The Chamber Board Publishes Director Slate For 2010-2011

Inside This Issue:President’s Message ..............................................2New Members ........................................................2Summer Promotion .................................................3June/July Calendar of Events .................................3Member’s Spotlight .................................................4Ambassador Spotlight ............................................4Banner Day For Golf ...............................................5Thank You Sponsors ..............................................5Village Flower Baskets ...........................................6AKT Receives Award ..............................................6Telsa Motors Promotion ..........................................6Bank Of Oswego Top 100 .......................................6AD: Business After Hours .......................................7AD: Leadership LO 2010-2011 ............................8-9AD: Business Directory Ad Rates .........................10Member to Member Specials ................................ 11

Lake OswegoChamber of Commerce

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BAH AT CLUB SPORTAugust 19, 2010 ~ 5:00 PM

Upcoming EventsCANDIDATE FORUMS

Watch for upcoming details on severalCandidate Forums being hosted this fall

Each year a task force is created to work with the Board Development Committee to identify and nominate new business leaders to the Board of Directors. Those names are then approved by the Board for publication.

Once published, any Chamber member not listed who would like to be on the Board can do so by obtaining twenty signatures and fi ling their intentions with the Chamber offi ce within ten days of the publication date. All nominations are offi cially closed on August 31st and the Board will vote the new or amended

slate at the September Board meeting on Sept. 8th. Board terms are for three years, unless otherwise noted and begin on October 1st, the beginning of the Chamber’s fi scal year.

The Board has two positions it wishes to fi ll and has invited Steve LaCesa, owner of Oak Tree Insurance and Keith Dickerson, pastor of Hope Community Church to fi ll those positions. Doug Cushing, Jordan Schrader Ramis PC is moving to the Executive Committee and Chuck O’Leary, Bankers Investment Services has agreed to be President-Elect. �

Board Publishes Director Slate For 2010-2011

editing, design & layout of the Insider provided byJohn Hanan II • [email protected]

Executive Committee• President: Jim Franceus, Summit Financial Advisors• President Elect: Chuck O’Leary, Bankers Investment Services• VP/Treasurer: Karen Jacobson, Ivey, Jacobson & Company• VP/Partnership Chair: Chris Schetky, Windermere, Cronin & Caplan Realty Group, Inc.• Vice-President: Mark Birge, AKT, LLP• Vice-President: Dr. Bill Korach, LOSD• Vice-President: Doug Cushing, Jordan Schrader Ramis PC

Directors• Laura Adler Chocolates by Bernard Callebaut• Michele Baker Banner Bank• Sue Ann Bearden Realty Trust Group• Tina Colson Providence Foundations• Pastor Keith Dickerson Hope Community Church • David Donaldson City of Lake Oswego• Syd Dorn Syd Dorn Vehicle Buyer’s Service• Doug Fish Fish Marketing• Charlie Forsyth West Coast Bank• John Hanan J2 Enterprises• Vic Keeler Vic’s Auto Service• Linda Kerl The Lake Corporation• Steve LaCesa Oak Tree Insurance• Sandy Marron Marylhurst University• Dr. Tom Miller Spinal Decompression Center of Oregon• Brian Monihan The Lake Oswego Review• Suzanne Regan Tucci

Ends August 31, 2010

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2010 - 2011 OFFICERSPRESIDENTJim Franceus Summit Financial Advisors .................675-0241

VICE PRESIDENTDr. Bill Korach LO School District Superintendent Partner - LO School District ................534-2300

VICE PRESIDENT / TREASURERKaren Jacobson, CPA Ivey, Jacobson & Co, CPAs ................684-4585

VICE PRESIDENTMark Birge AKT, LLP .............................................620-4489

VICE PRESIDENTChuck O’Leary Bankers Investment Services .............636-1225

VICE PRESIDENTChris Schetky Windermere Cronin & Caplan Realty Group, Inc ................................497-5247

