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February 2015
Chamber ConnectionYour connection to the greater Hanover business community.
Membership MinutePage 3
Workshops AnnouncedPage 3
Chamber NewsPage 4
Member SpotlightsPage 6
Business BriefsPages 6 - 7
Community ResourcesPage 8
Main Street HanoverPage 9
Networking EventsPages 10 - 11
CREATIVITY UNLEASHED
Mission: We deliver value to our members and advance the interests of the business community.School-to-Work Benefits Hanover Students, BusinessPunctual, professional and eager to learn. These attributes don’t come to mind when one thinks of a “normal” high school student. Students involved in school-to-work programs (Intro to Manufacturing, Intro to Healthcare, Ethical Decision Making and Career Camp, to name a few) learn about local employment opportunities, responsibility and respect.
And it’s not only the students that are benefiting. Participating Hanover businesses welcome interested students to learn more about their business. Why? Because it teaches area youth that good jobs are available in their own backyard. The area’s future workforce learns that not all manufacturing jobs are “dirty.” Skilled employees are needed in areas such as quality control, physics and electronics just to name a few.
The Chamber thanks Hanover Public, Conewago Valley, South Western and Spring Grove school districts and Harrisburg Area Community College - Gettysburg Campus for
their support and participation.
In addition to the educators, partnerships with the following businesses have helped make these workforce programs possible: AquaPhoenix, Elsner Engineering Works, Leonhardt Manufacturing, McClarin Plastics, R. H. Sheppard, Ring Container, SKF, Snyder’s-Lance, Ox Paper Tube, and Utz Quality Foods.
The Chamber also thanks the following financial supporters: AquaPhoenix, DenMark Business Solutions, Elsner Engineering, Hanover Door, Hanover Hospital, HAHRA, Ox Paper Tube & Core, Ring Container, Snyder’s-Lance, True North Wellness Services, and Yazoo Mills Inc.
Members can show their support for these workforce initiatives by making a contribution. Please visit hanoverchamber.com/programs/workforce-development.
MARDI GRAS GALA SAt., FebRuARy 21 ~ 6 - 10 p.M.
Tickets available at hanoverchamber.com/mardi-gras. $60/person or $100/couple.Contact Ashley Kuhn, Operations Manager at 637.6130 for more details.
JoIn uS FoR A Fun evenInG oF:Games - Live Music
Cajun-style Food & DrinksKing & Queen - King’s Cake Cutting
Proceeds BenefitMain Street Hanover
KReWe SponSoRS:
Hanover Area Chamber of CommerceChair of the Board
Mark RiggsHanover Capital Management
Secretary/TreasurerNat Fissel, Smith Elliott Kearns & Co.
Vice ChairsJulia Groft, Manpower
Kevin Gulden, Utz Quality FoodsMike Kelly, York Traditions BankLinda Siegle, Esq., Siegle Law
Past ChairKen Simms, Wal-Mart South
Board of DirectorsLiam Behrens, Hanover Area YMCAVanessa Berger, Cross Keys Village
Torren Ecker, Becker & Strausbaugh, P.C.
Bert Elsner, Elsner Engineering WorksShannon Harvey, HACC GettysburgHarry McKean, New Age Associates
Mike Moyer, C H Reed Bruce Myers, Snyder’s-Lance
Karen Nelson, ACNB BankNikki Schroeder, Ox Paper Tube Dr. John Scola, Hanover Public
School DistrictJim Sponaugle, Riley Welding
& Fabricating LLCDr. Jill Wenrich, South Western
School District Jim Wissler, Hanover Hospital
Chamber StaffGary Laird, President
Ashley Kuhn, Operations [email protected]
Katy King, Marketing/PR [email protected]
Laura Weaver, Accounting [email protected]
Chamber Connection is a monthly publication of the Hanover Area
Chamber of Commerce. For deadline information, please contact Katy King at
[email protected]. w w w . h a n o v e r c h a m b e r . c o m
2 Hanover Area Chamber of Commerce 3Chamber News
Membership MinuteTelecommunication costs are one of the top five operating expenses incurred by a business.
Concerned about your telecommunication costs? Not sure where to start or who to call? The Chamber can get you dialed into an opportunity that will help save you money!
