Canandaigua Chamber 2016 Year in Review
Canandaigua Chamber 2016 Year in Review
Canandaigua Chamber 2016 Year in Review
CANANDAIGUA
2016
CHAMBER of
COMMERCE
YEAR
in
REVIEW
MISSION
The Canandaigua Area Chamber of Commerce advances
the areas economy, enhances members success,
facilitates business relationships,
and improves our regions quality of life.
VISION
The Canandaigua Area Chamber of Commerce is recognized
as the regional leader in developing a thriving community.
A D V E RT I S I N G S U P P L E M E N T TO T H E
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2016 BOARD CHAIR - PAUL GRISWOLD
CANANDAIGUA
Happy New Year! May community. Randy Farnsworth and Thomas Lyon
you and yours enjoy health worked together for the past four years helping to
and prosperity as we begin make the project a success. We thank them both for
another trip around the sun their hard work and dedication.
in 2017. The new year is the With the changing times, new government and
perfect time to reflect on ever-evolving business environment, the board
what weve accomplished, decided a chamber restructuring was in order.
where we are today and our To that end, we are excited to announce we have
CHAMBER of plans for an exciting, bright begun a professionally facilitated search for a new
COMMERCE future. Executive Director. We have already received
Wed like to start by several applications and have begun the interview
expressing our appreciation process with plans to have our new ED begin on
TABLE of to you, the members of the Canandaigua Chamber of March 1, 2017.
CONTENTS Commerce. We recognize we wouldnt be where we are Additionally, we have made the decision to change
without the contributions made by each and every one the titles of the board members to President, Past
3 of you. Our commitment to you is stronger than ever
and this year, you will see additional benefits, enhanced
President, 1st Vice President, 2nd Vice President
and Treasurer to be in line with many other not-
2016 Chairperson programs and events and even more engagement from for-profit organizations. Previously, the chambers
2017 President the staff. Last year was a year of change and transition. staff leader was called the President and will now
As difficult as change can be, it is necessary for be known as Executive Director.
continued growth. We want to extend a special thank
5 you to our wonderful staff members, Elisha Everson
and Kelly Rotter who have utilized their collective
I hope to see you all at the 107th Canandaigua
Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner and
2016 Membership Meeting on February 3! The evening
depth of knowledge and expertise to shepherd us promises to be an exciting event as we name the
Board of Directors through these changes. Additionally, a special thank next Mr./Mrs./Ms. Canandiagua.
and you goes out to Thomas Lyon who has recently left So, as I pass my gavel to Lauren Kolb, the
Past Board Chairs the chamber to take on a new role in Development for incoming President of the Canandaigua Chamber
Sonnenberg Gardens. Thomas will be missed and we of Commerce, and move into the role of Past
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As you may know, we are no longer partnering on
President, I want to thank you for a wonderful year
and look forward to continuing to work with all of
Mr. Canandaigua the citys economic development project. Several you for many years to come.
Award Recipient, major projects in our surrounding area would never
Happy to be in your service,
have come to fruition without the involvement of the
Past Recipients chamber and for that, we are truly grateful to have had Paul Griswold
and Committees the opportunity to augment the business climate in our
16 we know it. We see the fruits of our labor and the effects
of our kindness every single day in an area that we are
proud to say we live, work and play in. Why should
owners.
The term back to
the basics resonates
Business Award
2017 be any different? with me. I know that
Recipients This year, I am proud to serve at the helm as President sometimes you have to
of the Canandaigua Area Chamber of Commerce. It is a take a step back in order to forge ahead.
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duty I do not take lightly and a challenge that is not mine With that, there are many exciting initiatives
alone. We have an incredible cabinet of historically- planned for the upcoming chamber session. Here
versed, kind-hearted, intelligent community thought are just a few things that are on the agenda:
Chamber Members
leaders and business owners who cherish the Chamber Continued on the next page...
and all it stands for.
