Area Development Partnership | Greater Hattiesburg, MS

NAVIGATORTHEArea Development Partnership | Greater Hattiesburg, MS | January - March, 2017

A HUB OFIMAGINATIONFostering Greater Hattiesburg’s Creative Economy

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New Members| September 21 - November 30, 20164 Corner Properties, LLCDennis West3239 Old Bay Springs RoadLaurel, MS 39440(601) [email protected] Development /

Investments & Brokers

Bellevue Family Dentistry, PLLCCourtney Gianola7100 U.S. Highway 98 West,

Suite 210Hattiesburg, MS 39402(601) 255-4546cgianola@

bellevuedentistry.netDentists / Dental Labs /

Dental Care

Cavender’sJennifer Green6112 U.S. Highway 98Hattiesburg, MS 39402(601) [email protected] Wear

Celebrations, Etc.Bill Gavonich102 Lundy Lane, Suite 10Hattiesburg, MS 39404(601) [email protected] Party / Equipment

Crosspoint Community ChurchRobyn Smith3211 Highway 589Hattiesburg, MS 39402(601) 264-9234robyn@

crosspointhattiesburg.orgChurches

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. – Hattiesburg Alumnae Chapter

Tawnya HollimanP.O. Box 17347Hattiesburg, MS 39404(601) [email protected]

Dime Entertainment MagazineJenn Devereaux110 East Front Street, Suite 103Hattiesburg, MS 39401(601) 909-6092asst_editor@

dimeentertainment.comPrinters / Publishers /

Typesetters / Graphics

Door to Door DisposalBenny Sanchez109 Maria StreetPoplarville, MS 39470(601) [email protected] Disposal Services

E.ON Climate & RenewablesMichael Dennison701 Brazos Street, Suite 1400Austin, TX 78701(512) [email protected]

Fast Signs of HattiesburgAmanda BlackburnHattiesburg, MS 39402(601) 467-2127amanda.blackburn

@fastsigns.comSigns

Golden Plate REINolan Smith30 James AvenueWiggins, MS 39577(601) 658-8628nolanrsmith@

goldenplaterei.comLand Development /

Investments & Brokers

H.I.S. Medical Clinics, LLCStephen Wascomb2556 Old Highway 24Hattiesburg, MS 39402(601) [email protected]

Holmes Low Vision Store, LLCFelicia Holmes4700 Hardy Street, Suite DDHattiesburg, MS 39402(601) [email protected] Accessibility

Equipment

Holy Cross Lutheran ChurchChuck Eberling4906 Old Highway 11Suite 8AHattiesburg, MS 39402(601) [email protected]

Jeff Martin Auctioneers, Inc.Britney Ross2236 Highway 49Brooklyn, MS 39425(601) [email protected]

Library of Hattiesburg, Petal and Forrest County

Sean Farrell329 Hardy StreetHattiesburg, MS 39401(601) [email protected]

Mississippi MotorsJohn Pace, Jr.1600 West Pine StreetHattiesburg, MS 39401(601) [email protected] Dealers

Neblett’s Frame OutletTommy Ferguson6062 U.S. Highway 98Hattiesburg, MS 39402(601) [email protected]

Netlink VoiceJosh Hoffpauir7379 Highway 98 WestHattiesburg, MS 39402(601) [email protected] –

Telecommunication Consultants

Panera BreadAllie Vielle4600 Hardy StreetHattiesburg, MS 39401(601) [email protected]

Pathway Candles and GiftsTanya Pickering4010 O’Ferral Street, Suite 140Hattiesburg, MS 39401(601) [email protected] & Specialty Shops

PediaTrustSonya Laster401 South 40th AvenueHattiesburg, MS 39402(601) [email protected]

Red Door Marketing AgencyBrook Jones610 Adeline Street, Suite 2BHattiesburg, MS 39401(601) 323-5001brook@reddoormarketing

agency.comAdvertising Agencies

Seasoned with LoveMolly Blass4010 O’Ferral Street, Suite 150Hattiesburg, MS 39401(601) [email protected]

Simply VintageBrittyn Ezelle6140 U.S. Highway 98, Suite 30Hattiesburg, MS 39402(601) [email protected] & Specialty Shops