DenMark Business Solutions, Inc. is a consulting firm specializing in helping businesses understand and control their telecommunications costs. With the constant acquisitions and mergers, coupled with the ever-changing technology, you need more than a sales representative selling you a new plan. With DenMark, you get more.
Unlike most telecommunications sales representatives, DenMark does not work for a single provider. DenMark is an independent firm that has partnerships with key providers, with access to a complete assortment of telecommunications services from local, long distance, and cellular to data/high speed internet to equipment, maintenance, and cabling.
DenMark and the Chamber have created a partnership that will help you save money on your telecommunication costs. Clients typically realize a savings of 19%.
Call Stefani Gebhart at 634-2625 for details, or visit www.denmarkbusinesssolutions.com.
Welcome New MembersReal Estate SettlementBlack Abstracting Inc.
Patricia Black28 East High Street
Gettysburg, PA 17325717-337-3801
Hanover Chamber members kicked-off the New Year with a series of workshops to start their businesses off right in 2015.
“Attending the workshop by Growth Team Strategies in January has certainly helped me kick-off the New Year with new business goals, strengths, and marketing ideas for 2015,” said Vickie George of Dial-a-Temp.
The Chamber has scheduled more workshops in the coming months to continue to meet the needs of its members.
On Feb. 10, Jason Orhum of JAZ Design Co. will lead a workshop focused on fixing your online reputation.
In this training, participants will learn:• Why you are being left behind if you are ignoring the virtual doorway of your business• How to protect your online reputation• The top places people leave reviews and why it is important to be monitoring them
• How to automatically monitor your reputation• What your competition probably doesn’t know• The legal way to build your online reputation• What sources people research before doing business with you.• The top 4 listing distribution data suppliers and how important it is to have your information correct with them.• Why your social media activity (or non activity) is part of your reputation and what you can do today to improve it• How to respond to a negative review so that customers will not be swayed by it. Workshop seats are filled on a first-come, first-serve basis. You can register by calling the Chamber office at 717-637-6130, or online at hanoverchamber.com.
A listing of upcoming Chamber workshops is available on p. 11. Don’t miss out on a valuable opportunity to grow and advance your business!
Members Kick-Off New Year with Workshops
4 Chamber News 5Member Spotlights
Doceo Growth Partners470 Eisenhower Dr., Hanover 717-637-1200
Doceo Office Solutions officially launched its newest service line, Doceo Growth Partners, LLC, on Jan. 5, 2015. Through the new venture, Doceo will partner with clients to provide a level of lead generation that focuses on quality sales engagements.
“That makes us different, as our results are qualitative rather than quantitative” said Lisanne Gray, VP of Operations & Partner, Doceo Growth Partners.
The scope of services will include lead generation, marketing research, membership growth assistance, event vendor development and follow-up, and email and mail campaigns with follow-up calls.
With a staff of five, Doceo Growth Partners will be based out of Doceo’s Hanover office at 470 Eisenhower Dr.
For more information, or to speak with a representative about the services available to your business through Doceo Growth Partners, contact Gray at [email protected].
Byrnes Health Education Center Celebrates Milestoneby Alexis Pacchiana, Chamber InternThe Byrnes Health Education Center celebrates a major milestone with its 20th anniversary in 2015.
When it first opened in 1995, the center only had two theaters. They have since expanded to five theaters and two delivery platforms, where they deliver uniquely rich health education.
“In these twenty years, we have erased all geographic boundaries and launched our first app, healthy4me,” said Anne Bahn, President of the Byrnes Health Education Center.
“Within this time, we have delivered over 7 million health education lessons.”
The Center has a robust partnership with the Hanover Public School District (HPSD), including an endowment for its benefit. The endowment allows for the cost of health education programming at HPSD to be fully funded annually. Last year, health educators from the Byrnes Health education center delivered 27 programs district-wide, and the schedule for 2015 is equally as full-bodied.
“Our team uses pre and post testing to measure knowledge gain and behavioral intent due to our award-winning, creative, cross-curricular, standards-based curriculum,” said Alexandra Affigne, Development Officer.
“We know first-hand the impact our health education has on the community, as well as the importance of offering high-quality health education programming early in life.”
Lisanne Gray, VP of Operations & Partner, Doceo Growth Partners, LLC
Golden LivingCenter741 Chambersburg Rd., Gettysburg 717-334-6764
Golden LivingCenters celebrated completion of a recent renovation at the Gettysburg campus with a ribbon cutting on Jan. 7. The center provides short-term to long-term nursing home care, with more intensive clinical service if needed.
