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ContentsTABLE OF 4 From Your Executive Director

Your Chamber Benefits

5 Legislature in the News 2019 Legislative Session

6 Feature Article Crafting an Experience

8 Calendar of Events See What’s Happening!

10 MakingaDifference Crystal Lake Midas and Project Spark

11 United Way Campaign Annual Celebration Event

12 Celebrate Community Growth

12 New Members Welcome to the Chamber!

14 ChamberSoundOff Timely Q & A with Our Members

15 The Salvation Army Back to School Program

15 Board of Directors

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Executive DirectorA WORD FROM YOUR

AreYouTakingAdvantageofAllofYourChamberBenefits?Did you know we offer a Member Orientation the first Thursday of every month? Many members think it is only for new members but it is open to all our members. Why would you want to go if you have been a Chamber member for 3, 5, 10 or even 20 years? The Chamber is continually changing our programming and what we have to offer.

WhataresomethingsyouwilllearninOrientation?• You can submit a press release through your Members Only section on the Chamber Website. They are then listed on the

“News From Our Members” section on the website and we list those press releases in our Monthly Newsletter, pending room. We want all our Members to see the exciting things happening in your business.

• You can add keywords in your Members Only section to make your business more searchable on our website.

• Are you receiving your “What You Need to Know” every Friday? Here you find out everything that is happening the following week.

• Every member has the opportunity to hold a Ribbon Cutting. Your picture is featured on our website, in our newsletter, on our Facebook page and featured in the Northwest Herald. FREE marketing!

• You can place your business cards and brochures in the Chamber office.

• We now have a Text Program where you are notified the day before events. Text EVENTS 23 to 57838 and reply YES once you receive your text notification, you are enrolled. Don’t forget to text YES.

• We are always looking for great ideas on what you would like to hear at our Brown Bag Lunches. Did you know we also have Out To Lunch every other month where you can have a casual lunch with other Chamber members and discuss a business topic?

• We have 6 networking groups, a Women Empowering Women group, a Young Professionals group (YP’s), a Health and Wellness group and several committees you could join.

These are just a few of the benefits of being a Chamber member. If you were not aware of all these benefits, sign up for our next Orientation or contact the Chamber and we can give you more information.

I hope to see you there soon!

Alli MagitAlli MagitExecutive Director of the Crystal Lake Chamber


BUSINESS

LEGISLATURE IN THE NEWS

2019 Legislative Session: A Mixed Bagby IL State Senator Craig Wilcox

The outcome of the 2019 legislative session was a mixed-bag of results for Illinois businesses.

Senate Bill 1, signed into law Feb. 19 mandates a six-year phased-in $15/hr. minimum wage for adults and $13/hr. minimum wage for those under 19 years of age. Surrounding states will have minimum wage rates well below Illinois

as our rate begins to climb. This will make our businesses, especially along border state areas, far less competitive. That could result in job losses here. These concerns were raised by local chambers, farmers and small and large businesses alike, but they were not addressed in the bill. I will continue to advocate for less burdensome government as the legislative session continues.

House Bill 1438 legalized “recreational” marijuana, allowing adults to possess up to 30 grams of marijuana. Possession above that limit remains a class 4 felony. Fortunately, workplace protections are part of the law, including allowing employers to create reasonable employee zero tolerance and drug testing requirements. Employers can also prohibit the use of marijuana at work. Discipline and termination is allowed for violating those policies and the law provides liability protection if the employer terminates an employee.

The largest-ever state budget totaling $40 billion - was approved, and while spending and a number of taxes

increased, the deal included some positives for businesses. The so-called Death Tax or Estate Tax will sunset on Jan. 1, 2021; four new tax credits were created to spur construction projects; the Manufacturing Machinery and Equipment (MM&E) Exemption on production-related tangible personal property was extended and; the Corporate Franchise Tax will be phased out over four years beginning in 2020.

Other notable issues include;Senate Bill 75, which is currently under review by the Governor, requires all employers in the state to provide sexual harassment prevention training for their employees. Hotels and casinos are required to provide employees with safety or notification devices. Additionally, state officials, employees and lobbyists are required to take sexual harassment and unlawful discrimination prevention training annually. There are also protections for victims of discrimination or harassment under the Complainant’s Bill of Rights included in the bill.

