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ANGLETON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SPECIAL SECTION www.mybulletinnewspaper.com (979) 849-5407 February 8, 2022 THE BULLETIN Page 9
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Shane Jennings excited to push forward to grow and prosper.
I believe it is an exciting time to
Michele Allison urges you to stay local
From Shane Jennings, Chairman the things I love most about our live and work in Angleton, and I
of the Board for 2022 community is our ability to not only believe I speak for the entire board From Michele Allison, Interim The Greater Angleton Cham-
First and Foremost, what an adapt but to come together and when I say we couldn’t be prouder
to be serving an incredible Chamber CEO of the Angleton Chamber ber of Commerce’s mission
honor it is to serve as your Chair- thrive even in the midst of those
man of the Board for 2022. circumstances. and community. As we head into 2022, one is driven by the needs of our
I am sure we can all agree that A new year brings new opportuni- thing is for sure. The Angleton community, and we feel our
the past two years have presented
more challenging times than any of
ties for all of us, and I am excited to
push forward in banding together in Jeff Bilyeu Area is staying strong.
Even though we have expe-
businesses are our greatest
assets.
us could have anticipated.
With that being said, one of
developing ideas and strategies to
help our local businesses continue personally thanks rienced difficult conditions, we I urge you to shop local, eat
the community are now seeing some light at
the end of the tunnel.
local, stay local and play local!
Let’s keep our dollars here!
From Jeff Bilyeu, past chairman of
the Board for 2021
Wow, 2021 was another unique
year for Angleton and our busi-
nesses.
I’m saddened by the continued
struggles that our business com-
munity has been faced with, but I
am highly impressed and inspired
by the resiliency and the efforts that
our businesses and our community
has shown.
It has been wonderful to see the
Chamber and our many members
working so hard to keep our com-
munity safe and open for business.
As your board of directors’ chair
for 2021, I want to personally thank
all of our business leaders and
employees for all that you do to
make Angleton such a great place
to live and work.
Products
Please remember to support our
local businesses and help us keep
that perform,
our community strong!
People
who care
At Chevron Phillips Chemical, we responsibly
manufacture chemicals and polymers the world
needs, provide enriching careers and create
shareholder value because we care about each
other, our customers and our communities. We
live by our values of safety, respect, integrity and
drive, which enable us to make the petrochemical
solutions found in products of all kinds, with
purpose, collaboration and care.
Performance by design. Caring by choice.™
Connect with us online
www.cpchem.com
ANGLETON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SPECIAL SECTION www.mybulletinnewspaper.com (979) 849-5407 February 8, 2022 THE BULLETIN Page 11
Angleton Chamber Ambassadors ees within your county.
If you are active in the commu-
nity, you should consider joining the
the month at noon at the Angleton
Chamber.
Meetings sometimes are held
Ambassador Team or learning more
about the program, please contact
Michele at (979) 583-9147 or email
Ambassadors are the movers and are the people in the know and the
shakers of the community. Our most insiders of everything going on in Angleton Chamber Ambassadors! virtually also at the same time and michele@angletonchamber.org.
valuable resource, the Ambassa- Angleton. Ambassador meetings are typ- day. For more information, go to
dors act as the public extension of Their wealth of knowledge and ically held on the first Thursday of If you are interested in joining the https://www.angletonchamber.org/
the Chamber. know-how are a benefit to everyone
Purely a volunteer club, they are in the Angleton area.
our members greatest resource as The Ambassador team is a great
well. Active with ribbon cuttings, way to network and connect with
grand openings, and all events, they other business owners and employ-
(Pictured left to right) Sharon Toth, Fred Ortiz, Erica Garay, Lauren Silva,
Cassandra Tigner, Jimmie West, Kathleen Hopkins, Amy Moyle, Michele
Allison and Otis Petteway. Right: Ambassadors after a monthly meeting.
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Be a future leader
in your community
Leadership Angleton is
designed to promote and foster
the development of community
leaders for the Angleton Area by
acquainting program participants
with the area’s assets, needs, and
opportunities.
This program provides a forum
to discuss community challenges
with representatives from the
Angleton Area.
By providing an awareness
of the continuous growth of the
Angleton Chamber Leadership Class visits the Brazoria County Fair. Angleton Area, Leadership Angle-
ton strives to stimulate leadership
skills and motivate participants
to choose an area of interest for
active involvement upon gradua-
tion from the program.
The ultimate goal of this
program is to build community
leaders for today and tomorrow.
Leadership Angleton Alumni
provides the opportunity to stay
connected to the Leadership
Angleton program after gradua-
tion. Graduates are encouraged
to network with other successful
community leaders.
Alumni provide continuing
education in leadership. Help
sustain the Leadership Angleton
Program through recruitment and
Angleton Chamber Leadership Class tours MSR Houston. scholarships.
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Want to win a gun? Now is your chance Greater Angleton Chamber to hold 12th Awards Luncheon
Purchase a gun raffle calendar for
$100, and it gives you two chances
Winners are chosen every
Monday night based on the Texas
Chamber Mission: holding
The Angleton Chamber will be
its12th Annual Awards
Ambassador of the Year, Pioneer
Award, Volunteer of the Year and
to win the gun of the week for 52
Mondays.
