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Business UPDATE
Ser ving Collegeville, Schwenksville, Trappe, Limerick, Lower Frederick, Lower Providence, Perkiomen, Skippack & Upper Providence
October 2008
What’s in a Name?
Dear Friend,
We say plenty. That’s why we wanted to write to remind you that
the Perkiomen Valley Chamber of Commerce is still the chamber
of commerce that best represents your interests in the community.
For more than 50 years, we have been “Minding Your Business”
to help grow your customer base in the Collegeville, Trappe,
Schwenksville, Limerick, Lower Frederick, Lower Providence,
Skippack, Oaks and Upper Providence areas. We assure you that
you can count on our continued service and personal touch.
Name changes have become quite the rage lately. When another
local chamber, Schuylkill Alliance Chamber of Commerce jumped
on the bandwagon and created some confusion by changing its
name to The Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce, we
figured it made sense to let you, our member and friend, know
that our name and our commitment are not changing. Don’t let
that other name change fool you. There are 14 individual
chambers of commerce doing great work for more than 7,000
businesses in Montgomery County.
Our best to you and your business in this national Chamber of
Commerce month. Thanks for your continued support!
Board of Directors
Perkiomen Valley Chamber
Business UPDATE Membership SURVEY
Who is YOUR customer?
Residential 13%
P e r k i om e n Va l l e y C h a m b e r o f C om m e r c e
Business 24%
351 East Main Street
Collegeville, PA 19426 BOTH 63%
phone: 610-489-6660 Challenges need YOUR focus?
fax: 610-454-1270 Customer Base 48%
email: info@PVchamber.net Networking 45%
web: www.PVchamber.net
Advertising Internet/Web Based 44%
Marketing/Brand Identity 37%
O f f i ce r s o f t he B oa r d
Chairman of the Board Mike Frederick What Programs would you like the Chamber Develop:
Merrill Lynch Direct Mail Advertising to Community 50%
Corporate Business Expos 39%
Past Chairman Debbie Riegner
TR Insurance Banner Advertising on Website 34%
Community Email Blasts 47%
Chairman-Elect Trevor Hart
Harleysville National Bank We will be using PV Chamber
Membership Survey Results and com-
Vice Chairman Grant Hoffman
ments provided when planning
Phoenixville Hospital
events and programs, thank you for
Treasurer Joe Lowe your responses!
Lowe & Associates, P.C.
EXPRESS DATA SYSTEMS, INC.’s Jennifer
Secretary Tom Burkett Scotese was the winner of the VISA
Epps Advertising $50 gift card as her survey was
randomly picked from all submitted.
Express Data Systems is located at
Bo a r d Me m b e rs 3277 W. Ridge Pike, Suite A101, Pottstown, and they provide
comprehensive payroll processing services. Call Jennifer at 610-
Victor Brown Ursinus College
495-7166 or www.expressdatasys.com.
Linda Dobra Sovereign Bank
Brian Ewing Commerce Bank
Caesar J. Gorski Gorski Construction From the cover: A Press Release and marketing materials have been
Larry Hoak State Farm Insurance distributed to the greater Perkiomen Valley area with the message
Dr. Marsha Hurda Spring Ford School District “What’s In a Name?” We look forward to the opportunity to spread the
Robbie LaRocca Wyeth Pharmaceuticals word about the PV Chamber Network and to highlight our website,
Dan Lejeune Rivercrest Golf Club & Preserve www.PVchamber.net so that the community can find YOU! If you
Jim Weaver Perkiomen Valley School District have any questions or comments, please call us at 610.489.6660.
Bruce Zanar Motivational Marketing
We are excited to announce the 2009 PV CHAMBER BUSINESS GUIDE.
Based on discussions resulting from the Board of Directors Retreat in
Le g a l C o un s el
May, this issue will be mailed to over 5,000 households in the
Thomas M. Keenan, Esq.
Perkiomen Valley targeted to those household incomes of
Keenan, Ciccitto & Associates
$125,000+. We will also deliver to restaurants, real estate offices,
banks, new members, new residents, libraries and businesses
PVC C S t a ff throughout the community. See flyer enclosed for details. New this
Amy Purcell Director of Public Relations year is a more convenient size and we are utilizing “green” technol-
Arlene Magargal Director of Operations ogy with inks and recycled paper. This issue will certainly be a
Doreen Swanson Administrative Coordinator frequently utilized resource.
