newsletter october2011 part2

THE This month’s Issue sponsored by EVIEW A DIGITAL NEWSLETTER | October 17, 2011 FEATURED EVENT GOVERNMENT ACTION SERIES State Affairs Committee Wednesday, October 19, 2011 8:15—10:00 a.m. The Mansion on Main Street, Voorhees featuring Senate President Stephen M. Sweeney W e are very pleased to host Senate President Sweeney, who will discuss his priorities through the end of the legislative session, including the Senate bill package on job creation and the upcoming elections. We hope you will attend this event to show the South Jersey business community’s appreciation for the Senate President’s courage and leadership in passage of the landmark public employee benefits reforms. Sponsored by On October 6, the Chamber of Commerce Southern New Jersey (CCSNJ) held the 27th Annual Business Expo at the Crowne Plaza, Cherry Hill. Debra DiLorenzo opened the Expo with a ribbon cutting ceremony attended by many local leaders. Pictured from L to R: John Comino, Business Development, T & M Associates; The Honorable Jack Killion, Mayor, Pennsauken Township; The Honorable Bernie Platt, Mayor, Cherry Hill Township; The Honorable Edward McDonnell, Freeholder Deputy Director, Camden County; The Honorable Michael Mignogna, Mayor, Voorhees Township; The Honorable Dana Redd, Mayor, City of Camden; The Honorable Louis Cappelli, Freeholder Director, Camden County; and Debra DiLorenzo, President and CEO, Chamber of Commerce Southern New Jersey. Click here to register. THIS MONTH’S ADVERTISERS// For more coverage, go to PAGE 8. We’re Moving! The Chamber’s office will be moving on 10.21.11 just around the corner to Promenade Building in the Main Street Complex. Our new address will be 4015 Main St, Voorhees, NJ TABLE OF CONTENTS// GOVERNMENT ACTION/02 SPECIAL EVENTS/04 SUSTAINABILITY CONFERENCE/06 NEW MEMBERS/07 MEMBERSHIP/10 MEMBER NEWS/10 BUSINESS RESOURCES/12  GOVERNMENT ACTION LEGISL ATIVE UPDATE Senate Passes Jobs and Business Tax Credit Bills On Monday, September 26, 2011 the New Jersey Senate passed several pieces of legislation that will help New Jersey businesses who continue to struggle with a stagnant economy and a high unemployment rate. The following bills were supported by the Chamber: S-1949 (Sweeney/T. Kean), which provides manufacturing companies in New Jersey with an energy and utility service sales tax relief benefit, up to 50%, similar to the one provided to certain manufacturers located within Urban Enterprise Zones in 2004. To qualify for the tax break, a business must employ at least 50 people at the facility, and 50 percent of employees employed at the facility must be involved in the manufacturing process. S-1949 passed by a vote of 38 – 0. Click here to view a copy of the Chamber’s desk letter. S-3033 (Lesniak/Kyrillos), which establishes the Grow New Jersey Assistance Program to provide certain eligible businesses with tax credits for creating a minimum of 100 new or retained full-time jobs, as well as making capital investments of at least $20 million in certain incentive areas. S-3033 passed by a vote of 38 – 0. Click here to view a copy of the Chamber’s desk letter. S-3054 (Sweeney) expands certain corporation business tax credit programs to small businesses, particularly sole proprietors, partnerships, and limited liability companies. S-3054 passed by a vote of 38 – 0. Click here to view a copy of the Chamber’s desk letter. Green Jobs Education Bill Passes in the Senate The New Jersey Senate passed legislation on Monday, September 26, 2011 that will increase green jobs certification programs in the state. The legislation, A-1098 (Coyle/Schaer/Addiego/ DeAngelo/Giblin), authorizes county colleges and county vocational school districts to establish green job certification programs. The Chamber supported A-1098. The Chamber stated in its desk letter to the Senate that some county colleges in New Jersey, including Burlington County College, have already developed educational degree programs that will allow students to graduate with an Associate’s degree in areas related to green energy, e.g., Sustainable Energy Management. A certification program would allow a mid-career professional to gain knowledge in this area, making them more valuable to their company, as well as increasing their skills and knowledge for future promotions or other career opportunities. This type of program would also allow high school students to receive training in this growing career field and develop marketable job skills when they enter the workforce. A-1098 was a companion bill to the Senate version, S-1648 (Ruiz/ Whelan). A-1098 passed by a vote of 38 – 0 and now goes to Governor Christie’s desk. Click here to view a copy of the Chamber’s desk letter. If you have any questions or thoughts on any of the issues covered in this edition of Legislative Update, please contact Christopher R. Brown, CAE, Director, Government Relations at cbrown@chambersnj.com or 856424-7776 ext. 127. *The opinions and statements expressed in this newsletter are not necessarily the views of this newsletter’s sponsors. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY | THE REVIEW 10-11 | PAGE 2   SPECIAL EVENTS Non-Profit Workshop Tuesday, November 29, 2011 8:00—11:00 a.m. Crowne Plaza Cherry Hill SAVE THE DATE! ANNUAL MEETING 9 Holiday Party Thursday, December 8, 2011 5:30—8:30 p.m. Non profit executives, staff, board members and volunteers The Mansion on Main Street should attend this special workshop program where a panel of experts will discuss the top issues and challenges faced by non oin CCSNJ leaders to review the organization’s profits, including: legal and accounting issues; low-cost accomplishments in 2011, set goals for 2012, marketing strategies; emerging trends in online and mobile and elect members and officers the Board of giving; financing options; and grant writing. Additionally, Directors at the Annual Meeting. attendees will hear an update on the public policy issues in Sponsored by Trenton that impact the non profit community. Immediately following the program, you will have the opportunity to meet one-on-one with our experts to have your individual questions answered. J Sponsored by Click here for more information and to register. Click here to register. Leadership Workshop Friday, November 18, 2011 8:00—11:00 a.m. The Mansion on Main Street, Voorhees Sponsored by Effective leadership is key to sustaining business success...however, good leaders are made not born. Join us to hear from our high powered panel of South Jersey’s most respected leaders on how they developed, matured and evolved into the individuals they are today. Learn how they influence, motivate, and enable others to contribute to the effectiveness and success of their respective organizations and how you can incorporate their strategies into your own leadership plan. MODERATOR Francis X. Manning Partner in Charge, Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young, LLP PANELISTS Angela Snyder President and CEO, The Bank Judith L. Roman President & CEO, AmeriHealth New Jersey Dana Redd Camden City Mayor Click here to register. Joseph Fetterman Senior Vice President, Jones Lange LaSalle CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY | THE REVIEW 10-11 | PAGE 4  GOVERNMENT ACTION SERIES Communications & Energy Committee Sponsored by State Affairs Committee Featuring Assemblyman John J. Burzichelli Tuesday, October 25, 2011 8:00 - 10:00 a.m. The Mansion on Main Street, Voorhees featuring The Honorable Lee Solomon The members of the Chamber were informed about current issues of interest to the business community in Trenton by (pictured) Assemblyman John J. Burzichelli, Deputy Speaker, NJ General Assembly, and Chairman, lease join us to hear from President Solomon on the Assembly Regulatory Oversight & Gaming Committee. latest developments relative to the Energy Master Plan He also gave his thoughts on the upcoming elections. and other BPU initiatives of interest to public utilities and the This event was sponsored by Horizon Blue Cross Blue business community. Shield New Jersey, Flaster Greenberg, PSE&G, Verizon and South Jersey Industries. Click here to register. President NJ Board of Public Utilities P Health Issues Committee Featuring Dr. Joel Cantor, Director, Center for State Health Policy Members of the Chamber gathered at the Mansion to hear from (pictured) Dr. Joel Cantor, Director, Center for State Health Policy Rutgers University. Dr. Cantor discussed several pertinent health care issues affecting the state, including the development of health insurance exchanges and the academic work of the Center for State Health Policy. The sponsors of this event were AmeriHealth New Jersey, Lourdes Health System and Bayada Nurses. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY | THE REVIEW 10-11 | PAGE 5  At the Chamber’s first-ever Sustainability Conference, Chamber members were informed about best practices in sustainability, as well as government programs that support sustainability initiatives in the private sector. This event was sponsored by Manko Gold Katcher Fox LLP, Brandywine Realty Trust, Constellation Energy, and Jones Lang LaSalle. PANEL 1: Best Practices in Sustainability (From Left to Right): John S. Kirk, Director of Administration, Manko, Gold, Katcher & Fox, LLP; Brad A. Molotsky, Executive Vice President & General Counsel, Brandywine Realty Trust; Dave Kitts, Vice President, Environment, Mannington Mills. PANEL 2: Energy Alternatives, Conservation & Government (From Left to Right): Michael Winka, Director, Office of Clean Energy, NJ Board of Public Utilities; Michael Smith, Senior Vice President, Sustainability, Constellation Energy; Matt Weko, LEED AP, Senior Vice President, Jones Lang LaSalle; Michele N. Siekera, Assistant Commissioner, Economic Growth & Green Energy NJ Department of CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY | THE REVIEW 10-11 | PAGE 6  NEW MEMBERS ADVERTISING AGENCIES Pfeiffer Advertising Sewell, NJ www.fifeadv.com For 25 years our work has been getting results from our customers with fresh graphic design, and maximum marketing directions. BEVERAGES-WHOLESALE, BOTTLING & DISTRIBUTION Natural Wayz Wholesale, LLC Cherry Hill, NJ www.naturalwayzwholesale.com We are the exclusive distributor for the award winning ALO DRINK in the Philadelphia/Southern New Jersey region. implementing complex energy management programs by leveraging our deep understanding of customer challenges and requirements. Comverge brings unparalleled industry knowledge and experience to offer the most reliable, easy-to-use, and cost-effective intelligent energy management solutions. EDUCATION Mathnasium of Cherry Hill Cherry Hill, NJ www.mathnasium.com attitude toward the subject. ENERGY SERVICE Atlantic Wind Connection Chevy Chase, MD www.atlanticwindconnection.com The Atlantic Wind Connection (AWC) backbone transmission project is led by well-established independent transmission company Trans-Elect with Atlantic Grid Development as the project developer and Good Energies. CONTINUED ON PAGE 11. Our goal is to significantly increase your child's math skills, understanding of math concepts, and overall school performance while building confidence and forging a positive CONSULTANTS Career Quest Coaching Cherry Hill, NJ www.career-quest-coaching.com Career Quest Coaching takes the overwhelming process of career decision into an interactive, highly effective program that makes the journey as rewarding as the destination. CONSULTANTS-ENERGY The Energy Team Southampton, NJ www.yourenergyteam.com The Energy Team is a "One Stop Shop" for energy efficiency products and services. Our 5,000 square foot facility boasts a large showroom, training center and production warehouse. DEMAND RESPONSE PROVIDER/UTILITIES Comverge Kennett Square, PA www.comverge.com Comverge takes the risk out of CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY | THE REVIEW 10-11 | PAGE 7  BUSINESS EXPO 2011 Kuzina by Sofia won “Best Restaurant” in Restaurant Row! Pictured from L to R: Mary Malloy, Manager, Special Events, CCSNJ; James Ziereis, Vice President Conventions, Hotel Sales, Caesars EntertainmentAtlantic City Operations; Debra DiLorenzo, President and CEO, CCSNJ; Sofia Karakasidou, Kuzina by Sofia; Assad Khoury, Owner, Kuzina by Sofia; Meredith Lorrilliere, Director, Special Events, Marketing and Communications, CCSNJ; Sylvie Galiazzi, Kuzina by Sofia; and Kathleen Davis, Executive Vice President and COO, CCSNJ. SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS We would like to thank our Business Expo 2011 sponsors for their generous support: TD Bank; Verizon; Virtua; The Inquirer/Daily News/philly.com; Ancero; Atlantic City International Airport; Caesars Entertainment; Constellation Energy; Kistler Tiffany Benefits; New Jersey Economic Development Authority; PSE&G; The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey; Sun Farm Network; T&M Associates; and Walmart. And our supporting sponsors: AEX Convention Services; Balloon Celebrations; Crowne Plaza Cherry Hill; and Sign A Rama Cherry Hill. The outstanding commitment of these companies is key not only to the success of Business Expo 2011, but also to the overall success of our organization, and the activities and programs we provide. Pictured above is Sign A Rama Cherry Hill’s booth. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY | THE REVIEW 10-11 | PAGE 8  Pictured above is Camden County Improvement Authority’s booth. Spectrum Marketing won “Most Informative” booth! Pictured from L to R: James Ziereis, Vice President Conventions, Hotel Sales, Caesars Entertainment-Atlantic City Operations; Mary Beth Caporelli, Spectrum Marketing; Robert Schwartz, Vice President, Sales, Spectrum Marketing; Mary Malloy, Manager, Special Events, CCSNJ; Meredith Lorrilliere, Director, Special Events, Marketing and Communications, CCSNJ; Debra DiLorenzo, President and CEO, CCSNJ; and Kathleen Davis, Executive Vice President and COO, CCSNJ. Sensational Host Caterers won “Most Creative” Booth! Pictured from L to R: James Ziereis, Vice President Conventions, Hotel Sales, Caesars Entertainment-Atlantic City Operations; Mary Malloy, Manager, Special Events, CCSNJ; Meredith Lorrilliere, Director, Special Events, Marketing and Communications, CCSNJ; Debra DiLorenzo, President and CEO, CCSNJ; Cory Gosik, Sales and Operations Director, Sensational Host; Keegan Gosik, Sales & Marketing Director, Sensational Host; Kathleen Davis, Executive Vice President and COO, CCSNJ. Business Expo 2011 was the Chamber’s first-ever Green-e Energy Certified Business Expo courtesy of Constellation Energy an Expo sponsor. Energy use for the event will be matched with 100 percent wind Renewable Energy Credits (RECS). Constellation was named Best of Show for their impressive exhibit, making the Expo green, and promoting networking at the show through a matching game with attendees. Pictured from L to R: Mary Malloy, Manager, Special Events, CCSNJ; Kathleen Davis, Executive Vice President and COO, CCSNJ; Debra DiLorenzo, President and CEO, CCSNJ; Bonnie Graziano, Business Development Manager, Constellation Energy; James Ziereis, Vice President Conventions, Hotel Sales, Caesars Entertainment-Atlantic City Operations; Angela Kawalski, Marketing AnalystGreat Lakes/Ohio Valley Region, Constellation Energy; Stephen King, Director of Sales, Constellation Energy; Shaun Bodrog, Business Development Manager, Constellation Energy; Jared Bruley, Marketing Associate, Constellation Energy; and Meredith Lorrilliere, Director, Special Events, Marketing and Communications, CCSNJ. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY | THE REVIEW 10-11 | PAGE 9  MEMBERSHIP 2011 Net work Connection Series NOVEMBER OCTOBER 20 11:45 a.m. Braddock’s, Medford 3 10 17 11:45 a.m. 8:30 a.m. 11:45 a.m. Lamberti, Cherry Hill Adelphia, Deptford Braddock’s, Medford SPONSORED BY: MEMBER NEWS ANNOUNCEMENTS Continuum Health Alliance and Atlantic Health System (AHS) announced today that they are working together to offer primary care physicians in Northern New Jersey solutions to better serve their patients and communities in the changing health care landscape. Through their collaboration, AHS, the region’s largest health care system, and Continuum, the state’s premier health care management company, are developing an AHS affiliated primary care network of physicians, called Primary Care Partners. Wells Fargo & Company announced that it has extended more than $1 billion in SBA 7(a) loans to small businesses in the current federal fiscal year (beginning Oct. 1, 2010), becoming the first lender to reach this milestone in a year. The company hit the $1 billion mark in August, 11 months into the current federal fiscal year. Wells Fargo has loaned 27 percent more SBA 7(a) loan dollars to small businesses during the 12 months ending August 2011 compared to the same period a year ago. Certified Public Accountants as one of the top 500 CPAs firm in the country. AmeriQuest Transportation Services in Cherry Hill, with revenues last year exceeding $400 million, took 23rd place on a list of the “Top 100” largest privately-held companies in the state of New Jersey. The list was issued by NJBIZ, a New Jersey statewide business newspaper. AmeriQuest moved up five places on the list since last year, when it reported revenues in excess of $350 million. The company also jumped to 4th place among South Jersey businesses and to 3rd place among companies in the transportation industry. The Alloy Silverstein Group conducted their quarterly survey of over 1,500 New Jersey and Philadelphia CEOs and CFOs, and the results paint a picture of skeptical stability. Seventy nine percent of respondents are anticipating little to no economic growth during the next six months, and although the majority of respondents continue to describe unemployment as the most important and