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BUSINESS MATTERS
JANUARY 2018 VOLUME 8: ISSUE 01
MARTINSBURG - BERKELEY COUNT Y CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
198 Viking Way
Martinsburg, WV 25401
304-267-4841
www.berkeleycounty.org
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
Board of Directors 2
Chairman’s Corner 3
New & Renewing Members 4
Marketing Opportunities 5
Rise & Shine Breakfast Programs 6
2018 Chamber Events 7
Women’s Network Workshop 8
2018 Legislative Outlook Forum 9
Our Members 10 & 11
Member 2 Member Program 12
Ribbon Cuttings 13
Healthy Living Group 14
TED Talk Tuesdays 15
Member Spotlight 16
Event Banners 17
Leadership Berkeley 18
Leadership Berkeley Alumni 19
Chamber Mixers 20 & 21
Community Events 22
Upcoming Chamber Events 23
Major Sponsors 23 & 24
Board of Directors
Arthur Ashe Macy's Fulfillment Center
Mark Baldwin City of Martinsburg
Lisa Bivens Panhandle Home Health, Inc.
Michael Bohrer ERA Liberty Realty
Brooke Boyer Quad Graphics, Inc.
Karen Burkhart BCT - Bank of Charles Town
Keith Busby Procter & Gamble
David Decker Decker & Company PLLC
David DeJarnett Bowles Rice, LLP
Steve Dopson Dopson & Associates, PLLC
Tracey Eberling Steptoe & Johnson PLLC
Kimberly Foore WVU Online & Continuing Professional
Education
Kristie Hadley BCT - Bank of Charles Town
Sandy Hamilton Berkeley County Development Authority
Kresha Hornby Valley Homes & Style
Mike Hornby Hornby Publishing
David Langford United Bank
C.D. Linton Argos
Maria Lorensen Hospice of the Panhandle
Rick Manning
Kathy Mason Augmentation, Inc.
Teresa McCabe WVU Medicine Berkeley Medical Center
Gail Moxley CNB Bank
Pam Neely State Farm
Trent Reid Reid's Distributor
Tracey Rohrbaugh Kay Casto & Chaney PLLC
Teresa Scott RMS Shredding/ERA Liberty Realty
Susan Snowden Jackson Kelly, PLLC
Kelly Tanksley M-BC Public Libraries
Joanne Wadsworth BB&T
Pam Wagoner Depot Florist
Michael Whalton Eastern WV Community Foundation
Officers Gail Moxley, Chairwoman of the Board
Susan Snowden, Chair-Elect
Tracey Rohrbaugh, Vice-Chair
C.D. Linton, Treasurer
Rick Manning, Past Chairman
Staff Tina H. Combs, IOM, President & CEO
Susan G. Sanders, Office Manager
Natalie L. Stains, Marketing & Events Assistant
198 Viking Way - Martinsburg, WV 25401
Phone: 304.267.4841
Fax: 304.263.4695
www.berkeleycounty.org
BUSINESS MATTERS
JANUARY 2018 VOLUME 8: ISSUE 01
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Happy New Year! I am beyond excited to serve as Chairwoman
of the Board of Berkeley County’s leading business organization
this year. I feel very privileged to be among the very
distinguished group of those who have served before me.
We predict that 2018 will be another stellar year for our
Chamber! Right off the bat we are introducing two new programs –
News@Noon and Connect Berkeley. Join us on Friday, January 12 for the first
Rise and Shine Breakfast of the year when Chamber President Tina Combs will
share information about the new Chamber programs being launched in 2018,
opportunities to participate on committees, ways to promote your business, and
how to take full advantage of your Chamber membership benefits.
Our Chamber staff and Board of Directors strive to deliver quality programs and
opportunities to help you succeed in your business or organization, and we hope
that you will take advantage of those opportunities. It is important to us that we
continue to provide these programs and services that are beneficial to our
members. We strive to keep our mission at the forefront to facilitate the
economic progress of our members. To make sure we are providing this benefit,
we ask that you give us your feedback throughout the year.
Again, it is an honor to serve as your Chairwoman of the Board this year, and I
look forward to working with each of you. On behalf of the Chamber of
Commerce Board of Directors and Staff, we wish you a successful year in 2018!
