Lisle Area Chamber of Commerce

Trash & Treasures

Jill — Thu, 25 Apr 2013 15:16:14 +0000

Saturday, June 22, 2013

9:00 am – 1:00 pm

Lisle Commuter Parking Lot

Each space is 16′ x 16′. They are $30 each.

Attached is a link for the Trash & Treasures Contract

Welcome Message

admin — Wed, 27 Mar 2013 06:32:37 +0000

At the Lisle Area Chamber we are striving to help our members in many ways. We provide programs designed to facilitate business relationships and opportunities. This includes our monthly luncheons, business after hours, ribbon-cuttings to welcome new businesses and new members, and an advocacy role on behalf of our members. Our Ambassadors are a core of Chamber members who visit our new members and mentor them as they utilize their membership in the Chamber. Women in Business is a group that meets for lunch on a monthly basis and provides speakers who offer business and personal advice on how one can improve their particular vocation. The Downtown Business Council leads the way in promoting Lisle’s downtown merchants by offering special programs in the summer and at the holiday time.

We have a networking group for Not-for-Profits which meets for a quarterly breakfast and presents valuable insights for that segment of the Chamber community. Our Lisle Executive Networking Group meets for lunch twice a month and provides leads and business information to each other. We also have a Government Affairs committee which keeps abreast of what is happening on the local, regional, state, and federal arena which might affect our members.

The Chamber gives back to the community by participating in local events such as the Memorial Day Parade, Eyes to the Skies Festival, annual 5K/10K run, Cruise Nights in downtown Lisle, information booth at the French Market, and a scholarship program for graduating high school students. Typically we award 8-12 $500 scholarships to young people who live in Lisle or are sons and daughters of Chamber members. Our annual golf outing and Dinner Dance are enjoyable community events which highlight our members. Our members also receive discounts at chamber businesses and a 25% discount on tuition at Benedictine University. For all these reasons we welcome you to contact us about joining the over 320 members who make this fabulous organization. We were early supporters of the Neighbors of Lisle publication and hope you are enjoying it.

Tom Althoff
President/CEO
Lisle Area Chamber
1111 Burlington Avenue, Suite 102
Lisle, IL 60532
630-964-0052
Fax 630-964-2726

Scholarship Application

Jill — Tue, 26 Mar 2013 17:37:30 +0000

The Lisle Area Chamber of Commerce awards scholarships of $500 to high school students graduation in 2013. Awards are based on several considerations that include academic achievement, community involvement, and need.

Scholarship2013Application

Marketing

admin — Fri, 04 Jan 2013 01:21:32 +0000

MARKETING

General Membership Luncheons/Breakfasts
Mayor’s State of the Village Address
Attendance at Business After Hours
Chamber sponsored Leads Clubs
Chamber Publication Advertising eligibility
Eblast Communication Advertising eligibility
Free Attendance to New Member Seminar
Free “Member Spotlight” Ad in ChamberVision Newsletter
One Free set of Women in Business Luncheons
Member Directory & Buyers’ Guide listing
Networking Events – Golf Outings, Annual Dinner Dance, Business Expo, 5K/10K Run
Chamber Member Certificate & Decal
Company Web Page and Web Page link, Hot Deals, Event Promotion
Website listings (3 categories)
Free Ad in the Trib Local

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Chamber Peer Partner (Ambassadors)
Committee Participation
Legislative Breakfasts and Luncheons

ADVOCACY & BENEFITS

Advocacy resource
Benedictine University tuition discount: 25% tuition discount for Members and immediate family (spouses and children only). Courses must be taken on campus. Not available to other prearranged student tuition discounts.
Website Job Search
Certificates of Origin
Ribbon Cuttings
Member to Member Discounts

Mayor Broda, State of Village

admin — Wed, 02 Jan 2013 02:26:08 +0000

Mayor Broda to Give State of Village Address at Chamber Luncheon

Mayor Joseph Broda, will present his State of Village address, January 17, 2013 at the Hilton Lisle/Naperville. As Mayor, he looks forward to continued development that further enhances the Village and increased resident participation in Village government. Mayor Broda was elected as Mayor in 2001. He has lived in the Village for 30 years and has been on the Village Board since 1986.

Call for your reservation: 630-964-0052

Mayor Joseph Broda, State of Village

Thursday, January 17, 2013

11:30 am—1:30 pm

Hilton Lisle/Naperville

3003 Corporate West Drive

$25.00 members – $35.00 non-members

December’s Annual General Membership Luncheon

admin — Fri, 21 Dec 2012 02:25:47 +0000

The Lisle Area Chamber of Commerce held it annual meeting at the general membership luncheon at the Wyndham Hotel in Lisle on December 20, 2012. The meeting consisted of a wrap up of the chamber activities for the year and presented by outgoing chairman Chris Ashe. Plans for the upcoming year were reviewed by incoming chair Paula Gleason.

Tom Althoff presented “Volunteer of Year” to Paula Gleason, Bensidoun, USA., Ambassador Chair, Dinner Dance chair, who always supports the chamber at every event and promotes the chamber to the community.

The Ambassador of the year is Mark Acquaviva, Performance Merchant Services, LLC.. Mark is a chamber Ambassador, he attends many chamber events and co-chairs the LENG committee.

A service award was presented to Jennifer Schinke of BankFinancial for her 6 years of service on the chamber board of directors.

Directors were recognized for their leadership and guidance.

Committee Chairs were acknowledged for their time and services. Guest Speaker Mike Kasper, chairman of DuPage Medical Group spoke about the services now available in Lisle from the DuPage Medical Group.

Lisle Area Chamber

admin — Thu, 25 Oct 2012 00:20:52 +0000

“The mission of the Lisle Area Chamber of Commerce is to facilitate business relationships and opportunities, to advocate on behalf of our members to governmental bodies and the general public, to promote the best interests of our membership in a fiscally sound and professional manner, and to promote ethical business practices and contribute to the betterment of the community”.