Lori Kropp Chamber Events
The PV Chamber office was extremely pleased to work with
Communication Consultant: Collegeville resident, DANA TRAIL, who currently is attending Welles-
Tom Gailey, GaileyMurray Communications
ley College in Boston. Dana interned over the summer and
attended Board Meetings, assisted with many projects and member
Technical Consultant:
Frank Forsythe Jr. , TechMedic, Inc. phone calls specifically updating email information. We wish Dana
continued success as she enters her Junior year at Wellesley.
Page 2 Business UPDATE October 2008
Member ADVERTISEMENT
Member SPOTLIGHT
MIXER at DaVinci’s Pub
DaVinci's Pub
Sherri Sautner
217 E. Main Street, Collegeville, PA, 19426
610-831-1955 Fax 610-831-1996
davincispub@gmail.com
www.davincispub.com
DaVinci’s Pub is known for casual dining with an Italian
flair. It’s open seven days a week. Their menu has been
updated and with specials, you can count on a great
A PV Chamber Mixer was held on August 21st at DaVinci’s Pub meal and a wonderful gathering for your friends and
from 2 to 4 p.m. The room was filled with 70 networking associ- family! They have renovated with a new addition which
ates enjoying delicious hors d’oeuvres and beverages at the expanded the bar area with a bigger stage for great
mixer. Much appreciation to owners Frank & Sherri Sautner along
music and dancing.
with Vince Giancaterino and the entire staff who provided the
perfect setting for a summer afternoon event!
Stop into DaVinci’s on Monday’s and play JoJo Trivia,
Tuesday is the Beer Pong Tournament, Thursday meet
Vivienne, Psychic Reader and then enjoy the Blackjack
GAILEYMURRAY COMMUNICATIONS, a full-service marketing and
Tournament. You’ll find live entertainment on Wednes-
public relations agency, was hired by Innovation Philadelphia to
help promote “createAdelphia: the Philly Creative Jobs Event,” a day, Friday and Saturday.
region-wide creative industries career fair held September 25. In-
novation Philadelphia works to grow the region’s for-profit creative Plan your private parties and corporate meetings. From
industries,which employ 62,000 people in Montgomery County. breakfast, lunch or dinner at DaVinci’s Pub, private
rooms are available with seating from 6 to 60. Chef
GaileyMurray recently Marshall Cagliari will cater to your exact requirements.
managed media rela-
tion for the area pre- Have the members of your service organization come in
miere of the HBO documentary film “THE BLACK LIST VOL. 1,” which for a fundraising dinner and 15% of the sales to your or-
presented portraits of some of today’s most fascinating and influ-
ganization will be donated to your cause (excludes
ential African-Americans.
alcoholic beverages.)
Other GaileyMurray clients include Panera Bread, Stoltz Real Estate
Partners and the Lenfest Foundation. Visit www.gaileymurray.com DaVinci’s Pub Gift Certificates are available at any
or call 484-368-3321. price for a great dining experience. Visit www.Davin-
cispub.com or call 610-831-1955.
Hours: Monday-Tuesday: 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m.
Wednesday-Saturday: 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m.
Sunday: 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.
Page 4 Business UPDATE October 2008
Member ADVERTISEMENT
COMMUNITY MUSIC SCHOOL offers “The Trappe Troupe” a New
About Our MEMBERS
Horizons Band™ for adults to learn to play a musical instrument for
the very first time or to relearn a forgotten instrument. The Trappe
Troupe New Horizons Band rehearses on Sat. mornings from 9-11
a.m. at 775 W. Main Street, Trappe. Weekly practices include
SENSENIG CAPITAL ADVISORS is an independent fee-only invest-
small group instruction followed by a full ensemble rehearsal.
ment advisory firm located at 3100 Mill Road in Fairview Village.