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CANANDAIGUA
ATHENA
RECIPIENTS
Awards 1994
Judith M. Stewart
Retired Senior Vice President,
Canandaigua National
Bank & Trust
2004 1993
Marci Diehl Linda Hawks
Owner, Double Vision Creative Retired President and CEO,
2003 Thompson Health
Karen Davison Blazey 1992
Executive Officer, Quantum Joyce Ezrow
Performance Group, Inc. Associate Professor
2002 of Business,
Deborah Weymouth Anne Arundel
President & Chief Community College
2016 Executive Officer, 1991
2016 ATHENA HealthAlliance Hospital
Ann Scheetz Award Recipient Linda Welch
Executive Director, Ann Scheetz 2001 Retired Owner,
Ontario ARC Valerie Knoblauch The Shopping News
2015 President, Finger Lakes 1990
2009 Visitors Connection
Lauren Kolb Virginia Ginny Clark Kay James
Senior Vice President & Senior Vice President, 2000 Retired City Manager,
Business Development Officer Public Affairs Lauren Dixon City of Canandaigua
Genesee Valley Trust Company Constellation Brands, Inc. CEO & Owner, Dixon Schwabl 1989
2014 Advertising, Inc. Lois Kozlowski
Deborah Wilbur 2009 1999 Retired Owner,
Retired Teacher, Margaret & Randy Gail D. OBrien Wizard of Clay Pottery
Canandaigua City Farnsworth Retired President, Canandaigua 1988
School District Owners, Randall Chamber of Commerce Gail Herman
2013 Farnsworth Auto Group 1998 Director, Sales and Marketing,
Stephanie Kunes 2008 Sharon Pepper The Medicine Shoppe
President and CEO Deborah Denome Retired Senior Vice President 1987
National MS Society Director, Seeking of Senior Living Services, Barbara Nelson
2012 Common Ground Thompson Health Former Executive Director,
Sharon Gullo 2007 1997 West Ontario County
Psychiatric Nurse, Barbara Fuge Teresa Hall Red Cross,
Canandaigua Lake Former CFO, President, TCHMED American Red Cross
Counseling Services Genesee Regional Bank Consulting, Inc. 1986
2011 and Community Volunteer 1996 Tarry Shipley
Barbara Risser 2006 Ellen Polimeni Retired Business Manager,
President Emeritus, Janet Tenreiro Mayor of the City WCGR/WFLC
Finger Lakes Former Owner, of Canandaigua and 1985
Community College The Medicine Shoppe Former Assistant Principle, Diane Reed
2010 2005 Canandaigua Middle School Associate Professor
Lynne Erdle Rhoda Childs 1995 and Co-Director,
Superintendent Former Managing Gail D. Love Graduate Educational
Canandaigua Regional Director, Retired Owner, Leadership Program,
City School District United Way of Ontario County Human Resource Associates St. John Fisher College
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2013 Erica Bapst
2016 ATHENA Owner, Adorn Jewelry
& Accessories
Young Professional 2012
Leadership Margaret Maggie Meyer
Award Recipients Assistant Vice-President
Personal Banking and Insurance
Service Manager, Canandaigua
2016 2014
National Bank & Trust
Kimberly Sorel Nadia Harvieux
Assistant Vice President, Conservation Outreach 2011
Community Office Manager, Educator, Muller Field Station Tracey Fuller
Canandaigua National and Adjunct Faculty Member, Heiser Brand President/
Bank & Trust Conservation Department, Branch GM,
Finger Lakes Community Heisser Logistics, Inc.
2015
Teresa Deacon College; Education Program 2010 2016 AYPL Award Recipient
Family Assessment and Manager, Finger Lakes Teresa Pare Kimberly Sorel
Support Worker, Institute at Hobart and Owner, The Law Offices
Child & Family Resources William Smith Colleges of Teresa M. Pare
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CANANDAIGUA
CHAMBER of COMMERCE
Open Monday through Friday
8:00 am - 5:00 pm
113 South Main Street
Canandaigua NY 14424
585.394.4400 fax 585.394.4546
[email protected]
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S T R E N G T H . S TA B I L I T Y. S E RV I C E .
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independent, community bank since 1887with stable, local leadership that has
allowed us to thrive in every kind of economy.
We stay focused on our customers needs and provide new and innovative ways to meet
them, without changing our commitment to personal service. So we can be your bank
now, and for future generations. As always, CNB continues to invest in you.
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