TerraconAmy Ainsworth285 Gulfwater DriveBiloxi, MS 39531(601) [email protected]

The Nowell Agency, Inc.Stewart Deen2010 Oak Grove Road,

Building 1Hattiesburg, MS 39402(601) 268-8838Stew.Deen

@nowellagency.comFinancial & Financial Advisors

Topher’s Grill of Hardy Midtown

John McCarter3320 Hardy StreetHattiesburg, MS 39401(601) 255-5035tophershardy@

aintlifegrand investments.com

Restaurants

Wis-PakBill Hoffart2 W.L. Runnels Industrial DriveHattiesburg, MS 39401(601) [email protected]

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NAVIGATORTHE

6COVER STORY

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4 Recent Happenings

5 Letters from the Chair and President

6 Cover Story: A Hub of Imagination

7 Meet the Team

8 Legislative Forum

9 Rise Up: Professional Development Series

10 Calendar of Events

11 January Second Friday Breakfast

11 Ambassadors

12 Small Business Leadership Award

14 Leadership Pinebelt

15 Young Professionals

16 Ribbon Cuttings

18 Renewed Members

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professional development9On the Cover:

A Hub of Imagination, Fostering Greater Hattiesburg’s Creative Economy

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1. Author and Keynote Speaker John O’Leary at the 2016 ADP Annual Meeting 2. A team from Mississippi Power enjoys playing in the ADP’s Corporate Golf Challenge 3. ADP Members networking at Business After Hours held at The Claiborne 4. Brad Touchstone, Stephen Moore and Jim Compton gather at Hattiesburg Country Club for the annual Elected Officials Christmas Party 5. Rob Tatum, Greg Hodges and Roman Galey at the Partnership Foundation Investor’s Annual Meeting 6. Pine Belt Young Professionals celebrate the holidays with a tacky sweater party at Manola and collected toys for Christian Services Birthday Party for Jesus 7. Students enjoy learning about college and career readiness at Mission: Possible 8. Over 175 golfers participated in the 2016 ADP Corporate Golf Challenge, presented by Hattiesburg Coca-Cola

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lettersfrom the chair

from the president2016 was a banner year for the ADP and we now have our sights set on a spectacular 25th Anniversary year during 2017. As we celebrate our Silver Anniversary together, this year holds special meaning for our organization. I commend the community leaders who had the forethought, vision, desire, and perseverance to combine our chamber of commerce and economic development agency in 1992 to form the ADP. I am very grateful for all those who have served and continue to serve and invest in this great organization. The ADP is a model organization in our state, region, and around the nation.

We unveiled our new website late last year and we will soon be sharing our new logo as we look ahead to what the next 25 years will hold for the ADP and this fine community that we call home. Our commitment is to continue to sharpen our tools so that we add value in the constant pursuit of helping individuals grow personally and businesses thrive professionally. The ADP is a difference maker for Greater Hattiesburg, and in 2017, I encourage you to dive into everything that we have to offer. It is your organization and it will only reach higher heights with your dedicated involvement.

In this edition of The Navigator, I am pleased to say that we are highlighting the arts, which is simply woven into the fabric of our community. The arts allow us to laugh, cry, embrace, express, grow, and give back. My daughter plays the piano and acoustic guitar and one of her friends is an incredible singer. Seeing these two young ladies perform each year at ADP member assisted living facilities and nursing homes is a real treat. Experiencing the joy in the faces of the senior residents is priceless as the music energizes them. You will enjoy reading about various aspects of the arts here in our region and should eagerly anticipate our January First Friday program slated for January 13th that will bring these efforts to life.

I thank Andy Mercier for his service as ADP Chair in 2016 and look forward to serving alongside Evan Dillard, 2017 ADP Chair. Abb Payne will serve as our Vice-Chair and Chad Driskell will be our Treasurer. I am very grateful for all the men and women who proudly serve and invest their time and financial resources to help our organization and region flourish.

Chad newellPresident

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Evan dillardChair

Happy New Year from the Area Development Partnership! I am honored to serve as the Chairman of the 2017 ADP Board of Directors. I am pleased to lead the team into what I know will be an exciting 2017.

