Dear Chamber Members,Everyone at the Princeton Re-

gional Chamber of Commerce ispleased to announce that our newoffices at 182 Nassau Street arenow officially open. Peter Crow-ley and the staff went through avery meticulous office designand moving procedure which al-lowed us to have a seamless tran-sition from our old quarters onVandeventer Street.

The new offices feature com-modious work stations for the en-tire staff, a comfortable breakroom, and most importantly formembership, a large conferenceroom which can comfortably ac-commodate up to 16 people. Thenew conference room alone is amarked improvement over ourold space and will provide ourmany operating committees withmeeting space where they cancollaborate and accomplish theirvarious missions.

Nothing would make us happi-er than for our Members to comeby and see our new offices and onThursday, May 17, the Chamberwill host an official open houseduring the hours of 3 to 6 p.m.Please come by and take a look atour new facility and say hello tothe staff.

One of the most active com-mittees now operating is the Golfand Tennis Committee lead byDoug Borden of Borden Perlmanand Brian Juleskusky of Bank ofAmerica. They have been at workover the past few months puttingtogether our annual Golf and Ten-

nis Outing which will take placeon May 14 at The Bedens BrookCountry Club. Spaces are goingquickly as Bedens Brook doesnot host many outside events.This will be a great opportunity tosample one of the most challeng-ing yet player-friendly courses inthe area. For those that do notwish to play a full 18 holes, theBedens Brook professional staffwill also conduct a clinic duringthe afternoon. Please contactCheri Durst at the Chamber Of-fice for more information.Cheri’s phone number is 609-924-1776, ext. 105.

As part of the 2011 StrategicPlanning process, your Chamberexamined all of the events that weconduct in order to make certainwe are providing our Memberswith valuable services and oppor-tunities. During this process, wedetermined that the annual TradeShow, which we have conductedat the Princeton Marriott for anumber of years, seemed to belosing its popularity and impact.

Consequently, we will not beholding a Trade Show this yearbut, in its place, the Woman InBusiness Alliance has stepped upto replace it with a uniqueWomen’s Leadership Confer-ence, which will be held on Octo-ber 11th. Vice Chair, MichelleEverman, is leading the effort todevelop this event which will fea-ture a prominent keynote speakeras well as a variety of educationaland career enhancing breakoutsessions. The conference will al-so prominently feature a bit of a

“mini trade show” with severaldozen vendors who will be dis-playing products and servicesaimed at the business and profes-sional woman. We will have fur-ther information, as well as,sponsorship opportunities in thenear future.

In my last letter I mentionedthe Princeton Regional Cham-ber’s new blog which is located atwww.blog.princetonchamber.wordpress.com. It already has multi-ple very informative postingsconcerning subjects such as, howto be a great boss, how to be suc-cessful at networking events andhow to best convey your argu-ments in a business setting.Please log on and read some ofthe articles and feel free to make acontribution.

Sincerely,Patrick L. Ryan

Chairman of the Board of Directors

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Champions for Business

Letter from the Chairman Monthly MembershipLuncheon

William C. Martin, Chairman &Chief Investment Officer of Rag-ing Capital Management

“Investing Like an Entrepre-neur” Startups, investing, and theeconomy through the eyes of anentrepreneur Mr. Martin foundedRaging Capital Management, aprivate investment firm, in 2006.Prior to Raging Capital, he co-founded multiple financial mediaand data companies, includingRaging Bull and InsiderScore. Mr.Martin started Raging Bull as asophomore in his dorm room andraised over $20 million in venturecapital before selling the company.

Thursday, May 3, 11:30 a.m. to1:30 p.m. at the Marriott PrincetonHotel and Conference Center.

Business Before Business Breakfast

Wayne Hasenbalg President &CEO of New Jersey Sports & Ex-position Authority

“A New Vision for New JerseySports & Exposition Authority”The re-direction, its new economicrole, and the Super Bowl Currentlyin the midst of a major re-directionin its mission, Wayne will sharewith us the impact that NJSEA’schanges have on the state econo-my, as well as on the travel andtourism markets, specifically in thePrinceton Region as well as NewJersey as a whole.

Wednesday, May 16, 7:30 to9:15 a.m. The Nassau Club, 6 Mer-cer Street.

To learn more about these andother upcoming events visitwww.princetonchamber.org or call609-924-1776.

Meet the Speakers

Bill Martin

Wayne Hasenbalg

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The Princeton RegionalChamber of Commerce isthrilled that its Membersare making new stridesevery day. For more infor-mation on Membershipplease contact Adam Perle,Vice President, atadam@princetoncham-ber.org, or visit www.-princetonchamber.org.

LocalChatBox.comstarts a blog. LocalChat-Box.com has started a blogabout food, travel, and lo-cal business, and is accept-ing guest bloggers. Chefsare welcome to submitposts about local food; lo-cal business owners arefree to write about theirbusinesses. Contact Su-zanne O’Rourke at Lo-calChatBox.com about be-ing a guest blogger, whichwill then be posted to Lo-calChatBox.com’s web-site, Facebook, Twitter,Pinterest and Linkedin.

