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- We had 9 members at our meeting.
- You should have received your Quarter 1 dues. Please mail them to Ashley at First Bank as soon as possible if you haven't already. (10 S. Tunnel Road Asheville, NC 28805) If you have questions please email Scott Rogers.
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Gene Rainey and his wife Dorma have both had COVID. Gene was in the hospital but is now at Aston Park in rehab. He is not taking calls or visitors, but if you would like to send him a card his home address is: 41 Cobblers Way Apt 2207
Asheville NC 28804
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May 16, 2021
We have received sponsorships of $750 from Whole Foods and $250 from TSA Choice!
We need your help getting sponsors!
Click here to print a copy of our sponsorship packet to give a potential sponsor, or let us know if you have someone you would like us to talk to.
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Our speaker was Jim Fox, Senior Resilience Associate with NEMAC-Fernleaf, a public-private organization that conducts risks assessments and data analysis solutions for communities and institutions. They create strategies for reducing community vulnerability and risk impacts from extreme weather events and increasing rates of growth by partnering with community groups, municipal and county staff, non profits and other agencies.
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January 12 - Kiwanian Karon Korp will provide her insights on growth and development in the Asheville Real Estate Market
January 19 - Neal Reed, Director of Operations for New Morning Ltd will speak on the life and legacy of prominent local philanthropist John Cram who recently passed away and had a huge impact on development in downtown Asheville. Cram owned New Morning Gallery, Fine Arts Theatre, and other businesses in town
January 26 - Mary Spivey, Community Manager of the Collider, will speak on the programs and operations of the Collider, a global center for climate entrepreneurs based in downtown Asheville
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February. 2 - Steve Lloyd, Executive Director of the HART Theater in Waynesville will speak on how HART is adapting its programs during the Covid pandemic to offer virtual performances online;
February 9 - Julie Goodwin, Regional Director of the Asheville Area Better Business Bureau will give an update on the state of local businesses and new scams to avoid during the Covid pandemic
February 16 -. Victoria “Vic” Isley, the new president and CEO of Explore Asheville Convention and Visitors Bureau will speak on the programs and services of Explore Asheville and update us on the current state of the area tourism economy
February 23 - Cheryl Fowler, Membership Director of the Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy, will speak on the Conservancy’s ongoing programs and efforts to protect valuable forests, streams, and farm land and how their activities have adapted to address the Covid pandemic
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2020-2021 officers and board members
Not pictured, Scott Rogers
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