(661) 948-3422
Member Since: 2007
Barber Shop
1221 West Avenue I
Lancaster, CA 93534
Extra Space Storage
1722 West Ave J-8
Lancaster, CA 93534
Kestler/Derryberry, LLP
641 West Lancaster Blvd
Lancaster, CA 93534
(661) 945-6115
Member Since: 2009
Santa Clarita School of Performing Arts
23502 Lyons Avenue, Suite 105 Santa Clarita, CA 91321
(661) 222-7910
Member Since: 2009
Sim Sanitation, Inc
(661) 823-8442
Budget Self Storage
42722 10th Street West Lancaster, CA 93534
(661) 948-3022
Member Since: 2013
CASA of Los Angeles
1040 West Avenue J room 1153
Lancaster, CA 93534
(661) 723-2272
Member Since: 2013
Palmdale Auto Mall Group c/o Gus Camacho
412 Auto Center Drive
Palmdale, CA 93551
(661) 449-8600
Member Since: 2013
Lancaster School District
44711 Cedar Avenue
Lancaster, CA 93534
(661) 948-4661
Member Since: 2013
City of Hope
1500 E Duarte Rd
Duarte, CA 91010
(818) 406-7492
Member Since: 2014
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OUR NEW WEBSITE OFFERS INCREDIBLE MARKETING OPPORTUNITIES TO OUR MEMBERS! |
For those of you who have utilized all the wonderful features of our new website, we are confident that you have seen interest in your business grow! We are seeing triple the traffic on our site since we rolled out the new product in late October! It's easy for our members to use and navigate and the free marketing tools that are included are state-of-the-art! If you have not yet had the opportunity to request optimization of your member page, upload coupons, classified ads, and member-to-member discounts, or submit your events and meetings to our community calendar, please log in to your account and take full advantage of these exciting ways to market your business on both our website and our mobile app! If you need us to re-send your log-in information, please contact us at
(661) 948-4518
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Lancaster Chamber of Commerce April Luncheon
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At our monthly luncheon on April 8th, Robert Yegehiaian from SourceOne Payroll will be presenting our program and discussing the upcoming new employment laws that will be taking effect this summer.
Robert has been in the Payroll/HR industry for over 25 years and has been serving the small business community here in the Antelope Valley well over 30 years. Robert has been involved with chambers for several years and maintains a great relationship with the community, lending his HR expertise when needed.
Robert will be sharing information about the new California Paid Sick Leave requirements and will also be discussing other compliance deadlines regarding the current Labor Laws. In addition, he will be answering any HR questions you may have regarding your business. We look forward to seeing you at the April luncheon!
RSVPs are strongly suggested for this event.
EVENT INFORMATION
Date: April 8th, 2015
Time: 11:30am - 1pm
Location: Hellenic Center
43404 30th Street West
Lancaster, CA 93536
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It's April, the weather is beautiful and there are a lot of fun activities in the AV this month. Are you headed out to see the poppies, or maybe taking in the Lancaster Poppy Festival? I think that this past crop of poppies is the best I've seen in my 17 years in the Antelope Valley. They are a sight to behold.
I want to take a moment to say THANK YOU TO Sandy Smith our Chamber CEO, and to her team that brought off an amazing Young Entrepreneurs Academy Investor Panel in March. Congratulations to Cheyenne Adams, the creator of Forget-Me-Not Baby, who will be advancing to the YEA! regional semi-finals in Phoenix, Arizona, on May 15th. I think we will see her product on the market in the near future. It is amazing what happens when you put together a group of 12-14 year olds and you tell them that the sky's the limit! The presentations were phenomenal and the experience for the kids, parents, and business leaders alike was one of a kind. I am grateful to the Lancaster Chamber Board of Directors for greenlighting this opportunity almost 2 years ago, and for the successful events they have turned out this past year. There is still more to come, so please keep watching our chamber Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/LancChamber for more info and updates.
It's election time for our chamber board and also Work Ethics scholarship time. Watch your mailbox for election ballots-- we have 7 openings on our board of directors, 6 three-year positions and 1 two- year position. We have a great slate of potential board members,--thank you to our Nominating Committee Chair, Gina Rossall, and members Kira Wagner, Dave Owens, Rosemary Mann and Annette Wick.
Kimberly Perkins has been hard at work with her committee trying to identify Work Ethic scholarship recipients. Please put our May 2015 luncheon on your calendar as this is where the scholarship recipients will be announced and recognized. Please mark your calendar for the luncheon May 13th, you won't want to miss this.It's hard to believe that my time as chair is going to be coming to an end on June 30, but I am honored and blessed to work with such amazing people and I hope that you will join us soon at an upcoming event. Get involved, share your story, and be a part of the adventure.