CEOJerry Wheeler ..........................................636-3634

DIRECTORSLaura Adler Chocolates by Bernard Callebaut .......675-7500

Michele Baker Banner Bank .......................................684-2376

Sue Ann Bearden Realty Trust ........................................675-3300

Tina Colson Providence Foundations .....................216-6639

Doug Cushing Jordan Schrader Ramis, PC ...............598-5538

Syd Dorn Syd Dorn, Vehicle Buyer’s Service .....675-2774

Doug Fish Fish Marketing ....................................635-0007

Charlie Forsyth West Coast Bank ................................603-8005

John Hanan II J2 Enterprises .....................................804-0002

Vic Keeler Vic’s Auto Center, Inc ..........................636-7896

Sandy Marron Marylhurst University ..........................699-6307

Dr. Tom Miller Oregon Chiropractic Center, PC Spinal Decompression Center of Oregon ...699-9299

Brian Monihan Lake Oswego Review ......................... 635-8811

Suzanne Regan Tucci ...................................................697-3383

Dennis Warneke The Warneke Group, LLC ...................699-1933

Partner - The City of Lake Oswego David Donaldson ................................699-7451

Partner - The Lake Oswego Corporation Linda Kerl ...........................................636-6389

Lake Oswego Chamber of Commerce Newsletter August 2010

From The Desk Of The PresidentIt is indeed my pleasure and privilege to serve as your Lake Oswego Chamber of Commerce Board President for 2010. If you read the article in the LO Review, my term started June 15, right as our Past President Dr. Dale Rhoney left for Germany to manage a clinic for the Army base in Ansbach.

The article title, “Jim Franceus Raring to Go as New Chamber President” embodies two different things in my mind. First of all I believe we have an amazing organization, focused on providing value to you our members, staffed by four (4) great employees, Jerry, Lori, Sandra and Sean, and backed by a “working board” of twenty-four (24) business and community leaders.

Secondly, I am raring to go, because the tasks of leadership are both challenging and exciting. Whether it is the economic development of our wonderful community, or being a resource in helping you more successfully market your business, the responsibilities of leadership require time, passion, and commitment.

And I am passionate about what we we’re doing. I’m sure that by now you’ve been introduced to EVAN, an acronym for Education, Visibility, Advocacy and Networking.

• We provide educational opportunities, such as Leadership Lake Oswego and the FORGE Summit and monthly luncheon series to make you and your business better.

• As “the face of business” in Lake Oswego we are visible to our community, with a new, friendly website, and tremendous events that give you sponsorship opportunities.

• Being the “face of business”, the City looks to us as the “voice of business” to address your concerns. Corporately we are a strong voice for economic development and that’s good for every business. Our door is always open to advocate in your behalf.

• We provide many activities and forums that give you and your business opportunities to build relationships, promote who you are, and what your business does for others. Friday Morning Networking, Business after Hours (BAH’s) and “Lunch with the Chamber” are examples.

I want to share with you my goals for the coming fi scal year. We are only as strong as our membership, and the more strong members we have, the stronger our ability to serve and the stronger the voice we’ll have.

My top goal is to return our membership roles back to where they were before the “great recession” began. The goal is 700 members by the end of our next fi scal year, 9/30/11. As of

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Welcome New MembersBanette Properties, LLC

Biscuits CafeBiz Pro Coaching / Suzie Self

Blessings of SpiritCascade Business Support

Cerise, LLCClear Channel Radio - Jennifer Schurter

Comcast Business Class ServicesFamily Wealth Institute, Inc.Integrated Retail Solutions

Ion WaysKay Bridges Wellness Consultant

Kumon of Lake GroveLake Grove Shoe Repair

LifestylingMike Kehoe

Off The Wall MediaOlive Garden

Sonus Hearing CareThe Blue Coyote Cafe & Catering Co.

