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Clayton Chamber of Commerce recognized with CACCE Communication excellence award

5/18/2020

 
Carolinas Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (CACCE) Presents Communication Excellence Awards for 2020
The Carolinas Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (CACCE) recognized the 2020 Communication Excellence Awards during a meeting of the membership today.  The Communication Excellence Awards recognize outstanding communications efforts by chambers of commerce in North Carolina and South Carolina.
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Communications were recognized in the following four categories:
1 – Advertising & Marketing
2 – Campaigns
3 – Electronic
4 – Publications

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One award was presented to the highest scoring chamber in each of the four categories based on the following chamber sizes:
  • Under 700 members, or
  • Over 700 members

Entries were judged based on originality, design and quality, and results achieved.  The entries reflected communication efforts taken or completed during the past 18 months. The following chambers of commerce were recognized as our 2020 CACCE Communication Excellence Award Winners:

Advertising & Marketing Category
Under 700 Members
Wilson (NC) Chamber – Wilson Means Business Podcast

Over 700 Members
Lexington Chamber & Visitors Center (SC) – 2019 Dining on the Dam

Campaign Category
Under 700 Members
Alamance (NC) Chamber – 2020 Alamance Chamber Women’s Symposium – ROAR  

Over 700 Members
Greater Winston-Salem, Inc. (NC) – Winston-Salem: Our Time is Now

Electronic Category
Under 700 Members
Clayton (NC) Chamber – Economic Development Marketing Video: Think Clayton
(View the video below)

Over 700 Members
Greater Summerville/Dorchester County (SC) Chamber – Jena and Kevin Do Things Video Series

Publication Category
Under 700 Members
Richmond County (NC) Chamber – Richmond County Magazine 

​Over 700 Members
Greater Sumter (SC) Chamber – Membership Directory: Guide to Sumer, SC 2019-2020

About CACCE: CACCE is the professional development organization dedicated to improving the educational opportunities for chamber of commerce executives and staff members in North Carolina and South Carolina.  CACCE equips chamber of commerce professionals with leadership skills and tools to build innovative chambers.  The organization was formed in 1994 when the North Carolina and South Carolina state chamber associations merged.  For more information on CACCE, or any of CACCE’s conferences or programs, contact Tiffany Fulmer Ott at 404.312.0524.    

CCOC's 2020 Annual Meeting & community award ceremony

2/5/2020

 
CLAYTON, NC -- The Clayton Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting & Community Awards Ceremony, presented by Yellow House: The Community Place, was held on Wednesday, January 29, 2020 at The Clayton Center. The Clayton Chamber Commerce presented its annual awards along with Clayton Rotary Club, The Woman's Club of Clayton, Clayton Women in Networking and the Clayton Downtown Development Association. All award recipients are listed below. Congratulations! 

Excerpt from CCOC President/CEO Dana Wooten's Speech:
“Since the Clayton Chamber of Commerce produced its first strategic plan three years ago, it has never strayed away from its mission: to champion business, economic development and education in the great town of Clayton, North Carolina. At the Clayton Chamber, we have set our mission in motion by investing in our community and actively building Clayton’s future every single day. CCOC remains inspired, dedicated and motivated to continue building upon the foundation we have so strongly put in place and I can confidently say that the future of CCOC is so bright.”
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​The Clayton Chamber of Commerce Awards:
  • 2019 Citizen of the Year: Donna White – NC House Representative, District 26
  • Leaving a Legacy Award: Ruth Anderson
  • Key Contributor Award: Simon Garren
  • 2019 Super Star Teacher of the Year: Christine McLatchy – Powhatan Elementary
  • 2019 Business of the Year: Carpet Steamer 911
  • 2019 Innovator of the Year: Will Lawson
  • 2019 Volunteer of the Year: Josh Davis
  • 2019 Ambassador of the Year: Matt Thompson
  • 2019 Harvest Festival Heroes:
    • Pascual Goicoechea
    • Simon Garren
    • Boone Williams
    • Will Lawson
    • Clayton High School ROTC
    • Brad Palmer (Military Crossroads)
    • Ariel Ramirez (Latin American Festival)
    • Josh Davis (Squealin’ on the Square)
    • Tony Johnson (Squealin’ on the Square)
    • Brent George (Squealin’ on the Square)
    • Tara Abernathy (Car Show)
    • Michael Penny (Car Show)
    • Jeremy Coley (Car Show)
  • 2019 Committee of the Year: Men of Business (M.O.B)
    • Matt Thompson
    • Michael Pagliocca
    • Dyrke Maricle
    • Dave Ferrell
  • Gratitude Awards:
    • Clayton Police Department
    • Clayton Fire Department
    • Johnston County EMS

