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IMPACTIMPACT April 2012 Vol. 41, NO. 4 Monthly

In This Issue Calendar of Events…………...………………………...…..Pg. 2 Members in the News………….....………………….…....Pg. 2 Ribbon Cutting…….....…………….…………….…...........Pg. 6 Business Card Exchange……...…………………............Pg. 7 Women in Business……...…………….……………..........Pg. 7 New Members………………..….…………………….……..Pg. 8

The Greater Pocono Chamber of Commerce’s Expo was held on March 14 and 15 at East Stroudsburg University’s Koehler Field House. Geis-inger/Geisinger Health Plan was, once again, the major sponsor. PPL spon-sored the two-hour VIP Reception, which gave guests and exhibitors an opportunity for networking.

Mr. John Wiercinski, Regional Vice-President/Northeast Strategic Devel-opment of Geisinger Health Systems, cut the ribbon symbolizing the start of EXPO 2012. Also taking part in the ribbon cutting ceremony was Colonel Charles Gibson, Tobyhanna Army Depot.

More than 100 businesses displayed their goods and/or services. The Greater Pocono Chamber of Commerce would like to thank Geisinger/Geisinger Health Plan for being the major sponsor for the 6h year, and also to PPL for, once again, being the sponsor for the VIP Reception. A thank you also goes out to other sponsors including: Advanced Business Equipment, East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania, MedExpress Urgent Care, Northampton Community College, PenTeleData, Pocono Medical Center, Ray Price Stroud Ford, Lincoln, Mercury, Reilly Associates, Sherman Theater and the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport. (photos courtesy of VIP Studios)

GPCC Mission Statement

Act as A Unified Voice of Business Dedicated to the Prosperity of all

Commerce Leading to the Enhancement of

the Quality of Life in our region and surrounding areas.

THE GREATER POCONO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 25th ANNUAL EXPO SPONSORED BY GEISINGER/GEISINGER HEALTH PLAN

Most Creative - R.J. Groner

Best In Show - George Roberts Productions

Most Interactive - Monroe County Emegency Management

Most Display of Energy Efficiency - Affordable Comfort Contracting

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April 2012

Calendar of Events April 10….................Women in Business Luncheon Noon – Mount Airy Casino Even Center April 11…...…….......West End Committee 800 a.m. - Western Pocono Community Library - Brodheadsville April 13………..….….Government Affairs/Public Policy 8:00 a.m. – Stroud Township Building - Stroudsburg April 13……..…........Leadership Pocono 8:00 a.m. – GPCC April 16………..…....Education Committee 12 Noon – JR’s Grille - East Stroudsburg April 17…...…….......Women in Business Steering Committee 9:00 a.m. - GPCC April 17……….……..Business Card Exchange 5:00 p.m. – Gray Chevrolet Cadillac - Stroudsburg April 18……...……....HR Breakfast 800 a.m. – Chateau Resort - Tannersville April 23………….......Finance Committee 8:00 a.m. – GPCC April 23...……… .......Executive Committee 8:30 a.m. – GPCC April 24……...….......Board of Directors 8:30 a.m. - Chateau Resort - Tannersville April 27……...….......Environmental Committee Adopt a Highway Cleanup - 8:00 a.m. - Delaware Water Gap Welcome Center

LEADS WANTED!!!!

If you are aware of a new or existing business in the Greater Pocono region that might be interested in learning more about the various benefits of

chamber membership, please contact Patricia Metzgar or

[email protected].

