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Nearly 30 people, of which included members of Team Grand Forks (the partnership between The Chamber, EDC, UND, City and County) along with 11 local legislators met at the Chamber to strategize on what Grand’s priorities should be in the 2019 ND Legislative session. Historically this coalition and partnership with local legislators has been very effective for Grand Forks and our region with funding for Grand Sky, base retention, law school, medical school, EERC and the water treatment plant on the list in recent years.
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September 2018
SAVE THE DATE
Annual DinnerJanuary 24, 2019
(watch for details to come)
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Executive CommitteeChair: Ron Galstad
Galstad, Jensen, McCann PAChair-Elect: Josh Brown
Thompson-Schaefer InsurancePast Chair: Matt Walkowiak
Ground RoundTony Telken- Lithia Ford Lincoln
Paula Anderson - Sterling Carpet OneDave Zavoral - RJ Zavoral & Son’s, Inc.Barry Wilfahrt - The Chamber GF/EGF
Board of DirectorsJeff Barta - Achieve Therapy & Fitness
Tom DiLorenzo - UNDShanna Field - Wintrust Mortgage
Rachel Gornowicz - Countrywide SanitationPete Haga - City of Grand Forks
Josh Grinde - Right Choice ElectricBrian Huschle - NCTC
Curt Kreun - District 42 ND SenatorKeith Lund - Grand Forks Region EDC
Tom Rosendahl - Dakota Supply GroupLisa Swanson - Hugo’s
Scott Telle - Ad MonkeysLaurie Tweten - Coldwell Banker
Guy Useldinger - Southern Estates, Inc.Justin Valinski - Columbia Mall
Jill Wilson - Altru
Sr. Military Advisory to the BoardCol. Benjamin Spencer - GFAFB
StaffBarry Wilfahrt President/CEO
Kimberly StromVice President of [email protected]
Emberly LietzMembership Director
Tina NeilCommunications Director
Dee DecimusAdminstrative [email protected]
NewsChamberUND and NDSU President Kennedy/Breciani Address Joint Chamber EDC Leaders
UND and NDSU Presidents participated in a joint meeting in August. The two university leaders shared their joint vision on how research can change the trajectory for an entire state.
North Dakota is one of the only states that does not catalyze research at its universities through research funding. Both talked about the 7 to 1 return on investment research has on a state’s economy. They also talked about how important it is to diversify North Dakota’s highly commodity dependent economy through investment in research. UND has its five Grand Challenges which have been well documented in previous newsletters and by the local media. Meanwhile NDSU has three priorities: • Food Systems and Security • Healthy Populations and Vital Communities • Sustainable Energy, Environmental and Societal Infrastructure
Team Grand Forks, (the legislative partnership group between The Chamber, EDC, City, County and UND) are meeting regularly to zero in on the best approach to motivate the legislature to make an investment in research at North Dakota’s two research universities.
Chamber President Delivers Message to Vice President
During Vice President Mike Pence’s visit, Chamber President Barry Wilfahrt had an opportunity to visit one on one with the Vice President. Wilfahrt thanked the Vice President for the “administration’s leadership in regulatory reform.” “Nothing has more positively impacted the nation’s business climate and drive economic growth than the repeal of the many onerous regulations on business.” According to Wilfahrt the Vice President thanked him for his 35 years of service in the Chamber Commerce industry.
According to the US Chamber for each new regulation, since the administration took office, more than 20 have been repealed.
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Grow MN 2018 - EGF Businesses Upbeat and Very Stable
The Chamber and EGF Economic Development Authority teamed up to make 20 “Grow Minnesota” visits this August. Of the 20 companies visited, 4 plan to add employees in the next 12 months and the other 16 plan to keep their employment level the same. None of them foresees a decrease in employees.
In terms of sales and profitability, 11 have seen increased sales, 2 decreased and seven have been stable. Profitability has increased at nine of the firms, decreased at one firm and has been stable at 10 firms.
13 of the companies have plans for new investments in the next 12 months. Five have plans for new facilities, four have plans for major equipment purchases and the rest plan to renovate or expand at existing facilities.
Overall the East Grand Forks businesses were very upbeat, continuing to diversity their products and services to stay competitive. All cited the strong loyal East Grand Forks community and stability of the customer base as the biggest assets of doing business in East Grand Forks. Workforce availability and the Minnesota tax climate and employee mandates were the two areas most cited for potential opportunity for improvement.
