www.royaloakchamber.com 5 Chamber Leadership 2024 Board of Directors Officers Chairperson - Michael Pesendorfer, M3 Investment Services Vice-Chairperson - Christine Chubenko, TAG MultiMedia Treasurer - Jim Schneider, Schneider + Smith Architects Secretary - Adam Bowden, P&G Power Fluid Directors Jason Eddleston, Ray’s Ice Cream Dan Fischer, Citizens State Bank Jason Gittinger, Detroit School of Rock and Pop Music Michael Keith, The Office Coffee Shop Alan Kroll, Interiors Unlimited Michael Nadolski, Billings Place Lindsay Pavkovich, Mason-McBride Jill Plamper, Distinctive Framing Natalie Rubino, Woodward Corner Market Juli Siagkris-Seymour, Myrina Mortgage Eric Woody, Comcast Business Tony Yezbick, Fifth Avenue Advisory Board Members Todd Fenton, City of Royal Oak Tiffany Wisnieski, Twiz Creative Connect With Us At 200 S. Washington Ave. The Royal Oak Chamber of Commerce plays a central role in connect- ing businesses, consumers, and community organizations to create a thriving and vibrant local environment. The combination of our sea- soned office staff, a committed board of directors and dedicated mem- ber volunteers speaks to the collaborative and community-driven spirit. Easy Access: • We serve as a central hub for businesses, consumers, and civic organizations that simplifies the process of connecting with the community. • We provide a one-stop resource for information and engagement, making it convenient for all members and stakeholders to get involved. • We can connect you with several city departments to help you navi- gate opening a business in Royal Oak. Connecting Businesses and Consumers: • By facilitating connections between businesses and consumers, the Chamber contributes to the local economy's growth and sus- tainability. • The Chamber offers a platform for consumers to find services and products from community-minded businesses. Engagement with Civic and Community Organizations: • By fostering collaboration with civic and community-minded organi- zations, we strengthen the impact on community welfare. • By enabling a coordinated effort to address local challenges and im- plement positive change, the Chamber is a part of the overall health of our community. School and City Involvement: • Building relationships with schools and the local government dem- onstrates a holistic approach to community development. • Enhances educational opportunities, civic engagement, and overall quality of life for residents. Programs and Events: • The variety of programs and events that we offer creates opportuni- ties for networking, learning, and celebration within the community. • With all our community events, we regularly showcase the vibrancy and diversity of Royal Oak, reinforcing its appeal as a great place to live, work, and play. Member Volunteers: • The support of member volunteers amplifies the Chamber's impact, allowing for a broader reach and more extensive engagement. • Our volunteers have a strong sense of community involvement and shared responsibility. • Our volunteers include our board of directors, various committee members, in-kind sponsors, and community event day of supporters. Promotion of Royal Oak: • Through our efforts, Royal Oak is not just a place to live or work but a community that offers a holistic and enriching experience. • The Chamber promotes a positive image of Royal Oak, attracting businesses, residents, and visitors alike. Your Chamber Team President Shelly Kemp [email protected] Senior Director of Membership Christine Perez Thompson [email protected] Director of Events and Communications Heather Zeller [email protected] Finance Manager Jill Robnett [email protected]