Clayton Rotary Club Award
  • Community Service Award: Derrick Thompson

Clayton Women in Networking Award
  • Businesswoman of the Year: Terri Black

The Woman’s Club of Clayton Awards
  • The Outstanding Citizenship and Patriotism Award: Donna Steele
  • Club-woman of the Year: Rachel Masimore
  • Club-woman with Heart Award: Faye Brooks

Clayton Downtown Development Association Awards
  • Best New Downtown Business: Patty Cake’s Littlest Cupcake Shop
  • Best Downtown Design: Rising Tide Building and Renovation
  • Business of the Year: Boulevard West
  • Downtown Contributor Award: Brad Stoneking, Dan Barbour and Andria Merritt
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Thank you to all of the nights sponsors and attendees. 

2019 CCOC's Annual Meeting & Community Awards Ceremony

1/30/2019

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The 68th Clayton Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting & Community Awards Ceremony was held Tuesday, January 23, 2019 at Brick & Mortar Events in Clayton, NC. The Clayton Chamber of Commerce (CCOC) presented their annual awards along with Clayton Downtown Development Association (CDDA), Clayton Rotary Club, and Clayton Women in Networking (WIN). Congratulations to all the award recipients.

Excerpts from CCOC President / CEO Dana Wooten's Speech:
"I stood right here last year and told you about the Clayton Chamber of Commerce’s rich history. A history that is deeply rooted in community involvement and in the cultivation of relationships with businesses, residents, and key stakeholders. And because of that, CCOC could confidently set its eyes on the future. I shared about our three-year campaign and strategic plan and reminded you that we were all Building Clayton’s Future…together.

 
Well. That is exactly what we did in 2018.

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We continued to make great strides in areas of economic development, legislative and governmental affairs, and education. And we launched a workforce development committee with fresh goals and ideas. Through our impact committees, CCOC has collaborated with the Town of Clayton in order to reach important economic development goals such as the development of Clayton Districts and a demographic brochure.

We are on the steering committee, along with the other JOCO chambers of commerce, Johnston County Economic Development, Johnston County Public Schools, and Johnston Community College, that is launching an exciting workforce program like none you have ever seen called JOCO Works. The hands-on expo will target all 8th grade students in our county and will be held November 14-15, 2019.

CCOC has also expanded our political forum offerings in order to keep Clayton voters informed. We are in the process of launching a re-vamped mentoring program called INSPIRE with Clayton Middle School.

We received a grant to help us expand our award-winning The Clayton Connection app by providing a Clayton tour for our new and current residents in 2019. Something you will hear more about soon.

And we are working on our first annual report to present to all our investors and the public. I could go on…[But quite frankly, I’m exhausted!]
 
And I didn’t even mention our successful Clayton Harvest Festival with our first-ever Military Crossroads despite a hurricane…thanks to the flexibility of our staff [especially Maria Bunn], Dave Brown with The Shindig, Clayton Mid-Day Rotary, and last, but not least, the Town of Clayton. And if you didn’t see the flyover, it was something amazing.
 
The 2018 CCOC board of directors, staff, and members of our impact committees, were all laser-focused on our mission of business advocacy, economic development, and education in Clayton. We reached nearly all our strategic plan milestones for 2018…and then some. And thanks to the generosity of all our investors, this organization had a BIG and POSITIVE impact on this wonderful community. We are so proud of this organization’s work in 2018.
 