The recent renovations allow for a special unit designated to Alzheimer’s Care, rehabilitation including physical, occupational and speech therapists, and group activity space. The renovations are part of a long-term project for the center.
For more information, visit www.goldenlivingcenter.com.
Pictured l. to r.: Chris Kemple, Rep. Will Tallman’s Office; George Buchanan, Resident; Cara Rudisill, Director of Social Services; Jennifer Hodges, Director of Admissions; Joanna Young, Director of Nursing; Karen Nelson, ACNB Bank, Chamber Board Member; Sally Kohr, Sen. Richard Alloway’s Office.
Glatfelter Best Place to WorkGlatfelter Insurance Group (GIG) was named the third Best Place to Work in PA for large-sized companies of 250-plus employees. GIG has ranked in this category for nine consecutive years.
According to Glatfelter Insurance Group’s President/CEO Tony Campisi, the award is a result of Glatfelter’s workplace policies, philosophy, practices, associate communications and benefits package.
“We should all feel a strong sense of pride for this tremendous recognition and further testimony to the unique culture we share at GIG,” he said.
Numerous companies across Pennsylvania entered the two-part process to determine the 100 Best Places to Work in PA. This program evaluates and ranks the best places of employment in the state based on employee satisfaction and engagement, as well as workplace practices and policies.
Ox Industries Announces Siemens USA as SupplierOX Industries has selected Siemens USA to supply their latest technology AC sectional drive system to be implemented at OX’s Constantine, Michigan paper mill. The Siemens project is part of a $2 million capital improvement initiative that includes automation and press section upgrades. The Siemens USA drive upgrade will allow for increased efficiency, flexibility, consistency and cost savings. The project is expected to be completed in July and will allow OX to produce an additional 15,000 tons of URB at the Constantine facility.
Your Name in PrintHanover Chamber members cite advertising and promotional opportunities as their top reasons for membership. Are you taking advantage of the opportunities available to you through the Chamber?
Each month, ad space is available in the Chamber Connection newsletter. This piece is sent to over 950 business people in hard copy, in addition to 150 members who receiving an electronic version. Placing an ad is not only sure to give you exposure, but is also cost effective! Each ad includes a free hyperlink in our digital version, which remains online for one year.
Looking for web-based advertising? Monthly ads are available in the Chamber eblast communications. Sent 10-12 times per month, this ad allows for timely promotions including sales, special offers and seasonal merchandise or services.
Still haven’t found what you’re looking for? Chamber staff will work with you to crate a package or opportunity that suits your business’s needs.
Contact Katy King for more advertising information at [email protected].
Photo credit: Byrnes Health Education Center, byrneshec.org
6 Business Briefs 7Business Briefs
Chiaruttini Named to Wolf’s Environmental Protection Team
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf has appointed Environmental Attorney Alex Chiaruttini, of Stock and Leader, and others from across the mid-state to review state agencies, commissions,
and various other issue areas as part of his transition review team. Chiaruttini previously served as a compliance and enforcement attorney for the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection.
Vannoy Receives Professional Engineer Registration
C.S. Davidson, Inc. is pleased to announce that Jason W. Vannoy has received his Professional Engineer license from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Vannoy serves as a Project Engineer specializing in structural engineering. He has experience determining structural design loads in accordance with applicable building codes, assisting with structural analysis, design, and detailing of commercial, residential and industrial building projects. He also performs International Building Code special inspections.
Barley Snyder Names Schwartz Partner
Barley Snyder is pleased to announce that Joshua Schwartz has been voted into the law firm’s partnership, effective January 1, 2015. Schwartz practices in the firm’s Employment Law
group and leads its Workers’ Compensation practice.
Schwartz represents management and employers in all aspects of labor and employment law and in employment litigation matters before federal and state courts and administrative agencies. He also counsels employers on issues related to employee discipline and termination,
workplace harassment and compliance with federal and state employment laws.
Gettysburg Theatre Names Tomevi to Board
The law office of Barley Snyder is pleased to announce that Justin Tomevi has been elected to serve on the Board of Directors for the Gettysburg Community Theatre. Tomevi is
an associate in the firm’s Litigation and Immigration practice groups.