Together with the ADP board and outstanding staff, we will pressforward with economic and community development initiatives aswell as serving our members. With your support, 2017 will be a successfulyear for Greater Hattiesburg. The successes of this organization have been phenomenal, and with your continued support, I anticipate us raising the bar even higher with first class programs and services, networking events and a robust economic development strategy.

2016 brought many great accomplishments, and we are all on board to make 2017 just as successful, if not more so. I look forward to working with each and every one of you in 2017 as we continue to propel the business community to higher heights!

A hub of imaginationFostering Hattiesburg’s Creative Economy

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Greater Hattiesburg is also known as The Hub City due to its geographic proximity to the state capitol, pristine waters of the Mississippi Gulf Coast, Mobile Bay, and the eclectic culture of New Orleans. With two universities that foster art education and house performance facilities, along with numerous arts organizations that support creative minds and artistic expression, be it through enhanced green spaces, art exhibits, music andtheatrical performances, Greater Hattiesburg is more than a Hub, it’s a Hub of Imagination. At the epicenter of this movement are local organizations that strive to not only enhance the community’s quality of life, but to enrich the lives of those who live in the community.

Cited as one of the fastest growing creative economiesin the country in 2014, Mississippi employs over 60,000 of its citizens, in this sector, which represents 2.5 percent of the state’s population over the age of 25 according to census data. Also that year, the $955 million contributed by the creative economyrepresented 3.2 percent of the state’s $101.5 billiongross domestic product, leading Gov. Phil Bryantto declare 2014 as “the year of the creative economy.”Today, communities across the state continue towork with the Mississippi Development Authority andMississippi Arts Commission to secure grants andfunding for programs to make the state’s artists morebusiness savvy. At the local level, the Hattiesburg Arts Council uses its influence and know-how to sponsor local artists by hosting and promoting events such as concert series, exhibitions, children’s theater, and art lectures throughout the year. They also help to identify and foster the development of emerging artists; offering them resources and guidance. Soon to be housed in the former Hattiesburg American building, the new space will feature permanent exhibits of works from world-renowned artists as well as occasional special exhibits.

Hattiesburg Alliance for Public Art (HAPA), formedin memory of local arts patron Mary Dixon Montague,was created in 2014 to place art in the heart of town in a manner that embraces green spaces, stimulates community pride and cultural appreciation. HAPA’s projects have included an inaugural annual outdoor sculpture competition and exhibition, a Little Free Library collaboration with the Hattiesburg Arts Council, and the purchase of several large sculptures by local artists, forpermanent placement at various locations downtown.

The Hattiesburg Concert Association, whose mission is to expand access to the arts and offer opportunities to talented artists through its high caliber and diverse artistic and cultural events, hosts annually, its crown jewel of events, Festival South, a multi-week/multi-genre music festival that has now been expanded to include wine tastings, arts market, a lecture series, and a kids component that inspires the next generation of young artists through educational programs.

At the university level, another community driven entity created for the sole purpose of promoting arts education, and expanding access to regional, national and international arts events and artists, is Partners for the Arts. This initiative is a collaboration between the community and USM’s departments of Art & Design, Theatre, Dance and the School of Music. With 20 years under its belt, Partners for the Arts has raised more than $1 million to support arts programs at USM which have been attended and enjoyed by audiences in Greater Hattiesburg, further contributing to the prominence of art in this community.

When we think of the impact arts has on the community, it affects both the quality of life and socio-economic climate. Visitors, residents and businesses alike are attracted by a community’s vitality across all spectrums. Because art is about crossing boundaries and seeing things in different ways, it can be a vehicle for public discussion,neighborhood revitalization, and attracting andretaining talent. From educating to simply promotingcreative works, support and appreciation of all typesof artistic culture is abundant in Greater Hattiesburg.

Artie reads with children at one of the many free events for

families during FestivalSouth.

MEET THE TEAMADP Welcomes Three New Staff Members

KELSEY BARRETT | Investor Relations Coordinator

Kelsey is a native of Hattiesburg, Mississippi. She attended The University of Southern Mississippi where she received her B.S. in Hotel, Restaurant, and Tourism Management. While attending USM, Kelsey participated in many extra-curricular activities, held several student leadership positions, and earned the College of Business’ 2016 Spirit of Hospitality Award. Kelsey is responsible for all membership retention activities as well as membership development endeavors. Kelsey initiates efforts of increasing membership value and maintains engagement amongst members and the entire business community of Hattiesburg.