Members In The News Monroe Animal League is holding two fun-filled fund-raising events so mark your calendars! On Friday, April 13th, Ross the Mentalist will be performing at the Dutot Museum in historic Delaware Water Gap (Route 611). Let Ross amaze you with his mind-reading abilities. Ticket price is $13 and includes show and light refreshments. Show time is 7:00 p.m. You must order tickets in advance by calling 570.476.8444. Itching to cut a rug? The Pocono Area Dance Association is hosting a Ballroom Dancing event at the West End Park Recreation Building (Route 715, Brodheadsville) for the Monroe Animal League on Sunday, April 22. Dance starts at 3:30 p.m. $10 admission (pay at the door) includes mini lesson, dance session and light refreshments. The Monroe Animal League serves the needy animals of Monroe County with Spay/Neuter, Feral Cat, Emergency Vet care and Humane Education programs. These events help Monroe Animal League raise much needed funds to continue these vital animal welfare programs. Pocono Medical Center provides resources to solve shoulder, hip, and knee pain. Many members of the com-munity face problems affecting the major joints of the body like the shoulders, hips, and knees, which can cause per-sistent pain, interfere with daily living and restful sleep, and develop into more serious problems. Pocono Medical Center (PMC) provides resources to ensure there is early, correct diagnosis and surgical treatment to help solve the painful problems. “Medical advances have helped surgery to be the answer for people of all ages who are needlessly suffering from a range of problems, which surgery can repair quickly and easily,” says Frederick J. Barnes, MD, FACS, FAAOS, Chief of the Department of Orthopedics at Pocono Medical Center. Surgery is primarily recommended to ease pain and in-crease range of motion. Problems affecting the shoulders, hips, and knees can be caused by injury, aging, or disease. Hundreds of thousands of surgeries are performed annu-ally to correct painful shoulders, hips, and knees. For more information on All Right Now: Solving Shoulder, Hip, and Knee Pain and PMC’s surgical services, please visit PoconoHealthSystem.org. Rapid Running and Pocono Raceway announced the creation of the Rapid Running Pocono Half Marathon, which will have its inaugural run on May 5, 2012 in Long Pond, PA. The race will have a festive, spectator-friendly atmos-phere, with live bands positioned every other mile throughout the course, as well as in the post-race area.

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The highlight, however, will be a finish inside the historic Pocono Raceway Runners can choose from the following formats: ♦ Half Marathon: Saturday, May 5, 8 a.m. ♦ 5K: Saturday, May 5, 8:15 a.m. ♦ 1 Mile Kids Fun Run: Friday, May 4th, 6:30 p.m.

(children will run inside the Pocono Raceway) ♦ Concert/Broadway In the Burg starting at 3:30PM on

May 5th Race fees will vary depending on when a participant regis-ters, but the starting rates are $75 for the half marathon, $25 for the 5K and $10 for the Kids Fun Run. Race organizers will also present Packet Pick-Up at Po-cono Raceway on May 4th from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and a concert and Broadway Show for race participants on the evening of May 5th at the Sherman Theater Pocono Raceway will present a delicious Pasta Dinner for the runners from 4-7PM on Friday May 4th at the Pocono Raceway. David Mason, President of Rapid Running, states, “The Rapid Running Pocono Half Marathon will be the first event of its kind at the Pocono Raceway. Whether you’re a championship runner or just trying to get healthy and stay fit, you’ll have the unique opportunity to run inside the world famous Pocono Raceway, and hear hundreds of peo-ple cheering you on.” “Pocono Raceway is proud to partner with Rapid Running in The Rapid Running Pocono Half Marathon,” stated Brandon Igdalsky, Raceway President and CEO. “This prestigious event is sure to bring a large number of partici-pants and spectators to the Pocono Mountains and will showcase all that this resort area has to offer.” Sponsors for the Rapid Running Pocono Half Marathon include: Pocono Raceway, Pocono Convention and Visitors Bureau, Rapid Running, Active.com, Half2Run.com and Fifty States Half Marathon Club. For more information or to register for the race, go to www.rapidrunning.com. The Sherman Theater and Pocono Raceway are excited to announce a new direction for live concert events in the Poconos as part of a joint venture to pro-duce a summer concert series at Pocono Raceway. As the Sherman Theater has grown in size and in popu-larity over the years, the concert demand has grown, as well. Working together, the Sherman and Pocono Raceway have created an opportunity for the Pocono Region to host some great shows and driving economic demand in the region. The first concert in the Sherman Summer Stage at Pocono Raceway Series is scheduled for July 31, and will feature internationally-renowned bands 311 and