Chamber President Barry Wilfahrt and EGF EDA Director Paul Gorte both make 15-20 visits annually to EGF businesses to collect the “Grow MN” information, which is included in the statewide data compiled by the MN Chamber. Barry and Paul will present the complete report at the September 18th EDA Board and City Council Meetings. Joining Barry and Paul on several visits this year was State Representative Deb Kiel who sees the value in understanding the State’s impact on the cost of doing business in Minnesota. Thank you Representative Kiel for joining us!
GROWMINNESOTA VISITS
The Chamber Welcomes A New Staff Member
Deanna “Dee” Byfuglien-Decimus joined The Chamber staff as a part time Administrative Assistant. Dee has her Master’s Degree in Administration from the University of New Mexico and her Bachelor’s Degree in Management from St. Cloud State University. She has been working in Leadership for 15 years and is in the process of starting her own business. She has a passion for her community and volunteering with her church. She is originally from Roseau, MN and has a 1-year old daughter who is the center of her whole world.
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Secretary of the Air Force Heather Wilson attended the Beyond Visual Line of Site (BVLOS) event at Grand Sky. Official Air Base Community Civic Leaders Linda Inman, Jim Bradshaw, Bruce Gjovig, along with Tom Swoyer, from Grand Sky, Tom Ford and Barry Wilfahrt with the BRIC (Base Retention and Investment Committee) and Chamber Military Affairs Committee (MAC) spent 30 minutes in a private session with the Secretary talking about the strategic advantages of GFAFB and the close partnership the community has with the base.
According to Chamber President, Barry Wilfahrt “this is the strongest position GFAFB has been in” in his 10 year tenure at the Chamber. “With the change to an Air Combat Command Base earlier this year we are perfectly aligned with our bases Global Hawk Mission. We have strong base infrastructure, a supportive community and with Grand Sky we have private sector synergy and additional financial support for the airmen at the base. We have made tremendous progress in recent years”
Grand Sky EventBVLOS (Beyond the Visual Line of Sight)
Secretary of the Air Force Heather Wilson
Senator John Hoven
Senator Scott Meyer & Barry Wilfahrt, Chamber of Commerce President/CEO
Thomas Swoyer Jr., President of Grand Sky Development
Senator Heidi Heitkamp
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MAC (Military Affairs Committee) Golf Outing 2018
The Military Affairs Committee hosted a golf tournament at the Grand Forks Country Club. At this tournament civilian and military golfers were paired together to form a team. This is a fun way to interact with our military friends, strengthen the bonds between our community and our military members and form lasting friendships.
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Tuesday, September 25th at 7:30am in the
UND Memorial Union Ballroom7:30 am Breakfast and Program
(Registration opens at 7:15am)UND Memorial Union Ballroom
FREE PARKING in the UND parking ramp at the corner of Columbia Road and 2nd Ave North
The Chamber GF/EGF and the University of North Dakota invite you to attend
$20/person (open seating)
$160/reserved table of 8
FEATURING UND President, Mark Kennedy
RSVP deadline is September 19, 2018
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Chamber Agriculture CommitteeCo-Chairs: Carah Hart, Red River Farm Network and Brandon Heider, Frandsen Bank
August 2018 Meeting Update:The Chamber Ag Committee met in August and reviewed the results and feedback from the July 26 City to Farm Tour and the Ag Producer Social. This feedback will be incorporated into our events for next year.
The September meeting will be held on Tuesday September 18th at the Ramada Inn at 7:30am. This is a week later due to the Big Iron Farm show being held the week prior in Fargo ND. As always the Chamber Ag Committee invites any Chamber Members to attend our meetings.
SAVE THE DATECommittee Meeting - September 18th, 2018Farmers Appreciation Banquet - November 15, 2018
AGC The Chamber meets and exceed the needs of our diverse business community
and over 1080 Members through the work of our Standing Committees
SAND STEEL BUILDING CO.
Mike Hutton from CF Industries presented Tina Neil from The Chamber of Commerce
with sponsorship for the 2018 Ag Events.
We are still accepting
sponsorship for the
2018 FARMERS
APPRECIATION BANQUET
Please contact
Tina at [email protected] today!
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We are the welcoming arm of The Chamber.