Orndorff, Schnitzer Appointed to National CommitteesScot E. Orndorff, CPA, and John R. Schnitzer, CPA, members of Smith Elliott Kearns & Company, LLC (SEK&Co), have been appointed to national committees for PKF North America (PKF NA). PKF NA is a membership association comprised of 99 independent accounting and consulting firms in North America who share resources such as education, client service, best practices, marketing and various ranges of expertise.
Orndorff has been appointed to the 2015 Accounting and Auditing Committee, and works in the firm’s Chambersburg office. He has 37 years of experience providing audits and
related services to local government entities, financial institutions and nonprofit organizations. Orndorff leads the firm’s Local Government Service Group and focuses on single audits and program audits of federal and state grant recipients.
Schnitzer has been appointed to the 2015 Firm Management Committee and the 2015 Nominating Committee. He joined the firm 29 years ago after graduating from
Shippensburg University and was elected Managing Member in 2010. In addition to his managing duties, Schnitzer provides consulting and business planning services
to closely-held businesses, manufacturers, contractors, and healthcare providers.
Smith Elliott Kearns & Co., LLC Announce Promotions
The Members of Smith Elliott Kearns & Company, LLC (SEK&Co) are pleased to announce that Peter O. McDonald, CPA has been admitted as a Member of the Firm.
McDonald joined the firm in 2000 after graduating with honors in Accounting from the University of Ottawa, Canada. He practices in the Accounting Services and Tax Department and works primarily with small business and individual clients. McDonald is also a member of the firm’s Accounting Services committee.
Shannon K. Geiman, CPA has been promoted from supervisor to manager. Geiman joined the Hanover office of SEK&Co in 2009 with more than 15 years of public accounting
experience. She provides accounting and tax services to small and medium sized business entities with an emphasis in multi-state taxation. Geiman is a graduate of West Virginia University with a Bachelor of Science in Accounting.
Judy K. Hebb, CPA has also been promoted to manager. Hebb joined SEK&Co’s Hagerstown office in 2008. She specializes in providing tax and accounting services to a wide variety
of businesses and individuals. She received her Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Shepherd University
The Members of SEK&Co are pleased toannounce the following staff members were promoted from Senior Associate to Supervisor effective January 1, 2015:
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Cory A. Cuffley, CPA, MAC joined the firm in 2011 after graduating from Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration.
He has also attained a Master of Accountancy degree from Villanova University. Cuffley works with individual and business clients providing tax, audit and review services in the firm’s Hanover office.
Jennifer G. Day joined SEK&Co in 2010 after earning a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration, majoring in Accounting, from Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania. Day
primarily works with not for profit and pension audit clients and assists with a variety of tax projects in the firm’s Hanover office.
Angela L. Quigley, CPA graduated summa cum laude from The Pennsylvania State University, Capital College in Middletown, PA with a Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting.
She joined the Accounting, Consulting, & Tax Services Department of the Chambersburg office in October 2010.
Meghan E. Clark, MBA was promoted from Staff Associate to Senior Associate. Clark graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Susquehanna University
and an MBA from Shippensburg University. She joined the firm in 2012
after working in the private sector. Clark works with a variety of audit clients in the Carlisle office.
Charli E. Heilmann was promoted from
Staff Associate to Senior Associate. Charli joined the firm in 2012 after working in the private sector. She graduated from Shepherd University with degrees in Accounting and Economics in 2011. Heilmann works in the Audit Department of the firm’s Hagerstown office.
Scott A. Henry, CPA, MBA was promoted from Staff Associate to Senior Associate. Henry graduated from Shippensburg University with a Bachelor of Science in Accounting
in 2012 and his MBA in 2013. He joined the firm on a full time basis in 2013 after completing several successful internships. He works primarily in the Audit Department in the Chambersburg office.
Karen L. Larson was promoted from Staff Associate to Senior Associate. Larson received her Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting from Penn State University and
joined the firm in 2012 after working for Metro Bank. She works in the Carlisle office in the Audit Department.
Daryl L. Staley, CPA, MBA was promoted from Staff Associate to Senior Associate. Staley joined the firm full-time in 2013 after completing a successful internship. He is a
graduate of Shippensburg University where he received both an undergraduate degree in Accounting and an MBA. Staley works primarily with tax and small business clients and assists with pension audits in the Hanover office.