Slightly Stoopid. Since their formation in Omaha, Nebraska, in 1990, 311 has sold over 8.5 million al-bums in the U.S. alone, had five albums reach the Top 10 on Billboard’s Top-200 Sales Chart, and had eight singles reach the Top 10 on Billboards’ Modern Rock Chart. Slightly Stoopid is a band based out of Ocean Beach, California. They have released seven albums (two live) with their fifth studio album entitled, "Chronchitis," released in August 2007. The band was originally signed by the late Bradley Nowell, known from the band Sublime, to his label Skunk Records. Staying true to the D.I.Y ethic of punk rock, the band released its first two albums independently on Skunk. Pocono Raceway, which hosts two premier NASCAR Sprint Cup Series events each year, is only 20 minutes away from the Sherman Theater, has acres of parking and the world’s largest bathroom with over 1000 stalls, making it an ideal location for bigger concerts in the Pocono region. The Sherman Theater is a 501c3 non-profit organiza-tion producing concerts, festivals, and various other events. A 1377-seat venue, the Sherman Theater’s mission is to serve the community by providing qual-ity, culturally-diverse entertainment from nationally-known professional acts that brings patrons to down-town Stroudsburg and the Pocono region, creating a unique catalyst for the local economic development. The Sherman Theater has worked with some of the biggest acts in the world including Ke$ha, 311, Paparoach, Furthur, Hinder, Sully Erna, Evanescence, Mac Miller, Blue Oyster Cult, Jim Jones, Jadakiss, and more. For more information on the Sherman Summer Stage at Pocono Raceway series, contact the Sherman Thea-ter at 570-420-2808 or visit: www.shermantheater.com. Spring into April with showers of laughter at The Shawnee Playhouse!

Love, Sex and the I.R.S. will open April 6th and run through April 15th. Written by William Van Zandt and Jane Milmore and presented by Prestige Productions. Try and cheat the I.R.S. and see what happens! Jon Trachtman and Leslie Arthur are out of work musi-cians who room together in New York City. To save money, Jon has been filing tax returns listing the pair as a mar-ried. The day of reckoning comes when the Internal Reve-nue Service informs the "couple" they're going to be inves-tigated by a Mr. Spinner. Leslie masquerades as a house-wife, aided by Jon's fiancée, Kate. Complicating matters further Leslie and Kate are having an affair behind Jon's back, Jon's mother drops in unexpectedly to meet her son's fiancée, and Leslie's ex girlfriend shows up demanding to know why Leslie has changed and won't see her anymore! Love, Sex and the I.R.S. is a wild farce with twists of fate, sight gags, mistaken identities and hilarious comic lines.


Tickets: $18 adults, $15 seniors, $10 children. 2:00 pm April 6, 13 and 15, 8:00 pm April 6, 7, 13 and 14. An Evening of Comedy, presented by Center Stage Players will be on stage from April 20th through April 29th. Com-edy: from the Greek “komoida, - an amusing spectacle."

Center Stage Players presents a variety of short pieces designed to amuse - monologues, skits and one-act plays. Whether you like farce or satire, wordplay or slapstick, you're sure to leave the theater laughing. Tickets: $18 adults, $15 seniors, $10 children. 2pm April 22, and 29, 8pm April 20, 21, 27 and 28. For tickets, showtimes, and more information please con-tact the Shawnee Playhouse Box Office at 570-421-5093 or visit www.TheShawneePlayhouse.com.

