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Officers and Committees for 2009-2010

John Glaser, Chair
Don Burke, Vice Chair
Jack Culp, Secretary
Don Hoke, Treasurer

Operating Committees

Education & Training - Rod Childs
Office Management - JohnSpoor
Membership - Bob Halstead
Marketing and Development - Arnold Sandness
Technology - Karl Balbach & Bob Carlson

These officers and committee chairs are dedicated to the continuing success of the Dayton Chapter. We all share pride in our past accomplishments, but our mission should be to improve upon our performance and be even better at everything we do in the future. The task is daunting, but—we have a cadre of enthusiastic and talented counselors to work with. We have the tools to accomplish the task.

Dayton Chapter #107 now has over 40 counselors, a roster that includes experienced counselors in marketing, finance, administration, accounting, planning and business ownership among a multitude of other talents. Individually or in team counseling, these SCORE volunteers make themselves available to help achieve small business success.

The Dayton chapter is consistently one of the top SCORE chapters nationwide. Its 30th year was its most successful. In 2001, they were among the top five chapters in the same competition. This past year, the chapter provided business counseling to more than 1,400 entrepreneurs.t. The chapter also provided small business workshops and seminars for 496 attendees. In additon the chapter recorded 1,039 follow-on seessions.The chapter has an extensive community outreach efforts. The chapter serves as a resource to programs such as the Better Business Bureau, local libraries, high schools and colleges.

National Small Business Week, held during May , honors the contributions of the nation's small business community. The estimated 25.5 million small businesses in America employ more than half the country's work force, create three of every four new jobs, and generate a majority of American innovations.

Arnold Sandness member of our chapter serves as District Director for the Southern District of SCORE .

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