Towne Bank
Ellen Keeter
Executive Vice President, Norfolk Commercial
109 E Main Street
Norfolk, VA 23510
Phone: 757.628.6372
Fax: 757.623.5792
email: ellen.keeter@townebank.net 

The City of Chesapeake is part of Virginia's Hampton Roads, America's First Region, located at the midpoint of the US Atlantic Coast, 3.5 hours south of Washington, DC. Two-thirds of the US population and industrial production are within 750 miles (1,200 km) of Chesapeake, one of the 100 largest cities in America, and one of its best locations for business investment and quality of life. Hampton Roads is the 31st largest Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) in the United States. Salaries are below the U.S. average Local labor force is augmented annually by 17,000 exiting military personnel, 40,000 military spouses and more than 8,500 graduating college students Labor costs in Chesapeake are historically competitive nationally, particularly because of Virginia state laws that contain employer costs in the areas of workers' compensation and unemployment insurance. Chesapeake embraces the global village concept, blending the best of America with the cosmopolitan influences of over 80 foreign-based companies from 19 different countries . Consistently ranked by the FBI as one of the five safest U.S. cities with populations over 200,000, Chesapeake is a family-oriented city with a pace that's in keeping with dynamic global business community. For more information on Chesapeake Economic Development, please visit www.yeschesapeake.com

City of Chesapeake
Angela F. Barber
Marketing Research Specialist
City of Chesapeake Economic Development
501 Independence Parkway, Suite 200
Chesapeake, VA 23320
Phone: 757-382-8040
Fax: 757-382-8050
Email: abarber@cityofchesapeake.net

• Personalized Service and World-Class Cuisine
• Business Center and Amenities
• Holiday Brunches, Wine Tastings and Dinners
• Cigar Events and Smoking Room
• Girls' Night Out, Cooking Classes and Family Events
• Private Event Services for Business or Social Catering
• Personal and Professional Networking Opportunities
• Various Membership Categories Available Including Young Executive and Military
• Privileges at more than 200 Associate and Affiliate Business Clubs, Country Clubs and Resorts Worldwide

Karen Baird
Member Relations Coordinator
Town Point Club
Phone 757-625-6606
Fax 757-622-0730 
101 West Main Street Suite 300
Norfolk, VA 23510
757.625.6606
www.town-point.com

Southern Auto Group

Corporate Office at Southern Chrysler-Jeep, 1414 S. Military Highway, Chesapeake, VA 23320

Website:  drivingsouthern.com

Representative name:  Delisa F. Alvis, Marketing Director

Direct Phone Number:   424-4600 ext. 2005

Email:  dalvis@shagauto.com

Wyld's Wingdom

Mary Wyld, President

• E-mail: mwyld@wingdom.com

• Phone: (757) 858-8090

Address:          Norfolk, VA, 23502-2147

• Website: http://www.wingdom.com

College Park Executive Suites
Jackie Gilmartin
900 Commonwealth Pl
Ste 200
Virginia Beach, VA 23464
Phone: 757-313-6633
Fax: 313-6634
Email: cpes@cpes.net
Website: cpes.net 

Girl Scout Council of Colonial Coast services girls in grades K-12 in southeastern Virginia and northeastern North Carolina. Through the Girl Scout Leadership Experience, girls are gaining courage, confidence and character, to make the world a better place. Leadership organizations, such as NAWBO, provide important role models and mentors to these future leaders through community partnership programs.

Marcella Germanotta
Communications Director
Girl Scout Council of Colonial Coast
A Place for Girls
912 Cedar Rd., Chesapeake, VA 23322
757-547-4405 ext. 1258
direct 549-0836
fax757-547-1872 
marcyg@gsccc.org

Foodbank of Southeastern Virginia
800 Tidewater Drive, Norfolk, Virginia  23504
T: 757-627-6599 | 877-HUNGERX (877-486-4379)  
F: 757-627-8588

The Foodbank of Southeastern Virginia (FSEVA) was founded in 1981 as a clearinghouse for food for the poor.  Since its inception, the Foodbank has distributed over 221 million pounds of food directly and through partner agencies within the community.  The location of the Foodbank has changed over the years but the mission has not, which is to educate the public on hunger issues and to end hunger within the community.