Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce Business Journal Q2 2014

Think about it I Businesses that engage in community events and activities gain extensive exposure which inturn, makes your business become “top of mind” for your products and services. What does that mean? If you are frequently involved in community events and are always making an appearance or providing support through sponsorship/giveaways, the likilhood of someone referring a customer to your business is greater. Try it! There are many businesses that use this strategy and they do it because it works! W I nstitute for Organization Management takes place four times a year and is program of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. This year, the Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce had two attendees. Tristan Johnson, who completed her 3rd year and Stephanie Meisner, who completed her first year. During the week of courses, Wyoming as a State had a strong presence, as you can see in the photo! hat is happening in foriegn affairs changes every second. Congressman Lummis stated that she read an article regarding Egypt and not even 5 minutes later another article was posted that illustrated a drastic change in information. A huge part of her message was that she is staying in the know of these topics and will keep us informed. With her knowledgable staff and her frequent travels, she is the first to be exposed to any changes. nterstate All Battery Center is located on Stillwater and two of the employees are in the Cheyenne Professional Network, one as a member and one as a mentor. During March the Cheyenne Professional Network members participated in a fun photo scavenger hunt. This photo is an exaggeration of their everyday duties at Interstate All Battery Center. Can you say “Body Builders”! A T L dvanced Eye Care Clinic, PC demonstrated dimensional skills sets they use to help their customers. They are ready to help you with all of your eye care needs. Stephanie Zamora, member of the Cheyenne Professional Network snapped this photo for the March Madness Scavenger Hunt with her boss. Get a new pair of glasses or contacts, you can see they have a variety of styles! ouring the Air Guard and getting to actually be near and inside the C130s. Cheyenne, Wyoming is proudly the home of many branches of the military and the Military Affiars Community focuses on supporting all the branches through first hand experiences such as their luncheon tour in February. Supporting the Military is important and MAC does a wonderful job through these monthly luncheons. earning all about the various branches of military and gaining a new perspective on their daily duties, activities and efforts in sustaining safety for our nation. Cheyenne is a unique community because we have a strong alliance between all of the branches of military. The MAC committee with the Chamber are proud to provide events to educate the community further on their efforts and impact! Q1 2014 BUSINESS JOURNAL l PG 33

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