The U.S. Small Business Administration’s Philadelphia District Office announced the District’s 2012 Small Busi-ness Award Winners, as well as its Minority Small Busi-ness Person of the Year. SBA’s Philadelphia District Direc-tor, David Dickson, will officially present these winners with their awards at the annual “SBA Day at the Ball-park” event June 7, 2012. “Every year the award winners honored at this event have truly distinguished themselves and represent the very best that the eastern Pennsylvania small business community has to offer" said Dickson. Rita Lacey, founder of Close the Loop, LLC from Kun-kletown, PA, was selected to win the "Home-based Busi-ness Champion of the Year" award for Philadelphia Dis-trict and Region 3, which includes Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Washington DC, and West Vir-g i n i a . Ms. Lacey teaches the unemployed and underemployed how to build websites, facilitating their start-up of home-based online businesses. She wrote the e-book “Building a Business Website, on a Shoestring Budget”. Through her own home-based business, Ms. Lacey markets products made by small manufacturers from recycled materials online at www.closetheloop.com.

Coinciding with the recent name change of the KNBT of-fices in the company’s North-east Region to National Penn, the Brodheadsville branch in Monroe County held a chil-dren’s party on Saturday, March 10 to commemorate this occasion. Pictured at left, Emily Young of Effort, PA, left, paints the face of six year old Patrick Dattalo, of Kunkletown, PA at the National Penn Brod-headsville branch. Looking on

in center is Susan Dudley, Brodheadsville branch assistant manager. The complimentary face painting was provided by The Western Pocono Community Library. The name change, which is part of a program to strengthen National Penn’s brand recognition, took place at the offices in Carbon, Monroe and Luzerne coun-ties. The branches in Northampton and Lehigh counties will remain KNBT.

Gregory J. Menio, MD, FAAOS, of East Stroudsburg, PA, will be joining Mountain Valley Orthopedics as their newest physician effective April 1, 2012. Mountain Valley Orthopedics is very excited to welcome Dr. Menio and his patients to the practice. Dr. Menio is a board-certified Ortho-pedic Surgeon who has achieved a Certificate of Added Qualification in Hand surgery and a subspecialty cer-tification in Sports Medicine. Origi-nally form Catasauqua, PA, Dr. Menio attended Lehigh University and Temple University Medical

School. Dr. Menio completed his internship at Lehigh Valley Hospital and went on to fulfill his residency at the Boston Uni-versity Affiliated Hospitals in Boston, Mass. He specializes in sports related injuries and conditions associated with the hand. Dr. Menio is certified by the American Board of Ortho-pedic Surgery, and is a fellow of the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons and of the American College of Surgeons. He is a member of several professional or-ganizations such as the American Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine, American College of Sports Medi-cine, Monroe County and Pennsylvania Medical Socie-ties and the Pennsylvania Orthopedic Society. Dr. Menio serves on the Review Board for The American Journal of Sports Medicine and is the orthopedic con-sultant for several area high schools. Michael Baxter & Associates Commercial Real Es-tate & Property Management (MB&A) has announced

Dr. Menio

Scene from Love, Sex & the IRS

the High Five Charity Auction to be held Tuesday, May 15th, 2012. Participating organizations are American Red Cross, Mon-roe County Habitat for Humanity, Pocono Services for Families and Children, The Salvation Army and United Way of Monroe County. The High Five Charity Auction will be a live auction event held at Desaki Restaurant and offer the opportunity to bid on commercial real estate, travel, entertainment and other products or services. All real estate sold will be donating a minimum of $5,000 or 10% whichever is greater with po-tential up to 30% or more. The seller and buyer will be able to select the receiving organization for their portion of the donation. All other items sold will benefit the sponsor-ing charity directly. Admission tickets are available from MB&A or any of the participating charities for $35 each with all net proceeds being shared by the five charitable organizations equally. The goals of the event are to raise funds and awareness for the participating charities through a unique partnership with MB&A. MB&A is the Poconos’ leading commercial real estate firm employing eight knowledgeable, dedicated Commercial Advisors. Silver Arrow Gallery in Tannersville is seeking local artists to join their “Spring InThe Poconos” exhibit. Work must be handmade by the artist, be for sale and be a part of the exhibit for 2 months. The gallery is primarily inter-ested in artists/craftsmen working in glass, ceramic, wood and recycled products. Silver Arrow Gallery specializes in Made in America prod-ucts. Working with local artisans and businesses they are encouraging local economic recovery by donating a portion of all sales to local charities and veteran’s programs. For more information call the gallery at 570-619-0461. Northampton Community College’s Center for Busi-ness and Industry will re-introduce its new Technology & Trades Educational Center to regional businesspeople on Thursday, April 19, 3:30 – 6:30, at the facility, in Hartzell Hall, Gates Center, 3435 Green Pond Road, Beth-lehem Township. The center, previously located at Lehigh Industrial Park 4 for fifteen years, has a new home in Hartzell Hall. It is ready to serve the needs of businesses in several areas including biomanufacturing/aseptic processing, solar photovoltaic systems, programmable logic & automation controllers, industrial maintenance & mechanical systems, electrical construction & maintenance, HVAC/R & weld-ing, and more. In addition to the introduction to the new facility, there will be a panel discussion with industry experts, “Manufacturing in a Tough Economy,” from 3:30 – 6:30 p.m.