The Clock GalleryThe Oilerie Lake Oswego

Tutor DoctorValpak of Oregon / OMG! Onthank

Marketing Group

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August 2010

3 Noon ....................................................... Marketing Committee

4 7 am ........................................................Executive Committee

5 Noon ....................................... Government Affairs Committee

6 8 am .................Networking: Melody Saunders Photography

6 11:30 am ...................Lunch with the Chamber @ St. Honore

6 4:30 pm ................Ribbon-cutting @ Zehtab Family Dentistry

11 7 am .........................................................................Board Mtg.

12 9 am .......................................................Education Committee

12 Noon ....................................... Government Affairs Committee

13 8 am .................... Networking: Pat Healey – State Farm Ins.

13 11:30 am ............Lunch with the Chamber @ Elephant’s Deli

13 4:30 pm ........................ Ribbon-cutting @ Designing Women

17 11;30 am .......US Congressman Kurt Schrader Presentation

19 5:00 pm ...........................................................BAH: Club Sport

20 8 am .........................Networking: Betsy’s Pet-Sitting Service

20 11:30 am ...............Lunch with the Chamber @ Biscuits Cafe

20 4:30 pm ......................................Ribbon-cutting @ The Oileire

26 7:30 am ..............................................Membership Committee

26 9 am .................................................. Ambassador Committee

27 8 am ..................................................Networking: The Stafford

27 11:30 am .....................Lunch with the Chamber @ Gubanc’s

June/July Calendar of Events

City/Chamber PartnerWith BusinessesTo Create Summer PromotionPart of the new economic development strategy for Lake Oswego was the creation and implementation of a 3 year marketing plan. To that end the marketing fi rm Finksinc. was hired to create the plan and to help the community implement it.

Originally scheduled to unveil in a holiday promotion, a stroke of good luck has allowed Lake Oswego to take advantage of an opportunity to partner with KGW & KINK Radio to drive visitors to Lake Oswego through the month of August.

Literally at the last minute $40,000 was raised between the City, the Chamber & Clackamas County Tourism, The Bank of Oswego, Prudential Northwest Properties and Lakeview Village. This investment has returned to the community over $100,000 worth of TV and radio advertising about Lake Oswego and its retail community. The ads drive traffi c to the KINK website where visitors fi nd out about the availability of the new KINK CD in selected retail outlets in LO. These businesses in turn are offering special promotions to take advantage of the increased traffi c.

The promotion is a win-win for Lake Oswego and its business community and is one more way the Chamber is providing value to its members and to the community. The ads were previewed at a VIP event for the sponsors, task force members, the City and additional dignitaries. �

this moment we are very close to 600. We have embarked on a wonderful “Summer of Love” campaign giving discounts to new members. Let others know of this great opportunity to join at a discount. And we’re thanking our loyal current membership, too, by giving up to $100 in “chamber bucks” to spend on Chamber events and sponsorships. (Be watching for those at membership renewal time.) �

Sally Cluster and Chris Finks

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Ambassador SpotlightDwight Kennedy.I have been a member of the Lake Oswego Chamber of Commerce since October of 2008. In that time I have become an absolute believer in the Chamber and all that it stands for. Having been a member of another Chamber, I am amazed at the power and effort of this organization. Since I have been encompassed by the passion for the city exemplifi ed by the Chamber, I have become of like mind and dedication. That is why I quickly

Voices, Inc.In 1993, Francine Read founded VOICES, INC. creating the VOICES Contemporary Lectures in Portland. Over the last 17 years, VOICES has featured the world’s most infl uential women of our time. Both women and men are welcome to participate. At the First Congregational Church, audiences of near 1000 enjoy the intimate environment and the face-to-face experience with such speakers as Madame Jehan Sadat, Honorable Ann Richards, Gloria Steinem, Doris Kearns Goodwin, Erin Brockovich, Arianna Huffi ngton, Valerie Plame Wilson and Elizabeth Edwards.

The 18th season of the VOICES Lectures features renowned magazine editor and bestselling author TINA BROWN, poet ELIZABETH ALEXANDER, founder of Run for Congo Women and author LISA SHANNON and actress, fi lmmaker, author and model ISABELLA ROSSELLINI. While the VOICES Lectures is in Portland, VOICES has many connections to Lake Oswego with Gourmet Productions as a major sponsor for the series providing the Patron Reception, In Good Taste collaborating with VOICES to offer Francesca’s Cooking Club and many Lake Oswego residents as subscribers.