Have a blessed Easter season, and a wonderful Spring.
Chairwoman of the Board
Tamara Stoebe
2014-2015
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What you Should know about the AMT |
Courtesy of Cobb Doerfler & Associates, CPA Accountants and
Tax Preparers
Even if you've never paid Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT), before, you should not ignore this tax. Why? Because your tax situation might have changed and this might be the year that you need to pay AMT. AMT attempts to ensure that taxpayers who claim certain tax benefits pay a minimum amount of tax. You may have to pay this tax if your income is above a certain amount.
Here's what you should know about the AMT:
1. When AMT applies. Your filing status and income determine the amount of your exemption. You may have to pay the AMT if your taxable income, plus certain adjustments, is more than your exemption amount. In most cases, if your income is below this amount, you will not owe AMT.
2. Exemption amounts. The 2014 AMT exemption amounts are:
- $52,800 if you are Single or Head of Household.
- $82,100 if you are Married Filing Joint or Qualifying Widow(er).
- $41,050 if you are Married Filing Separate.
Your AMT exemption is reduced if your income is more than certain limits.
3. Use the right forms. If you owe AMT, you usually must file Form 6251, Alternative Minimum Tax--Individuals. Some taxpayers who owe AMT can file Form 1040A and use the AMT Worksheet in the instructions.
4. AMT rules are complex. The easiest way to prepare and file your tax return is to use a qualified tax preparer who will figure out AMT for you if you owe the tax.
We Can Help
Call today for more information or to set up a consultation.
Give us a call today.
(661)948-2661
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New Location!!!
Join us for business, stay for breakfast!
7:00 A.M.- 8:30 A.M. Thursday, April 23rd, 2015
Event Location
Domingo's Restaurant
1324 W. Ave I
Lancaster, CA 93534
Table Sponsor
Av Showcase Choir,
Kira Wagner: (661)278-2872
Cash Prize $50.00 - 1 Winner will be chosen at every breakfast
Sponsored by:
Sam's Club, Julia Martinez
(661)-575-9200
*Please note - If you RSVP and do not attend you will be invoiced for $12.00
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City of Lancaster Mayor R. Rex Parris Welcomes International Investors at "Welcome to LA: Gateway to USA" Conference
Lancaster, CA. March 20, 2015 -
This morning, City of Lancaster Mayor R. Rex Parris joined Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti and LA County Supervisor Michael Antonovich for the "Welcome to LA: Gateway to USA" conference and reception. Hosted by the Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation (LAEDC), as well as the LA County Business Federation and the Los Angeles Business Council, the event hosted a number of high-level international business delegations, including those from China, Japan, Korea and Mexico. A precursor to President Obama's "Select USA Summit," today's event demonstrated the vast resources and opportunities for international investment in Los Angeles County.
Mayor Parris extended a warm welcome to the delegations on behalf of local municipalities throughout LA County, introducing Lancaster as LAEDC's "Most Business-Friendly City."
"The City of Lancaster, with sights set squarely on becoming a Net-Zero City, openly embraces innovation, growth and new business," said Mayor Parris. "As such, we're proud to be the North American home of the BYD Coach & Bus manufacturing facility."
Mayor Parris also highlighted some of the important attributes which continue to attract investors to the area.
"As a region, Los Angeles County and the Antelope Valley have an unbeatable combination of technology, markets, intellectual capital and diversity," added Parris. "There is truly no other place in the United States which has the vast resources available right here."
The all-day event continued with panels featuring leaders in real estate, manufacturing, higher education, entertainment and technology. In addition to Mayor Parris, speakers included keynote speaker Mayor Garcetti, Supervisor Antonovich, Los Angeles City Councilman Curren D. Price Jr., U.S. Department of Commerce Assistant Secretary of Global Markets Arun Kumar, Director of the Governor's Office of Business and Economic Development Kish Rajan, and emcee Bill Allen, the CEO of LAEDC. A number of well-known business leaders participated in the panels, including the CEO of City National Bank, Russell Goldsmith; President & COO of Universal Studios Hollywood, Larry Kurzweil; CEO of Edison International, Ted Craver; Director of International Trade for the Port of Los Angeles, Stephen Cheung; and President of BYD Motors, Stella Li.
Tomorrow, the delegates will travel to Washington D.C. to attend the "Select USA Summit," to be hosted by President Obama next week.
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Promote YOUR business FREE of Charge
FREE Chamber Radio
Talk Show
"Minding Your Business"
Saturday, 12-1pm
Call Chris Spicher: (661) 948-6006
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Lunch & Learn
with the Lancaster Chamber of Commerce
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We invite our members to join us for our monthly Lunch and Learn sessions! Held on the last Friday of each month at noon in the Lancaster Chamber boardroom, these informative sessions are FREE for members.