Chairwoman’s Corner Gail Moxley
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New Chamber Members Age In Place West Virginia, LLC 101 Medical Court Suite 202 Martinsburg, WV 25401 (304) 579-5853 [email protected] Minerva Dougan, Rep. In-Home Care Done Better and Family 131 Jared Court Hedgesville, WV 25427 (304) 759-8445 [email protected] Jan Heckman, Rep. Bartering
Tuscarora Family Dental Care 22 Sierra Dr. Martinsburg, WV 25403 (304) 263-3131 [email protected] rtevansfamilydentistry.com Brandon Smith, DDS, Rep. Dentist Wells Fargo 201 N. Loudoun St. Winchester, VA 22601 (540) 360-5343 [email protected] Samir “Sam” Patel, Rep. Bank & Trust
Appalachian Trail Conservancy BCT - Bank of Charles Town Beacon Grace, LLC Berkeley County Development Authority Blue Ridge Community and Technical College BrickStreet Mutual Insurance Brown Funeral Homes & Cremations Budget Blinds of Martinsburg Burch Wood Products, Inc. Catholic Charities West Virginia - Eastern Region City of Martinsburg Continental Brick Company CoxHollidaYoung PLLC Employers' Innovative Network Fairlawn Garden Apartments Farmers & Mechanics Insurance Companies Fleming Insurance--Erie Insurance Golden Corral Graphics Universal, Inc. Hensell Realty Company Jefferson Security Bank Long and Foster Real Estate Lowe, Robert L. II
Martin Distributing Company, Inc. Martinsburg Kiwanis Club Orgill, Inc. Panhandle Builders & Excavating, Inc. Panhandle Home Health, Inc. Parsons Ford Lincoln Pittman Orthodontics Poland, Bonn ''Buzz'' Premier Masonry & Building Supply LLC RE/MAX Real Estate Group Reserve at Berkeley (DAR LLC) Sutton & Janelle, PLLC The Journal The Salvation Army The UPS Store WDVM West Virginia Housing Development Fund West Virginia Radio Corporation
Renewing Members
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Brochures & Business Cards Chamber members are welcome to display brochures and business cards at our office located at 198 Viking Way. Visitors enter the Chamber daily to inquire about different businesses, the community, relocation, and much more. Members have the opportunity to reach these visitors by displaying their brochures in our lobby.
EMAIL BLASTS ($75 per transmittal)
Each email blast we send reaches over 1,400 inboxes and also posts to our
Twitter and Facebook pages.
Please Note: The email blast
schedule usually books up 1-2 weeks in advance.
To request an email blast, please
contact [email protected].
Refer a business to join the Chamber of Commerce and earn a
FREE e-blast for your business!
Promoting your business through the Member Spotlight section of Business
Matters is easy and FREE! Simply submit an article and accompanying photos and the articles will be published, one per month, as
they are received. If you have questions, contact the Chamber staff at
Advertising Opportunities in BUSINESS MATTERS
Business Card $30
1/4 Page $50
1/2 Page $75
Full Page $125
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Be Wonder Woman Workshop
Thank you Patti Sherwood (Long and Foster) for being our awesome speaker!
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2018 Legislative Outlook Forum
Special thanks to our Eastern Panhandle
legislators and to Hans Fogle
(WEPM 93.7FM/1340 AM)
for facilitating our 2018 Legislative
Outlook Forum.
the awarding of a $135,000 twelve-month federal
grant to Berkeley County Schools to
administer the program. The MPD Chief, Maury
Richards, says that, “TMI is using the special
connection between police, schools, and families
to build relationships that will prevent drug abuse
and addiction. It’s never been done anywhere
before, but we’ve started it here. The Martinsburg
Initiative will become a prevention model for our
entire country.”
TMI applies the pioneering science of Dr. Vincent
Felitti’s Kaiser Permanente Adverse Childhood
Experiences (ACE) Study through a neighborhood,
school-based, and community policing strategy
that begins with the family. TMI will continue to
expand community resources and link law
enforcement, schools, communities, and families
in a dynamic partnership that assesses
participants’ ACE scores, links them to necessary
resources and supports, and connects
participating students with positive adult mentors.
The grant will support a full-time Project Director,
Berkeley County Schools Social Worker,
Tiffany Hendershot, and will now be expanded to
include all Elementary and Intermediate schools
within the City of Martinsburg.
Shepherd University will continue conducting
an on-going study to assess results, contributing
volunteer interns to help run the program, and
providing mentors for youth.
Join us in congratulating Orsini’s Appliances
Sales and Service on their 70th anniversary this
year! The company has been family owned and
operated since 1948.