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For more information go to www.northampton.edu/special.events. Pocono Alliance is an organization dedicated to the im-provement of quality of life in Monroe County by identify-ing unmet human service needs and working towards solu-tions. Pocono Alliance is comprised of four Coalitions: Housing, Transport, Health, and Children’s Education. It has been determined that there are 5,400 children with disabilities in Monroe County. With the nearest accessible, all-inclusive playground being over 40 miles away, a defi-nite need was identified. Play and social interaction is a vital component of learning; the lack of this resource within the area has brought about Crossing Abilities: Mon-roe County’s All Inclusive Playground. This is a project of the Pocono Alliance Health Coalition and will be located at the Hamilton Jackson Pocono (HJP) regional park. This playground is intended to stimulate the children’s senses and help them to develop motor, social, and sensory skills through play. Pocono Alliance has partnered with Camelback Mountain Resort for a Crossing Abilities Playground Design Contest to allow children to give their input into the design of the playground. The contest is open to children from 3 to 16 years old residing in Monroe County. Winners will receive passes for Camelbeach Water Park. Please support Cross-ing Abilities by promoting the contest and posting a link to the attached contest details and registration form on your organization’s website, share through publication, pro-gramming, and within your networks. A limited number of flyers for distribution can also be mailed to your organi-zation upon request. Together, we can accommodate chil-dren of all abilities. Let every child play in Monroe County with Crossing Abilities: Monroe County’s All Inclusive Playground.

On June 1st 2012, The Shawnee Playhouse will present Shawnee’s Got Talent! Along the same lines as “America’s Got Talent”, which showcases tal-ented people from all over the country doing a variety of performances, from singing individu-ally or in groups, danc-ing individually or in groups, acrobatics, com-edy, juggling, impres-

sions, bizarre talents, well, you get the picture… Shawnee’s Got Talent would like to see any and all acts and performers come out for an evening of fun and prizes. If you would like to perform on June 1st, registrations are being taken now and can be found on the website at www.theshawneeplayhouse under “Contests” If you regis-ter by May 1st the $15 registration fee will be waived. Now

Ribbon Cutting Vertical Earth Mountain Sports, located at 1762 Main Street in Stroudsburg, PA 570-572.9088

Vertical Earth Sport recently held their ribbon cutting to celebrate their grand opening on Main Street in Stroudsburg. Their product lines include Specialized, Gi-ant Bikes and Kink Bikes brands. They are also a full ser-vice shop for all bikes, makes and models, offering Basic, Expert and Pro Tune ups. For more information, contact them at 570.572. 9088.