John Smith, CapableCommunications, pub-lished in Garden StateFocus magazine. JohnSmith, Managing Partnerat Capable Communica-tions, LLC, recently wrotean article on energy dereg-ulation that was printed inthe NJ Healthcare Finan-cial Management Associa-tion Focus magazine. Readit at www.hfmanj.org.Learn more about CapableCommunications atwww.capablecomm.com.

Dance Expo opens newbranch in East Windsor.Dance Expo has opened asecond location at RoyalPlaza, 510 Route 130South, East Windsor, N.J.East Windsor’s and NOWPlainsboro’s studios offerclasses for all ages with adedication to bringing ex-cellent dance training in anenjoyable environment.

Raul Gutierrez Designcreates a new brand for anutritional consultant.Raul Gutierrez Design re-cently created a name, lo-go, stationery, businessforms and website forViSano Consulting. “Wechose a name based on theLatin translation of“Healthy Force” and de-signed a logo that conveyswellness and inner energy.We also use photographsthat show the healthy forcemetaphor as part of the im-age. These all help com-municate the overall mes-sage of living healthythrough good nutrition,”says Gutierrez.

Jules C. Einhorn ofArbor Group honored.Jules C. Einhorn, CLU,ChFC, Vice President ofArbor Group, Insuranceand Benefits, was recentlyhonored for his work as aPast President of CampRamah in the Poconosfrom 1994-2000. Celebrat-ing his 42nd year in the in-surance business, Jules hasbeen involved in many in-dustry-wide groups.

New Business Manag-er at American Reperto-ry Ballet. AmericanRepertory Ballet is proudto welcome finance andfundraising professional,Dawn Dell’Omo to itsstaff, in the newly createdposition of Business Man-ager. As the former Fi-nance Manager of Ameri-can Repertory Ballet(1995-2000), formerPrinceton Ballet Schoolstudent, and an avid artslover, Dawn brings to adeep passion for the organ-ization, as well as an im-pressive background innon-profit finance.

Sustaining Sponsors 2012With great appreciation, the Chamber thanks the following companies and organizations who have shown their

support and loyalty to the Princeton Regional Chamber of Commerce by becoming Sustaining Sponsors. Our Sustaining Sponsors enable the Chamber to advance to a level which allows the resources for greater benefits

and enhanced programs events to our Members and the business community.

PLATINUM

Bristol-Myers Squibb, Tyco International, Fox Rothschild LLP, Bank of America/Merrill Lynch/US Trust, PSE&G, NJM Insurance Group, Thomas Edison State College

GOLDVerizon, NRG Energy, Leigh Visual Imaging Solutions, GlenMede, Paychex, Nassau Inn,

Capital Health, Princeton University, Hopewell Valley Community Bank, Wells FargoSILVER

Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney, PC, Caliper, Mercer County Community College, Nelligan Sports Marketing, Eden Autism Services, First Choice Bank, Janssen Pharmaceuticals, J. Robert Hillier, PNC Bank,

Princeton Air Conditioning, Inc., Mercadian, Provident Bank, Sun National Bank Center, Szaferman, Lakind, Blumstein & Blader, PC, The Bank of Princeton, Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Hamilton

BRONZEBartolomei Pucciarelli, Bloomberg, Borden Perlman, Bovis Lend Lease, Inc., Community Options, ETS,

First Bank, JM Group, Mrs. G TV & Appliance, Munich RE, NAI Fennelly, Princeton Fuel Oil, Princeton HealthCare System, Princeton Internet Group (PING), St. Lawrence Rehabilitation Center, Sam's Club, SES Engineering, Signature Title Agency,

Stevens & Lee, TD Bank, United Way of Greater Mercer County, WithumSmith+Brown, PC

The Bedens Brook Club Stony Brook-Millstone Watershed Association The GM CPA Group Eastridge Design Blueclone Networks 4BestSolar Citibank, N.AMusic TogetherPrinceton Lab School Hamilton Washery

Ernst & Young LLPOn Time Heating and Air Conditioning BNYMellon Wealth Management The Spadaccini Law Firm LLC AAA Taxi, Inc. Princeton Strategic Advisors LLC Charles Schwab & Co. Inc. Nottingham Insurance Peapack-Gladstone Bank

Bank of America Blue Star Jets, LLC Callaway Henderson Sotheby’s International RealtyChurchill & Harriman Comcast Business Sales Cranbury Golf Club and “The Bog” Restaurant E-Aspire IT, LLC Farewell Architects LLC Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen & Loewy, LLPFulton Bank of New Jersey Glen Eagle Advisors, LLC Herbert, Van Ness, Cayci & Goodell, P.C. Hopewell Valley Community Bank Intermedia Print Solutions J&M Marketing Communications LLC Joseph R. Ridolfi & Associates, LLC Kollevoll & Associates LLC Management Planning, Inc. Mrs. G TV & Appliances

NAI Fennelly New Jersey Hospital Association Conference

and Event Center Olives Bakery and Deli One Simple Wish Princeton Absolute Returns, LLC Princeton Area Community Foundation Princeton HealthCare System Princeton HealthCare System Foundation Private Wealth Management Group, Inc. Rotary Club of the Princeton Corridor The Hun School of Princeton Thompson Realty of Princeton LLC TPC Jasna Polana Trenton Area Soup Kitchen (TASK) Waldorf School of Princeton West Windsor-Plainsboro Education Foundation Inc.Westminster Choir College of Rider University

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