Ann Arbor 2008

chamber partners & business resources Ann Arbor Area’s Economic Team The Ann Arbor Area Chamber of Commerce, Ann Arbor SPARK and the Ann Arbor Area Convention and Visitors Bureau have teamed up to provide Washtenaw County with a team of business and community leaders that are involved in and keep abreast of the economic status of the area. We also work very closely with the other Chambers through out the county to ensure business growth, retention and strong economic growth. Want more information? Visit www.annarborspark.org or to find out more about the Ann Arbor Area Convention & Visitor’s Bureau visit www.annarbor.org. CEED/Michigan Women’s Market Place Provides assistance to women business owners through training financing and certifications. Want more information? Visit www.miceed.org. Women Business Owners of Southeastern Michigan (WBO) Women Business Owners of SE Michigan is a group of capable, dynamic and enthusiastic entrepreneurs who want to do business with you! Want more information? Visit www.wbo-mich.org. New Enterprise Forum The New Enterprise Forum (NEF) is a local not-for-profit corporation founded in 1986 to help entrepreneurs prosper and grow. NEF links entrepreneurs to management expertise, potential joint venture partners, mentors, business services, capital and other critical resources. Want more information? Visit www.nef.bizserve.com. Ann Arbor SPARK Ann Arbor SPARK provides businesses with what they need to get started and stay profitable. From Starting a Business Bootcamps to employment listings on their website. Want more information? Visit www.annarborspark.org. Washtenaw Economic Club The Economic Club of Washtenaw County’s mission is to provide speakers of national and international prominence for the cultural, academic and social enlightenment of the community. Founded in 1998 with support by the Ann Arbor Area Chamber of Commerce, the club’s speaker history boasts a who’s who of business and political leaders, entertainers and celebrities. Want more information? Visit www.washtenaweconclub.com. SCORE SCORE (Service Corps of Retired Executives), “Counselors to America’s Small Business,” is a 11,500-member volunteer association that matches volunteer business counselors with present and prospective small business owners in need of business advice. SCORE has experts in virtually every area of business management. Whether you are starting your own business, have a business experiencing problems, looking to expand or need other advice, SCORE can help with free, confidential business counseling. Want more information? Visit www.annarbor.scorechapter.org. Vision to Reality Seminars Vision to Reality seminars will give you the information you need to start building a successful business strategy. Want more information? Visit www.annarbor.scorechapter.org. SBTDC-The Michigan Small Business & Technology Development CenterTM (MI-SBTDCTM) MSBTDC enhances Michigan’s economic well-being by providing counseling, training, research and advocacy for new ventures, existing small businesses and innovative technology companies. Want more information? Visit www.gvsu.edu/misbtdc/. Updated membership information is available online at www.annarborchamber.org 35 http://www.miceed.org http://www.annarborspark.org http://www.annarbor.org http://www.wbo-mich.org http://www.nef.bizserve.com http://www.annarborspark.org http://www.washtenaweconclub.com http://www.annarbor.scorechapter.org http://www.annarbor.scorechapter.org http://www.gvsu.edu/misbtdc/ http://www.annarborchamber.org

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Ann Arbor 2008 Contents Chamber Mission and Board of Directors Chamber Staff What Did You Say? Chamber Jargon Our New Membership Structure Member Benefits and Privileges Check the Chamber 1st Join and Grow 2008 Calendar of Events Participate and Succeed Boost Your Business Chamber Partners and Business Resources Categorical Index Categorical Member Listing

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