Any adult having an interest in music, time to spare and a desire
Its founder, Carl B. Sensenig, served as Vice President and Port-
to join a fun-loving group is welcome to join. 610-489-3676. A
folio Manager for nearly 20 years at another suburban Philadel-
grant from the Mont. Co. Foundation makes it possible to offer
phia investment advisory firm before launching his own company
tuition assistance to those in need. www.cmsmusic.org.
in April of 2007. The firm and its relationships with its clientele re-
flect the experience, feelings of trust, and prudence in everyday
The PERKIOMEN WATERSHED CONSERVANCY has begun a business
dealings, that its clients have come to expect. We believe the
partnership campaign for programs and events. The PWC is
foundation of our success is built upon the personalized ap-
working to protect the Perkiomen Creek and its adjacent natural
proach we bring to client relationship development and invest-
areas. Creekside trees and natural habitats help clean stormwa-
ment management. We invite Chamber members to contact us
ter run-off of the pollutants that wash off of the land, they help re-
at 610-584-9700 or visit www.sensenigcapital.com.
duce flooding by slowing and absorbing stormwater, the trees
clean the air and consume carbon dioxide – a major compo-
More than 150,000 troops are serving overseas and are away
nent of climate change. We know that these eco-services are
from their families. Cell Phones for Soldiers and RE/MAX 440 are
critical to your business and community. Contact Crystal Gilchrist
calling on all Americans to show support for these brave men
at 610-287-9383 or visit www.perkiomenwatershed.org.
and women by donating your unused cell phones to help keep
troops connected with their families. Local residents can support
KIMMEL, LORAH & ASSOCIATES, LLP says as expenses continue to
the collection drive by donating their phones at RE/MAX 440,
increase, often a home office can deliver deductions. If you
4092 Skippack Pike, Skippack. www.pahomesforsale.com 610-
have a qualified home office, maintain part of your home as
584-1160. www.cellphonesforsoldiers.com.
your principal place of business, where the most important activ-
ities of your business are performed, you may be eligible for tax
In this economy homeowners are searching for ways to save
deductions. Call for details 610-666-0450.
money. Annual real estate taxes can be a large part of house-
hold expenses. The county bases real estate taxes on the current
Does your business have an interest in community affairs or do
market value of your home. Now may be the time to ask for a re-
you belong to a group that hosts speakers? Allison Weiss, Exec-
duction in your tax bill by filing a tax assessment appeal. As a
utive Director of THE SPEAKER’S HOUSE, Home of Frederick Muh-
result of the market decline, real estate appraisers have seen
lenberg, is available to provide a brief history of Frederick
over-assessed homes, some as much as 50%! The Montgomery
Muhlenberg and the efforts to save his home along with an
County Board of Assessment Appeals will grant hearings upon re-
overview of recent achievements and future goals of the
quest. (www.montcopa.org, or 610-278-3761). You must prove
Speaker’s House. Allison.weiss@speakershouse.org or call for info
to the county that their opinion of market value is higher then it
610-489-2105.
should be. One of the best ways to prove your case is to have
a new appraisal completed by a PA state certified real estate
appraiser. (Fee for an appraisal ranges from $300-$500 for a sin-
gle family home.) After an appraisal, you will be able to deter-
mine if a real estate tax appeal is right for you. Call
610-409-0300 to speak with PVCC member Stephen M. Hadfield,
HADFIELD PROPERTY APPRAISALS, INC. or log onto www.hadfield-
properties.com for details.
HAMBURG, RUBIN, MULLIN, MAXWELL & LUPIN’s Attorney Mark
Himsworth and family members ran in the Run for Your Life 5K on
Father’s Day to raise money for prostate cancer research. Mark
and colleagues John Iannozzi and Steve Barrett also ran in the
Broad Street Run on May 4th to benefit cancer research for the
American Cancer Society. www.hrmml.com 215-661-0400.
Pick up the Novembe r 2008, COLLEGEVILLE WAY, the mo nthly
community newspaper where publisher Natalia Kilkenny has
listed upcoming events from the PV Chamber. A family-owned,
monthly newspaper with a mission to provide a positive news
outle t that unites the communities of Colle gev ille ,
Schwenksville, Skippac k and Trappe . To learn about CW
advertising rates email: nkilkenny@collegevilleway.com.
