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Chamber Visits Invisible Horizons Coaching

Written by Lebanon Wilson Chamber Marketing on . Posted in Chamber Blog.

As we visit 100 businesses, we had the pleasure of connecting with our member Debbie Radish-Respess from Invisible Horizons Coaching. This organization stands out for its commitment to helping executive leaders cultivate purpose-driven teams.

Invisible Horizons Coaching speacializes in guiding leaders to discover the full potential of the teams, driving both individual & organizational success. Debbie’s expertise in aligning personal and professional goals with a clear sense of purpose has made a huge impact on numerous businesses in our Chamber! We are inspired by the dedication and passion Debbie has, and we look forward to seeing her continued positive influence on our business community.

If you’re a business owner with less than 100 employees, an entrepreneur, or an executive leader looking to master your business operations, Invisible Horizons Coaching has the perfect opportunity for you!

Visionary Velocity Workshop Series STARTS SOON!

Join Debbie Radish-Respess with Invisible Horizons Coaching for the first of three in-person masterclasses on Tuesday, June 18th at 7:30 a.m.

These workshops will be held on the 3rd Tuesday of June, July, and August from 7:30 – 9:30 a.m. at the Lebanon Chamber of Commerce (149 Public Square, Lebanon). And all of these workshops are FREE.

Registration: https://go.invisiblehorizonscoaching.com/visionaryvelocit…

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More about Debbie:

Hello, I’m Debbie, CEO at Invisible Horizons, and many know me as the Alignment Alchemist. My team and I, celebrated for our prowess in steering organizational innovation and excellence, turn the challenges of misalignment into opportunities for transformation.

Leveraging over five decades of combined leadership expertise in executive Operations, Supply Chain Management, Sales, and Human Resources, our “Synergy Strategy” is designed to bolster corporate leaders. We enable you to foster enhanced team chemistry, slash turnover, and drive your revenue to unprecedented levels.

Vanilla Moose Coffee Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

Written by Lebanon Wilson Chamber Marketing on . Posted in Chamber Blog, Ribbon Cuttings.

Vanilla Moose Coffee hosted a Ribbon Cutting on June 6 at their new retail location in Hamilton Station. The ceremony was conducted by the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce.

Vanilla Moose Coffee is a coffee trailer and café located in Lebanon.

“It’s always been a dream to run a coffee shop and create an inviting space,” stated Josh Luck, owner of Vanilla Moose Coffee.

While they specialize in serving specialty-grade, fresh roasted coffee; Vanilla Moose Coffee also has a tasty breakfast sandwich and lunch menu.

“I am passionate about the craft of coffee and experimenting to find the best way to present unique flavors,” Luck continued. “Coffee is incredibly complex, and a lot of shops don’t appreciate all you can do with it.”

Vanilla Moose Coffee initially opened in 2018 as a coffee trailer, followed by the opening of their café earlier this year.

“Through family, friends, and old classmates, I was able to get a foothold in the business world pretty quickly,” Luck said. “Without great people to rely on, it’s hard to maintain a successful business.”

Pictured with Vanilla Moose owners Josh Luck and Graci Luck are friends, family and staff. City of Lebanon Mayor Rick Bell, Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors and representatives are also pictured.

Vanilla Moose Coffee is located at 1050 Hamilton Station Blvd, Lebanon, TN 37087

Ribbon Cuttings are sponsored by Edward Jones-Financial Advisor: Lyn Williams

City of Lebanon Pickleball Courts Ribbon Cutting at the Jimmy Floyd Family Center

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City of Lebanon, TN – Government Mayor Rick Bell and Alex Major, Director of the Jimmy Floyd Family Center, hosted a Ribbon Cutting and Grand-Opening at the center’s new Pickleball Courts. The ceremony was conducted by the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce.

Gary Anderson, a resident who has played a vital role in bringing Pickleball to Lebanon, had the honor is delivering the first serve on the new courts.