You will hear more about CCOC’s impact throughout the night. It is shown in the businesses we cheer. It is shown in the awards we present. It is shown in our collaboration with you all…Clayton Rotary, Clayton Downtown Development Association, and Clayton WIN. It is shown in this crowd. CCOC is heading into 2019 with great momentum and plans…more advocacy, more collaboration, and more innovation. And that only means even more great things are in Clayton’s future.
 
The 2019 Board of Directors and staff of the Clayton Chamber of Commerce thank you all for investing in Clayton by investing in the Clayton Chamber of Commerce.
 

Now. Let’s get the party started."
~Dana Wooten, CCOC President/CEO

2018 Award Recipients:
  • Business of the Year
    Align Family Chiropractic
  • Citizen of the Year
    Larry Bailey
  • Innovator of the Year
    Dave DeYoung
  • Volunteer of the Year
    Sara Perricone
  • Super Star Teacher of the Year
    Kimberly Ellison of Powhatan Elementary
  • Leaving a Legacy Award
    Dyrke Maricle
  • Ambassador of the Year
    Erin Davis-Belcher
  • Clayton Harvest Festival Hero Awards
    Jim Lee (Military Crossroads), Ariel Ramirez (Latin American Festival), Eric Rabuse (Manager of Beautification), Pasquale Goicoechea (Manager of ROTC Volunteers), and Simon Garen (Volunteer)
  • Gratitude Awards
    Clayton Police Department
    Clayton Fire Department
  • Committee of the Year
    CCOC Economic Development Committee (Ruth Anderson, Edwin Jackson, Kyle McDermott, Dave DeYoung, Kaitlin Crocker, Jim Perricone, Bobby Bunn, Greg Kennedy, Charlie Bell, Beth Watson, Tara Abernathy, and Stacy Beard)
  • Key Contributor of the Year
    Boone Williams
  • 2018 CCOC Building Clayton’s Future campaign investors were  recognized for their contributions to the Clayton community in 2018: Grifols, Johnston Health, KS Bank, Novo Nordisk, and OPW Global (Connector Investors); Caterpillar, Compare Foods, Clayton Glass & Mirror, Duke Energy, HomeTowne Realty, Johnston County Visitors Bureau, Managed Print Solutions, United Community Bank, and Woody’s Computing Services (Supporter Investors); and BB&T, Carolina Comfort Air, Chick-fil-A of Garner, First Citizens Bank, Huebner Family McDonald's, Johnston Now, Strategic Systems, and Studio TK (Foundation Investors).
  • CDDA Award Recipients:
    • 2018 CDDA Appreciation Award
      James Lipscomb
    • 2018 CDDA Outstanding Downtown Business
      Deep River Brewing
    • 2018 CDDA Outstanding New Downtown Business
      Boulevard West
    • 2018 CDDA Volunteer of the Year
      Clayton High School ROTC
    • 2018 CDDA Best Façade Improvement Under $10,000
      Rejoyce! Gifts
    • 2018 CDDA Best Façade Improvement Over $10,000 
      Vinson's Pub + Eatery
  • Clayton Rotary Club Award Recipient:
    • 2018 Clayton Rotary Club Community Service Award
      Dean Penny
  • Clayton WIN Award Recipient:
    • 2018 Clayton WIN Business Woman of the Year 
      Melanie Marlow
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CCOC Outgoing Board of Directors and Executive Committee were also recognized for their time and dedication to the Clayton Chamber of Commerce and the CCOC's 2019 Board of Directors were introduced.
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CCOC 2018 ACCOLADES

12/1/2018

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As you already know, CCOC is a non-profit civically-engaged economic advancement organization led by the businesses that invest in our mission. Our mission is to champion business, economic development, and education in Clayton, NC.​ And we accomplish this mission by:
  • collaborating with various organizations through forums, task forces, committees, and even one-on-one conversations;
  • advocating within the community, various organizations, and governments;
  • and providing innovative solutions, community pride, business marketing opportunities, networking, and professional development training through various signature events and other initiatives.