Page 6 Business UPDATE October 2008
Perkiomen Valley Chamber EVENT
Bruce Zanar, MOTIVATIONAL MARKETING welcomes Erik Van- Photo: Tara Malizzi, Tom Kalejta, Sherry Conver, Kristin Reeser
Voorhees, (pictured left) SEA MASTER CRUISES at the SACDV 2008
KALEJTA FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT P participated in the Walk
Fall Promotions Expo held at the Valley Forge Convention Center
.C.,
Now for Autism at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia under team
in King of Prussia in mid-September. This event was co-chaired by
name "Ethan's Allies." We even rented a bus so everyone en-
Laura Hiergesell, HB ORIGINALS, with the theme “Chart Your Course
joyed the trip to the event. Thank you to all who contributed, for
for Success!” SACDV is the Specialty Advertising Counselors of
information visit www.walknowforautism.org/philadelphia. Kalejta
Delaware Valley) a nonprofit trade association.
Financial Management, P .C., 580 W Main St., Suite 1, Trappe, PA
19426. 610-831-2195. www.Kalejta.com.
SIGN-A-RAMA, Royersford has expanded our business to include
another location. We are proud to announce our new store in East
JOB POSTING: REMOVAL SOLUTIONS, a professional Recycling
Norriton. We are located in the Norriton Square Shopping Center
and Junk Removal service is hiring an assistant operations man-
off of Germantown Pike near RT. 202. Both locations are grateful
ager. Build resume credentials and gain business experience
for your continued business and Sign-A-Rama will continue our on
while working part time (flexible hours). Perform and run removal
going commitment to loyalty, integrity and value. We can be
jobs, manage/train/hire people, perform estimates, make sales
reached at out Royersford location by calling 610-948-2040 and
calls & network. You will be responsible for the bottom line. Start-
East Norriton by calling 610-277-9860.
ing hourly rate ranges from $10-12.50+ to start plus commissions,
profitability bonus, and free stuff-with the added benefit
Students of URSINUS COLLEGE present “A Run in the Right Direction”
getting/staying in shape. Hourly increases based on perform-
a 5k run benefitting a local charity. Location is Ursinus College on
ance. You will need to be able to lift and carry 50 pounds and
November 16 (Rain Date-November 23) at 2:00pm-5:00pm. Entry
not mind getting dirty as well as clean. We want a hardworking
Fee= $15.00 per runner for preregistration, $20.00 the day of the
business minded person that CARES about their performance.
race but additional donations are welcome!! For more informa-
Our customers must rave about how great you are. Email:
tion, lavendetti@ursinus.edu or call (203)695-1396. ShowUCare!
info@88throwout.com or call 610-489-6964 or 888-476-9688.
Tickets are on sale NOW for the St. Eleanor Benefit Auction which AMAZING PET SITTERS, a pet sitting/dog walking service offers PV
will be held on November 21st at RIVERCREST GOLF CLUB, Chamber members $5 off first visit. Contact Beth Breslow at 610-
Phoenixville. We continue to encourage and accept dona- 454-9541 or email vcabrio00@comcast.net, visit www.amazing-
tions. Some exciting new items: two tickets to football's biggest petsitters.net.
rivalry game: Eagles vs. Dallas on 12/28, restaurant certificates,
jewelry and great vacation/resort packages. Tickets can be
purchased for $70 after Masses at St. Eleanor’s Church, 6th & Serving our community for nearly 100 years
Locust Streets, Collegeville or contact Andi Cotter, Andicot-
ter@msn.com or Sisa Vanelli, svanelli@comcast.net. Price in-
cludes dinner, open bar & entertainment. For list of the 300+
auction items visit http://auction.steleanorschool.com.
State Representative
Bob Mensch
Trevor Hart
Branch Manager, Assistant Vice President
364 E. Main Street, Collegeville, PA 19426
105 Memorial Drive, Schwenksville, PA 19473 610-489-7201 • thart@hncbank.com
Phone: (610) 287-4181 Fax: (610) 287-4182
Email: bmensch@pahousegop.com 1-888-HNB-2100
Website: www.repmensch.com
Not paid with taxpayer dollars www.harleysvillebank.com
Page 8 Business UPDATE October 2008
Member ADVERTISEMENT
Balloon Store On Wheels
484-679-1238
We D E L I V E R the Balloons Right To You!