Pictured with Mayor Rick Bell and Alex Major is City of Lebanon Economic Development Director Sarah Haston. Councilmen Phil Morehead, Ward 6; Joey W. Carmack, Ward 1 & Tick Bryan, Ward 5 are pictured with Stuart Lawson, Commissioner of Finance. Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce VP Membership & Finance Andrea Wilke, Chamber Ambassadors & representatives are also pictured.

Ribbon Cuttings are sponsored by Edward Jones-Financial Advisor: Lyn Williams

Chamber Visits Wilson County Mayor’s Ofifce

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Thank you Randall Hutto, Wilson County Mayor, Brooke, Susan and Christy for letting us stop by for a member visit!

Fun facts about Wilson County:

  • The Wilson County Government has been a proud member of our Chamber since 1966! Mark your calendars — Wilson County will be celebrating its 225th Anniversary on October 26.
  • Wilson County was established by an act of the Third General Assembly of the State of Tennessee on October 26, 1799, three years after the organization of the state itself, and consists of 583.27 square miles.
  • The county was named in honor of Major David Wilson, a native of Pennsylvania, who came to Sumner County while it was yet a part of North Carolina. He was the first Speaker of the Territorial Assembly.

Chamber Visits Southern Bank

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Thank you to Southern Bank & VP Matt Pillow for allowing us to stop by for another Member Visit and for playing a part in this special celebration. Southern Bank is one of our 100-Year Anniversary promotional sponsors. We are so grateful for their continued support of our Chamber!

About Southern Bank:

“We began as a single location serving the Mt. Juliet, TN community since 2012. Since then, we have added four additional locations in Smyrna, TN, Clinton, TN, Brentwood, TN and Lebanon, TN. We’ve been building relationships with each of these communities, growing as they grow, doing what we can to help them along the way.

To us, it’s more than banking. We believe in serving the needs of local families, businesses, and the community because we live and work here too. We’ve been helping people like you for decades.”

Chamber Replica Building Groundbreaking

Written by Lebanon Wilson Chamber Marketing on . Posted in Chamber Blog.

The Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce held a groundbreaking ceremony today, May 31, for the new Chamber Replica building in Fiddlers Grove Historic Village. The building is set to have its grand opening on August 16.

In celebrating the Chamber’s 100th anniversary, earlier this year, several past Presidents and Chairmen graciously donated to fund this project. Thank you to everyone who joined us today for this milestone in Chamber history. We would like to extend a special thank you to our donors and sponsors who have made this vision possible.

We gratefully acknowledge the following for their contributions:

  • Jacob White – Horizon Development
  • Danny Harmon – Horizon Construction
  • JB Owens – First Freedom Bank
  • Jimmy Chaffin – Volunteer Landscaping
  • Zach Sanders & Clint Swain – Fakes and Hooker
  • Tim Leeper – Tim Leeper Roofing
  • James Bowman – iFoam of Mt Juliet
  • Ricky Heagarty – Exterior Wholesale Supply
  • Greg Holbrook – Holbrook Framing
  • Bill Bentley – Bentleys Air
  • Matt Williams – Thompson Electric
  • Hal Bone – Bone & Associates
  • Tony & Gwyn Kosinski – 615 Outdoor Living
  • Paul Jewell – Jewell Painting

Past Presidents & Past Chairs:

  • Ed Callis
  • Jerry Franklin
  • Randall Clemons
  • David Foutch
  • James Mills
  • Ken Howell
  • Patricia Bone
  • Jackie Gaither
  • Bob McDonald
  • Judge Barry Tatum
  • John McDearman III
  • Ken Caldwell
  • Dr. Paul C. Stumb
  • Becky Jennings
  • John Lancaster
  • Paul Jewell
  • Councilman Chris Crowell
  • Rick Smith
  • John Bryan
  • John Bradshaw
  • Scott Jasper
  • Jud Nave
  • JB Owens
  • Necole Bell
  • Greg Butler
  • Jeff Peterson
  • Curt Baker
  • Wes Dugan

Chamber Visits Essential Modern Vintage

Written by Lebanon Wilson Chamber Marketing on . Posted in Chamber Blog.

The Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce had the pleasure of visiting new Member Dani and Pat Krzyszlofinski at Essential Modern Vintage! Essential Modern Vintage is a treasure trove of incredible vintage furniture finds, with an eclectic mix of retro, modern, and mid-century vibes. Their passion for vintage pieces is evident in every corner of their building.

Our tour was an exciting journey through time. The selection is nothing short of spectacular. Each piece tells a story, and together, they create a nostalgic yet comtemporary aesthetic. We are simply obsessed with their selection.

Dani is also a realtor with Blackwell Realty. This unique combination allows her to help clients find the perfect home, but also furnish it with fabulous, timeless pieces from their collection!

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/essentialmodernvintage

Cedar Spring Event Venue Ribbon Cutting

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Cedar Springs Event Venue hosted a Ribbon Cutting on May 23. The ceremony was conducted by the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce.

Owner Hal Bone recently expanded his property to include Cedar Springs Event Venue. Following acquisition, Bone and his development team have transformed the space tremendously. With it’s collection of 19th and 20th century log cabins, structures and barns it has been the site for many joyful occasions. The cabins have been transformed into a bridal suite and separate grooms quarters. A beautiful, rustic barn sits at the rear of the property. The goal of Cedar Springs Event Venue has been to preserve this pastoral setting that represents a time in history and heritage of the farm.

Pictured with owner Hal Bone, his son Seth, and CSEV Event Coordinator Michelle Osborne, are family, friends and additional staff. Andrea Wilke, Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce VP Membership & Finance; Chamber Ambassadors and representatives are also pictured.

Cedar Springs Event Venue is located at 784 Phillips Rd, Lebanon, TN 37087

Ribbon Cuttings are sponsored by Edward Jones-Financial Advisor: Lyn Williams

Chamber Visits Natalie Karousatos with New York Life

Written by Lebanon Wilson Chamber Marketing on . Posted in Chamber Blog.

As we visit 100 Chamber Members in celebration of our 100-Year Anniversary, we had the opportunity to connect with Natalie Karousatos with New York Life!

Natalie is not only an expert in life insurance, but she is also a vibrant and dedicated member of our Ambassador Program! Our Ambassadors are the heart and soul of the Chamber, always present at ribbon cuttings, delivering packets to our new members, and serving as an extension of our Membership Engagement Division.

“From personal experience, I understand the importance and value of life insurance,” Natalie stated. “Using a holistic process, we become valued partners in protecting your family’s future. Contact me to get started today.”

Natalie’s knowledge of life insurance and passion for helping others makes her an asset to our community. If you are looking for personalized advice on life insurance or help planning your retirement strategy, Natalie is your go-to!

Chamber Visits Coco & Lou Home

Written by Lebanon Wilson Chamber Marketing on . Posted in Chamber Blog.

As part of our journey to visit 100 businesses in celebration of our 100-year anniversary, we recently stopped by Coco & Lou Home. This charming small business, co-owned by our 2019 Board Chair – Necole Bell, and Lindsay Smith, is located on the west side of town and has become a beloved local gem.

Coco & Lou Home offers an extensive selection of home decor, unique gifts, and stylish clothing. Whether you’re looking to spruce up your living space or find the perfect gift for a special occasion, their knowledgeable staff is ready to assist. They provide expert advice on gift selection and creative ideas for displaying your purchases, ensuring you leave with something truly special.

One of the standout features of Coco & Lou Home is its diverse price range, making it accessible for any budget. From affordable trinkets to high-end decor pieces, there’s something for everyone.

Necole Bell, a dedicated entrepreneur in Lebanon for over a decade, has a rich history of business experience prior to her move here. She is a passionate advocate for small businesses, constantly working to support and uplift the local business community.

Our visit to Coco & Lou Home was a wonderful experience, and we’re proud to feature Necole in our 100-business tour. We encourage everyone to stop by and see what makes this store a treasure in our community. Thank you, Necole, for your continued contributions and for being a shining example of small business success!

Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to celebrate our 100-Year with visits to remarkable businesses like Coco & Lou Home.

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Pictured with Necole is DeJeay Woods, Chamber Education Division Vice-Chair; and Lyn Williams, Ambassador Program Vice-Chair

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