MEAGAN DUCKWORTH | Events Coordinator

Meagan grew up in Petal, Mississippi. She attended William Carey University (WCU) where she received a B.S. in Mass Communications with a concentration in Public Relations. While attending WCU, she gained experience at ShyPR as Marketing Administrator where she performed public relation duties for the Live Oak Arts Festival in Pascagoula as well as several small businesses in Hattiesburg. Upon graduation, Meagan accepted the role as Marketing Coordinator for DIME Entertainment Magazine, where she coordinated marketing and events for the publication. Meagan is responsible for organizing many events including: HUBFEST, First Friday Breakfast, Business After Hours, and more.

MARKUS SIMMONS | Project Manager, Economic Development

Markus is a native of Petal, Mississippi. He attended the University of Mississippi and earnedhis B.B.A. in Marketing Communication in 2011. Markus began his career as a sales representative for New York Life Insurance and Annuity Corporation and most recently worked in housing administration at Southern Miss while earning his Master of Business Administration. Markus is responsible for business recruitment, retention and expansion, as well as development of available economic development sites for commercial and industrial use. In addition to these duties, he assists the community development and research managers in their initiatives to support the growth of Greater Hattiesburg.

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legislative forumWhere Good Policy is Great for Business

As a business professional, it can be difficult to keep up with the current legislative issues affecting our state. However, policies passed by the legislature can have a tremendous impact on our businesses, schools, infrastructure, and communities.

The ADP’s Legislative Forum provides members with a high-level overview of the current issues being addressed by the Mississippi State legislature. During each of the two sessions, local senators and representatives participate in a panel discussion on hot-button topics, with time for audience questions at the end.

LEGISLATIVEforumWhere Good Policy is Great for Business

Session 1Monday, January 9, 2017

7:00 - 8:30 a.m.Trent Lott National Center

The University of Southern Mississippi

Session 2Monday, March 20, 2017

7:00 - 8:30 a.m.Trent Lott National Center


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Sponsored by:

Both sessions will take place at the Trent Lott National Center at The University of Southern Mississippi from 7:00 a.m. - 8:30 a.m.

SESSION II will take place on March 20th and will include: Senators Juan Barnett and Joey Fillingane, and Representatives Roun McNeal, Brad Touchstone, and Percy Watson.

SESSION I of the 2017 Legislative Forum is slated for Monday, Janury 9th. Participants for this session include: Senators Billy Hudson and John Polk, and Representatives Toby Barker, Larry Byrd, and Chris Johnson. The five panelists will discuss their personal legislative agendas for the upcoming session, along with issues specificaly impacting Greater Hattiesburg.

rise upPROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SERIES

Chris McdonaldFounder

Ain’t Life Grand

Tuesday, January 24th4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Thad Cochran Center • Room 218The University of Southern Mississippi

“Turn your dreamsinto reality”

ADP & PBYP Members:$25 per session, $90 for series

Prospective ADP Members:$35 per session, $140 for series

Students: $15 per session

MarloDorsey

“boosting your brand iq:top trends in

creative marketing”3/28

Jeff Barnes

“leadership lessons from the happiest place on earth”

kresge room at William Carey University5/2

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“The grinders guide book

to success”8/29

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of Southern MississippiSponsored by: BancorpSouth, Camellia Home Health

& Hospice, Cooperative Energy, Forrest General Hospital and SouthGroup Insurance Services

Second Friday BreakfastProgram: Fostering Greater Hattiesburg’s

Creative Economy7:00 a.m.Southern Oaks House & GardensSponsored by: Arts Institute of Mississippi and

William Carey University

Business After Hours On Stage5:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.Mannoni Performing Arts Center, The University

of Southern MississippiSponsored by: Partners for the Arts

Rise Up Professional Development Series“Turn Your Dreams Into Reality”Chris McDonald, Ain’t Life Grand4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.Thad Cochran Center • Room 218,


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FEBRUARY3 First Friday Breakfast

Speaker: Bill McGillis, The University of Southern Mississippi

7:00 a.m.Southern Oaks House and GardensSponsored by: Finlo Construction and

Topp McWhorter Harvey PLLC

JumpStart to Success9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.Forrest County Multi-Purpose Center

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MARCHSecond Friday BreakfastSpeaker: Glen McCollough, Mississippi

Development Authority7:00 a.m.Southern Oaks House and Gardens

Legislative Forum – Session 27:00 a.m. - 8:30 a.m.Trent Lott National Center, The University

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SEPTEMBERBrandi Hoover

Steen Investment Group, Inc.