ANY OCCASION
ANY THEME
• Latex • Mylar • Custom Centerpieces
• Arches • Bouquets • Balloon Twisting Entertainer
• Cakes/Cupcakes/Cookie Trays • Gift Baskets
• Themed Party Packages • Party Supplies &
Decorations • Party Favors
NEW! Event Planning Packages
w w w. B a l l o o n S t o re O n Wh e e l s . c o m
TRAPPE BOROUGH held a memorial tribute for Charles Sardo, Sr. FAMILY SERVICES’ Meals on Wheels program received a $5,000
He was employed as Trappe Borough Manager prior to his un- grant from the PA Dept. of Community and Economic Develop-
timely passing 2/21/08. State Senator Andy Dinniman presented ment. On behalf of the PA legislators, State Senator Andy Dinni-
a commemorative citation to Chuck’s wife, Eileen Sardo. Mrs. man (19th District) presented the check to Lou Wentz, Meals on
Sardo and family are pictured around the maple tree that the Wheels director. Meals on Wheels provides two meals, a hot
family donated to Trappe in memory of her late husband. lunch and a cold supper to more than 180 homebound elderly
and disabled individuals in Pottstown, Royersford and the Lower
CENTURY 21 ALLIANCE Rick Opperman, managing partner of the Perkiomen Valley each weekday. Community volunteers deliver
Royersford and Collegeville offices, announced Smoky over 81,000 meals a year, bringing nourishment and friendship to
Panepinto, sales associate with the Collegeville office and Peg those most in need. Meals On Wheels is currently looking for
Chism, sales associate with the Royersford office, were recently Board Directors to represent the Perkiomen Valley, the board
honored for sales production as Agents-of-the-Month. CENTURY meets once a month. A county-funded program with over 230
21 Alliance is part of the largest and top-selling full-service CEN- volunteers. Call Tom Hudson at 610-326-3798 for details.
TURY 21 brokerage in PA specializing in residential, luxury, and
commercial properties. CENTURY 21 Alliance was the No. 1 CEN- The Visiting Nurse Association of Pottstown & Vicinity, was awarded
TURY 21 firm on the East Coast and is currently ranked as the No. $235,000 by UNITED WAY OF SOUTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA. VNA
3 CENTURY 21 firm in the entire U.S. for transaction sides with more has served its area’s home and community health care needs
than 5,706 homes closed in 2007 and $1.4 billion in sales vol- since 1917, including nursing; physical, occupational, and
ume. www.HomesofPennsylvania.com. speech therapies, medical social services; home health aides;
and hospice services. United Way’s funding model – supporting
The board of directors of UNIVEST CORPORATION named K. Leon children to enter school ready to learn and stay on track to grad-
Moyer, CEO of Univest National Bank and Trust Co. and vice uation, supporting families in achieving financial self-reliance,
chairman of Univest Corporation. He will continue to report to and helping seniors remain healthy and safe in their homes.
William S. Aichele, chairman, president and CEO of Univest Cor- www.unitedwaywmc.org Wendy David, 610-323-9000.
poration and chairman of Univest National Bank and Trust Co.
“During his 37 years with Univest, Leon has played an important THE COLONNADE ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITY in Schwenksville,
role in the bank’s growth,” said Aichele. “Leon has been instru- hosted an educational program on Financial and Estate Plan-
mental in providing leadership for the company’s ‘customer ex- ning for individuals and families who may be caring for aging
perience’ initiative, a focus on providing outstanding customer parents. "Too often we meet families who are unaware of the fi-
experiences at our offices.” The Univest board announced the nancial challenges and legal issues they face when caring for an
following promotions: John W. Duerksen to executive VP of corpo- aging parent, or when planning for their own retirement," says
rate banking for Montgomery County; William D. Meaglin to ex- Ron Gardner, Executive Director. Located at 300 Perkiomen Ave
ecutive VP of corporate banking, Bucks County; Anthony D. in Schwenksville. 610-287-1822. www.oakdaleheights.com.
DaCosta to senior VP of retail banking; and Donald R. Krieble
promoted to senior VP of retail banking, Montgomery County. What’s new at your business? Send us a note at info@PVchamber.net, or
www.univest.net. mail to PV Chamber, 351 E. Main Street, Collegeville, PA 19426. We want
to help spread the word about YOU!
Over $234 Million is Sales in 2006
Donated over $136,000 To
C h il dre n ' s M i rac le N et w o r k Since 1993!
Corporate Sponsor of Little League and
Su s a n G. K o m e n B re a st C a n ce r Fo u n d at i o n !
