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Business After Hours
events are at 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Pagelli's Cucina at
Coconut Point
8017 Piazza Del Lago #113, Estero
Thursday, August 27th
Estero
Country Club at the Vines.
19501 Vintage Trace Circle,
41 North on Right After Estero Pkwy
Thursday, Sept. 24 - Wildcat Run Country
Club 20300 Country Club Drive, Estero
Thursday, Oct. 22 - Hampton Inn Suites
10611 Chevrolet Way, Estero
Thursday, Nov. 19 - Vapiano Restaurant
@ Gulf Coast Town Center, 9924 Gulf
Coast Main Street #130
Please send checks to:
Estero Chamber Of Commerce
PO Box 588
Estero, FL 33929
239-948-7990
$8 - For Members In Advance
$10 - For Members at the Door
$15- For Future Members
For additional information, please
call the Chamber at 948-7990.
Information for Members Business After
Hours Policy and Fees
Estero Chamber
Members: Please send an email to the
webmaster with Estero
Chamber in the subject line. Thanks.
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Estero Chamber Of Commerce
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Estero Chamber Annual
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Lee County School District
Left to Right: Chairman of the Board, NCH Healthcare System, Carl Westman, Chairman & CEO Estero Chamber Meg Judge, Chairman of the Board of Lee County Commissioners Ray Judah Group Photo of NCH Healthcare System Board Members, Gray Robinson, Estero Chamber Board, and Boston Red Sox site selection committee members with Comm. Ray Judah. Corporate Sponsors who attended the Luncheon at Hyatt Regency Coconut Point on June 30th Corporate Sponsors who attended the Luncheon at Hyatt Regency Coconut Point on June 30th Corporate Sponsors who attended the Luncheon at Hyatt Regency Coconut Point on June 30th Corporate Sponsors who attended the Luncheon at Hyatt Regency Coconut Point on June 30th Corporate Sponsors who attended the Luncheon at Hyatt Regency Coconut Point on June 30th
Left to Right: Chairman of the Board, NCH Healthcare System, Carl Westman, Chairman & CEO Estero Chamber Meg Judge, Chairman of the Board of Lee County Commissioners Ray Judah
The Estero Chamber of Commerce held its May "Business After Hours" at Advanced Insurance Underwriters in Estero.
Left to right: Estero Chamber Director Vincent Napoleon; Chairman & CEO Meg Judge; Advanced Insurance Underwriters Owner Rob Grady; Estero Chamber VP Debi Montenieri; President John Garvalia; Treasurer Jeff Maas.
Those in attendance left to right from CNL Bank at Coconut Point: Jim & Karen Palmer and from MONACO (AMA Development) in Bonita Springs: Sales Associate Janice Hall & Dave Marshall Nemeth Air Conditioning Director Business Developer Curt Searles. WCI Prudential Realtor & Manager Beth Mancini General Manager Robert Colantonio and Sales Manager Tracey Jackson from Hampton Inn, Estero The Estero Chamber of Commerce attended the joint NRC / FEMA Meeting held at the Hyatt Place Coconut Point in Estero. Left to right: General Manager Hyatt Place Coconut Point Frank Dolley; Estero Chamber Chairman & CEO Meg Judge; NRC Joe Anderson; Director Melvyn Leach; CEM Lisa Gibney; Deputy Director Christopher Miller; Sales Director Hyatt Place Coconut Point Deidre Wetelainen; FEMA Vanessa Quinn; FEMA William King; Chair Estero Council Young Community Leaders Justin Diner; President Tyler Ortengren
The Estero Chamber of Commerce held its May "Business After Hours" at Advanced Insurance Underwriters in Estero.
Left to right: Estero Chamber Director Vincent Napoleon; Chairman & CEO Meg Judge; Advanced Insurance Underwriters Owner Rob Grady; Estero Chamber VP Debi Montenieri; President John Garvalia; Treasurer Jeff Maas.
The Estero Chamber of Commerce held its monthly "Business After Hours" at Old Corkscrew Golf Club in Estero. Back row left to right: Old Corkscrew Golf Club Manager Mark Iwinski; Chef Merlo; Estero Chamber Director Al O'Donnell; Front row: Estero Chamber Member Lin Welch; Chairman & CEO Meg Judge; Old Corkscrew Golf Club Professional Golf Instructor / Golf Dr. Mike Calbot; Estero Chamber Secretary Nikole Richardson.
New member attending "Business After Hours" at Old Corkscrew Golf Club was Homewood Suites by Hilton Sales Manager Susie Carter. New member Harris Winokur from White Glove Pool & Spa Concierge in Ft. Myers Attending from Hyatt Place were Director of Sales Deidre Wetelainen and General Manger Frank Dolley. Attending from Wildcat Run Country Club in Estero were Judi Gietzen,Ken Lodgson and Judy Mittino.
The Estero Chamber of Commerce held its monthly "Business After Hours" at Old Corkscrew Golf Club in Estero. Back row left to right: Old Corkscrew Golf Club Manager Mark Iwinski; Chef Merlo; Estero Chamber Director Al O'Donnell; Front row: Estero Chamber Member Lin Welch; Chairman & CEO Meg Judge; Old Corkscrew Golf Club Professional Golf Instructor / Golf Dr. Mike Calbot; Estero Chamber Secretary Nikole Richardson.
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Ribbon Cutting at
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The Estero Chamber of Commerce attended the Ribbon
Cutting at Dairy Queen / Orange Julius located at Gulf Coast Town
Center.
Left to right: Miromar Outlets West Assistant
General Manager Shelly Starner-Pritt;
General Manager Jeff Staner;
Dairy Queen / Orange Julius Owner-Operator Jayce
Evans Manager David Beilein; Estero Chamber Chairman & CEO Meg
Judge; Secretary Nikole Richardson.
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Ribbon
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The Estero Chamber of Commerce attended the Ribbon
Cutting at Homeward Suites by Hilton corner Ben Griffin and Alico,
across from the Gulf Coast Town Center. Left to right:
Homewood Suites by Hilton Executive Housekeeping
Clay Downing; Director of Sales Maureen Killeen; Guest Service
Manager Victoria Stawicki; Chief Engineer Tom Kaplan;
General Manager Debbie Clark; Estero Chamber
Chairman & CEO Meg Judge; Director Jamie Grofik;
Secretary Nikole Richardson; Homewood Suites by
Hilton Sales Manager Nicole Smith; Sales Manager Susie Carter
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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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