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is your chance to get out there and showcase your talent, whatever the talent may be! The Shawnee Playhouse re-serves the right to decline an act if it is deemed too danger-ous. A portion of the proceeds from Shawnee’s Got Talent will go to Mady’s Angels, in memory and honor of Madyson Law. Mady’s Angels was established to honor and memori-alize Madyson Brendyl Law (1997 – 2010) who was an ex-ceptional daughter, sister, friend and student. Mady’s Angels’ goals include awarding scholarships to local stu-dents and providing contributions to local charities and causes that were supported by Madyson. Mady’s Angels also promotes the concept of “paying it forward.” Mady's Angels is a fully qualified 501(c)(3) non profit char-ity. Their goals are to provide art scholarships to East Stroudsburg North High School students, award National Jr. Honor Society students scholarships from East Stroudsburg North High School, support Bushkill Out-reach and Joey’s Eagles, help local families with financial needs from tragedies and medical expenses, and circulate “Pay if Forward” cards to do something kind for others. The following are contributions made by Mady’s Angels:

♦ Team Mady’s Angels raised $2600.00 for Relay For Life

♦ Awarded $3000.00 for art student scholarships at East Stroudsburg North High School

♦ Donated $2950.00 to Bushkill Outreach, Joey’s Eagles, and St. Johns Church

♦ Donated $2500.00 to a local family for funeral expenses

♦ Provided $1000.00 in financial assistance towards a liver transplant for one of Mady's classmates

♦ Donated $1900.00 for two chemotherapy treat-ments and medical expenses for two local patients

♦ Donated $1000.00 to Animal Welfare and Rescue Please come, see some great talent, have some fun, some laughs and support Mady’s Angels. F o r m o r e i n f o r m a t i o n , p l e a s e v i s i t www.theshawneeplayhouse or www.madysangels.org.

Sponsorships Available for 2012 & 2013

Please contact Pat Metzgar at the

Chamber at 570.421.4433 to find out which sponsorships fit your

needs!

Business Card Exchange Mount Airy Casino and Resort hosted the March 12th Busi-ness Card Exchange, which was held in the Gypsies Lounge. Both members and potential members networked, while sampling the variety of food that was displayed. If you are looking for a facility to host your next event, con-tact Mount Airy Casino and Resort’s sales department at 570-243-5125.

Sponsor of the event was LeTip Stroudsburg and the speaker was Mr. Kevin Yurko. LeTip Chapters meet weekly to exchange qualified leads, build solid business relationships, develop strong presentation skills and be-come proficient networkers. Only one representative of any given profession is accepted into a chapter, and mem-bers are chosen by their occupational expertise. The Stroudsburg Chapter meets every Wednesday morning at 7:01 a.m. at Studebakers in Bartonsville. If you would like more information on LeTip, contact Dr. Brett Coryell, President of LeTip Stroudsburg at 570-223-7211.

Women In Business Luncheon The March Women in Business luncheon, sponsored by Vicky Hicks of Massage Academy, was held at the Syca-more Grille in Delaware Water Gap. Dr. Patrick McDon-ald of Mountain Valley Orthopedics did a presentation on “Common Foot & Ankle Disorders”.

The April luncheon will feature the annual Save Our Planet Awards and will be held at the Event Center at Mount Airy Casino & Resort. The sponsors are Pocono Mountains Visitors Bureau, and Brodhead Creek Regional Authority. For more information on upcoming WIB lunches, to donate a door prize, or to sponsor a luncheon, please contact Miriam Conway at 570.421.4433.

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Dr. Patrick McDonald of Mountain Valley Orthopedics

Sponsor Vicky Hicks of Massage Academy LeTip Stroudsburg Members at the Business Card Exchange

Business Card Exchange at Mount Airy Casino & Resort


Welcome New Members

The following new members are not listed in the 2010-2011Membership Directory & Buyer’s Guide. Please be sure to add this page to your copy of the Directory.