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How to Build Fantastic Company Culture...
Even When You're a
Small Business of Five
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What is company culture?
Also referred to as organizational culture corporate culture is how people act within your small business and why. It's what makes up you and your teammates' core values and principles. Company culture is a system of shared meaning. It doesn't even have to be your actual culture, but how employees perceive your culture.
Why is organizational culture important?
Company culture is really the backbone of every major action you take or move your organization makes. It influences the behavior of your colleagues, it influences the message you are leaving the public with. It increases team collaboration and employee engagement, decreases turnover, and overall builds a sense of unity and participation. If it's the right organizational culture, it'll even influence employee behavior. Plus, it creates a sense of company identity that's infectious.
Plus, while you are still finding your sea legs as you set your small business sail, you may not want to (nor have the time to) over-dictate with company-wide formalization. Defining your organizational culture can help steer everyone in the right direction without so many bylaws and mission statements.
Why might you not want company culture?
First and foremost if your whole business objective is to sell your company soon. Someone will be less likely to make that purchase if they know your company cultures don't jive. Similarly, if you are looking for a new C-level member to join, like a CEO, CTO or CFO, it may limit who you can attract or who will be willing to join you. Also, if you establish too limiting of a company culture, you limit who you can get to join your team, potentially limiting diversity of thought and innovation.
However, while it does have these limitations, unless you fall into these buckets, there are far too many benefits not to consider discovering and nurturing your small business company culture. Now the question becomes, how can you do just that?
How can I build company culture?
It's best to start with the ultimate three-letter question: Why? Why do people choose to work together? What is the purpose, cause or belief do you hold to do what you do? Simon Sinek, author of Start with the Why: How great leaders inspire everyone to take action has made a living off helping individuals and organizations discover the answer to these ultimate questions. He argues that all organizations know What they do, many know How they do it, but few know Why they do it, although the What, How and Why are inherently linked. And Sinek says that "putting customers first" is never an acceptable answer.
So now that you know the right question, how can you answer it? Management 3.0 guru Jurgen Appelo says you should start to answer that Why with storytelling. In his most recent leadership guide, #Workout: Games, Tools & Practices to Engage People, Improve Work, and Delight Clients, he offers some of the questions to ask to lead you there
- What happened in the past that made you do what you do now?
- What are the anecdotes - both good and bad - that you use to explain what you do?
- How can you visualize those stories? Images, videos, artifacts, drawings?
- Can these stories turn into metaphors?
When you can't find the right words, Appelo recommends creating a Work Expo. By putting up a visual exposition of emails, cartoons, photos, anything really, that can not only be seen by your team but by other teams and your clients, you are exposing your company culture to the world. From here, the words and purpose of your company will arise.
Make sure that you aren't just asking your employees. More often than not, for better or for worse, organizational culture comes from the top down. But you cannot inflict this culture onto your employees. Every activity toward defining your company culture needs to include every team member, from intern to CEO.
What do I do with organizational culture?
Now that you've more or less defined what your small business organizational culture is, you have the ability to enhance and influence behavior. It's best done by example. If team collaboration rose as an important value in your company, you better be doing workshops and joining more brainstorming meetings. Likewise, if autonomy is a strong value, help your team self-organize, determining what is delegated to whom.
Don't coerce people into following the culture but reward those that do. When a teammate does something that is a good example of your company culture or values, publicly acknowledge them, celebrate these accomplishments, and add that example to your Work Expo. And don't forget to put visual reminders up around your office or place of business so your customers and employees alike can't forget your small business's purpose.
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The Month In Pictures
April
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In-Shape Health Club
(Lancaster)
Ribbon Cutting/Grand Opening
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In-Shape Health Club
(Lancaster)
Ribbon Cutting/Grand Opening
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Clouds European Day Spa and Wellness Center
Ribbon Cutting/Grand Opening
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Jethawks Stadium
Fan Fest/Kabooms Birthday Party
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Congressman Steve Knight
Ribbon Cutting/Open House
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Congressman Steve Knight
Ribbon Cutting/Open House
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Assemblyman Tom Lackey
Ribbon Cutting/Open House
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Assemblyman Tom Lackey
Ribbon Cutting/Open House
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Luncheon
Young Entrepreneurs Academy
Meeting the Students
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Business 4 Breakfast
Business-4-Breakfast Sponsor Lynn Roth with SOL Graphix Pictured with: Tamara Stoebe and Ann Carlson
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Business 4 Breakfast
Best Commercial Winner
Chuck Simons
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