Below you will find CCOC's 2018 list of accomplishments, the outcome of the work mentioned above. We obviously could not accomplish these things without our campaign investors, investors (members), committees, board of directors, and staff. We thank you all so much for all your hard work and investment in 2018.

After looking at our 2018 accomplishments, it is safe to say, CCOC is heading into 2019 with great momentum. Our 2019 board of directors just finished their annual strategic planning session and we have some pretty big plans in store for Clayton. Stay engaged with our initiatives and events by watching for CCOC emails during the year (and let us know if the right people in your company are not receiving them). We can't wait to get started in 2019!

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CCOC PRESIDENT/CEO NOMINATED FOR ATHENA LEADERSHIP AWARD

10/22/2018

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CCOC's President/CEO Dana Bales Wooten was named as a nominee for the 2018 CWBN Athena Leadership Award this year. Congratulations to Dana and the rest of the nominees:
  • Mrs. Evelyn Aranda
  • Mrs. Joy Callahan
  • Mrs. Cindy Brookshire
  • Mrs. Shanna Capps
  • Mrs. Meredith Fordham
  • Mrs. Barbara King
  • Dr. Marilyn Pearson
  • Mrs. Michelle Ball
  • Dr. Twyla Wells
  • Representative Donna White
  • Mrs. Dana Wooten
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CCOC RECEIVES INNOVATION GRANT

10/4/2018

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CCOC was honored to be a recipient of the Carolinas Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (CACCE) 2018 education and innovation grant for an new addition to The Clayton Connection community app. The award was presented to President/CEO Dana Wooten at the CACCE annual convention on October 4, 2018.
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CCOC WINS AWARD FOR COMMUNITY APP

4/26/2018

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Today, the Clayton Chamber of Commerce (CCOC) received a Communication Excellence Award from the Carolinas Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives for The Clayton Connection App.

The app concept, name, and branding were developed by CCOC staff to emphasize community connectivity. The app utilizes Guidebook, Inc.’s platform which allows multiple entities and/or special events to live inside one app. Currently, The Clayton Connection App includes guidebooks for the Clayton Rotary Christmas Parade (updated annually), the CCOC Business Directory and Events, Clayton Harvest Festival (updated annually), and the recent North Carolina Main Street Conference event hosted by Downtown Clayton, NC. Additional guidebooks are in the process of being added to the app, making it a must-have for all Clayton, NC residents. CCOC plans to incorporate The Clayton Connection App into its newly-created newcomer tours beginning late 2018.

The Communication Excellence Award was presented to President/CEO Dana Wooten during the 2018 Leadership Development Conference (April 25-27, 2018) in Hilton Head Island, SC.

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2017 community Awards presented at ccoc annual meeting

1/25/2018

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On January 23, 2018, the Clayton Chamber of Commerce held its Annual Meeting and Community Awards Ceremony: Building Clayton's Future. The following awards were presented, along with several awards from Clayton Rotary, Clayton WIN, and Clayton Downtown Development Association.

2017 Citizen of the Year Award – Herman Mitchiner
This annual award is presented to an individual nominated by Clayton residents (and ultimately selected by a community-wide Citizen of the Year task force). The nominees for 2017 Citizen of the Year were: Tony Johnson; Kisch Konold; Herman Mitchiner; and Sara Perricone. What an honor to be nominated by fellow citizens for such an awesome award. Al
l of the nominees had wonderful things written about them and were worthy of the award. However, only one person can be chosen. Congratulations Herman Mitchiner! The following is a list of things presented to the committee on behalf of Herman by his nominator(s):
  • He is a life-long Clayton resident and has made Clayton a better place.
  • He makes a difference in the lives of others, not matter where he is.
  • He contributed to Clayton’s local economy while running a family business from an early age for 30 plus years.
  • He is a great humanitarian, helping unknown amounts of people, providing food, shelter, and jobs.
  • He has a great sense of humor. Even to the point of winning a womanless beauty pageant to help local organizations, like the Clayton Chamber of Commerce and Kiwanis raise money.
  • He became a REALTOR in the 1980’s when Clayton really started to grow and eventually donated land he owned to the Town of Clayton.
  • He is a man of service and mission, a member of Rotary, Civitan Club, and Baptist Men at his church.
  • He is humble and would never feel deserving of such an award.