While the core business of VOICES, INC. is to produce the VOICES Lecture Series, a portion of the company is dedicated to brokering women speakers through the website GreatWomenspeakers.com, specializing in women speakers, trainers, consultants and celebrities. Launched in July, 2000, it is in the top 3 references on GOOGLE for women speakers.

Francine Read was recently selected by The Portland Business Journal as one of its Women in Business Orchid Award recipients for 2010. Francine’s passions include gardening, cooking, golf, golden retrievers and anything Italian.

To order and for information: www.VOICESinc.com or the Ticket Hotline at 503-243-3440. Offi ce: 503-631-7477. Check Hot Deal for Chamber members!

Member’s Spotlight Onthank Marketing GroupMarketing For Professionals that Expect Results

Omg! specializes in direct response advertising and graphic design. This group is a consortium of progressive marketing professionals. The Omg! graphic design team is very skilled at creating print media solutions, including advertisements, logos, brochures, and business cards. We also build high-impact videos for YouTube, TV commercials, and business websites. Our goal is to optimize your Internet presence and reinforce this with the effective direct-response advertising resources, such as Valpak™ of Oregon.

Sonja Onthank is the Chief Executive Offi cer of omg! She started this venture after serving as an Associate Publisher for a local community magazine. Prior to this, Sonja served as a Website Marketing Consultant and she was the International Sales Manager for a CRM company called Epicor Software Corporation. Her specialty in customer loyalty programs and partner/reseller relationship systems started at In Focus Systems in the mid-1990’s. She specializes in assessing close-ratios and ROI from direct response advertising. She grew untapped territories into thriving multi-million dollar outcomes.

During 2004-2008, Sonja worked diligently on a book called Life with a Passion, which was initially published to provide life-coaching tips and tools for people experiencing life transformational challenges. She accomplished that while getting a degree in Behavioral Sciences at George Fox University. During the time of authoring this book, she conducted several extensive market research projects for two industries: Aging In Place and Medical Spas.

She utilizes her copy writing skills for advertisements, editorials, and occasionally a non-profi t grant proposal. She has designed several websites using Intuit™, a basic but complete package to empower start-up businesses to own their presence on the world wide web with tremendous fl exibility. Sonja has secured Java/Flash engineers for more complex or interactive web design projects. Sonja is a knowledgeable Project Manager for marketing requirements.

Omg! is located in Tigard. Contact them at 503-975-3684. Visit their website at: www.BoldlySpeaking.com. �

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Perfect golfi ng weather greeted attendees to the 7th Annual Chamber Classic Golf Tournament, held recently at Oswego Lake Country Club and sponsored by Banner Bank.

It was a true banner day for our sponsor as the Banner Bank team made up of Janet Balzer, Dave Dutton, Paul Folz and Jack Vilendre came in 1st place. 2nd place honors went to the Meineke team and 3rd place went to the Oak Tree Insurance team.

Additional winners included:KP Women - Kim WhiteKP Men - Matt LeeLong Drive - Women - Beth ErlendsonLong Drive Men - John DeCosta

Principal Financial Group won the Pink Ball drawing. Congratulations to all our winners!. �

A Banner Day For GolfTourney Winners

Jules of Morocco took honors for the most fun and interesting hole sponsorship at the recent annual golf outing.

Thank You to Our 7th Annual Chamber Classic Golf Outing Sponsors!!!

