AGM 2017 April 5, 2018

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AGM 2017 April 5, 2018

1. Welcome Michelle Sawatzky, MDCC Chair 2. Table Grace 3. Lunch Served 4. Annual General Meeting Called to Order 5. Adoption of Agenda AGENDA 6. Adoption of the Minutes of the 2016 Annual General Meeting held April 27, 2017 7. Adoption of Committee Reports a. Chair s Report b. Member Services Committee Report c. Networking & Promotion Committee Report d. Advocacy & Leadership Committee Report e. Farmers Market Committee Report 8. Adoption of the 2017 Financial Report & 2018 Budget 9. Appointment of Auditor 10. Acclamation of Directors a. Chad Sheldon, Floral Scents 1 year term b. Reg Braun, Gallery Wealth Management 1 year term c. Jared Hildebrand, Morden Physiotherapy 1 year term d. Ron Funk, Deasil Custom Sewing 1 year term e. Charlene Friesen, Pharmasave 1 year term f. Grant Nicholson, Decor Cabinet Company 2 year term 11. Greetings The Honourable Candice Bergen, MP for Portage-Lisgar and the Conservative House Leader 12. State of the City Address The Honourable Ken Wiebe, Mayor of the City of Morden 13. Closing Comments & Adjournment Morden & District Chamber of Commerce-100-379 Stephen Street Morden MB R6M 0A4-204-822-5630-mordenchamber.com

Board of Directors 2017 Michelle Sawatzky, Chair Ron Funk, Vice Chair Chad Sheldon, Treasurer Reg Braun Jared Hildebrand Charlene Friesen Art Stacey Tyler Whyte Co-op Deasil Custom Sewing Floral Scents Gallery Wealth Management Morden Physiotherapy Pharmasave TDS Law Nimiety Marketing Staff 2017 Candace Olafson, Executive Director Brandy Holenski, Administrative Assistant Member Services Committee Michelle Sawatzky Ron Funk Candace Olafson Networking & Promotion Committee Charlene Friesen Candace Olafson Jared Hildebrand Tyler Whyte Advocacy & Leadership Committee Chad Sheldon Art Stacey Reg Braun Candace Olafson Farmers Market Committee Dean & Tiina Hildebrand Bev & Wes Penner Holly Neufeld Candace Olafson Karen Friesen Kayla Wiebe Morden & District Chamber of Commerce-100-379 Stephen Street Morden MB R6M 0A4-204-822-5630-mordenchamber.com

2016 Annual General Meeting Minutes April 27, 2017 1. Welcome Chad Sheldon, MDCC Chair 2. Table Grace 3. Lunch Served 4. Annual General Meeting Called to Order 12:24 pm 5. Adoption of the Agenda MOTION: Michelle Sawatzky/Reg Braun: That the agenda be adopted as presented. CARRIED. 6. Adoption of the Minutes of the 2015 Annual General Meeting held on March 23, 2016 MOTION: Dr. David Goerz/Jared Hildebrand: That the minutes from the 2015 AGM held on March 23, 2016 be adopted as circulated. CARRIED. 7. Adoption of Committee Reports a. Chair s Report b. Member Services Committee Report c. Networking & Promotion Committee Report d. Farmers Market Committee Report MOTION: Reg Braun/Heather Francis: That the 2016 Committee Reports be adopted as presented. CARRIED. 8. Adoption of the 2016 Financial Report & Budget MOTION: Peter Cantelon/Henry Penner: That the 2016 Financial Statements of the Morden & District Chamber of Commerce be adopted as presented. CARRIED. MOTION: Peter Cantelon/Henry Penner: That the 2017 Budget for the Morden & District Chamber of Commerce be adopted as presented. CARRIED. 9. Appointment of Auditor MOTION: Chad Sheldon/Alex Fedorchuk: That Krahn Friesen Neufeld Chartered Accountants remain the auditor for the Morden & District Chamber of Commerce for 2017. CARRIED. 10. By-Law Amendment a. Addition Section 9.02: Two signatures are required to sign on behalf of the Chamber. Any two of the following may sign: Chair, Vice-Chair, Executive Director and Treasurer. MOTION: Chad Sheldon/Reg Braun: Move to revise section 9.02 as stated above. CARRIED. 11. Acclamation of new Directors Candace Olafson MOTION: Chris McPherson/Dale Stambuski: That we accept the Board of Directors and terms as listed: Chad Sheldon 1 year, Reg Braun 1 year, Jared Hildebrand 1 year, Michelle Sawatzky 2 years and Charlene Friesen 1 year. CARRIED. 12. Closing Comments & Adjournment Chad Sheldon MOTION: Reg Braun/Steve Friesen: Meeting Adjourned. 12:39 pm. CARRIED. 13. State of the City Address Mayor Ken Wiebe Morden & District Chamber of Commerce-100-379 Stephen Street Morden MB R6M 0A4-204-822-5630-mordenchamber.com

