Shop Local for a chance to win!

For every $20 you spend on your Valentine enter to win

one of the following prices:

• Colorado Popcorn/Balloons and 2 movie tickets–courtesy of Colorado Popcorn Company and Fox 5 Movie Theater

• Flowers once a month for the next year–courtesy of Moore Flowers and Cattley Floral

• Limo ride from Bottoms-up Tap to 2 prime rib dinners at Jambalayas

Entry forms can be dropped in bags at any participating businesses or bring your receipts to the Chamber of Commerce at 109 North Front Street to enter for your chance to win!

Drawing to be held at the Chamber of Commerce Lobby on February 14^th at 3:00pm (do not have to be present to win)

Contact the Logan County Chamber of Commerce at 970.522.5070 for additional information and rules that may apply!

Citizen of the Year                                                                                              Business Person of the Year                                                     Volunteer/Diplomat of the Year                                                                  Business of the year

Call for Nominees (Description of all Awards) click HERE

Click HERE to complete your Nomination Form

As always, this is a great chance to really recognize those in our community who put forth much of their time for the betterment of the community, often times without that recognition they rightfully deserve. Please help us in acknowledging these individuals.

Please contact Kim or Erin at the Chamber office for additional information, 970.522.5070.

Who is the most important person in practically any business enterprise?

It’s not the salespeople, the operations staff, or the information technology employees. It’s not the chief financial officer or the chief operating officer. It’s not even the president or chief executive officer.

The most important person is the customer.

Each year, American businesses spend billions of dollars perfecting their products, upgrading their manufacturing lines, refining their distribution systems, and training their sales personnel, but they spend relatively little time or money determining who is purchasing their products, or services. In the search for the latest technology, the coolest products and the most attractive stores, businesses often leave the all-important customer out of the equation. As a result, many important business decisions – decisions that could have a huge impact on the organization – are often based on little more than guesswork.

Why have companies ignored the customer? Until recently, it was difficult to obtain extremely detailed information about customers – and even more difficult to interpret the data in a useful and profitable way.

Thanks to powerful new digital tools and technologies, however, it’s now feasible to dig deep into the minds of consumers and develop incredibly detailed profiles of individual customers. By extrapolating and interpreting this data, companies are able to answer a wide range of critical questions about their businesses with a high degree of confidence – questions ranging from the site of new locations to the allocation of marketing budgets to the best plans for future expansion. Improved decision-making brings even greater benefits: higher revenue, faster growth, enhanced value for shareholders, and long-term success for the organization.

This is the promise of customer analytics, pioneered by Buxton of Fort Worth, Texas. 

For more information please feel free to contact us or visit www.buxtonco.com.

We now have the Key to Logan County Guide Book on our webpage for you to view and utilize. We encourage you to use this tool as it has many key resources to Logan County. If you have any additional questions or want more information on anything within the guide book please give us a call at 970.522.5070.

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Guide Book (Section 1)

Guide Book (Section 2)

Guide Book (Section 3)

Be sure and check out this months newsletter! There is a lot going on and a lot coming up that you don’t want to miss out on!

Click HERE to view the February 2012 Newsletter

Thursday, February 16th, 2012 from 5:00 to 7:00p.m. 

 This is a great networking opportunity for all members of our community! We hope to see you there!

2011 Business of the Year-- Ertle Brothers Discount Auto (Alexis, Ron, & Bob Ertle)

2011 Volunteer of the Year--Michelle Kaiser

2011 Business Person of the Year-- Ben Blecha

2011 Citizen of the Year-- Rob Nichols

**Photos courtesy of South Platte Sentinel**

Click HERE to view presentation!