Our Members CoxHollidaYoung PLLC’s
Ruth Byers has dedicated over
59 years to her career and has
decided that it is now time to
retire and move on.
Congratulations and best wishes
to you, Ruth!
Chrissy Smith (JC Smith LLC) was presented
the 2017 Builder Member of the Year award by
the Eastern Panhandle Home Builders
Association at the 2017 Annual Meeting &
Awards Dinner.
The Eastern Panhandle Home Builders
Association selected A & A Homes, Inc. as
the local winner of the Best of WV Class II
award.
Dan Ryan Builders was the state winner for
the Best of WV Residential Development of the
Year awarded by the Eastern Panhandle
Home Builders Association.
Carissa L. Rodeheaver,
Chairman of the Board,
President and Chief Executive
Officer at First United, is
pleased to announce the
addition of Katherine W. Getty,
as Director of Business
Relationships. Ms. Getty will be working closely
with business clients to provide financial
services and expertise within Allegany County
and Garrett County, Maryland and surrounding
markets.
The Martinsburg Initiative (TMI), spearheaded
by the Martinsburg Police Department,
Berkeley County Schools, Shepherd
University, and the Washington/Baltimore
High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA)
Program—has taken a giant step forward with
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Byers
Getty
Our Members (continued) PAGE 11
A group of Bank of Charles Town (BCT)
employees recently held a “no shave November”
fundraiser in support of the WVU Medicine
University Healthcare Regional Cancer Center,
a part of the WVU Cancer Institute.
The employees raised over $900 for the patient
cancer comfort fund in memory of Bob Baronner,
former BCT President/CEO and University
Healthcare board director, who succumbed to
cancer in early 2017. The cancer comfort fund
helps provide emergency assistance to cancer
patients locally who do not qualify for other
area programs. Some of the immediate needs
covered by the fund include food supplements,
medication and gas cards for transportation to
and from medical appointments.
WVU Heart & Vascular
Institute in Martinsburg
welcomes S. Sree Hari Kesan,
M.D. to the cardiology practice.
Dr. Kesan, a board certified
cardiologist, is a graduate of the
University of Madras – Madras
Medical College in India. He completed a
fellowship in cardiology and electrophysiology
at the University of Arkansas for Medical
Sciences in Little Rock and a fellowship in
electrophysiology at the Indiana University
School of Medicine in Indianapolis. At WVU
Medicine, Kesan specializes in
electrophysiology or rhythm management.
Kesan
BCT’s Aaron Howell (left) and Josh Householder (right) presenting a check to Teresa McCabe, VP of marketing and development for the WVU Medicine University Healthcare Foundation.
Art by Weeze: 15% off entire in-stock purchase
Artisan Kitchens & Countertops: 10% off any Kraftmaid Vantage Kitchen Order
50% off DuraSupreme Custom Paint Upcharge
AT&T Authorized Retailer Mid-Atlantic ProTel, Inc.: 25% off any accessory
Budget Blinds of Martinsburg: 40% off window treatments – commercial or residential
CNB Bank: Eligible to receive $200 off residential closing costs. Must present flyer.
Community Alternatives to Violence: 25% off class fees for anyone referred to intervention
classes ($250 value)
Costco Wholesale (Winchester): New members eligible to receive Costco Cash Card
(redeemable in-store at Winchester location only with flyer.)
Dave Ranck Consulting LLC: Free consultation (One full day=8 hours)
Distinctive Touch Interiors: 50% off initial consultation fee of $650 - $325 introductory price
Erica Danile Photography: 20% off photography session & order
Heartland Payment Systems (Dempster): Free mobile swipe reader OR 50% off stationery
Terminal (ITC220 CL)
Home Helpers of the Panhandle: First Month Free for any Direct Link personal emergency
response system with annual agreement
The Hub: 15% off café orders
Johnnies Express: $5 off $25 purchase
LovelyPixels: 30% off design services - print and digital
Magna-Soft, LLC: $100 off a complete water treatment system and receive a free gift just for
scheduling an appointment.
New America Financial: $1000 lender credit to be used towards closing cost
Northwestern Mutual (Procita): Free retirement or investment consultation ($1,200 value)
Pro Design, LLC: 30% off design services and 50% off web hosting for the first year
Shepherd University Martinsburg Center: 15% off in-state OR 25% off out-of-state tuition
Transamerica: Contact Dawn Brown at 301-331-2378 for a free financial analysis. Make a
referral to Dawn and receive a free gift card. (Some restrictions apply.)