2017 Business of the Year Award – Rainbow Lanes Family Fun Center
Each month the Clayton Chamber selects a Business of the Month from nominations made by the community. From the monthly winners, a Business of the Year task force selects the winner. The following businesses were recognized monthly in 2017: Compare Foods; Dylan's Unique Gifts & Weddings; Medlin Office Supply; Quintessential Wellness; Rainbow Lanes Family Fun Center; The Retreat on Horne; Unique Gifts by Jacquelynn; and Zaxby's. Congratulations Rainbow Lanes Family Fun Center! This year’s Business of the Year exhibited excellent customer and community service. They gave freely of their personal time and resources to help grow and develop our community.

2017 Innovator of the Year Award – Jim Perricone
Selected by the Clayton Chamber, this annual award is presented to an individual who promotes innovation within our community.  Congratulations Jim Perricone! Jim took a request, formulated a plan in line with our mission and made the Clayton Chamber of Commerce a champion of economic development in Clayton.

2017 Key Contributor Award – Jessica Lloyd
Selected by the Clayton Chamber, this award is presented to an individual whose level of contribution to our organization is considered invaluable. Congratulations Jessica Lloyd! Jessica was instrumental in the success, growth, and transition of the Clayton Chamber of Commerce over the past year.

2017 Volunteer of the Year Award – Margaret Chance
Selected by the Clayton Chamber, this annual award is presented to a standout volunteer. Congratulations Margaret Chance! Margaret is always ready to take on any task that is given to her with a happy heart. Everything from administrative duties to advocating on behalf of the chamber, she shines.

2017 Super Star Teacher of the Year Award – Lynnette Barber of Clayton High School
Each month the Clayton Chamber Education Committee selects a Super Star Teacher of the Month from nominations made by the Clayton school principals. From the monthly winners, the Education Committee selects the Super Star of the Year. The following teachers were recognized monthly in 2017. Lynnette Barber of Clayton High School; Jennifer Barber of East Clayton Elementary; Melissa Bolen of Cooper Academy; Nicole DeStefano of Riverwood Middle School; Patricia Lytle of Riverwood Elementary; Susan Marler of Powhatan Elementary; Jessica Merrill of River Dell Elementary; Jennifer Thorne of Clayton Middle School; and Caroline Trainor of West Clayton Elementary. Congratulations to this year’s Super Star Teacher of the Year, Lynnette Barber! She is described by her peers as caring for each child as if they were her own. She is known to be compassionate, kind, fun, encouraging, and most of all, persistent. Two of her undertakings really stand out as successes. She created the "Circle of Friends" club which provides students who are not in the Life Skills program the opportunity to interact with the Life Skills class on a daily basis. She also coordinates an EC Alternative Prom for her students and their parents. Getting the full experience of the high school prom, including music and dancing makes for an amazing evening for all of the special needs students.

2017 Leaving a Legacy Award – Jim Lee
Selected by the Clayton Chamber, this award is presented to an individual that has provided at least 8 years of service to our organization. A legacy is something a person leaves behind by which to be remembered. Service is the act of helping or doing work for people or organizations. This year’s winner, Jim Lee, has done both. He has gone above and beyond on behalf of the Chamber for many years (and continues to do so in various ways).

2017 Ambassador of the Year Award – Michael Pagliocca and Ingrid Blackburn
Selected by the Clayton Chamber, this annual award is presented to a standout member of the Clayton Chamber’s Ambassador Committee. Congratulations Michael and Ingrid. This dynamic duo are true Chamber advocates, have attended most of our ribbon cutting and networking events, and played a key role in the organization and execution of our member retention program, Operation Thank You.