Title Sponsor: Banner Bank

Drink Cart Sponsor: Directors Mortgage

Golf Cart Sponsors: Chris Robinson, Property Tax Analytics Dr. Colin Smith, Lake Oswego Smiles

Lunch Sponsor: DeLap LLC

Range Sponsors: Summit Financial Advisors Sunset Mortgage

Dinner Wine Sponsor: World Class Wines

Hole Sponsors: Marcia Kies, The Hasson Company West Coast Bank Kuni BMW Ivey, Jacobson & Co. Dr. David Wolf, Lake Oswego Vision Clinic Marylhurst University Shorenstein Realty Services Oak Tree Insurance Tualatin Auto Body Spinal Decompression Center of Oregon AKT Services LLP Aesthetic Dentistry Key Bank Private McKennon Golf Bags & Broadway Cigars Pacifi c West Bank Club Sport Papa John’s Pizza Jules of Morocco

A special thank you to all who donated raffl e prizes and or placed items in our golfer “goodie bags!!”. �

took the invitation to become an Ambassador. I have come to the point where I wanted to be more involved and to contribute more.

I have now been an Ambassador for about two months. This is not enough time to become fully aware of all the services an Ambassador can, and should provide, but the foundation has been laid, and I have started down a rewarding pathway to helping an outstanding organization. So far I enjoy everything that I have seen and experienced. There is much involved in this position. I think, though, that if a person is a true believer, and supporter, the duties become obvious, because everything is dedicated to making the inner workings of the organization positive. I think the thing I enjoy in this position is meeting and greeting of all the members at meetings, and functions, but especially those who are new and need to know what this group does and how well it does it. New people need to understand the main function of the group is to encourage local businesses, therefore, bringing together the businesses and people of Lake Oswego, all for the betterment of everyone.

I hope I can be successful in performing the duties of the position of Ambassador. I think it will be easy, because I am a believer in the organization and what it stands for. GO LO Chamber!! �

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Telsa Motors PromotionRecently Tesla Motors did a one day promotion in LO for it’s highly touted all electric sports car and partnered with the Chamber to help get the word out. Chamber CEO Jerry Wheeler had the privilege of a test drive. He was quoted as saying, “Going from 0-60 mph in 3.7 seconds with no sound is an amazing experience……..so I’m told from other people who have done that!” �

Donations Still Being AcceptedFor Village Flower BasketsThe fl ower baskets are blooming all over town in spite of the cool and cloudy summer we’ve been experiencing to date. The basket located in front of the Chamber offi ce on Third and B is looking especially nice to visitors. Donations to fund the fl ower basket program are still being accepted throughout the summer season. Make you donation payable to the Chamber Foundation, PO Box 368, Lake Oswego, OR 97034. �

AKT Services LLP ReceivesPrestigious PBJ Lighthouse AwardAKT Services LLP recently was named to the Top 100 Fastest Growing Companies list published each year by the Portland Business Journal. The event was held at the Portland Art Museum on June 24th.

This was the 5th year in a row the fi rm has been honored by being on the Top 100 list which then made it eligible to receive the even more prestigious Lighthouse Award. The fi rm, which offers tax services, fi nancial statement audits and a variety of consulting services, has averaged 15% annual growth for the past 30 years.

The company is constantly looking to grow, focusing on helping clients in certain niches, such as telecommunications, healthcare and construction, an approach that governs the company’s growth strategy. Despite the economy, many of AKT’s client niches have seen growth and ideally, AKT tries to add a new niche every three years. For more information contact Mark Birge at 503-716-9271. �

Bank Of Oswego Makes Top 100Fastest Growing Companies ListThe Bank of Oswego recently was named to the Top 100 Fastest Growing Companies list published each year by the Portland Business Journal. The event was held at the Portland Art Museum on June 24th.

The rankings are based on an annual revenue growth of at least $250,000 and measured over a three year time frame from 2007-09. The Bank of Oswego was one of only two banks in Oregon and Southwest Washington that were cited by the publisher for exceptional growth in competition that was called “the most diversifi ed by industry, size and products since the inception of this award.”

It was the bank’s fi rst year cited for this annual award and it was ranked 31 among the Top 100, recording a 71% growth rate. Dan Heine, CEO and Diana Yates, CFO accepted the prestigious award on behalf of the bank.