2016 Ambassadorof the year

Marci OglesbyUnited Healthcare

Friday, January 13, 20177:00 a.m.

Southern Oaks House & Gardens

ARTS INSTITUTE OF MISSISSIPPIThe University of Southern Mississippi

down to businessSmall Businesses Leadership Award

The Small Business Leadership Award was established by William Carey University and the Area Development Partnership in 1990. The annual award recognizing the important contributions small businesses make to the economic, social and cultural life of the community and the particular achievements of one individual or family. The award is given in memory of Dr. Joe Roberts, a former professor of communications at William Carey University and also one of the founders of Aycock-Roberts Furniture.

The Small Business Leadership Award recognizes outstanding ADP-member small businesses within Greater Hattiesburg. These businesses have helped pave the way for the area through community involvement, leadership and exceptional service. Small businesses make up an integral part of the Area Development Partnership, and Greater Hattiesburg as a whole. Their contributions may seem small when compared with those of our area’s top employers, but they are certainly not overlooked.

If you know a small business deserving of this recognition, please submit their name for consideration. Nominations are currently being accepted for the 2017 Small Business Leadership Award. You can nominate a small business at www.TheADP.com. All nominations must be received by 5:00 p.m. on January 27, 2017. Candidates may self-nominate.

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William Carey University President, Dr. Tommy King and 2016 Recipient Brad Pittman, Columbia Block & Brick

SMALL BUSINESS LEADERSHIP AWARD PRIOR WINNERS

1990 MR. JACK SIMMONS Simmons Furniture Co.

1991 MR. ROBERT E. DONNELL, JR. Vital Care Compounder

1992 MS. JAN LACY Copy Cats Printing

1993 MR. BUTCH BROWN Parris Jewelers

1994 MS. GWEN JAMES Coldwell Banker

1995 MR. CARL AMONES Amones Realty & Tax Service

1996 MR. DAVID RUMBARGER Area Development Partnership

1997-98 MR. DOUG McLELLAND McLelland Television Co.

1999 MR. GLENN E. GALEY The Galey Agency, Inc.

2000 MR. ALLEN ANDERSON Anderson Retail, Inc.

2001 MR. STEVEN L. FLOYD Steve Floyd Properties, Inc.

2002 MYRICK FAMILY Economy Supply Company

2003 MR. GENE OWENS Owens Business Machines

2004 DEWS FAMILY C.L. Dews & Sons Foundry & Machine Co.

2006 MR. ROBERT ST. JOHN Mid-South Restaurant Group

2007 MR. WAYNE ROSS Commercial Stationery Company

2009 MR. DENNIS PIERCE Piercon, Inc.

2010 MR. GREG and MR. STEVE MOORE Moore Funeral Service

2011 MR. PHIL HANBERRY and MR. CHRIS HUDSON Hanco Corporation

2012 MR. KARL FICKEN Willmut Gas Company

2013 MR. TOM WHITE 206 Front / Bianchi’s Pizzeria

2014 MR. WYCHE MCMULLAN McMullan Motors

2015 MR. KYLE WALLACE Shows, Dearman and Waits, Inc.

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Nominate Someone Today!

Nomination Deadline: January 20, 2017Application Deadline: January 31, 2017

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LEADERSHIP PINEBELTNominate an Up-and-Coming Leader

Ask around, and you’ll be surprised at the number of business leaders who have graduated from the Leadership Pinebelt program. Leadership Pinebelt has been grooming Greater Hattiesburg’s emerging leaders for over 25 years, and continues to identify top talent in the area.