2017 Task Force of the Year Award – Squealin’ on the Square (a part of the Clayton Harvest Festival)
This annual award is presented to members of a task force who increase their efforts from the previous year and add value to their event. This year’s winner, the Squealin’ on the Square Task Force, included the following individuals: Vickie Adams; Tom Barwick; Melody Brown; Tony Brown; Brent George; Kyle McDermott; and Tom Schaffer.

2017 Clayton Harvest Festival Awards – Task Force Recognition
Without the planning and dedication of task force members, the Clayton Harvest Festival and Latin American Festival (a part of the Clayton Harvest Festival) would not have been possible. Clayton Harvest Festival awards were presented to the following task force members: Angel Colon; Jose Lantiqua; Jim Lee; James Lipscomb; Jessica Lloyd; Betty Ortiz; Hannah Pellas; and Ariel Ramirez.

Clayton Harvest Festival Awards – Harvest Festival Heroes
The Clayton Harvest Festival would not be successful without volunteers. Selected by the Clayton Chamber, these awards are presented to individuals who go above and beyond the call of duty behind the scenes during the Clayton Harvest Festival. This year’s Clayton Harvest Festival Heroes are: Josh Bledsoe; Dave DeYoung; Simon Garren; John Long; Matt Lorion; Kaitlin Russo; Martha Stovall; Jonathan Stovall; members of Clayton Rotary; and members of Clayton WIN.

CCOC Board of Directors Recognition – 2018 Incoming Board Members & Executive Committee
Ruth Anderson of LegalShield, Chair; Brent George of Four Oaks Bank, Vice-Chair; Sarah Martin of First National Bank, Treasurer; Dyrke Maricle of State Farm Insurance, Past Chair; Tom Barwick of The Law Office of Thomas E. Barwick, PLLC; Erin Davis-Belcher of Dylan's Unique Gifts & Weddings; Marty Bizzell of Bass, Nixon and Kennedy, Inc.; Edwin Jackson of Caterpillar; Tony Johnson of Tony Johnson Architect; Adam Lindsay of Town of Clayton (Ex Officio); Jessica Lloyd of Dakno Marketing; Kyle McDermott of Johnston Health; Melissa Oliver of Triangle YMCA; Aimee Sharrett of Carolina Comfort Air; April Stephens of RE/Max One Realty; and Scarlett Tyner of Novo Nordisk.

 CCOC Board of Directors Recognition – 2017 Executive Committee
Dyrke Maricle, 2017 Chair; Ruth Anderson, 2017 Vice Chair; Woody Bailey, 2017 Treasurer; Melissa Oliver, and 2017 Past Chair.

CCOC Board of Directors Recognition – 2017 Outgoing Board Members
Annette Atkinson (2013-2017); Amy Baker (2015-2017); Jeff Fako (2015-2017); Art Holder (2015-2017); and Jim Lee (2010-2017).

2017 Clayton Chamber of Commerce Champions Recognition – Gold Level
The Clayton Chamber would not be able to fulfill its mission without the support of our 2017 Chamber Champions. The following are 2017 Gold Level Champions: Caterpillar; Four Oaks Bank; Grifols; Johnston Health; Novo Nordisk; and Zaxby’s.

2017 Clayton Chamber of Commerce Champions Recognition – Silver Level
The Clayton Chamber would not be able to fulfill its mission without the support of our 2017 Chamber Champions. The following are 2017 Silver Level Champions: FastMed Urgent Care; Johnston County Visitors Bureau; OPW Global; and Woody's Computing Service.

2017 Clayton Chamber of Commerce Champions Recognition – Bronze Level
The Clayton Chamber would not be able to fulfill its mission without the support of our 2017 Chamber Champions. The following are 2017 Bronze Level Champions: Carolina Comfort Air, Inc.; CenturyLink; Clayton Glass and Mirror; Divine Marketing Group; Duke Energy; First Citizens Bank; Chick-fil-A of Garner; KB Home; Walker Lambe, PLLC; McDonald's; and Triangle Insurance Group.

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