The fi ve year old bank has $160 million in total assets and serves both the Lake Oswego and Sherwood business communities. It has recently announced a public stock offering to raise additional capitol. For more information, contact the bank at 503-635-1699. �

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Lake Oswego Chamber of Commerce Newsletter June/July 2010

Developing�Business�and�Community�Leaders�Leadership�Lake�Oswego�is�a�unique�program�offered�by�the�Lake�Oswego�Chamber�of�Commerce.�It�is�designed�to�help�participants�

��Achieve�personal�and�professional�growth,�and�develop�individual�leadership�skills�and�abilities:�This�is�a�unique�opportunity�to�learn�from�community�and�area�leaders�who�provide�perspective�on�what�they�have�learned�about�leadership�in�their�particular�domains.�

��Create�meaningful�opportunities�for�businesses,�organizations,�and�individuals�to�make�connections�and�build�mutually�beneficial�relationships:�Enhanced�community�relationships,�new�marketing�opportunities,�and�professional�development�for�the�businesses�and�organizations�whose�employees�successfully�participate�in�the�class.�

��An�opportunity�to�gain�professional�development�credits:�The�program�

offers�Continuing�Education�Units�through�Marylhurst�University.�

��Develop�insightful,�civic�oriented�leaders�who�are�interested�in�helping�shape�and�direct�the�future�of�Lake�Oswego:�Get�a�closer,�more�personal�

look�into�your�city�and�the�many�things�it�has�to�offer.��Learn�how�to�make�your�voice�heard�and�your�service�valuable.�

Apply�early�to�secure�your�place�in�the�program!�

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An�Opportunity�to�Learn��Year�one�includes�a�series�of�nine�monthly�sessions�in�which�opportunities�are�provided�for�professional�growth,�personal�reflection,�networking,��and�community�awareness.�Participants�will�receive�leadership�education�in�both�an�academic�setting�and�a�practical�setting,�explore�community�resources,�identify�issues�and�concerns�unique�to�Lake�Oswego,�and�interact�with�many�busi�ness�and�community�leaders.�

An�Opportunity�to�Lead�� Year�two�includes�an�opportunity�to�experience�leading�the�new�students�through�their�own�personal�and�pro�fessional�growth.��Graduates�of�each�year’s�Leadership�Class�assume�re�sponsibility�for�organizing�sessions�for�the�subsequent�year’s�class.�Two�or�three�members�of�the�class�are�se�lected�as�overall�chairs�for�the�year.�Other�members�team�up�to�organize�a�particular�day’s�session.�

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Leadership�Immersion�and��Development�Sessions�These�two�hour�sessions�are�a�valuable�element�of�each�month’s�program.�Leadership�sessions�are�taught�by�Dr.�Bill�Korach,�superintendent�of�the�Lake�Oswego�School�District,�and�Dr.�Marci�Nemhauser,�psychologist.�Dr.�Korach�is�a�past�president�of�the�Chamber�and�has�taught�extensively�at�both�Portland�State�University�and�Lewis�&�Clark�College.�In�addition�to�being�a�practicing�psychologist,�Dr.�Nemhauser�is�an�executive�leadership�coach,�workshop�presenter,�and�keynote�speaker.��Joining�them�is�a�team�of�professors�from�Marylhust�University�who�specialize�in�coursework�related�to�leadership,�effective�communication�skills,�and�ethics�in�the�workplace.�

The�sessions�include�exploration�of�many�topics:�

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��Human�relations�

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The�Commitment�� To�fully�realize�the�benefits�of�Leadership�Lake�Oswego,�members�should�commit�to�attending�every�session.�Business�and�community�leaders�give�generously�of�their�time�and�expertise�as�a�resource�for�class�members.�

��All�day�sessions�are�scheduled�for�the�third�Thursday�of�the�month,�September�through�May.�(Exception:�The�first�session�in�September�is�two�days�and�one�night.�November’s�session�is�the�third�Wednesday)�

�� Leadership�classes�adopt�community�service�projects�that�allow�them�to�apply�what�they�have�learned�throughout�the�year.��

An�Invitation�to�Enroll�Leadership�Lake�Oswego�Application�

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Please�return�application�and�deposit�of�$200��by�August�13,�2010:�� Lake�Oswego�Chamber�of�Commerce�� PO�Box�368�� Lake�Oswego,�OR�97034�Tuition�must�be�paid�in�full�by�September�1,�2010�unless�a�prearranged�payment�plan�is�in�place.�

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Tuition�for�the�program�is�$675�

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DISTRIBUTION-PRINT AND ONLINE10,000 copies will be printed and distributed to Lake Oswego Review subscribers, at numerous community events and by the chamber staff per request. Online listings will be available on lakeoswegoreview.com.

ContactJerry Wheeler – Lake Oswego Chamber of Commerce Executive Director 503-636-3634

LAKE OSWEGO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE2011 PRINT AND WEB COMMUNITY2011 PRINT AND WEB COMMUNITY BUSINESS DIRECTORIESBUSINESS DIRECTORIES

RATES, DEADLINES AND AD SIZESRATES, DEADLINES AND AD SIZES

ALL DIRECTORY DISPLAY ADVERTISERS WILL RECEIVE THE FOLLOWING:

The Lake Oswego Chamber of Commerce is again partnering with the Lake Oswego Review to create Lake Oswego’s most complete and targeted business directories. These directories will be available in print and online enabling Oswegan’s to find the most comprehensive list of local businesses to trade with. To help local businesses get the most for their advertising dollars, the Lake Oswego Chamber of Commerce and the Lake Oswego Review have agreedto keep advertising rates the same as last year. The added benefit is that now display advertisers will also receive even more for their money with enhanced listings and in some cases, additional web ads running on either the online business directory site or on lakeoswegoreview.com.

Constant Exposure – MARKET-ING YOUR BUSINESS 24/7! Lakeoswegoreview.com is Lake Oswego’s most popular local news website with over 2,000 sessions per day. The site is updated daily with local Lake Oswego news and events. The site also benefits from the constant exposure thru the Lake Oswego Review and its ability to continuously market the website. This is an advantage that no other local website can compete with.

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Academy of Modern Martial Arts333 S State St. Suite A 503-697-7482www.martialarts-fi tness.comComplimentary fi rst class & we will waive your registration feeAdvantage Offi ce Suites5200 SW Meadows Suite 150 • 503-726-5999www.advantageoffi cesuites.com*Bring in a potential client for a tour and receive $10 Starbucks gift card*Refer a client that signs a lease agreement and receive $100 cash*Sign a one year lease and receive three months free

Aesthetic Dentistry of Lake Oswego17720 Jean Way, Suite200 • 503-675-7300*ZOOM! One hour bleaching for $215 Regularly $525Alyce Esthetique European Day Spa503-636-1619 • www.AlyceEsthetique.com*$5 off Massage, $20 off Body Wrap/Hydrotherapy Combos Mon. & Tues.AR Auto Service/Adrenaline Racing503-697-3311 • www.arautoservice.net*10% labor discount for 1st time Customers…no limitAtiyeh Bros. Rugs & CarpetingRami Khayata: 503-639-86426750 SW Bonita Rd.Additional $50 credit on the purchase of any area rug or wall-to-wall carpeting.Atlas Financial ServicesRon Gayer: 503-297-0419Zero fees on delinquent account collections.Commission only collections.Betsy’s Pet Sitting Service503-6356592 • www.betsyspetsittingservice.com*20% off for new clientsEdward Burns Guitar Instruction & Performance(503) 636-1808 • www.EdwardBurnsGuitar.com Sign up for one month of quality guitar instruction and receive two additional lessons for free!