Leadership Pinebelt encourages the nomination of up-and-coming community leaders who have demonstrated leadership in their chosen field, who exhibit interest and commitment to the welfare of the Greater Hattiesburg Area of Forrest, Lamar and Perry Counties, and who have the potential for exercising substantial leadership in the future. Every effort will be made to ensure that the program reflects the diversity of the community.

Participation is limited; only twenty (20) class members are selected each year. Those not selected are encouraged to reapply in subsequent years. The ADP will, upon receipt of this form, send an application to the nominee to obtain information

necessary for consideration. Multiple nominations are encouraged.

Leadership Pinebelt is not for the faint of heart. Thisrigorous program spans eight months, andattendance is required. After graduation, participantswill have become familiar with community needs, developed their leadership, communication and teamwork skills, completed a project with significant impact, and built invaluable relationships.

I nominate (name) __________________________________________________ Age _______ Sex _______

whom I have known for _____ years in the following capacity: __________________________________

Title/Place of Employment ____________________________________________________________________

Telephone ______________________________________ Email ______________________________________

Mailing Address ______________________________________________________________________________

City ____________________________________________ State __________ Zip Code __________________

Nominated by: (Please print) __________________________________________________________________

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Nomination deadline is Friday, January 20, 2017 at 5:00 p.m.

Please return completed form to:Valencia Williamson | c/o Area Development Partnership | 1 Convention Center Plaza | Hattiesburg, MS 39401

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YOUNG PROFESSIONALSConnecting and Giving Back to the Community

Pine Belt Young Professionals (PBYP) is all about connecting. Our mission is to provide opportunities for young professionals to connect to each other and the community. The 120+ member organization accomplishes this through hosting events that encourage networking, professional development and community service.

As a young professional, it is important to continually grow and develop. One of the best ways to do this is to learn from those who have found success. We invite inspiring guest speakers to share their experiences with PBYP at our professional development lunches and off the clock events.

Throughout 2016, Pine Belt Young Professionals have learned from various speakers on topics such as civic engagement, entrepreneurship, community involvement, service, and more. The group also participated in many community events such as Live at 5, the Hattiesburg Historic Neighborhood Association’s Halloween Parade, and most recently, Christian Services’ Birthday Party for Jesus.

This year, Pine Belt Young Professionals kicked off their annual service with Christian Services by hosting their “Blue Plate” lunch at Christian Services. Vanessa Henson, Community Relations Director,spoke to the group about the many services providedin Hattiesburg and the mission of Christian Services.

In December, PBYP hosted a Tacky Christmas Sweater Party to collect toys for the Birthday Party for Jesus, and was proud to donate a car filled with toys to local children in need.

PBYP loves giving back to our community. We providemany opportunities to become involved in the community through services projects, volunteering, and participating in community events.

pinebeltyoungprofessionals.com

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ribbon cuttings September 16 -December 7, 2016

bellevue family dentistry, PLLC7100 Hwy. 98 West, Suite 210 | Hattiesburg, MS 39402

(601) 255-4546

cyclebar4600 Hardy Street, Unit 20 | Hattiesburg, MS 39402

(601) 602-5894

topher’s grill of hardy midtown3320 Hardy Street | Hattiesburg, MS 39401

(601) 255-5035

holmes low vision store, LLC4700 Hardy Street, Suite DD | Hattiesburg, MS 39402

(601) 336-5080

svn southgate realty, llc1700 S. 28th Avenue, Suite C | Hattiesburg, MS 39402

(601) 599-5634

Jazmo’s Bodega631 Main Street | Hattiesburg, MS 39401

(769) 223-6671

courtyard by marriott119 Grand Drive | Hattiesburg, MS 39401

(601) 268-3050

The institute fordiverse education school

1124 S. 28th Avenue | Hattiesburg, MS 39401(601) 909-6605

Ribbon cuttings are a fantastic way to celebrate your business. Whether you’ve just opened your doors, or want to celebrate an important milestone, a ribbon cutting ceremony is free with your ADP membership and includes promotions before and after your event!

