Our vision: To be the indispensable resource for Allen and Collin County businesses.
Our mission: To support our members through programs that promote business development and encourage economic growth, educational excellence and legislative advocacy.
The Chamber would like to thank the following members for their generosity in sponsoring an event or by donating items or services: Bennigan's - Tuesday Morning Live Sponsor and Washington Mutual - Business After Hours sponsor.
Click here to view the latest Member Buy Member participant list.
Executive Committee
Sheila McKinney, Chair
Presbyterian Hospital of Allen
Patti McKee, Chair-Elect
Community Credit Union
Bob Rothe, Immediate Past-Chair
Fortune Financial Services
Maxine Sweet, Treasurer
Experian
Sonia Malone, At-Large
Allen Premium Outlets
Worley Stein, At-Large
American National Bank
Sharon Mayer, President/CEO
Allen Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Bruce Heller
JaRyCo Development
Al Holmes
Optymize
Christi Jefferson
Christi Taylor Jefferson, CPA
Dr. Toni Jenkins
Collin County Community College
Rudy Mann
Sunbelt Telecommunications
Griff Moore
Atrium Financial
Frank O'Reilly
Sanmina-SCI
Dr. Jenny Preston
Allen Independent School District
Charisse Reaume
Allen Economic Development Corporation
T. Randall (Randy) Sandifer
Attorney at Law
Andy Stewart
Compliments, LLC
Peter Vargas
City of Allen
Jim Waldbauer
BW2 Engineers
Staff
Julie Hynes
Administrative Assistant
Brandi Loper
Membership
Carol Rodgers
Operations
The Chamber would like to acknowledge and thank the following major investors
Platinum Investors
Comerica Bank
Experian
HIT Entetainment
Presbyterian Hospital of Allen
RCL Enterprises
Strasburger & Price, LLP
Sunbelt Telecommunications, Inc.
Gold Investors
The Belmont Restaurant
Carter & Burgess
Regions Bank
Sage Telecom, Inc.
Sanmina SCI
Twin Creeks Master Planned Community
TXU Electric Delivery
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Texas Recycles Day
November 15th
Texas Recycles Day is an annual statewide awareness program designed to inform Texans of the environmental and economic benefits of waste reduction and recycling. Keep Texas Beautiful and the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality partner in this program to encourage Texans to help preserve our natural resources by focusing on the Four Rs: reduce, reuse, recycle and rebuy.
Practicing the Four Rs not only decreases the amount or garbage thrown away, but is also conserves natural resources, saves energy, and reduces the amount of landfill space used each year. In keeping with the Texas Recycles Day message, Keep Texas Beautiful chose to reuse the theme from 2003 - Texas Recycles Every Day - to reinforce the goal of motivating Texans to make recycling part of their everyday lives.
Events will be held statewide from mid-October through November 15, highlighting the numerous solutions for simple and inexpensive waste reduction and recycling. For more information, visit their website at www.texasrecyclesday.org or call Keep Texas Beautiful at 1-800-CLEAN-TX. Plan your TRD event now, and help teach Texans to reduce, reuse, recycle, and rebuy...Every Day!
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