We welcome new chamber members and businesses with ribbon cutting ceremonies. We assist with registration and greeting at Chamber functions, and we participate in The Chamber’s annual Membership Drive.
Ambassador Meeting
Hosted by China Garden
Ambassadors of
the QuarterAmbassadors of the 2nd Quarter 2018 are
Valeria Becker & Brenda Kovar
Valeria Becker Brenda Kovar
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FREE ADMISSION
• Complimentary hors d’oeuvres • Great Door Prizes • Drink Tickets & Cash Bar • Progressive cash drawing is at $500
Hosted by: Probitas Promotions & Half Brothers Brewing Company
BUSINESS AFTER HOURSAugust
It’s the talk of the town! This is one of the many networking opportunities The Chamber offers for its members and their employees.
NOTE DATE CHANGEThursday, September 13, 2018
4:45pm ~ 7:00pm
Alerus Center invites all Chamber Members and their employees to join them for a fun “Trade Show Style” Business After Hours event located on the 2nd floor concourse area. The following chamber member businesses are featured: BBI International, Express Employment
Professionals, Wells Concrete, U.S. Bank, True North Equipment, Integrity Fundraisers, Grand Forks Public Library, Grand Forks Senior Center, University of Mary, United Way, Sam’s Club, RJ Zavoral & Son, Energy & Environment
Research Center, Sanford Health, Northland Community Technical College, Grand Forks Regional Airport Authority, State Farm-Randy Fenley Agency, SCORE/French Taste, Krampade, PRO Resources HR, Profile by Sanford, Alerus
Center, Shooting Star Casino, Northend DQ, Yorhom Medical Essentials, Touch of Art with Terri & La Touche Finale, Travelodge Winnipeg East, Grand Forks Way Cooler Than You Think!, Truyu, Flaar by Dimension Photography
Stop in...Enjoy the fun and take advantage of great networking opportunities. You might even win $500 in our progressive cash drawing! We’ll draw the name of one Chamber Member
business. If someone from that organization is present, they win!!Because of the business nature of this event, no children under 18 may attend.
Alerus Center - 1200 S. 42nd St., Grand Forks ND
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BUSINESSBRIEFS
Altru Announces Manager of Technical Support
Grand Forks, N.D. – Altru Health System is proud to announce that Eric Hoffner was recently promoted to manager of technical support. He has been part of the Altru family since 2005, serving as an application analyst, and most recently, a senior infrastructure analyst. In his new role, Eric will be responsible for managing and overseeing the daily operations of the Technical Support and IT Service Center.
Eric is originally from Esmond, North Dakota and attended the University of North Dakota (UND), earning his bachelor’s of science degree in information systems and business education, and his Master of Business Administration. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his wife and two children, golfing, hunting and attending UND basketball games.
Dr. Thuy Nguyen Joins Altru Health System
Grand Forks, N.D. – Thuy Nguyen, MD, is joining the pediatrics team at Altru Health System. Dr.Nguyen states, “Smiling, happy children brighten up my day.
However, helping my patients reach their full potential by promoting health and treating their illnesses is what motivates me to do what I do.”
Dr. Nguyen earned her medical degree from Pham Ngoc Thach University of Medicine in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. She completed
her pediatrics residency at Mount Sinai Children’s Hospital in Chicago,Illinois.
”I respect my patients, regardless of who they are, and I would like to be a good companion for mypatients, not only during their illness, but also through their life,” says Dr. Nguyen.
Altru Announces Manager for Neurology, Neurosurgery and Integrative Medicine Services
Grand Forks, N.D. – Altru Health System is happy to announce Heidi Panos has accepted the position as the practice manager of Neurology, Neurosurgery and Integrative Medicine Services. Heidi has been with Altru Health System for over eight years.
In 2011, she became a supervisor of the Regional Therapy team and in 2013, her role evolved to include preventative and wellness services for Sanny & Jerry Ryan Center for Prevention & Genetics and the Integrative Medicine Services team. She worked cross functionally with key stakeholders and teams to implement and promote a variety of traditional and non-traditional services along the continuum of care from inpatient to outpatient services.
“Heidi is a strategic leader and is excited to work collaboratively with the providers and teams in Neurology and Neurosurgery and across the organization,” says Jenny Estad, director of Orthopedics and Neuroscience.Heidi earned her Master of Science degree in Physical Therapy from the University of North Dakota in 2003. She worked as a physical therapist for eight years in a variety of settings before her work began at Altru.