uncertain issue both locally and nationally, half still do not carry plans to hire over the next year. Fargo Insurance Services – part of Wells Fargo & Company - have acquired Procomp Benefit Resources, Inc. an employee benefits brokerage and consulting firm based in Hazlet, New Jersey. The acquisition closed on Sept. 1, 2011. Advocare announced that Drs. Lerch, Amato and Associates Pediatric & Adolescent Medicine will join Advocare. Under its new name, Advocare Lerch & Amato Pediatrics will continue to provide high quality medical care to infants, children and adolescents. Alloy, Silverstein, Shapiro, Adams, Mulford, Cicalese, Wilson & Co., the 20th largest accounting firm with the offices in the Philadelphia area, was recently recognized by the American Institute of Nikoleta G. Tzaferos joins Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Hippel LLP's Cherry Hill New Jersey office as an associate in the Litigation CONTINUED ON PAGE 11. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY | THE REVIEW 10-11 | PAGE 10  MEMBER NEWS CONT’D FROM PAGE 10. Department. Tzaferos is also a trained mediator and has mediated various claims in small claims court in Atlantic City, New Jersey. APPOINTMENTS Henry F. Acchione, Jr., a renowned construction professional, joins Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Hippel LLP's Litigation Department as of counsel. Acchione offers over 40 years of diverse experience in the construction industry. Ballard Spahr announces that Justice Roberto A. Rivera-Soto, a distinguished jurist who served for seven years on the Supreme Court of New Jersey, has joined the firm as a partner in their Cherry Hill office. Justice Rivera-Soto was the first Hispanic American to serve on New Jersey’s high court. NEW MEMBERS CONT’D. FROM PAGE 7. ENGINEERING & ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES McCormick Taylor Philadelphia, PA www.mccormicktaylor.com McCormick Taylor provides all aspects of planning and engineering. Our diversified staff includes includes leading civil and structural engineers. Our goal is to utilize design and environmental practices. FINANCIAL SERVICES Janney Montgomery Scott, LLC Philadelphia, PA www.janney.com Established in 1832, Janney Montgomery Scott, LLC provides comprehensive financial advice and superior service to individual, corporate and institutional investors. Moorestown business law attorney Julie A. LaVan, Esq., of LaVan Law was recently named by SJ Magazine as a 2011 Top Attorney in the area of Labor and Employment. Ms. LaVan, a resident of Moorestown, concentrates her practice in the representation of small-tomedium-sized businesses and corporations across a wide range of industries, including corporate and commercial real estate, environmental, and labor and employment issues. Helene Burns, MSN, RN, has been named Vice President of Clinical Services for Kennedy University Hospital in Stratford, NJ. In this position, Ms. Burns, who joined Kennedy in 2008 as Assistant Vice President, will oversee the operational and clinical aspects of care at Kennedy Stratford, an acute care hospital with more than 800 employees. EVENTS On October 20, 2011, Flaster Greenberg is hosting the Estate Planning for the Young Professional. This event will be located at the Richard J. Flaster Conference Center, 1810 Chapel Avenue West, Cherry Hill, NJ 08002. This seminar will provide young professionals with the tools needed to establish a strategic estate plan to protect themselves and their families. Click here to register for this event. -TESTIMONIAL- “ The Chamber is a fabulous networking tool that also keeps it's members up to date with what's going on in our government and our community.” Georgia Gutekunst Medtalents, Inc MetLife Solutions Group Mt. Laurel, NJ www.metlife.com Provider of Employee Benefits, Retirement Plans, Group Health Insurance, Disability insurance, Business Planning Solutions, Property, Casualty and Personal Financial Solutions. INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE SERVICES City Wide of South Jersey Medford, NJ www.gocitywide.com City Wide is a sales and management company for the facilities maintenance industry. We save our clients time and money. REAL ESTATE-BROKERS Coldwell Banker Preferred Haddonfield, NJ www.cbpref.com/haddonfield Located in Historic Haddonfield, experience why Coldwell Banker Preferred is a different kind of real estate company. SPORTS-PROFESSIONAL Philadelphia Eagles Football Club Philadelphia, PA www.philadelphiaeagles.com Lincoln Financial Field, home to the Philadelphia Eagles, has opened its doors to the public for special events and meetings. TELEVISION-BROADCAST Telemundo - Philadelphia Philadelphia, PA www.holaciudad.com Locel Telemundo affiliate. Strong ties with Latino community. Serves the tristate area - Pennsylvania, Southern New Jersey and Delaware. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY | THE REVIEW 10-11 | PAGE 11  BUSINESS RESOURCES MEMBER ACCESS PROGRAM One of the most valuable benefits of Chamber membership is the ability to tap into the growing network of fellow Chamber members. The CCSNJ Member Access Program (MAP) is designed to make it easy for you to contact and do business with the Chamber’s network of members. The MAP program provides you with information on all Chamber members in the following options: Mailing Label Program Pressure-sensitive label set for the main company representative only ……………. $125.00 Pressure-sensitive label set for all member company representatives …….……...… $175.00 Custom label set ………...……………………………………..………………………………………………..… Call for Pricing Allow three working days; prices include tax, shipping and handling. Database Program One-time Database Program enrollment fee ……………………………………….. $250.00 • Excel database records include: main contact name, company, address, phone number, number of employees and business classification. • The enrollment fee enables your company to access database updates as long as you remain a Chamber member in good standing. Database Updates ……………………………………………...………….…...……………..... $75.00 Allow three working days; prices include tax, shipping and handling Call Carol Revak at (856) 424-7776 extension 121 or click here for more information or to purchase these valuable marketing tools. -ADVERTORIAL- Wellness Tip: B Breadsticks, biscuits, and chips and salsa may be complimentary at some restaurants, but that doesn’t mean you won’t pay for them. Every time you eat one of Olive Garden's free breadsticks or Red Lobster's Cheddar Bay Biscuits, you're adding an additional 150 calories to your meal. Eat three over the course of dinner and that's 450 calories. That's also roughly the number of calories you can expect for every basket of tortilla chips you get at your local Mexican restaurant. What's worse, none of these calories comes paired with any redeeming nutritional value. Consider them junk food on steroids. Source: 20 Habits That Make You Fat For more information, please contact: Beth.Sweeney@amerihealth.com What’s In It For You? Know a company that is not a member of the Chamber? Invite them to attend our upcoming, “What’s In It For You?” event on October 26, 10:00 to 11:30 a.m. at The Mansion on Main Street for a FREE orientation about the benefits of membership in the Chamber of Commerce Southern New Jersey. By joining the Chamber, businesses can generate numerous leads at our various events and meetings. We also offer cost-effective advertising and marketing opportunities to provide you with a competitive edge in a dynamic marketplace. And the Chamber also works hard to maintain a healthy business climate and represent your interests. Contact Jean Bard at (856)424-7776 ext. 125 for more information. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY | THE REVIEW 10-11 | PAGE 12  THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY “THE REVIEW” OCTOBER 2011 OCTOBER MONDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 17 Rutgers Outlook 18 7:45 a.m. Crowne Plaza Cherry Hill State Affairs 8:15 a.m. The Mansion Voorhees 19 Networking Lunch20 11:45 a.m. Braddock’s Medford 21 24 Comm & Energy25 8:00 a.m. The Mansion Voorhees What’s in it For You 26 10:00 a.m. The Mansion Voorhees 27 28 TUESDAY WEDNESDAY MONDAY NOVEMBER TUESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 1 2 Networking Lunch 11:45 a.m. Lamberti Cherry Hill 3 4 BAB Cafe Madison 7 5:30 p.m. Café Madison Riverside 8 9 Networking Brk’fst 10 8:30 a.m. Adelphia Deptford 11 14 15 16 Networking Lunch17 11:45 a.m. Braddock’s Medford 21 22 23 24 28 Piazza 6014 at Main Street Voorhees, NJ 08043-4659 856.424.7776 856.424.8180 FAX Non-Profit Workshop 8:00 a.m. Crowne Plaza Cherry Hill 29 State Affairs 8:15 a.m. The Mansion Voorhees Leadership Workshop 8:00 a.m. The Mansion Voorhees 18 25 30 CHAIRWOMAN Judith L. Roman President & CEO AmeriHealth New Jersey //chambersnj.com PRESIDENT & CEO Debra P. DiLorenzo EDITOR Meredith Lorrilliere