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Business After Hours
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May
May 22, 2008 The
Colony Golf & Bay,
1 mile West on Coconut Road, Estero
June
June 26, 2008 Embassy Suites, 10450 Corkscrew Commons
July 23, 2008....
Annual Luncheon, Hyatt Regency Coconut Point Resort &
Spa, Coconut Road.
August 28, 2008...Miromar
Lakes Beach & Golf Club, 18520 Miromar Lakes Blvd. West
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Estero Chamber Of Commerce
PO Box 588
Estero, FL 33928
239-948-7990
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$15- For Future Members
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Members: Please send an email to the
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Chamber in the subject line. Thanks.
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Estero Chamber Of Commerce
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The Estero
Chamber attended the groundbreaking Ceremony for the
new Estero Post Office located on Three Oaks Blvd.
Left to right:
Lee County
Sheriff Mike Scott
Lee County
School Board Member Jane Kuckel
Lee County
School Board Chairman Jeanne Dozier
Congressman
Connie Mack
Estero Chamber
Chairman & CEO Meg Judge
Estero
Postmaster Deborah Rardin
Our Lady of
Light Church Pastor Hugh McGuigan
Estero Fire
Commissioner Dick Schweers
Chamber
President & VP International Design Center John
Garvalia
Chamber Director
& Broker / Owner Re/Max Estates Vincent Napoleon
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Attending the
groundbreaking for the new Estero Post Office
Estero
Postmaster Deborah Rardin
Congressman
Connie Mack
Estero Chamber
Chairman & CEO Meg Judge
Lee County
School Board Chairman Jeanne Dozier
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Attending the
groundbreaking for the new Estero Post Office
Chamber Chairman
& CEO Meg Judge
Estero
Postmaster Debbie Rardin
Chamber
President & VP International Design Center John
Garvalia
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Celebrate Estero
Celebrate Estero on February 16th Chili Cook-Off Judges:
Seated: District Director Kara Moore from Congressman Connie Mack's Office; Representative Trudi Williams; Lee County Commissioner Tammy Hall; Chairman Ray Judah; Senator Burt Saunders; Economic Development Office Pat O'Rourke; Commissioner Bob Janes; Standing: Estero Fire & Rescue District Marketing Susan Lindenmuth; Chairman & CEO Meg Judge
Judges for the "Estero's Got Talent" are Stacy Angeloff, Estero H. S. Band Master Mark Gurnow, Commissioner Brian Bigelow. San Carlos Park Fire District won the Chili Cook-off on February 16th at Celebrate Estero event at Miromar Outlets.
Left to right are Chairman & CEO Meg Judge; San Carlos Park Fire District Chief Nat Ippolito; Estero Fire & Rescue Marketing Director Susan Lindenmuth; Lt.Ernie Hand and his children; Fire Fighter Brian Dubrasky; Stephen Whidden. Estero Chamber presented a check to benefit the Estero H. S. Band. Left to right President John Garvalia, VP International Design Center; Chairman & CEO Meg Judge; Band Director Mark Gurnow; Shelley Pritt, Asst General Manager Miromar Outlets. Estero Chamber presented a check to Sr. Friendship Centers of Lee County. President John Garvalia, VP International Design Center; Kristina Dice, Community Engagement Director; Chairman & CEO Meg Judge Chili Cook-Off Trophy for "Best Presentation" went to Koreshan State Park. Estero Fire & Rescue Fire Fighters prepare for the "Chili Cook-Off." Bonita Springs Fire & Rescue Fire Fighters are serving their "Chili" to the people attending Celebrate Estero. San Carlos Fire District serving their winning "Chili." The staff at Koreshan State Historic Park cooking up their "Chili." Chairman & CEO Meg Judge; Lee County Sheriff's Department Captain Gil Allen;