Altru Health System Welcomes Laura Goor, FNP, to Pulmonology
Grand Forks, N.D. – Laura Goor, FNP, has joined the pulmonology department at Altru Health System. She has been an employee of Altru for over eight years and continues to enjoy
making a difference in patients’ lives.
Laura believes it is important to treat her patients how she would hope others would treat her loved ones. “Open communication and empathy are key components to a successful provider/patient relationship,” Goor mentions. “I strive to work together with patients and team members to ensure patients receive high quality care and work to improve the patient’s quality of life.”
Laura earned her Master of Science in Nursing, Family Nurse Practitioner education from the University of North Dakota. When she is not working, she enjoys being outside. She likes to fish, golf and read. During the colder months, she enjoys attending UND hockey and football games.
Thuy Nguyen, MD
Laura Goor, FNP
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BUSINESSBRIEFS
Altru Health System Welcomes Nicole Morgan, AGNP-C
Grand Forks, N.D. – Nicole Morgan, AGNP-C joins the team at Altru Professional Center as a specialist in pain management. She is a certified adult-gerontology nurse practitioner.
“I believe in listening and discussing with patients what their goals are and how we can achieve those goals to improve their quality of life,” Morgan explains. “I am an advocate of educating patients so they feel knowledgeable to participate in their care and can make informed decisions.”
Nicole earned her Master of Science in Nursing, Adult-Gerontology Nurse Practitioner at the University of North Dakota. In her free time, Nicole enjoys spending time with her family. She also enjoys reading, walking, traveling and being outdoors.
Beth Brynjulson, FNP Joins Altru Health System
Grand Forks, N.D. – Beth Brynjulson, FNP joins Altru Family Medicine Center as a family nurse practitioner. She enjoys caring for patients of all ages. Brynjulson is interested in health prevention
and treating acute and chronic illnesses.
“I want to take time to make the most of every visit and make the patient feel comfortable with the care I provide them, and make sure the decision we make together is what is best to meet their health needs,” Beth explains. “Treating something from simple to complex motivates me and challenges me.”
Beth completed her Master of Science, Family Nurse Practitioner education at the University of North Dakota. More than 12 years of her nursing experience have been with Altru. In her free time, she enjoys golfing, listening to music, traveling and spending time with her family. Her greatest happiness is spent with her children, and going to their activities.
Alerus Center Welcomes New Directory of Conference Sales and Marketing
Kaitlyn Spinney is joining the Alerus Center team as the new Director of Conference Sales and Marketing after 8 years of running a marketing and business
consulting practice. She is looking forward to utilizing her degrees in both marketing and hospitality to continue to improve the economic impact and quality of life that the Alerus Center provides to the community of Grand Forks. A recent transplant from Colorado, Kaitlyn is looking forward to water sports, time on the greenway, and seeing all that the area has to offer.
Widseth Smith Nolting’s Welcomes New Employees
Paulson joins civil engineering department at Widseth Smith Nolting in Grand ForksKade Paulson recently joined WSN’s civil engineering
department in Grand Forks, ND. Paulson has a Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Technology from the University of North Dakota. He will work with engineers to help plan and design various infrastructure projects.
Vasek joins Widseth Smith Nolting’s East Grand Forks accounting departmentWSN welcomes Karyn Vasek to its accounting
department in East Grand Forks. Vasek is an accounting technician and will assist the accounting department with various tasks as well as office administration duties. Karyn attended the University of North Dakota for two years and completed her legal assistant Bachelors degree from Minnesota State University in Moorhead.
Karyn Vasek
Kade Paulson
Nicole Morgan, AGNP-C
Beth Brynjulson, FNP
Kaitlyn Spinney
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BUSINESSBRIEFSForx Builders Association’s Board of Directors is proud to introduce you to Stacy Anderson, Executive Officer of the Forx Builders Association.
Stacy has come to the Forx Builders Association after nearly 3 years as the office manager of a commercial
truck repair shop in St. Paul, MN. Prior to that, she
spent more than 10 years in retail management with companies such as Target, Things Remembered and Wilsons Leather.
Stacy graduated from the University of Mary (Bismarck) with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management. In 2017, she attended the University of Minnesota (St. Paul) earning a Human Resources Generalist Certificate.
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