Chair Report The purpose of the Morden and District Chamber of Commerce is to foster an environment in which business will prosper. We are successful when our members are engaged, and I can truly say we have a fantastic business community that is connected and involved with each other, and with the Morden Chamber. Some of the highlights of 2017 include: our Business Awards Gala, State of the City, the Home and Life Show, Wrapping Up a Morden Christmas, EmpowHER, Business After Hours, Business Tours, Lunch and Learns and Professional Development. We continue to focus on three key areas: Partnerships, Member Value and Advocacy. We strive to be the voice of business, and to create opportunities where business people can connect, collaborate and get results. One key area the chamber needed to focus on in 2017 was our financial position. It was clearly identified we needed to reduce expenses and increase revenues; the latter requiring time and creativity to accomplish. The board and staff have been working diligently to improve our financial standing and ensure a sustainable future for our Chamber. The results of the efforts have been noticeable and we look forward to what another year will bring to our position. The Chamber is all about partnerships and collaboration. We are thankful for our strong relationship with the City of Morden, Economic Development and MCDC. Thank you to Mayor Ken Wiebe, Council and staff for your support, affirmation and encouragement. The board of directors is in a privileged position where 6 existing board members have committed to renewing their terms. This puts the Chamber in a position to execute our goals well and focus on the new initiatives we have been working on bringing to life. A big thank you goes to our current board for their dedication. I am grateful for your integrity, creativity, determination and friendship. It is such a pleasure to serve with you. And of course, a big thank you to Candace Olafson who is the engine that makes this Chamber run so smoothly! Michelle Sawatzky Chair, Morden & District Chamber of Commerce Morden & District Chamber of Commerce-100-379 Stephen Street Morden MB R6M 0A4-204-822-5630-mordenchamber.com

Member Services Committee Report The member services committee has been adding value to our members with educational events and learning opportunities. In total there were over 700 event attendees in 2017 which demonstrates our members are becoming increasingly engaged. Luncheons & Workshops: Safety 101 for Small Business, Michelle Sawatzky & Ron Funk Crash Course Facebook for Business, Chaley Martens & Candace Olafson Mastermind Group 15 Invaluable Laws of Growth, Al Ruttan 2017 Economic Outlook, Pierre Cleroux, BDC A Roadmap to Success for Rural Recruitment, Linda Chammartin, People First Recruitment Small Business Perspective on the 2017 Manitoba Budget, Canadian Federation of Independent Business Mastermind Group Everyone Communicates, Few Connect. Al Ruttan Pembina Valley Entrepreneur Bootcamp, Partnership with Innovate Manitoba Mastermind Group Becoming a Person of Influence, Al Ruttan Live2Lead, Partnership with Al Ruttan Small Business Week Local Business Tours, Decor Cabinet Company, Huron Windows, Deasil Custom Sewing, Pure Anada Employee Wellness Series, Sonia Funk, The Whole Avocado Awards Gala: Business of the Year >7 Employees: Home Hardware, Business of the Year <7 Employees: The Olive Tree, Entrepreneur of the Year: Blayne Wyton, Prairie Barnwood and Non-Profit of the Year: Morden Elks Lodge #478. Advocacy & Leadership Committee Report This committee was developed to build our influence and represent our membership on issues of most concern. We currently have 3 Policy Resolutions that have been approved by the Manitoba Chambers of Commerce and are part of their current Policy Resolution Handbook: Resolving Canada s Skills Crises through Increased Immigration Aligning Skills Development with Labour Market Needs Proposed Planning Act Changes for Cities Outside of Winnipeg Morden & District Chamber of Commerce-100-379 Stephen Street Morden MB R6M 0A4-204-822-5630-mordenchamber.com

Networking & Promotion Committee Report The 7 th annual Home & Life Show and the 4 th Wrapping Up a Morden Christmas are two great examples of bringing business and community together. Two successful Business After Hours events in 2017 brought together close to 100 business leaders for networking and collaboration. The Member Spotlight promotion continues to showcases our members to the entire community. We enjoyed creating Pay it Forward videos for social media that featured businesses promoting other local businesses and paying it forward with their praising testimonials; these videos were viewed well over 3,000 times! The MDCC Community Open is a fun, casual golf tournament that allows our members to connect with each other and members of our community. EmpowHER is a fun, empowering and entertaining evening to celebrate International Women s Day. We were inspired by our guest speaker, Connie Bailey, and her keynote address Turning Roadblocks into Stepping Stones. Farmers Market Committee: Every Thursday about 20 vendors set up for the Farmers Market from June-October. Downtown became a bustling market place where the community gathered to shop for fresh local produce, meats, baked goods and a variety of craft and specialty items. The Farmers Market is a place to meet neighbours and friends, enjoy buskers and take a stroll to check out Morden s downtown. Morden & District Chamber of Commerce-100-379 Stephen Street Morden MB R6M 0A4-204-822-5630-mordenchamber.com

2018 Budget Revenue Expense Membership $35,000 Chamber Group Ins. $5,600 Grant $20,500 Events (Net) Farmers Market $600 Gala $9,500 Golf Tournament $3,500 Home & Life Show $13,000 Business After Hours $200 Luncheons $2,300 AGM $900 Wrapping Up Xmas $500 EmpowHER $1,200 Advertising $2,000 Affiliation Memberships $3,600 Board Meetings $800 Insurance $1,830 Office Supplies $2,000 Rent $9,000 Phone $1,700 Website/Tech/ChmbrMstr $3,380 Accounting & Bank Fees $3,100 Payroll/Grp Ins/Deductions $55,000 Event Tickets $2,000 Meals/Hotel/Travel $1,500 Mileage $950 TOTAL $92,800 $86,860 Morden & District Chamber of Commerce-100-379 Stephen Street Morden MB R6M 0A4-204-822-5630-mordenchamber.com