Pick 3 evening drawing at 6 p.m.
For more information, call the Promote growth Luncheon on March 3 from 11 a.m.
to 1 p.m.
the President’s Award.
The event will be held at The
It started in Jan. 2022 and goes chamber at (979) 849-6443. To Who will be the Greater Angle- Springs Event Venue’s Sycamore
The Greater Angleton Chamber of ton Chamber of Commerce’s 2021 Hall at 1950 CR 220, Angleton.
until December 2022. Guns are pic- purchase, call or go online to https://
www.angletonchamber.org/. Commerce mission: Citizen of the Year? Come on out to Please make your reservations
tured on the side of the calendar.
“Leading the Angleton area and find out. by calling at (979) 849-6443 or go to
Brazoria County as the “Community Other awards given out will be https://www.angletonchamber.org/.
Angleton Chamber Board of Choice” for business and family.”
At the heart of the local economy
Executive Board Vice Chair and the backbone of the nation’s
Board Chair Trish Thompson, MEGlobal economy, you’ll find a chamber of
Shane Jennings, Sysco Board of Directors commerce. Celebrating and pro-
Past Chair Belinda Gaines, Belinda Gaines moting the diversity and uniqueness
Jeff Bilyeu, Texas Gulf Coast Realty of their communities, chambers
Regional Airport Anthony Mason, BASF Corpo- of commerce form the fabric of
Chair Elect ration America.
Gina Langlinais, Gina Renee’s Patty Cryan, The First State The Chamber staff, board,
Catering Bank Angleton Ambassadors and a vast network
Treasurer Heather Ogburn-Stokes, Seren- of citizens work together to promote
Amy Condon, ity Light Recovery growth and the enhancement of the
Integrity Mortgage Group Mark Soileau, Soileau’s Parts & quality of life in the Angleton area.
Vice Chair Service Co. They want Angleton to be “The
Beth Reimschissel, UTMB Health Bill Fondren, Edward Jones-Wil- Community of Choice” for both
Angleton Danbury Campus liam Fondren, Financial Advisor business and family. We want you to
Vice Chair Kailey Perez, Gulf Coast Auto call Angleton home!
Christi McCracken, SI Group, Park Participation and involvement are
Inc. Breah Knape, ActionS, Inc. of key components in the success of
Vice Chair Brazoria County any volunteer-based group.
Anne Allstott, TDECU-Your Credit Sharon Trower, Brazoria Coun-
Each and every volunteer
Union ty-Brazoria County Judge’s
provides something of value to the
Vice Chair office
Chamber. The volunteers are the
Dr. Ron Slate, Ron Slate DPM PLLC
heartbeat of this organization that
Angleton Chamber Leadership Class 2022
strives to promote business and
community.
Isabel Brudi-Munoz, Altus Emer- Ronni Mathews,Fillip’s Cafe
gency Center Jimmie West Jr., Focus Service
Michele Allison, Angleton Chamber Group
of Commerce Kailey Holian Perez, Gulf Coast
Hanna Chalmers, Angleton Inde- Auto Park
pendent School District Autumn Stell, Hutson Real Estate
Frances Aguilar, City of Angleton Amy Condon, Integrity Mortgage
Chris Whittaker, City of Angleton Group
Kristi Hawkins, Brazoria County Margarey Valdez, Market Design
Alliance for Children Team
Jerry Lyons, Brazoria County Alli- Susan Hansen, Neal Insurance
ance for Children Agency
Ernest Lawson, BCFA Stephanie Pharr, UTMB Health,
Shelly Diviney, Brazosport College Angleton Campus
Elizabeth Brooks, Edward Jones Bridget Miller, Veterinary Medical
Financial Advisor Center of the Gulf Coast
Angleton Chamber of Commerce staff
Michele Allison
Director of Membership & Programs
Interim President/CEO
Tamara Michalec
Director of Operations & Finance
Tammy Bell
Director of Events Marketing & Events
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Chamber Gala
aims to be the
cat’s meow
You won’t want to miss this one.
Join the Greater Angleton Chamber
of Commerce for their 63rd Annual
Heritage Gala on Thursday, Feb. 17,
2022, from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.
This event is going to be the cat’s
meow! Come all dolled up in 1920s-
inspired attire or cocktail attire.
Enjoy a live and silent auction,
dinner and dancing! Tickets and
sponsorships are available at the
Havana Nights was a previous Gala theme and had a great turnout. chamber.
The Chamber puts on some
incredible events, and its galas
never disappoint. Be prepared for a
fun night out.
The event was originally sched-
uled to be held in January, but the Eight
chamber board felt it was safer for
everyone to postpone the event due
to Covid concerns.
For more information, contact
Michele Allison at (979) 849-6443 or
michele@angletonchamber.org.
Thank you to the Angleton Cham-
ber for putting on fantastic events!
HAPPY 2022!
Congratulating the
Angleton Chamber of Commerce
on another great year!
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