Bonnie S. Aleshire was promoted from Support Accountant to Supervising Accountant. Bonnie joined SEK&Co in 2004 with over 10 years of private accounting experience.
She earned an Associate’s Degree in Accounting from Wilson College. She provides bookkeeping and tax services to the firm’s family owned small business clients in a variety of industries.
In partnership with the Hanover Area Chamber of Commerce, the Hanover Area YMCA is proud to extend a special discount to Chamber members and their employees. New members of the YMCA will pay NOTHING TO JOIN. That’s right, we will waive your join fee AND pay for your first full month of membership! Contact our Membership Director for details. 717-632-8211
hanoverymca.org
IT PAYS TO BE A MEMBER
The Hanover Area Management Association is pleased to welcome Dr. Alan Zimmerman to Cross Keys Village – The Brethren Home Community for a leadership conference on March 18.
Everyone at work and at home asks the same questions. “How do I get others to do what I want them to do? And how do I get
others to give their full and wiling cooperation of others?” In this program, you will learn 6 time-tested, research-proven skills that will answer that question once and for all.
Dr. Alan R. Zimmerman, CSP, CPAE Speaker Hall of Fame is a renowned speaker who has been inducted into the CPAE
Speaker Hall of Fame; an honor reserved for only a small handful of people in the last 30 years, including Ronald Reagan, Colin Powell, Ken Blanchard and Zig Ziglar. He publishes the “Tuesday Tip”, a weekly internet newsletter that focuses on maximizing human performance, increasing leadership effectiveness, and developing communication competence. Zimmerman is the author of several audio and video programs, as well as books and training manuals that help people and organizations develop skills for peak performance.
The conference will begin with a full breakfast buffet at 7:30 a.m. in the Nicarry Meetinghouse, followed by the presentation from 8 a.m. until noon. The cost is $50 for members of HAMA, HAHRA, and GAPA, and $75 for non-members. The first 100 registrants will receive a free copy of the book The Service Payoff. All attendees can register to win a free two-day “Journey to the Extraordinary” workshop, valued at $1,295, and held at various locations throughout the US.
For more information and registration, please contact Lisa Moore at [email protected] or 717.633.8422 by March 10.
8 Community Resources 9Main Street Hanover
Upcoming EventsLove Hanover - February 14
Think Green Hanover - March 14Snack Food Day - April 11
WHVR 1280 AM and the Hanover Area Council of Churches are partnering once again to present a broadcast marathon to benefit the council’s Changing Lives Homeless Shelter and the homeless programs operated by Turning Point.
The 14th annual Hanover Cares: House the Homeless Marathon, presented by Realtors Association of York and Adams Counties, runs from noon until 8 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 5, and from 6 a.m. until 4 p.m. Friday, Feb. 6, on WHVR 1280. A $6,000 goal has been set for the 18-hour marathon.
Donations will be used to provide shelter for our community’s homeless throughout the year and to provide continuing support and services through the Hanover Area Council of Churches and Turning Point. The marathon is linked to Valentine’s Day by providing donors commemorative cards in honor of their loved ones. These cards can then be inserted into traditional Valentine’s Day cards.
Contributions will be accepted at the Hanover Area Council of Churches, 136 Carlisle St.; Grace United Church of Christ, 100 4th St.; St. Mark Lutheran Church, 129 Charles St. or at the WHVR offices, 275 Radio Rd.
Donations should be made by check, payable to the Hanover Area Council of Churches. For more information, please contact the Hanover Area Council of Churches at 717-633-6353 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Broadcast Marathon to Benefit Area Homeless
Management Association Presents Leadership Conference
Artwork Installed DowntownMain Street Hanover has commissioned local artist Jeff Aspers of Tossed and Found Art for the first public art sculpture, which was installed before the holidays in the Baltimore Street parking lot beside Club 2000. The concept for this initial art piece is an infinity sign, representing downtown Hanover’s boundless potential and made of a metal frame with interior components consisting of re-purposed items from Hanover’s agricultural and the industrial roots.
“When asked to create an art piece that symbolizes the agricultural and industrial heritage of Hanover, I envisioned [this piece],” said Aspers.
