The Holladay Chamber of Commerce  and Publishers Printing present the April Monthly Luncheon with guest speaker Larry Krystkowiak, the University of Utah men’s basketball coach.

Where: Cottonwood Country Club (1780 East Lakewood Drive)

When: Tuesday, April 10

Time: 11:45-12–Networking. 12:00-1:00–Luncheon and speaker

Cost: $15 online (http://holladaychamber.org/luncheon.php) for any chamber member

$20 at the door

$25 for non-chamber members

RSVP to pkinder@holladaychamber.org by Friday, April 6

Larry Krystkowiak was introduced on April 4, 2011, as the new men’s basketball coach at the University of Utah. Krystkowiak (pronounced krist-KOH-vee-ak), who has head coaching experience in the NCAA, CBA and NBA, and left a position as an assistant coach with the New Jersey Nets to become the 15th head coach in Utah men’s basketball history.

Krystkowiak led Montana to a 42-20 record and two NCAA appearances as the Grizzlies’ head coach from 2004-06 before joining the NBA coaching ranks. Hired as an assistant coach by the Milwaukee Bucks in 2006-07, “Krysko” was elevated to head coach with 17 games remaining in the season. He was retained as the Bucks’ head coach in 2007-08. Among the players he coached was former Ute All-American Andrew Bogut. Krystkowiak’s other head coaching experience was in the CBA as the head coach of the Idaho Stampede in 2003-04.

After a nine-year NBA playing career in six cities, Krystkowiak’s first coaching job was as an assistant coach at the University of Montana from 1998-2000. The Grizzlies were the Big Sky champions in 2000. He went to Old Dominion as an assistant in 2001-02 before signing on as the head coach of the CBA’s Idaho Stampede. In his lone season with the Stampede in 2003-04, he led the team to a 38-14 record and a berth in the CBA Finals.

He spent the next two seasons as the head coach at Montana. The Grizzlies won the Big Sky championship in both 2004-05 and 2005-06, playing in the NCAA First Round in 2005 and advancing to the NCAA Second Round in 2006. The Griz upset fifth-seed Nevada in NCAA first-round action in the Huntsman Center in 2006. It was Montana’s first NCAA tournament win since 1975 and UM finished the season with a 24-7 record. Montana went 18-13 in Krystkowiak’s first season, losing to No. 1 seed Washington in the NCAA First Round.

The only three-time Big Sky MVP in league history and two-time Academic All-American for Montana from 1982-86, Krystkowiak is still the school’s all-time career leader in points (2,017) and rebounds (1,105). He was selected in the second round (28th overall pick) of the 1986 NBA draft by the Chicago Bulls and played in the league for nine years with San Antonio (1986-87), Milwaukee (1988-92), Utah (1992-93), Orlando (1993-94), Chicago (1994-96) and the Los Angeles Lakers (1996). Over his NBA career, he averaged 8.1 points and 4.1 rebounds a game with his best season in 1988-89 when he averaged 12.7 points and 7.6 rebounds a game for Milwaukee.

Krystkowiak made the Dean’s List four years at Montana, including in 1996, when he completed the degree he began over a decade earlier in business administration. He graduated with honors with a 3.5 grade point average.

He and his wife Jan have five children, sons Cam, Luc, Ben and twin daughters Samantha and Finley

The Holladay Chamber of Commerce and Pyxis Executive Suites present the monthly luncheon with guest speaker

Utah State Senator Pat Jones

Place: Cottonwood Country Club (1780 East Lakewood Drive)

Time: 11:45–networking, 12:00-1:00 pm–lunch and speaker

Date: Tuesday, March 13

Cost: $15 for chamber members with RSVP, $20 at the door, $25 for non-chamber members

Pay online at http://holladaychamber.org/luncheon.php.

With her vast professional and political knowledge, Senator Jones will share with us her insights into the current  political climate and how your business may be affected.