House Bill 834 prohibits employers from asking a prospective employee about their wage history or other compensation. It is also under review by the Governor.

Also noteworthy were House Bill 3271 and Senate Bill 1648. These proposals would have allowed small businesses to make quarterly unemployment insurance payments, instead of a full payment in the first quarter of the year. Unfortunately, neither measure received a hearing this spring.

Legislators return to Springfield for the fall Veto Session in October. The 2019 session was my first full session as your State Senator. It’s an honor to represent your views in Springfield.

Perspectives



Nowadays the term branding has become somewhat of a buzzword. The use is casually thrown about to describe colors, logos, and general imagery. But what if branding means something more? What if that more could bring you more business? Today I want to explore what branding is, why it’s important, and how you can leverage branding to make your business grow.

What branding is and why it’s importantAs previously stated, when I use the term branding you probably think of logos immediately. The concept of branding is so much more though. Branding, in its truest sense, is a product. More specifically, it is an experience. To understand this fully, we need to take one step back and look at marketing. Marketing is the ongoing effort of promoting a product. However, marketing does not account for the public’s perception of your product or services. This is what we call the “brand experience”.

The brand experience is the user perception of the experience associated with your business, product, or service. From the initial contact with your brand to the close of sale, every step of that journey is part of the brand experience. Think of a company that you particularly love. Is it just the product that you love, or is it the entire experience, including support or aesthetics? All of those feelings and events you connect with that item or service are what make up the brand experience, giving the brand its power.

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Once you have a favorable brand experience, then you can leverage that perception onto your products or services. This is how your brand cooperates with marketing. By spreading your favorable brand with potential customers, they don’t need to know the product’s quality prior to purchase. They simply apply their brand experience to your product. Be careful! Your products are inherently part of your brand experience, and a poor experience can negatively impact your overall brand perception.

Crafting Your Brand Experience and Leveraging Brand PerceptionNow that we know why you should build your brand and how it impacts our business, we can take a few steps to improve and utilize our brand for maximum return on investment. In all efforts, our primary goal is to maintain or improve consumer perspective of our brand experience.

1. Unify your brand experience: By creating a unified brand experience (matching up your colors, logos, imagery, fonts, etc.), your branding becomes much more powerful and requires less of it. One of the best examples of this is Coca-Cola. Just by applying their particular shade of red to an advertisement, you become instantly aware of their involvement (Google “Coca-Cola & American Idol” for more analysis).

2. Design a “Unique Sales Journey” for your potential customers: By crafting a one-of-a-kind sales journey for each of your unique potential clients, you can connect with your audience as a content expert first and corporation second. Be sure to speak to your prospect in words and terminology that they will understand.

3. Customer retention is marketing: On average, users will tell 15 people about their negative experiences with businesses. By focusing on maintaining a positive brand experience through

the customer service lifecycle, you can avoid disaster. Remember that it is brand perception that drives new and continued business, so you need to focus on customer support.

4. Know your target audience: You cannot get everyone to be your customer. Instead, focus on putting your efforts into approaching viable candidates through search engine optimization (SEO), paid ad targeting, event sponsorships, direct mailing, and social platforms. This way, you can spend less time creating broad messaging campaigns and build interesting brand experiences for your ideal customers.

5. Be approachable: You probably aren’t the only business that does what you do. By sharing valuable content on your website, being involved in community conversations, and being available to answer questions; you become a friendly, reliable company before they ever spend one dollar. You sold them on your “Brand Experience”, setting you apart from your competition, and that is the powerful.

Ask Yourself, “Does this positivelyimpactmybrandexperience?”Your business has tons of moving parts. It would be so much easier if you could just slap your logo on a box and sell millions of products. But good branding takes more effort than that. Buyers now have more information than they ever did before. By realizing that you need to sell your potential customers on the idea of buying your product, you can begin to build that unique, desirable brand perspective. Once your brand experience is the core of how you operate, you will realize that everything, from operations to marketing, falls easily into place.