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UpDown Trampoline park101 S. 41st Avenue | Hattiesburg, MS 39402

(601) 402-7933

Pathway Candles and Gifts4010 O’Ferral St., Suite 140 | Hattiesburg, MS 39402

(601) 297-0484

Mississippi Armed Forces Museum1001 Lee Avenue, Building 850

Camp Shelby, MS 39407 | (601) 558-2757

leo’s cuban kitchen, LLC124 Grand Drive, Suite 1000 | Hattiesburg, MS 39401

(601) 336-6148

ribbon cuttings

dis & dem11 Lake Forgetful | Hattiesburg, MS 39402

(985) 517-3268

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Simply Vintage6140 U.S. Hwy. 98, Suite 30 | Hattiesburg, MS 39402

(601) 255-5290

cavender’s western outfitter6112 U.S. Hwy. 98 | Hattiesburg, MS 39402

(601) 268-8971

Panera Bread4600 Hardy Street | Hattiesburg, MS 39402

(601) 271-7862

Interested in hosting a ribbon cutting? Contact the ADP at 601.296.75004

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Alden Pointe Assisted Living & Memory Care ......(601) 296-9711

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. ....................(601) 310-4650

At Home .................................(601) 447-7530Battery World .........................(601) 264-4448Bella Salute Day Spa .............(601) 336-6721Bop’s Frozen Custard ............(601) 296-1228Borden Dairy Company .......(601) 268-2583C.L. Dews & Sons

Foundry & Machinery Company, Inc. ..................(601) 582-4427

Carl’s Wine & Spirits, LLC ......(601) 268-6620Carter’s Jewelry.....................(601) 582-4222Central Sunbelt Federal

Credit Union .......................(601) 649-7181Children’s Center for

Communication and Development ....................(601) 266-5222

Cinnabon ...............................(601) 336-8200Clearview Recovery

Center ................................(601) 544-1499Coldwell Banker

Don Nace, Inc. Realtors – Thrash ..................................(601) 264-1900

Collins, Mike ...........................(601) 264-7005Comfort Living Personal

Care ....................................(601) 810-5227Commercial Business

Interiors, Inc. .......................(601) 268-9998Cork & Barrel Wine &

Spirits, LLC ...........................(601) 336-5533Courtyard by Marriott ...........(601) 268-3050Crescent City Grill/

Purple Parrot ......................(601) 264-0656Crye-Leike Signature

One Realty – Singleterry ...(601) 408-2345Daniell Motors, Inc. ................(601) 264-2210Elite Screen Printing ...............(601) 450-1261Enviro, Inc. ..............................(601) 477-2004Eve Marie’s Boutique ............(601) 450-0559Eye Works, Inc. .......................(601) 261-2221Family Practice After

Hours Clinic, PLLC ..............(601) 261-5710First Priority of South

Mississippi ............................(601) 268-9666Gentle Touch Homecare

Service LLC .........................(601) 544-2999Hattiesburg Area Habitat

for Humanity ......................(601) 582-4663Hattiesburg Arts Council .......(601) 583-6005Hattiesburg GI

Associates, PLLC ................(601) 268-5185Hattiesburg Health &

Rehabilitation ....................(601) 544-4230Hattiesburg Publishing, Inc. ..(601) 268-2331Hattiesburg Vision Clinic .......(601) 268-3937Hattiesburg – Bobby L.

Chain Municipal Airport ...(601) 544-8661Historic Hattiesburg

Downtown Association .....(601) 583-4329

HMP Nursing Services, Inc.....(601) 271-6004Holland Veterinary Hospital .(601) 545-6999Honeybaked Ham & Cafe ...(601) 268-6434Hospice Advantage .............(601) 705-0360Hub City Employment, Inc. ..(601) 545-8888Impact of Hattiesburg ..........(601) 264-8181Inman Wealth

Management ....................(601) 602-3571Jackson State University

Alumni – Hattiesburg Chapter ..............................(601) 264-1155

Jason’s Custom Logging and Mulching, LLC ............(601) 270-6818

Jewelmasters .........................(601) 268-7004Jim Smith Services .................(601) 584-8400Jimmy John’s .........................(601) 336-5713Jones County Junior

College ...............................(601) 477-4100Keene, Bourne, Sanderson,

Haigler & Eavenson, P.A. ..(601) 296-2521Kirkpatrick, W.E. (Bud) ...........(601) 520-9437La Quinta Inn & Suites I-59 ....(769) 223-6000Lamar County Circuit Clerk ..(601) 794-8504Lamar County School