The Holladay Chamber of Commerce and After Hours Medical present the chamber’s Monthly Luncheon.

When: Tuesday, Feb. 14

Where: Cottonwood Country Club (1780 East Lakewood Drive)

Time: 12-1 p.m.

Cost: $15 for members with RSVP/$20 at the door/$25 for non-chamber members

RSVP to pkinder@holladaychamber.org before Friday, Feb. 10 or pay online at http://holladaychamber.org/luncheon.php.

Holladay City Mayor Dennis Webb will present his State of the City Address,

updating business owners about progress being made in the city.

And Julie Jakob, CEO of Jakob Marketing Partners and the new chairperson for the Holladay Chamber, will talk with members about a new direction for the chamber.

She has some great ideas and would like to get feedback from chamber members.

Please plan on attending this informative lunch!

Award-Winning Businesswoman Julie Jakob
to direct the organization

Holladay, UT–January 18, 2012. Julie Jakob, CEO of Jakob Marketing Partners, LLC, was recently named the 2012 Chairperson for the Holladay Chamber of Commerce. Jakob has been part of the Utah
business community since 2004 and has taken an active role in promoting and supporting local businesses and events.

“I’m excited that Julie will bring a new focus and new direction to the chamber,” Holladay City Manager Randy Fitts said. “I’m grateful that she wants to serve and I think we’re going to see some great things happen with Holladay businesses this year.”

Jakob Marketing Partners was named the 48^th fastest growing company in Utah in 2010 and the 29^th fastest in 2011 (Mountain West Capital Network “Utah 100”). It was also recognized by Inc. Magazine in 2011 as one of nation’s fastest growing companies (Inc 500/5000 List), at number 937. JMP recently acquired All Nite Graphics to help further expand its client base and billings. The company was also named the 2011 Holladay Business of the Year.

Jakob plans to develop a vision statement to define the chamber and create an outreach program that could double membership. She wants to let businesses know the value of chamber membership by offering a full range of programs and services.

“The Holladay Chamber of Commerce should be the go-to organization at the local level to develop and publicize business opportunities in Holladay and provide support to other community institutions,” Jakob said. “We should offer a variety of forums where members can express their specific views and concerns pertaining to the challenges facing small businesses.”

For more information about the Holladay Chamber, visit www.holladaychamber.org or follow the chamber on Facebook and Twitter.

The Holladay Chamber of Commerce presents

Gina Creeze, Director, Government & Community Relations Copper Product Group Rio Tinto

When: Tuesday, Jan. 10

Time: 12:00-1:00

Where: Cottonwood Country Club (1780 East Lakewood  Drive)

Cost: $15 for members with RSVP /$20 at the door/$25 for non-chamber members

You must RSVP to pkinder@holladaychamber.org or register at http://holladaychamber.org/luncheon.php

Creeze will discuss Rio Tinto’s community-involvement plans and sustainability programs. She will give chamber members some great ideas to get involved with their communities.

The Holladay Chamber of Commerce and SportClips (1871 Murray Holladay Road) present the annual Chamber Christmas Luncheon!

Date: Tuesday, Dec. 13

Time: 11:30-1:00

Place: Holladay City Hall–4580 South 2300 East

Cost: $20 for chamber and non-chamber members!

You must RSVP to pkinder@holladaychamber.org or register at http://holladaychamber.org/luncheon.php

by Friday, Dec. 9!!!!

This holiday season, enjoy an afternoon of good food, Christmas music and meeting with friends. Bring an item for the Road Home and receive a ticket for a prize drawing.

The more items you bring in–the more chances you have to win!

The schedule for the luncheon is as follows:

11:30-12:00: Drop off items for the Road Home and enjoy lunch catered by the Visconti House.

12:00-12:30: Enjoy a holiday performance by the Olympus High Madrigals

12:30-1:00: Dessert (provided by So Cupcake), prize drawings and visiting with chamber members.