AARP Pernnsylvania Angela Foreshaw 1650 Market Street Philadelphia, PA 19103 267.825.9922 215.665.8529 [email protected] www.aarp.org/pa Non-Profit Organizations Crunchtime Entertainment LLC dba Crunchradio.com Kathleen A. Fisher 559 White Birch Drive Saylorsburg, PA 18353 570.801.7124 [email protected] www.crunchradio.com Internet Radio Drug Free Pennsylvania Melissa Rau 3901 Hartzdale Drive Camp Hill, PA 17011 717.232.0300 717.232.5400 [email protected] www.drugfreesolutions.org Non-Profit Organizations Friends of Stroud Region Open Space and Recreation Tim Herd 15 Day Street East Stroudsburg, PA 18301 570.426.1512 570.426.1839 [email protected] www.stroudgreenway.org High Impact Writing Solutions Michelle Pinnock Harper 208 Eagle Valley Mall, PO Box 229 East Stroudsburg, PA 18301 164 Escoll Drive 570.424.0674 570.424.0674 [email protected] www.highimpactwritingsolutions.com Proposal Development-Grant & Re-sume Writing

John's Collision, Inc. Victoria Williams 2148 Ann Street Stroudsburg, PA 18360 5590 Hamilton S. Bus. Rt. 209, Sciota 570.801.7818 570.801.7819 [email protected] www.facebook.com/johnscollisioninc Automobile-Body Repair & Painting Lesh's Leather Beverly Lesh P.O. Box 13 Swiftwater, PA 18370 2122 Route 611 570.839.7349 570.839.7349 Leather Goods-Moccasins REED Personal Development Group Debbie Smith 3342 Penn Estates East Stroudsburg, PA 18301 570.269.3599 [email protected] Coaching-Mentoring-Personal Develop-ment SAS Claim Services, Inc. Michelle Murphy 189 Matterhorn Drive Effort, PA 18330 570.730.8607 570.629.6078 [email protected] www.michellemurphypublicadjuster.com Insurance-Adjusters Strategic Crisis Solutions Steven E. Harper, CPP 208 Eagle Valley Mall, PO Box 220 East Stroudsburg, PA 18301 164 Escoll Drive 888.502.3099 570.424.0674 [email protected] www.strategiccrisissolutions.com Emergency Preparedness-Crisis Man-agement Consulting

Vertical Earth Mountain Sports Dan Whitehead 762 Main Street Stroudsburg, PA 18360 570.872.9088 [email protected] www.verticalearthinc.com Sporting Goods Worthington Wealth Management Linda J. Worthington P.O. Box 222 Mt. Pocono, PA 18466 7058 Susquehanna Drive, Tobyhanna 570.839.9222 570.561.0738 [email protected] worthingtonwealthmanagement.com Financial Services

IMPACTIMPACT Executive Committee Charles Niclaus - Chairman of the Board Elizabeth Koster - First Vice Chairman Chris Kurtz - Second Vice Chairman Dr. Robert Dillman- Treasurer Kathleen Kuck - Secretary Daisy Gallagher - Past Chair

Staff Robert Phillips - President/CEO Patricia Metzgar - Vice President, Operations/Development Miriam Conway - Executive Assistant Georgia Strunk - Office Assistant

Board of Directors

Visit us at www.greaterpoconochamber.com

(USPS 380-890) Greater Pocono Chamber of Commerce 552 Main Street Stroudsburg, PA 18360-2093 Phone: (570) 421-4433 Fax: (570) 424-7281 URL: http://www.greaterpoconochamber.com “The Voice of Business in the Poconos”

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Madeline Anderson Doug Atherton Michael Baxter James Becker Rich Berkowitz Vinny Bianchi Debi Cope Jere Dunkelberger Thomas Ford Donald Hannig Bob Hay Gary Hazen Scott Henry

John Holahan Rob Howell Brandon Igdalsky Michael Katz Tony Konn Brian McKenna Kathy Mullins Doug Olmstead George Roberts Matthew Rumph Dr. Thomas Rushton Barbara G. Samet Conrad Schintz

Dr. Arthur Scott Tom Sforza Mathilda Sheptak William Skinner Steve Somers Paula Testa Marc Troutman Carl Wilgus Theresa Yocum

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