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Thursday, March 19
12:00-1:00 pm
Bryan Center A&B
The Brave New World
of Social Media
The Marketing & Media experts from Ertel Publishing & High Street Communications will present new trends and provide lunch for attendees.
Click here to register & get more information.
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Chamber Board
Anita Brown, President
Susan Miller, Vice President
Sheila Pallotta, Treasurer
Craig Mesure, Secretary
Jeannamarie Cox Peifer
Randy Gifford
Bruce Grimes
Sherryl Kostic
Krystal Luketic
Molly Lunde
Ann Simonson
Ex-Officio Members
Mario Basora, YS Schools
Dave Boyer, WPAFB
Nick Gaskins, YSAC
Lisa Goldberg, Past President
Chamber Staff
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Here is a benefit of YS Chamber membership.
Clark State Community College. 10% discount on Corporate Training
Contact Toni Overholser
(937) 431-7164.
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Print/Copy Services
Color .35 members
.40 nonmembers
B&W .10 members
.15 nonmembers
Marketing Plan members get an additional discount.
Discounts for large orders.
Email your documents and tell us the quantity, paper
& type of copies you need. It's convenient and environmentally-friendly to shop local! Get high quality, inexpensive copies plus printing and scanning services in the heart of Yellow Springs.
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Click here to be added to our mailing list for weekly information about events in YS.
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2015 Chamber Annual Meeting
The YS Chamber Annual Meeting was our most successful to date with nearly 100 attendees, delicious food from Soin Medical Center and exciting presentations from our keynote speakers.
We invite you to read the Annual Report to learn about Chamber accomplishments in 2014 and plans for 2015. Click here to read the full report.
 
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Antioch Village Charrette
Plan to Attend! A special Local Business Charette for Antioch College Village, Tuesday, March 3 at 10 am at the Wellness Center at Antioch College.
Antioch College is considering developing sustainable, multigenerational housing on its campus currently referred to as Antioch College Village. A charrette week is planned for March 1-5 to discuss design ideas and develop a master plan. The design team will hold several small group discussions on special topics to allow the team to ask questions and hear your ideas about the Antioch College Village.
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Member News
Welcome New Members
Pa's Pork - food truck featuring gourmet BBQ
Urban Gypsy - new boutique on Dayton St opening soon
Buckeye Explorers Camping Club, Current Cuisine, Dirty Fabulous Boutique, Greene County Career Center, Layh and Associates, Matt Cole Accounting & Tax Preparation, Mertensia Studio, Mr. Fub's Party, Owl's Roost, S and G Artisan Distillery, ScreenPlay Printing, Tetz Orthodontics, U.S. Pro Painters, Village Guesthouse, Wagner Subaru, WesBanco, "would you, could you" IN A FRAME, Yellow Springs Exempted Schools
Learn more about the benefits of Chamber Membership.
Click here to join or renew electronically.
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Business Education & Events
Greene County Career Center Workforce Education
Various classes and times; 2960 W. Enon Rd., Xenia, OH
Meeting the needs of business and individuals in workforce training and certification. Adult classes.
Clark State Community College Workforce Training
Various classes, times and locations; (937) 431.7164
Professional development classes and individualized programs to help your employees and company rise to the top
Wright State University SBDC Workshops
Various Times; Various Locations. Register online.
A series of classes for anyone starting a new business including start-up basics and writing a business plan. Other specialized classes are also available.
Dayton SCORE Small Business Success Workshops
Various Times; Various Locations
A variety of free and fee-based business courses to meet your needs and challenges. Information and services valuable to start up business or one looking for new ideas to improve. Mentoring services and workshops are free or minimal cost.
Greene County One Stop Shop Resource Fair
Thursday, March 5, 10a-12p; Greene County Service Center Media Room, Ledbetter Rd, Xenia
Various community organizations will provide information and services all in one place. For people in need of services and professionals to learn more about the area resources.
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YS Art Cans Project
 
Beth Holyoke and K�thi Seidl are hoping to continue their exciting Art Can project to enhance YS sidewalks in a creative and useful way. By clearly labeling and locating them strategically, the new sets (trash + recycling) of Art Cans will make it easier for people to separate recycling and landfill waste and, therefore, improve waste management downtown.
The Village has invested over $4000 in four sets and now it is hoped that the business community will be interested in sponsoring the project to help it move forward. All sponsors will be recognized on the cans and in promotional materials. Sponsorships range from $100 to $1500.
Click here to learn more about the project.
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