The Wellness Center at Berkeley Medical Center: Enrollment fee waived for The Wellness
Center membership
The Woods: 10% off first year of corporate membership dues at The Woods
Click here for a printable list
Send your M2M discount offer to [email protected] and we’ll add it to the list!
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Pick up your Chamber member key fob at the Chamber office,
Shepherd University Martinsburg Center, or click here to request
yours be delivered to you.
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Ribbon Cuttings
Skinner Law Firm 261 Aikens Center, Suite 302
Martinsburg, WV
Coldwell Banker Premier 121 Administrative Dr., Suite 100
Martinsburg, WV
WVU Medicine Heart & Vascular Institute McCormack Center, Suite 3100
Berkeley Medical Center campus
WVU Medicine Outpatient Surgery Center MOB3, 880 Tennessee Ave.
across from Berkeley Medical Center
Celebrating a grand opening, remodel, or anniversary?
Contact [email protected] for information on how the Chamber can help
you host a ribbon cutting ceremony.
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TALK TUESDAYS 1st Tuesday of each month at Noon
Shepherd University Martinsburg Center - 261 Aikens Center
We will watch and discuss the following TED Talk videos in 2018.
January 2 The Power of Vulnerability | Brene Brown February 6 Why Do We Sleep? | Russell Foster March 6 How Childhood Trauma Affects Health Across a Lifetime Nadine Burke Harris April 3 5 Ways to Kill Your Dreams | Bel Pesce May 1 My Year of Saying Yes To Everything | Shonda Rhimes June 5 There’s More to Life Than Being Happy | Emily Esfahani Smith July 3 Why Good Leaders Make You Feel Safe| Simon Sinek August 7 Want To Be Happy? Be Grateful | David Steindl-Rast September 4 A Hilarious Celebration of Lifelong Female Friendship Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin October 2 What Makes Us Feel Good About Our Work? | Dan Ariely November 6 7 Rules for Making More Happiness | Stefan Sagmeister December 4 To Raise Brave Girls, Encourage Adventure | Caroline Paul
RSVP to the Martinsburg-Berkeley County Chamber of Commerce at 304-267-4841 or [email protected]
This program would not be possible without our sponsors:
Bring your lunch and join us!
The Newland Insurance Agency has been proud to serve the greater Martinsburg area for more than 20 years. With a combined total of 90 years’ experience in the insurance industry, Dawn Newland and her team of insurance professionals are uniquely positioned to provide clients with expert, personalized service in a caring and simple manner. State Farm, well known for being a "good neighbor" by "being there" for our customers, was founded in 1922 by retired farmer and insurance salesman George Jacob "G.J." Mecherle. The company now insures more cars and homes than any other insurer in the United States. The company’s corporate mission has always been to be the first and best choice in the products and services it provides. For the third year in a row, State Farm has been selected by the Financial Services Roundtable (FSR) to receive the Corporate Social Responsibility Leadership Award. As a company, it has been consistently recognized as a top employer in the U.S., a leader in the community, and a green partner. For more on the State Farm story, click here: State Farm. Dawn has been associated with State Farm for 27 years and believes her blood is “State Farm red”. “While I never imagined a lifetime career in the insurance industry, I couldn’t imagine it with any other company,” Dawn says as she reflects back to 1990. “Their values line up with mine. ‘Like a Good Neighbor’ is not just a catchphrase to me. Being able to help people understand their policy and coverage, being there through a loss, and giving back to my community is at the core of why this has been such a rewarding career.”
Dawn has been blessed with having gifted team members that are committed to providing remarkable customer service to each and every client. They offer State Farm insurance products with local service -- from Kearneysville to Hedgesville, Falling Waters to Inwood, Shepherdstown to Gerrardstown and all points in between. As long-term residents, they love assisting relocations and local residents alike. The Newland team strives to keep it simple and make sure you have proper coverage, at the best price, all while truly caring about helping to make your life go right. Pictured from left to right: Betsy Waters, Mary Brosmer, Alex Folmer, Dawn Newland, Lisa Ours, Carolyn Knight
The Newland Insurance Agency and State Farm are available to you 24/7 at these contact points:
Newland Insurance Agency 1664 Winchester Ave., Martinsburg, WV
Phone: 304.267.2919 www.dawnnewland.com
The office location offers ample on-site parking, free wi-fi, and a welcoming atmosphere.