President John Garvalia, VP International Design Center. "Chili Cook-Off" Judges Commissioner Ray Judah; pictured with Chairman & CEO Meg Judge; Commissioner Tammy Hall. Business expo at Celebrate Estero International Design Center Miromar Development Corporation Estero Chamber VP Debi Montenieri, VP & Manager 5/3 Fifth Third Bank; Deborah Rardin, Postmaster Estero Post Office. Estero Post Office Staff interview applicants for a U.S. passport Bonita Community Health Center. Susan G. Komen for the Cure SWFL Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre Kiwanis Club of San Carlos Park Southern Extreme Water Ski Team Puppet Show for the Children Estero High School Wildcats Band Supporters Lee County Sheriff's Department Catalyst Band performed entertainment at "Celebrate Estero" Winner Megan Bradford performing at "Estero's Got Talent" Family attending "Celebrate Estero"
Celebrate Estero on February 16th Chili Cook-Off Judges:
Seated: District Director Kara Moore from Congressman Connie Mack's Office; Representative Trudi Williams; Lee County Commissioner Tammy Hall; Chairman Ray Judah; Senator Burt Saunders; Economic Development Office Pat O'Rourke; Commissioner Bob Janes; Standing: Estero Fire & Rescue District Marketing Susan Lindenmuth; Chairman & CEO Meg Judge
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The
Estero Chamber of Commerce held its "Business After Hours"
on January 24th hosted by 5/3 Fifth Third Bank, 21321 S.
Tamiami Trail, Estero. Left to right: Estero Chamber
Treasurer Jeff Maas, CFO Gates Total Solutions; President
John Garvalia, VP International Design Center; Vice
President Debi Montenieri, VP & Manager 5/3 Fifth Third
Bank; Guest Speaker David Kakkuri, Ph. D., FGCU Director,
Center for Leadership & Innovation, Lutgert College of
Business; Estero Chamber Chairman & CEO Meg Judge;
Director Vincent Napoleon, Broker Re/Max Estates.
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The
Estero Chamber held its "Business After Hours" on January 24th
hosted by the 5/3 Fifth Third Bank, 21321 S. Tamiami Trail,
Estero. Seated Estero Chamber VP Debi Montenieri, VP & Manager
5/3 Fifth Third Bank; Tim MacKay, Senior VP 5/3 Fifth Third
Bank ; Estero Chamber Chairman & CEO Meg Judge. Standing staff
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Kara A. Moore, District
Director for Connie Mack
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John Schoeliner, General
Manager Estero Country Club at The Vines
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Jamie Archambault and
Jody Pugh from the office of Melanie Pugh, DMD
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New Estero Chamber Members Dale
& Cathy Campion proprietors of Skyshades of Southwest
Florida.
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New Members from Worth
Company Stores located at International Design Center Maura
DeParolos, Consultant and Stacey Brooks, Sales Associate. |
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Ellen Police, General
Manager and Elizabeth Carlone, Sales Associates from Pierre
Deux located at International Design Center.
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Those in attendance at the "Business After
Hours" are Jackie Maginity, Ackerman Insurance; Jeanne Wierman,
Customer Service Representative Germain Lexus; Janine Decker,
Legal Services; Sheri Neuman, Sales Representative Germain
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Estero Chamber
Classic Golf Tournament |
The Estero Chamber of Commerce held its Classic Golf Tournament hosted by Old Corkscrew Golf Club. Left to right Staff Members: Mike Holland; Mark Iwinski, Manager Golf Operations;
Estero Chamber Meg Judge, Chairman of the Board & CEO; Everaldo Merlo; Gary Carpenter; Dave Griffiths.
The winning team at the Estero Chamber Classic Golf Tournament hosted by Old Corkscrew Golf Club was Embassy Suites. Left to right are Bob Young; Dan Sullivan; Brad Wymer; Mark Crabb.
Title Sponsor was West Bay Club. Left to right Bob Patnaude; Caleb Orth; Tim Beastrom; Tim Spain.