“Where one side flows from industrial to agricultural and every piece is holding the other together; they support each other. Without one, there is an imbalance, and Hanover has a rich history in both providing an underlying strength throughout the community. I have really enjoyed learning more about the people and the town as I created this; piece by piece, smaller stories are combined into a larger unified one. Thank you for stopping and sharing.”
This initial public art piece was made possible through grants received from the York County Community Foundation and PNC Bank. The piece will be officially dedicated in the spring.
Support MSH at Mardi GrasThe second-annual Mardi Gras Gala will be held on Sat., Feb. 21 in a secret downtown location. Proceeds from the event will support Main Street Hanover. Join fellow MSH supporters downtown for an evening of good food, fun games, and exciting entertainment.
Tickets can be purchased through the Chamber website at www.hanoverchamber.com/mardi-gras, or by calling the Chamber office.
Can’t attend? You can still support Main Street with a general contribution. Please see donation information below, or contact Justine Kilkelly, Manager, MSH, at [email protected].
Sponsorship Opportunities
Main Street Hanover is dedicated to providing programs and events that support the community, made possible by sponsorships and donations. If you are interested in
becoming a sponsor or making a general donation, please direct payments to PEYDC. PEDYC serves as the fiscal
sponsor to MSH, providing 501(c)3 status.
In order for your contribution to be tax-deductible, all monies should be directed to PEYDC, 144 Roosevelt
Ave., Ste. 100, York, PA 17401. Questions? Contact Kim Gross at [email protected] or 771-4583 ext. 3049. A
receipt will be mailed for your records.
Artwork created by Jeff Aspers has been installed on Baltimore Street in downtown Hanover.
10 Networking Opportunities 11Event Registration
Be ConnectedEvents
February 10Membership Mixer, 5 - 7 p.m.Diamonds & Designs by Ashley Lauren, 9 Carlisle St., HanoverAttendees:
February 10Workshop: Online Reputation Management, 8 - 9 a.m.Chamber Office, 146 Carlisle St., HanoverAttendees:
February 18Eye-Opener Breakfast, 7:30 a.m.Hanover High School, 401 Moul Ave., HanoverAttendees:
February 21Mardi Gras Gala, 6 - 10 p.m.Secret Downtown Location, Proceeds Benefit Main Street HanoverAttendees:
February 27Legislative Roundtable, 7:30 a.m.Dutch Country Restaurant, 946 Baltimore St., HanoverAttendees:
March 12Membership Mixer, 5:30 - 7:30 p.m.Belco Community Credit Union, 221 Wilson Ave., HanoverAttendees:
March 26March Madness Membership Mixer, 5 - 7 p.m.Genova’s To Go, 1446 Baltimore St., HanoverAttendees:
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Eye-Opener BreakfastWednesday, February 18, 7:30 a.m.Hanover High School401 Moul Ave., Hanover
Corporate Challenge Kickoff EventKeynote Speaker: Jay Jacobs, Biggest Loser ContestantFeaturing:Snyder’s-Lance2014 Corporate Challenge Winner
$11/member; $15/non-member
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When the weather outside is frightful, tune to The Peak 98.5 FM & WHVR 1280 AM for Hanover Chamber event cancellations.
The first Legislative Roundtable of 2015 will be held Fri., Feb. 27 at Dutch Country Restaurant. Meet with local legislators and discuss issues that are impacting the Hanover business community.
The breakfast buffet will open at 7:30 a.m., with discussion to begin shortly thereafter. Register online at www.hanoverchamber.com, or by calling the Chamber office.
Thank you to our sponsors, The Glatfelter Agency and Hanover Hospital.
Roundtable Scheduled for February
Several Chamber members were recognized at the December Eye-Opener Breakfast, held at the Hanover Elks Lodge. Chamber interns Lexi Spangler and Alexis Pacchiana also gave a few remarks on their experience with the Chamber, thus far.
The breakfast was sponsored by The Glatfelter Agency, and attendees were treated to holiday music by members of the Hanover Symphony Orchestra.
Salutes Recognized at Breakfast
Pictured l. to r.: Alex Hayes and Melissa Miller, The Gettysburg Times; Tony Myers, About It All; Bill Greenawalt, The Glatfelter Agency; Ken Kirkpatrick, KLK Welding; Lexi Spangler and Alexis Pacchiana, Chamber Interns.
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