R E /M A X A C H I E V E R S, I N C.
EACH OFFICE INDEPENDENTLY OWNED & OPERATED
W W W.A C H IE V ER S PA .C O M
1425 S. Collegeville Road, Route 29,
Collegeville, PA 19426
610.489.5900 Fax: 610.489.6483
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Page 10 Business UPDATE October 2008
Member ADVERTISEMENT
Keller Williams Realty Group - Brittingham Open House
Keller Williams Realty RiverCrest Golf Club & Preserve Penn Liberty Bank
September 18, 2008
Flexible Benefits Plans, Inc. ByTheZip.com Local Search Seamaster Cruises
Verizon - PA Removal Solutions The Victory Bank
Trappe Community Day
September 13, 2008
Perkiomen Valley Library The Historical Society Spinal Care Chiropractic
Page 12 Business UPDATE October 2008
Collegeville Eye Physicians Curves For Women Kate F. Lembck Orthodontics
Trappe Community Day - September 13, 2008
UNIVEST - Trappe Office Sign-A-Rama Local Pages Publishing
Bank of America TR Insurance Group, Inc. The Trappe Tavern
Kelly Insurance Agency Sovereign Bank Century 21 Alliance
Paul C. McPeake Remodeling Harleysville Savings Bank The Speaker's House
Business UPDATE October 2008 Page 13
NEW MEMBERS The Chamber ONLY
refers Chamber members!
Accountants/Financial Services/Investments; Investment Services Cable TV
Investment Management Cable Ad Sales
Sensenig Capital Advisors, Inc. Comcast Spotlight
Jeremy Brenn Kathy Weiss
3100 Mill Road, P.O. Box 245, Fairview Village, PA 19409 1180 Welsh Road, North Wales, PA 19454
610-584-9700 610-592-9355 215-412-0900 215-421-3535
info@sensenigcapital.com Kathy_Weiss@Cable.comcast.com
www.sensenigcapital.com
Legal Services
Advertising/Public Relations
Diane M. Zabowski, Esq.
Zabowski Law, LLC
Publishing/Advertising Directory & Guide 117 W. 2nd Avenue, Collegeville, PA 19426
Local Pages Publishing
Concetta Rafanello 610-489-6016 fax 610-489-6007
1055 Wet Germantown Pike, East Norriton PA 19403 zabowskilawllc@verizon.net
610-579-3809 Fax - 610-579-3818
crafanello@localpagespublishing.com
www.localpagespublishing.com
Renewing Members Carol's Cleaning Service 610-831-9492
Madeline Santangelo, RE/MAX Achievers 610-489-6024
Kate Lembck Orthodontist 610-630-1560
Page 14 Business UPDATE October 2008
PV Chamber EVENT - FULL SIZE FLYER AVAILABLE www.PVchamber.net
This newsletter was sponsored by
Save the Date . . . R.S.V.P. 610-489-6660
Comcast Public Affairs Series Women Business Owner Idea Cafe
October 9 November 18
US Congressman Jim Gerlach www.wboideacafe.com
DaVinci's Pub, 217 E. Main Street, Collegeville 5:00-7:00 p.m
8:15 a.m. registration 8:30-9:30 a.m. program
RSVP/Pre-Payment Required
Build Your Business - Network Luncheon
Nov. 20
The Sly Fox, 312 North Lewis Road, Royersford
Mixer at Kelly Insurance Agency & Life Solutions 11:30 a.m. -1:00 p.m.
October 16
212 W. Main Street, Trappe RSVP/Pre-Payment Required
9:00 - 11:00 a.m.
Holiday Mixer
December 3 (NEW Date!)
Women Business Owner Idea Cafe 5:00 - 7:00 p.m.
October 21
www.wboideacafe.com RiverCrest Golf Club, Phoenixville
5:00-7:00 p.m. RSVP/Pre-Payment Required
Build Your Business - Network Luncheon
Oct. 23
The Sly Fox, 312 North Lewis Road, Royersford
11:30 a.m. -1:00 p.m.
RSVP/Pre-Payment Required
Regional Chamber Mixer sponsored by Verizon
November 13
Lakeside Inn, Limerick
4:00 - 6:00 p.m.
New Member Orientation 3:00 p.m. (NEW Date!)
Perkiomen Valley Chamber
351 East Main Street
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