August 1st

Member Orientation – 8:00am Chamber Building, Crystal Lake

Lunchtime Mixer – 11:30am Habitat for Humanity Northern Fox Valley - Model Home 431 S. McHenry Avenue, Crystal Lake

August 6th

Women Empowering Women – 11:30am American Community Bank & Trust 381 S. Main Street, Crystal Lake

Multi-Chamber After Hours – 5:00pm 3D Bowl/Sideouts Bar & Eatery

4018 Roberts Road, Island Lake

August 8th

Out to Lunch - 12:00pm Panera Bread, 6000 Northwest Hwy., Crystal Lake

August 13th

Multi-Chamber After Hours – 5:00pm Express Employment Professionals / FASTSIGNS 580 E. Terra Cotta Avenue, Crystal Lake

Family Ties Estate Sales Ribbon Cutting – 4:45pm 580 E. Terra Cotta Ave., Crystal Lake

August 20th

Multi-Chamber After Hours – 5:00pm Prairie Community Bank 800 W. Grant Highway, Marengo

August 27th

Monday Night Football After Hours – 5:00pm Goal Line Sports Bar & Grill, Inc. 85 Brink Street, Crystal Lake

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Crystal Lake Midas and Project SparkMaking a Difference in the Community

Crystal Lake Midas, located at 260 W. Virginia St. in Crystal Lake, and their team of technicians recently worked in partnership to assist Henry Owens—an upbeat father of two and volunteer youth basketball and football coach—who last summer was in an accident that resulted in his legs being severed.

Crystal Lake Midas shop repaired and modified the donated van with the installation of a mobility ramp to help to restore a degree of independence to Henry’s life. To learn more, check out their video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/X5Sx_aTbjxI

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Monday Night Football Books are here!Each book purchased for $20 enters you in our Monday Night Football Raffle with a chance to win $50 based on 3rd quarter scores every Monday Night and $100 for the big game in February. For every 100 raffle books sold, there will be one winner. There are up to 7 winners each week during the football season. Each winner will automatically be mailed a check to the name/ address provided on the tear-off portion of the book cover.

A list of raffle winners will be maintained on the Chamber of Commerce website at clchamber.com.

This raffle fundraiser is sponsored by the Crystal Lake Chamber of Commerce and has been approved by the City of Crystal Lake under its raffle license #19-32 issued in May of 2019. You must be 18 to play.

Books are in circulation from mid July through early February. Get in on the action!

Be sure to attend the Annual Monday Night Football After Hours at Goal Line Sports Bar & Grill on Tuesday, August 27th from 5pm-7pm. Get a chance to be entered in some fantastic drawings while enjoying great Chamber networking and great food provided by Goal Line Sports Bar & Grill and beverages provided by Chas. Herdrich & Son.


United Way of Greater McHenry CountyAnnual Campaign Celebration

It’s not often that you can get a little bit of Hollywood in McHenry County. However, United Way of Greater McHenry County did just that at their annual campaign celebration on June 4th at Starline Factory in Harvard. With almost 200 supporters, donors and friends gathered, attendees were part of the live studio audience of the Tonight Show Starring United Way and were entertained with a late night, variety-style awards show.

Executive Director Carole Peters revealed that this year, due to the generosity of the residents and donors of McHenry County, United Way will be allocating $1.1 million dollars to our 29 local partner agencies, an increase of over $99,000 more than last year. The re-investment of these dollars back into our community is impressive and we are so grateful – definitely a reason to celebrate!

Along with revealing the amount raised, truly one of the highlights of every annual dinner is handing out awards to our community leaders and givers. Every June we recognize those who are passionate about United Way, this community and who are helping to elevate what we do. Congratulations and thank you to the following Crystal Lake Chamber members:

The Milestone Award – awarded to companies who raised over $50,000:

• Baxter & Woodman (Crystal Lake) $51,455• ComEd (McHenry County) $73,381

The Breakthrough Award – awarded to companies who had a successful first year campaign or who had a high increase in participation and dollars from the previous year.

• Stryker (Cary) $20,700• Northwestern Medicine (McHenry County) for raising

$25,000

The Servant Heart Award – awarded to Marilyn Zopp, longstanding volunteer for our partner agency Senior Care Volunteer Network for connecting seniors to the services they need, volunteering with compassion and touching the lives of hundreds in McHenry County.

The Social Buzz Award – awarded to FASTSIGNS of Crystal Lake for using social media to engage the community and increase awareness of United Way and our partnership.

The Community First Award – awarded to the team at Mercyhealth McHenry County for creating a culture of giving within and always putting McHenry County at the forefront through Day of Caring Projects, running an active campaign and being present and willing to help other United Way partner agencies.