District .................................(601) 794-1030Leaman’s Antiques ...............(601) 268-2511Legacy Health

Center, PLLC ......................(601) 620-0370Lenny’s Sub Shop, LLC ..........(601) 296-0088Liberty Church .......................(601) 602-8040MacLauchlan,

William & Sandra ...............(601) 296-0921Magic Hands Salon ...............(601) 268-3228Magnolia Credit

Corporation .......................(601) 545-9002Manheim Mississippi ..............(601) 268-7550McArthur, Slay &

Dews, PLLC .........................(601) 264-2423Microtel ..................................(601) 450-1592Mississippi Community

Education Center .............(601) 255-7510Mississippi Polymer Institute ..(601) 266-4607Moore, H.A., III .......................(601) 583-8806Morrow, Bob & Kathy ............(601) 264-6865Mr. Sippi Beverages ..............(601) 271-2420Munn Enterprises ...................(601) 264-7446Nationwide Insurance,

The James Agency ...........(601) 268-2242Newt’s Catfish Wagon ..........(601) 543-5085Office Depot, Inc., #324 .......(601) 268-9712Parker’s Landscape

Service, LLC ........................(601) 264-0567Pearl & Leaf Rivers Rails to

Trails Recreational District “Longleaf Trace” ...............(601) 450-5247

Perry Doleac Electric Company ...........................(601) 268-1581

Phase 1 Marketing & Public Relations .............................(601) 325-6630

Pine Belt Chevrolet................(601) 794-8555Pine Belt Dermatology ..........(601) 336-5626

Pine Belt Ford .........................(601) 744-1000Pine Belt Regional Solid

Waste Management Authority .............................(601) 545-6676

Pine Belt Trophy .....................(601) 582-9273Pittman Law Firm ...................(601) 264-3314Plastic Surgery Center of

Hattiesburg ........................(601) 296-3405Poole, Richard S. ...................(601) 583-3229Premier Home

Furnishings, Inc. ..................(601) 582-8899Provision Living @

Hattiesburg ........................(601) 329-2030Rio Grande.............................(601) 264-8115River of Life Church ...............(601) 268-6300RJ Young Company..............(601) 264-3939Schamber-Jones, CPA, P.A...(601) 544-8271Shook Law Firm & Dispute

Resolution Services, PLLC ...(601) 620-9919Shrimp Basket .........................(601) 450-0900SIGI Properties ........................(601) 336-5687Smith Bros. Collision Center &

Truck Accessories ..............(601) 255-5294Southeastern Concrete

Company ...........................(601) 544-7000Southern Bone & Joint

Specialists, P.A. ..................(601) 554-7400Southern Duplicating ............(601) 261-9900Southern Miss Alumni

Association .........................(601) 266-5013Southern Miss DuBard

School for Language Disorders .............................(601) 266-5223

Southern Miss Event Services ..............................(601) 266-4399

Southern Surgery & Urology Center ................................(601) 450-2401

Stokes Distributing Company, Inc. ..................(601) 545-3121

Sweet Peppers Deli of Hattiesburg ........................(601) 579-8335

Tabella ....................................(601) 255-5488Tatum Development Corp ...(601) 544-6043Teklinks, Inc. ............................(601) 450-6600Terrace Hill Dental Center ....(601) 264-5756The Citizens Bank ...................(601) 264-4425The Thirsty Hippo ....................(601) 583-9188Tisdale, Terrell & Martha........(601) 271-2992Trinity Episcopal Church .......(601) 544-5551Underwood Door Co., Inc. ...(601) 583-1521Villani, John & June ...............(601) 268-0643Walmart SuperCenter –

U.S. Highway 49 .................(601) 296-6855Water Flow

Productions, Inc. – Purvis ..(601) 794-6655WBBN/WXRR/WKZW/WXHB ..(601) 544-0095WCU College of

Osteopathic Medicine .....(601) 318-6572Western Container ................(601) 584-6644Whitestone Transportation ...(601) 450-7710Wm. F. Horne & Co., PLLC ....(601) 268-8890

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