Here to help life go right.®
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Promote Your Business on our Event Banners
We are now reserving space on our fourth event banner!
Chamber Event Banners are a new and affordable
way to advertise your business at Chamber programs
and events.
Each banner measures 31-1/2” wide by 84” tall and each
advertising space is 15.75” wide x 9.125” tall.
For as low as $250, your logo will be on a banner for
an entire year and the banner will be present at each
Chamber program and event.
Don’t delay—reserve your space today!
For more information, contact the Tina Combs
at (304) 267-4841 or [email protected].
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This program wouldn’t be possible without our sponsors:
December was Education Day for Leadership Berkeley and it
was a day packed full of tours and presentations from many of
the education resources in the community. The day started
with a fabulous breakfast prepared by the students at James
Rumsey Technical Institute. After breakfast, Leadership
Berkeley participants were treated to a tour of the facility and
learned about the many great programs at JRTI. After leaving
James Rumsey the group traveled to North Middle School
where they were served a delicious lunch prepared by the
Family and Consumer Sciences students and enjoyed a musical
performance by the choir. The group also met with the
Berkeley County Business Education Partnership and heard from Berkeley County
Schools Superintendent Manny Arvon. The afternoon was busy with tours of Valley College,
Shepherd University Martinsburg Center, and Blue Ridge Community and Technical
College. Leadership Berkeley will travel to Charleston on January 21-23 to learn about state
government.
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Chamber Mixers
Many thanks to Hospice of the Panhandle for hosting our December Chamber Mixer, where Chamber members and guests took advantage of the great networking opportunities and spectacular refreshments.
Mixers are held on the
3rd Wednesday
of the month 5:00 to 6:30 p.m.
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January 17 Elmcroft of Martinsburg
February 21 Shenandoah Veterinary Hospital
March 21 Shepherd University Martinsburg Center
April 18 Black Draft Distillery
May 16 Bank of Charles Town
June 20 City National Bank
July 18 Hampton Inn Martinsburg
August 15 Pivot Physical Therapy
September 19 Eastern Panhandle Transit Authority
October 17 WVU Medicine Berkeley Medical Center
November 28* Bechdel Jewelers
December 19 Bowles Rice LLP
2018 MIXERS
*This year’s November Mixer will be held on the 4th Wednesday at 5:00 to 6:30 p.m.
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Ongoing - Various classes and programs through the Martinsburg-Berkeley County Public Libraries. For more information, call 304.267.8933 or visit mbcpl.org.
Ongoing - Various support groups through Berkeley Senior Services. For more information, call 304.263.8873 or www.berkeleyseniorservices.org.
Ongoing - Various classes and exhibits at Berkeley Arts Works. For more information, call 304.620.7277 or www.berkeleyartswv.org.
Ongoing - Various music events at Shepherd University. For more information, call 304.876.5555 or www.shepherd.edu/music.
Ongoing - Shepherd University Lifelong Learning classes, brown bag lunches, and tours, Visit www.shepherd.edu/lifelonglearning or contact Karen Rice at 304.876.5135.
Ongoing - Thursdays 6-7 p.m. Restorative Yoga at Touch of Grace Spa & Salt Cave. Call 304.263.3070 to register & for more information on package pricing.
Ongoing - Community Workshops presented by Daily Companions. For information, contact Daily Companions at 304.263.5008 or online at dailycompanionsinc.com.
Ongoing - Healthy Berkeley wellness programs and events. Visit www.healthyberkeleywv.com for more information.
January 10 - Main Street Martinsburg Mixer - 5:00-6:30 p.m. Palace Lounge - 1350 Edwin Miller Blvd. -For more information, go to www.mainstreetmartinsburg.com or call 304.262.4200.
January 13 - Healthy Berkeley Frosty Family Fun Day in Downtown Martinsburg - Go to www.healthyberkeleywv.com for more information.
January 14 - Berkeley Arts Council Information & Social Open House - 2-4 p.m. - 116 N. Queen St. - Visit berkeleyartswv.org or call 304.620.7277 for more information.
March 24 - 25 - Eastern Panhandle Home Show - Berkeley Plaza - 215 Monroe St. - For more information , go to www.ephomeshow.com or call 304.267.4710.
Community Events
Check www.berkeleycounty.org for more details on events happening in the community.
Are you part of a community organization?