Special thanks to our 2019 Annual Campaign Sponsors that are Crystal Lake Chamber members:

American Community Bank and Trust, BMO Harris Bank, Crystal Lake Bank and Trust, Clearwater Capital Partners, Mercyhealth System, Hammortree Financial Services, Petersen Sealcoating and Paving, Prairie Community Bank, Golden Eagle Community Bank, Caldwell Consulting Group, Baxter & Woodman, Zanck, Coen, Wright & Saladin PC and Aurora University Woodstock.


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Celebrate Community Growth

Brand New Smile Dental Implant Centers held a Ribbon Cutting and Multi Chamber After Hours with the Crystal Lake, Algonquin/LITH and Huntley Chamber of Commerce’s. They are a locally-owned and operated business that provides state-of-the-art dental implants in a warm, compassionate atmosphere. Their patients love them because they treat them like family, every step of the way. Their office is located at 261 N Randall Road, Ste 102 in Lake in the Hills.

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LT Nails LoungeLam Nguyen230 W. Virginia, Unit 820CCrystal Lake, IL 60014779.226.1116dingteaillinois.com

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I have spent a lot of time branding our logo so that it would become unanimous with both our mission and our name “Enlightened Balance”. When you stand behind what you are doing or selling your logo and branding should be as important to you as your name. We receive compliments from both clients and other stores when they notice our iconic logo on bags, stickers, advertising and so on. It makes clients remember you, when they might forget your name they will remember a visual imprint connected with your logo/branding. Hopefully you have done what it takes for that visual connection to be a positive one!

Kelly RoewerHome State Bank, N.A.

Effective branding can assist you in building your reputation, help you to stand out from your competition, and project your values to your customer and your community. It’s what you’re known for and what your customers recognize, it reinforces your corporate direction and helps validate your mission. At Home State Bank, we take pride that our brand and reputation have strengthened continually over the past 104 years.

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A strong brand identity can establish an emotional connection with consumers, which can be a solid foundation for building a lasting relationship with a brand.

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It’s important to give our customer the experience they expect. Our brand is not simply what we say it is. It’s how our customers perceive and experience us. Therefore, our brand lives in everyday interactions with our customers. And to us, it’s of the utmost important to say what we do, and do what we say. It is what differentiates us and helps build loyalty and trust. That’s why we are not afraid to challenge the status quo and be ourselves - it’s part of our brand identity to be authentic.

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Supporting The Salvation ArmyBack to School Program

Every year, parents facing financial difficulties look to The Salvation Army for help in providing proper school supplies for their children before the start of a new school year. Many children go to school with inadequate tools to be successful such as pens, pencils, paper or a backpack to carry on their first day of school. The Salvation Army of McHenry County, along with community support, is working to change this reality through the Back to School Program.

Through our partnerships in 2018, The Salvation Army provided over 1000 children with backpacks stuffed full of needed school supplies. We are looking for businesses to be a school supply donation drop-off site this summer. There is very little to do. We will drop off the donation bin along with flyers and card handouts. When the bin is ready to be picked up, we will come by and collect the materials and donations. It is that easy.

If you can help, please contact The Salvation Army of McHenry County at (815) 455-2769 or e-mail [email protected].

Crystal Lake Chamber - Board of Directors

ChairpersonMatt Horist

American Community Bank & Trust

Vice-ChairpersonGary Bonick

Allstate-Bonick Agency, LTD

TreasurerMary Miller

Miller Verchota, Inc.

Past ChairpersonRandy Leggee

Pioneer Center for Human Services

Directors:Pam Bialas

Crystal Lake Bank & Trust Company, N.A.

Leslie Blake Big Brothers Big Sisters of McHenry County

Scott Block McHenry County Mental Health Board

Dawn Gilman Crystal Lake Engraving

Trent Gordon Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital

Jennifer Hall Mercyhealth

Suha Hossain BMO Harris Bank

Doug McAllister Douglas Automotive

Scott McKeever Weyers McKeever Financial Partners

Judy Pelinski Fresh Look Interiors

Ken Pringle CPR Finance & Associates, LLC

Beth Repta Repta Realty Group of Keller Williams Success Realty

Kelly Roewer Home State Bank, N.A.

Catie Schmit Northwestern Memorial HealthCare

Randy Smith General Kinematics Corp.

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