ARCHITECTURE/ ENGINEERING
7 Daventry Crescent, Ottawa, ON K2J 4N5
613-868-0900 / 613-823-1534 (fax)
John Nguyen
We provide architectural and engineering professional services including design and project management services in the commercial and residential sector.
www.jqnarch.ca

“Sept 15th at 7pm we are having our last fundraising event for the Heart and Stroke Foundation.  They are donating 10% from all bills to our cause and we are also selling tickets for $5 (raffle) for some great prizes ie. Bike from Kunstadt Sports ($300), Nordic Walking poles ($250), Fitness Certs. ($75), 67’s tickets ($80), and more.”

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Dear Members,
one of our members, A Putt Above, is holding a fundraiser this Friday Aug 13 for the Heart and Stroke Foundation. Their team has been working hard for over a month to raise awareness and they still need your assistance and willingness to either participate, donate, or spread the word for this needy cause.

Please click here for more information or download registration form and consider assisting them in hopes they may reach their goal of $10,000.

For more information visit http://www.fitforheart.ca/puttforheart
or contact Shaun St. Louis, President/Owner
A Putt Above Inc.
3825 Richmond Road
(across from Al’s Steakhouse)
613-695-8100

Management / Consulting
5000 Riverside Drive, Ottawa, K1V 1H2
613-739-0226
Nicholas Scott
Profit Plus Canada Inc. helps business owners to increase their sales and profits. Please visit our website at www.profitpluscanada.com to learn how we can boost your bottom line.

#1128-2720 Queensview Dr., Ottawa, ON, K2B 1A5
613-829-9539
Liana Smith-Janzen

Information Technology made easy.
Our company’s focus is creating long-standing customer relationships. Keynetz is your best choice for all your computer repair and internet needs. We provide services from web hosting and design to computer repairs, sales, service and networking.
Our mission is to serve you better. Celebrating 8 years in business!!
http://www.keynetz.com/

We want to get a great selection of nominations to choose from and create a very exciting Gala event on October 21st. Thank you to those who have submitted nominations, they are appreciated!

Often people get concerned about the wording for the nominations, if you have any questions then please email or call me (see contact information below). Remember that anyone can make a nomination so encourage people you know to help you by contributing their ideas. Please pass the information below to your contacts and friends to get their input.

On October 21st 2010 our business community will gather to celebrate people who are positive examples and who we want to recognize and the event is one of the highlights of the year. There are so many talented, giving and hard working people in our community deserving of recognition, our work on the Nomination Committee is to bring them forward by completing the nomination form. Following that, the Selection Committee will review the applicants. All nominees are recognized on the web, at the awards and the winners for each category are announced at the gala on Oct 21st.

Getting Started

1) Go to www.nepeanchamber.com and look at the Business Awards information under Events. Enjoy the new website while you are there.

2) You have a copy of the nomination form attached.

3) Encourage others to nominate as well, anyone can nominate.

Tips On Nomination

1) People love to be nominated! It is a thrill and an honour to be recognized, so keep this in the spirit of celebration

2) Being clear on the reasons for nominating someone improves their opportunity to win a category. Please give enough information to support your nomination but do not feel that you need to write pages on this person, 2 or 3 paragraphs can provide plenty of information. Consider information that could be read at the awards ceremony and highlights a few key points. You can also include a brief story about the person or experience, for example a story of the good service you received, people love stories! You can gain your information through personal experience, third parties or you can even interview the person you are nominating, all are good.

3) You can nominate someone with or without them knowing that you have made the nomination. The chamber will not reveal the source of the nomination, that is up to you. If you do nominate someone and they know then you can interview them for information to write the nomination.

4) Ask your contacts to nominate someone or have them suggest people to nominate.

If you have any questions then please email or call me.

Grant Mellow, Certified Business Coach, ActionCOACH
Main: 613-721-2229
Mobile: 613-293-6202
E-Mail: grantmellow@actioncoach.com

- Grant Mellow, Awards Chair

WordTask provides instructor-led courses in writing skills for the workplace. We specialize in training in technical writing, general business documentation, proposal writing, and English as a second language. We offer public sessions, in-house training, and one-on-one coaching. All of our courses can be conducted in French.

44 Vesta Street, Ottawa, K2J 3Y9
613-825-9354 / 613-825-2997 (fax)



You can learn more at myrelationshipresolution.com
11 Royal Field Crescent, Nepean, K2J 4G1
613-440-4123 / 613-440-4125 (fax)

Ed Legislador delivers personalized financial solutions, products and services to clients closing in on retirement and to small business owners.

Thank you very much to our main sponsor Cheryl Mousseau of Mousseau and Associates, the co-operators, OLG Slots who sponsored the carts and the many hole sponsors. Due to the generosity of our members we had many wonderful donations and were able to hold a live and silent auction, a raffle and “ Pay as You Pull”. Thank you to everyone for your kind donations!

We also would like to thank our volunteers for the day, Maureen Leishman, George Kennedy, Anne Pearce,Shirley McIntosh, Denise McLean Paynter, Janet Scales, Dorothy McGinn and Jennifer Reid.
Cathy Downer, the Executive Director of Friends of Hospice Ottawa spoke on behalf of their group and outlined the important work that they do. A portion of the profits from the tournament will go towards Friends of Hospice.

Rick Chase from The Ottawa Convention Centre did a great job with the live Auction.

The trophy for the Low Gross Team went to Gord McRobie, Dave Capstick and Keith Fulton.

The Women’s longest drive was won by Cheryl Mousseau, the men’s longest drive by Bill Swyers,  the women’s closest to the pin by Bev Mau and the men’s closest to the pin by Greg White. Closest to the barrel was won by James McMichael.

The best female team was won by Virginia Boro, Gail Blake, Jacqui Capstick and Ninfa Nicol.

The golf committee consisted of Gavin Leishman, Terrilynne Crozier, Cheryl Mousseau, Michael Cox and Bill Nachef who worked hard to make the day such a success. Thank you also to Soula our enthusiastic office administer for all her efforts before and on the day of the tournament.

A special thank you to Gary Shechtman for the many hours he spent preparing and printing the program.

We hope everyone enjoyed the day and we look forward to seeing everyone next year at The 29th Annual Duffer’s Day.

Media Sponsors:

Hole Sponsors

- Virginia Boro, Tournament Chair