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3/1/2023
Unlock your Membership!
Learn how to make the most of your Affton-Lemay Chamber membership by taking advantage of opportunities to network, market your business, use online tools, and more!
New Members, New Representatives, and Prospective Members Welcome
Complimentary...registration is requested.
Join the Zoom Meeting
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3/4/2023
Enjoy coffee, tea, les pâtisseries, and good company while you delight in our informative program!Victorian Fashions on Parade presented by Nancy Herndon-Ulrich
This fashion show will feature garments from the 1850s thru 1890, including a copy of Mary Todd Lincoln's 2nd inaugural gown that is on display as part of the First Ladies' collection at the Smithsonian.
Seats are on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Should your payment arrive after reservations are full, you will be contacted as to whether you would like to be added to the waiting list (should any cancelations come) or withdraw.
Please make checks payable to the Ladies of Oakland and mail checks to:
Pam Danklef
10829 Vargas
St. Louis, MO 63123
3/9/2023
Benefits of Chiropractic Health in the WorkplaceDr. Tobin Lingafelter, Dr. Toby's Place
Sharing how employers can benefit from (and ensure they have) well-adjusted employees, how employees can set themselves up for success through preventative health, and why your chiropractor can and should be much higher on your emergency contact list.
p.s. If you’re a golfer, Dr. Toby can shave strokes of your game without purchasing that new expensive driver.
11:15 am Registration | 11:50 am Lunch
$20 Affton-Lemay Members | $25 Non-Members
Please register by March 3.
Sponsored by AT&T
3/13/2023
13th Annual Women's Leadership Luncheon. Our keynote speaker is Michelle Russo Steeg, MA,LPC, NCC, owner of MCS Counseling. The theme is Learning Today-Transforming Tomorrow, which will focus on mental health and wellness. We aim to help attendees understand that mental health is a primary health concern that has far-reaching influence on society as a whole. We know that by building relationships and fostering a community approach to mental and behavioral health, we can change lives. 3/15/2023
Members working closely with legislators & government officials to improve Affton and Lemay. MEMBERS ONLY.3/16/2023
9:00 am Meeting Begins
No RSVP is needed, just show up!
Learn to Network on Your Terms
Joseph Luckett
Get your time back and bring abundant value to each meeting!
As this world evolves so does Networking to grow your brand and business. Current events may have changed the way people network, communicate, or meet, but there are still tried and true aspects of networking that should never change; “the Human Element” in every interaction. Joseph’s true passion lies in connecting people using his mastery of developing authentic relationships. He has created a unique twist to networking that transforms how and why professionals meet one another. These networking basics along with the Joseph Twist will help you develop into a more effective networker while adding abundant value to everyone you meet. Oh yeah, he’ll show you how to free up some of your time in the process!
Joseph Luckett is the CEO of Zero to 100 a networking movement that focuses on REAL-ationship-building through education. Their mission is to provide experiential learning and scientifically designed systems to develop better networkers resulting in more inclusive networking groups and thriving REAL-ationships. ZT0 networking isn’t about what you can get out of it- it’s about genuinely connecting with each other and finding ways to bring value into others’ lives.
Join with other women from Affton & Lemay for a fresh way to start your day! Along with networking, the goal for this new small group is to share, support, educate, and encourage fellow women in the Chamber.
Join the group on Facebook at www.facebook.com/groups/brewafftonlemay/
3/18/2023
3/18/2023
Historian and Museum Curator Nick Sacco will discuss the creation of a new exhibit about the history of slavery in St. Louis that is now on display at Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site. He will explain the purpose of creating this exhibit and highlight some of the stories about this often-neglected history. Schools can receive bus transportation funds for students to participate in free interactive tours of the exhibit and Nick will provide information on this program.Reservations are recommended. Call 314-842-1867 ext. 230.
3/24/2023
Casino-themed $25 per person / $200 table of 8. Premium Ticket - $280 table of 8 (Premium includes 2 drink tickets per person, mulligans, and a dedicated table runner) Don't forget your snacks! Alcohol for sale at the venue, complimentary soft drinks, no outside beverages. 3/25/2023
Elizabeth Keckley, formerly enslaved, sewed dresses for wealthy women in St. Louis who loaned her money to purchase her freedom. Within a few years Keckley was employed by President Lincoln's wife as her seamstress but also became her close confidante. Living history performer Kathryn Harris uses Keckley's autobiography to present a first-person interpretation.
This program is offered as part of Women’s History Month and in conjunction with the park's new exhibit, "Slavery in St. Louis," on display through September 4, 2023.
Please call 314-842-1867 x 230 for free reservations.
3/25/2023
Elizabeth Keckley, formerly enslaved, sewed dresses for wealthy women in St. Louis who loaned her money to purchase her freedom. Within a few years Keckley was employed by President Lincoln's wife as her seamstress but also became her close confidante. Living history performer Kathryn Harris uses Keckley's autobiography to present a first-person interpretation.
This program is offered as part of Women’s History Month and in conjunction with the park's new exhibit, "Slavery in St. Louis," on display through September 4, 2023.
Please call 314-842-1867 x 230 for free reservations.
3/25/2023
Trivia Night benefits the Gravois Kiwanis Club which supports local children's charities.50/50, silent auction, and attendance prizes.
$200 per table (maximum 8 players per table) includes beer, wine, soda & snacks. You may bring your own food and beverages.
Sponsorships available.
Contact Carla O'Brien (314.520.7905) or Jean Eckrich (314.971.7889).
3/28/2023
ambassador (am-bas-uh-der, -dawr)a person who acts as a representative or promoter of a specified activity
Ambassadors are official representatives of the Affton-Lemay Chamber that serve as volunteers on the “front-line” of our meetings & events. Help educate prospective members & guests, welcome new members, and facilitate networking. Committee attends Affton-Lemay Chamber events (meetings, ribbon cuttings, social hours, etc.) and facilitates Key to Chamber Success Seminar.
Mission Statement: The Affton-Lemay Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors promote member commitment through raising awareness of Chamber activities and benefits, promoting member engagement in various activities, and serving as a connection between the chamber and its members.
If you are interested in finding out more information about becoming an Ambassador, please contact Mandy Montgomery.