ClubSportKatie Losh: 503-968-4544www.clubsports.com*Special joining fee of $249 Crowne Plaza Hotel503-624-8400 *20% off ALL rooms (space available)Deno’s Pizzeria4475 Lakeview Blvd • 503-635-6219*15% discountDischinger Orthodontics3943 Douglas Way • 503-635-4439*Free Consultation

eSuite Offi ces (formerly Stoutt Executive)503-699-3100 • eSuiteOffi ces.comExecutive Suites offi ce rental & services4500 SW Kruse Way, Lake Oswego *Special applies to member, or referralon new annual term lease - 3 free monthsplus $100 donation to LO Chamber.)Gibbs Natural Healing Centre3600 Upper Drive, LO503-522-4148 *20% off initial consultation and examinationHilton Garden Inn Lake Oswegowww.portlandlakeoswego.gardeninn.com503-746-0040Let the family & friends come. Group rates for weddings & reunions.Kraig Williams: 503.746.003530% discount off meeting room rental. Refer a meeting room client andReceive a Starbucks Gift Card Holiday Inn Express - Portland South15700 SW Upper Boones Ferry Rd.Lake Oswego 503-620-2980*20% off our Best Available Rate for Chamber members.Lazerquick & Melody Saunders Photography Kevin: 503-636-9669 • Melody: 503-636-1255*Save 15 to 25 % on photo business cards or brochures, when used in combination.LexiDog Boutique & Social Club503 635-3733 • [email protected]*All Chamber Members! We are offering a free Dog Daycare assessment for your Dog, and if you choose to become a Social club Member, you receive 25% off your fi rst month’s Daycare Package at our Lake Oswego location.Matthew Litkie Painting Contractor503-668-8000 *10% off on all paintingNanny To Go, & Pets Too!Carol Gulbrand: 503-635-3205*Child care & pet sitting 10% off newOnthank Marketing Group50% OFF a Website Competitive Analysis Report (regularly $150– now only $75) for Lake Oswego Chamber members only. This report provides a summary of Google/Yahoo search phrase recommendations and a description of competitors’ optimization. Logo designs are only $195. Business Card Makeovers (including print on high-end 16 pt stock) is only $145.Oswego Roof17350 Boones Ferry Rd • 503-636-7663*10% off all service work up to $200

Paradigm Salon—Danny Green473 3rd St. • 503-675-0353*20% off for fi rst-time Chamber membersPhoenix Inn14905 Bangy Road • 503-624-7400*20% off Chamber room rateResidence Inn by Marriott Portland South15200 SW Bangy Road • 503-684-2603*50% off regular rate meeting room rental. Coffee and water service no add-on charge.Specialty Heating & CoolingMark Piscitelli 503-620-5643 X208Summit Financial AdvisorsJim Franceus: 503-675-0241www.summitfa.com$750 Financial Plan & Grid - Only $250 for membersTKC Solutions503-635-7741*Free Business Support Program sponsored by the not-for-profi t Institute for Independent Business.Todd’s Import Automotive17607 Pilkington Rd • 503-635-1339*10% off up to $25 on any service repairTracey R. Johnson, Norris & Stevens Inc.Leasing & Sales Of Commercial PropertiesDirect- 503.225.8441 • [email protected]* Free Rent Opportunities for new Tenants, call for details. We Pay Referral Fees To Licensed R.E. Brokers

VanderVeer Center503.443.2250*15% off all services for Chamber MembersHamid Zehtab, DMD, LLC470 6th Street • 503-636-4324*Free Teeth Whitening for New Patients72 Degrees/Air Pride Inc.503-655-0556*$79 Super Tune Up for Furnace or A/C Value $209 Increase effi ciency and decrease repairs!

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Single offi ce space available in downtown Lake Oswego.For more information, contact

Chamber of Commerce CEO Jerry Wheeler at503-636-3634.

242 B AvePO Box 368

Lake Oswego, OR 97034

Title Sponsors 2009-2010Annual Awards

Dinner & AuctionVillage Flower Basket

ProgramLeadership

Lake Oswego

Fusion 2009

7th Annual Chamber ClassicGolf Tournament

FORGEMarketing Summit

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Partner Level MemberCorporate Level Member

FORGEEducation Series

Holiday Tree Lighting &Festival Wine & Beer Tent

The Chamber Board Publishes Director Slate For 2010-2011

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