Items needed for the Road Home:

Warm blankets

Warm socks (especially for men)

Warm hats and gloves (All sizes)

Coats and jackets (All sizes)

Diapers

Toiletries

Join the Holladay Chamber and Jakob Marketing Partners as they present the

November monthly luncheon featuring

Mount Everest Explorer and the former Director of the Governor’s Office of Economic Development

Martin Frey

Date: Tuesday, Nov. 8

Time: Noon-1:00 p.m.

Place: Cottonwood Country Club (1780 East Lakewood Drive)

Cost: $15 with RSVP and early registration online at www.holladaychamber.org or $20 at the door

Martin Frey is currently an angel investor with Utah Angels and a partner with Connect, a consulting group focused on accelerating business growth. He is passionate about entrepreneurship, and served at the request of Governor Huntsman as the Managing Director of the Governor’s Office of Economic Development. While there, he managed programs to create, grow and recruit Utah businesses.

Previously, Martin spent 13 years at Cisco Systems where he was the Senior Director leading the post sales support teams for Cisco’s 250 largest customers.  He also worked 8 years at ITT Avionics building electronic defense systems. Martin graduated from BYU in Mechanical Engineering and from Harvard’s Advanced Management Program. He currently serves on the advisory councils of UVU Business School, BYU
College of Engineering, U of U College of Humanities, and several Utah businesses.

Martin loves the ocean, but since he couldn’t find one in Utah, he started climbing mountains. He has climbed Everest, McKinley, Kilimanjaro and several other dangerous mountains.

The Holladay Chamber and Washington Federal present the chamber’s monthly luncheon!

Join us on Tuesday, October 11 at Noon when

Tom Henroid from Rockworth Companies will dicuss the Village Center and answer questions about the project.

Where: Cottonwood Country Club (1780 East Lakewood Drive)

Time: Noon-1:00 pm

Cost: $15 with RSVP for chamber members/$20 at the door/$25 for non-chamber members

Register online today at www.holladaychamber.org.

The Holladay Chamber of Commerce and Intermountain Payroll Solutions present

Tony Wilde from

Be Ready Utah

Where: Cottonwood Country Club (1780 East Lakewood Drive)

When: Tuesday, September 13–12:00-1:00 pm

Cost: $15 with RSVP, $20 at the door, $25 for non-chamber members

(You can pay online at http://holladaychamber.org/luncheon.php. If paying at the door, cash or check only.)

We live in a state that is vulnerable to man-made threats and natural disasters. Since 1983, Utah has received eight   presidential disaster declarations. The unexpected happened in 2005 when our   state had three declarations in one year.

The Utah  Department of Public Safety’s Division of Homeland Security has adopted an  all-hazard approach to mitigate and prepare for, respond to, and recover from  any disaster that may occur in our state.

Be Ready Utah is the State of Utah’s official emergency preparedness campaign managed by the Division of Homeland  Security and under the direction of Lt. Governor Greg Bell. It’s designed as a bottom-up approach for preparedness with the focus on every individual’s personal responsibility in preparedness first.

The Be Ready Utah campaign was  officially launched in April 2005 at the annual League of Cities and Towns  conference in St. George, Utah following the devastating floods in January 2005.

Be Ready Utah  provides valuable information for individuals and families, communities, public safety  professionals, business and civic leaders, school administrators and  volunteers. We believe that preparedness leads to prosperity. Every community  has the opportunity to provide resources to prepare its citizens and Be Ready  Utah can help prepare Utah.

We encourage you take on the  challenge to be ‘Be Ready.’ Be ready with an emergency plan. Be ready with an  emergency supply kit. Be informed about Utah’s natural hazards and get to know  the local emergency manager in your community. Look for opportunities to get  involved and volunteer your expertise and talents. The time and effort we  invest in preparing now will help us navigate through and recover quickly from  what may come our way at the most unexpected moment.

Please visit BeReadyUtah.gov for more information on  how to get started with simple, basic steps to preparedness.