Submit your upcoming events to [email protected] to be added to the
Community Calendar.
Please include the date, time, location, and contact information.
Job Postings
Submit your job openings to [email protected]
to be posted to the Member Job Opportunities
section of our website at no cost to your business.
Mock Interviews
The local high schools are looking for volunteers to interview their students
during mock interviews. This is a great way to serve the community. Volunteers can spend one hour or the entire time—
whatever works with your schedule. Contact the school at the
information below.
Hedgesville High School Friday, February 23, 2018 from 7:40a.m.- Noon
Katelyn Barney at [email protected]
Martinsburg High School Thursday, March 15, 2018, from 7:30 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Rhonda Foreman at [email protected]
Musselman High School Tuesday, February 20, 2018 from 8 a.m. - 11 a.m.
Kasandra Price at [email protected]
Spring Mills High School Thursday, February 15, 2018 from 8 a.m. - Noon
Jessica Salfia at [email protected]
Upcoming Chamber Events
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FEBRUARY
02 - Women’s Network Healthy Living Group - 7:30 a.m.
Comfort Inn Martinsburg - 1872 Edwin Miller Blvd.
06 - Women’s Network TED Talk Tuesdays - Noon
Shepherd University Martinsburg Center
261 Aikens Center - Register Here
07 - Member Orientation - 8:00 a.m.-9:00 a.m.
Shepherd University Martinsburg Center
261 Aikens Center - Register Here
09 - Rise & Shine Breakfast - 7:15-9:00 a.m.
The Purple Iris, 1956 Winchester Ave.
16 - Women’s Network Healthy Living Group - 7:30 a.m.
Comfort Inn Martinsburg - 1872 Edwin Miller Blvd.
20 - Leadership Berkeley Day
21 - Chamber Mixer - 5:00-6:30 p.m. - Shenandoah
Veterinary Hospital - 1152 Shepherdstown Rd.
Register Here
23 - Rise & Shine Breakfast - 7:15-9:00 a.m.
Holiday Inn, 301 Foxcroft Ave.
28 - News @ Noon - 11:15 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Holiday Inn - 301 Foxcroft Ave.
JANUARY
05 - Women’s Network Healthy Living Group - 7:30 a.m.
Comfort Inn Martinsburg - 1872 Edwin Miller Blvd.
12 - Rise & Shine Breakfast - 7:15-9:00 a.m.
Holiday Inn, 301 Foxcroft Ave. - Martinsburg-Berkeley
County Chamber of Commerce - “Add the Chamber to
Your Routine in 2018” - Register Here
17 - Chamber Mixer - 5:00-6:30 p.m. - Elmcroft of
Martinsburg - 200 Gloucester Dr. - Register Here
19 - Women’s Network Healthy Living Group - 7:30 a.m.
Comfort Inn Martinsburg - 1872 Edwin Miller Blvd.
21-23 - Leadership Berkeley Charleston Trip
24 - News @ Noon - 11:15 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Holiday Inn - 301 Foxcroft Ave.
26 - Rise & Shine Breakfast - 7:15-9:00 a.m.
Holiday Inn, 301 Foxcroft Ave. - ReadAloudWV -
“Everything Starts with Reading!” - Register Here
Chamber Program & Event Sponsors
Check www.berkeleycounty.org for the latest information on all
programs and events.
Argos
Around the Panhandle Magazine
Bechdel Jewelers
Berkeley County Development Authority
BCT - Bank of Charles Town
Blue Ridge Community & Technical College
Bowles Rice
Chick-fil-A
City National Bank
CNB Bank
First United Bank & Trust
HMS Technologies
Holiday Inn Martinsburg
Jackson Kelly, PLLC
The Journal
The Purple Iris
Shepherd University Martinsburg
Valley Health
WVU Medicine Berkeley Medical Center
Platinum & Gold Sponsors
Argos
BB&T
Berkeley County Development Authority
FirstEnergy Corp.
First United Bank & Trust
Panhandle Builders & Excavating
Platinum PR
Shepherd University Martinsburg
Steptoe & Johnson, PLLC
Summit Community Bank
Valley Health
Waste Management
Silver, Bronze, & Contributing Sponsors
Annual Dinner
Corporate Cup Challenge Golf
Leadership Berkeley
Legislative Events
News @ Noon
New Teacher Breakfast
Rise & Shine Breakfast Programs
Tailgating Under the Stars Auction
Women’s Network
Sponsorship Opportunities