Awards won by various players. Left to right Jim Arpin – Nearest to Pin # 7, Raymond Rodrigues - Nearest to Pin # 17, Mark Crabb - Longest Drive # 18, Marcie Novakovich - Longest Drive # 6
FGCU team won gift certificate to Miromar Lakes Golf Club for four. Left to right David Vazquez;
Randy Moglia; Ken Millar; Raymond Rodrigues
Practicing before going on the golf course
Old Corkscrew Golf Club Staff Member Assigning Carts
Ready to go... Estero Chamber Treasurer Jeff Maas, CFO Gates Total Solutions.
Manager of Golf Operations at Old Golf Country Club Mark Iwinski, extends to the golfers a thank you for participating in the Golf Tournament and a "good luck" as the golfers prepare to take off.
Gates Total Solutions Golfers, Jeff Maas and George Carpenter
O'Donnell Landscapes Team Ted A.Todd Insurance Agency Team The tournament is over and now it's time for lunch.... Golf Dr. Mike Talbot demonstrating one of his shots from a chair. Miromar Lakes PGA Head Golf Pro Kevin Thompson is thanked by Meg Judge for Miromar's Golf for 4 including a Spa Gift Certificate.
Mark Iwinski and Drew McCullagh
The Estero Chamber of Commerce held its Classic Golf Tournament hosted by Old Corkscrew Golf Club. Left to right Staff Members: Mike Holland; Mark Iwinski, Manager Golf Operations;
Estero Chamber Meg Judge, Chairman of the Board & CEO; Everaldo Merlo; Gary Carpenter; Dave Griffiths.
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April Members
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WELCOME
Estero
is a vibrant community where home-town charm
and environmental preservation prevail. Our
river-side paradise, abundantly blessed with
natural beauty, enchants visitors and
residents alike. So, too, does the
friendliness of our community. Estero stands
out as a place where neighbors care about
each other and community planning takes
place in a public forum where everyone can
participate.
The
Estero Chamber of Commerce serves a vital
role by helping guide Estero in its
continuing evolution, and by ensuring that
every visitor’s expectations become
reality.
The
Chamber also supports the comprehensive and
award-winning Estero Community Plan, which
brings businesses and the community together
to ensure responsible growth while
preserving the natural beauty of our
history-rich area.
Welcome
to our unique community, where quality of
life is carefully preserved and enhanced,
and neighbors of all ages cheerfully help
one another. We’re glad you’re here, and
we think you will be, too.
Meg
Judge
Chairman
of the Board
Our
Mission
The
mission of the Estero Chamber of Commerce is
to foster and achieve a healthy business and
economic climate for all citizens of the
Estero area. We base our mission on the
belief that with a healthy economic climate,
the character and the unique history of our
community will be maintained and enhanced.
We
believe that educational opportunities,
cultural enrichment and improved quality of
life can best be achieved in areas where the
free enterprise system is allowed to thrive,
and we encourage all our members to be good
corporate citizens.
We
understand that the unique character of our
community must be preserved and that this is
best achieved when government, business and
the general citizenry work together.
We are pleased to announce the opening of our fourth Estero Chamber of
Commerce -Visitor Information Center. Having four Visitor Information
Centers, throughout the area, is another benefit of joining the Estero
Chamber of Commerce where our members can promote and advertise their
excellent businesses. Please be sure to put your brochures and cards
at all four Visitor Information Centers listed below:
Members
are encouraged to advertise their
organizations with brochures and cards at
these locations.
Our Values
We
Base our mission on the belief that, with a
healthy economic climate, character and
unique history of the community will be
maintained and enhanced.
We believe educational opportunities,
cultural enrichment and improved quality of
life can best be achieved in areas where the
free enterprise system is allowed to thrive.
We understand that the unique character of
our community must be preserved and this is
best achieved when government, business and
the general citizenry work together.
Our
Understanding
We
acknowledge that the mission of the Chamber
cannot be achieved without support from a
growing number of members. We understand, in
order to attract and involve the business
community, the Chamber must create value in
the form of service to our members.
Our Role
We
believe the role of the Estero Chamber is
to:
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Promote, advocate, educate,
assist and involve our members and the
Estero community.
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Represent Estero at all local,
state and national levels.
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