Showing posts with label small business. Show all posts
Showing posts with label small business. Show all posts

Friday, May 13, 2016

5 Must Have Burgers in Delco #FiveFriday





 


“At the base level, a burger is a piece of meat and a bun with something on it. It’s simple but it seems to make a lot of people happy.”- Danny Meyer (NYC restaurateur and CEO of the Union Square Hospitality Group)

The hamburger has to be considered one of the most popular foods in the United States. It is actually so popular that the sandwich is sometimes referred to as the “Liberty Sandwich”. But don’t let this name fool you. The hamburger is so popular throughout the world, that 60% of sandwiches sold globally are actually burgers. In America alone, 50 billion burgers are eaten in one single year. Many experimented with the idea of the classic hamburger and have attempted some very bold choices for toppings on this popular sandwich. So if you’re asking yourself “Where’s the beef?” or tired of grabbing a quick drive-thru burger then let the Chamber suggest these five amazing burgers in Delaware County.

 


https://www.texasroadhouse.com/


Now if you have a Texas-size appetite that doesn’t seem to be satisfied right here in Delco, this may be the one that finally puts your “Lone Star” yearning to rest. This ½ lb. burger served on a toasted, texas-sized bun can remind you how a burger is supposed to be. If you argue that best condiment for a burger is barbeque sauce and not ketchup, then Texas Roadhouse agrees having this burger topped with sweet, smoky goodness. Since Texas Roadhouse has such an incredible sense of pride in everything they do to ensure a legendary experience for all their guests, this handcrafted burger will not disappoint.

 
Ingredients include: A ½ lb. of fresh ground chuck topped with sautéed mushrooms, onions and BBQ sauce over American and jack cheeses. Served on a toasted, Texas-sized bun with lettuce, tomato, and onion, along with steak fries and a pickle spear on the side.

 
 

 

 

When you bite into a burger, instead of asking “Where’s the meat?” but exclaim “Where’s the heat?” Firebird’s has answered your call. Now you can’t think bold without thinking of the fire-grilled Durango Burger, and these bold flavors will sure give you the right kick. Also with so much heat, why not cool off with happy hour happening Monday through Friday from 4 pm to 6:30 pm. Their $2 off draft beers and $5 well drinks can be a great combination with this feisty burger. Come enjoy upscale dining at a modest price with this polished-casual atmosphere. With Firebird’s being so popular it is recommended to make reservations.

 
Ingredients include: Chile spiced, pepper jack cheese, pickles, fried onions, roasted garlic ranch dressing, brioche bun

 
 


 


 
If you’re tired of the same ground beef in a burger and looking for a leaner meat, than Iron Hill has the solution. And for you burger-lovers out there that are stuck in their ways claiming a turkey-burger isn’t a real burger, then you have never had this one. The Santa Fe burger will change the way you think about burgers and open you up to a whole new world with this creative collaboration. With the pursuit of happiness in mind when originally forming Iron Hill Brewery, this burger can sure get you a lot closer. The inspired, yet informal new American cuisine with comfortable casual atmosphere makes Iron Hill the perfect place to be on a night out.

 
Ingredients include: guacamole, tomato, bacon, pepper jack and ancho-honey mayonnaise on a brioche bun

 
 
 


 
 

 
Who doesn’t enjoy the classic cheeseburger? This 100% grass-fed burger does not stray away with any drastic toppings, but lets the simplicity of a classic cheeseburger speak for itself. With Outback providing generous portions at moderate prices, this burger could even tame an Australian Outback appetite. Come enjoy this savory burger and see why you can never go wrong with a classic.

 
Ingredients include: 100% Grass-Fed, sustainably raised premium beef patty topped with aged Cheddar cheese, lettuce, tomato, red onion and a garlic aioli.
 

 

 

 

 
The bold and vegetarian-esque type of toppings make this burger stand out from the crowd opposed to its carnivorous counterparts. The portabella and shitake mushrooms, and horseradish make the burger have a complex yet satisfying texture and flavor. But if that’s not enough and you’re feeling adventurous, you can add a fried egg for only $2 extra. With the best staff creating the best atmosphere, Duffers can hold its own against the numerous chain competitors in the area.

 
Ingredients include: Topped w/ thinly sliced herb roasted, marinated Portabella & Shitake mushrooms & horseradish cheddar. Served with house made potato chips.

 

 
Savor these burgers, and who knows, these five may eventually find themselves in the Burger Hall of Fame in Seymour, Wisconsin. No matter your preference I’m sure you’ll find a favorite among them, and remember what actress Erica Durance said, “We all need to make time for a burger once in a while.”

 

 

 

 

About the Delaware County Chamber of Commerce:

 

 

 

Founded in 1887, the Delaware County Chamber of Commerce represents businesses' interests and issues affecting the community. We help Chamber members succeed through proactive outreach and partnering with all levels of government and community organizations through education, networking and collaboration to achieve a healthy economy to drive business forward. For more information on membership and how you can get involved, visit www.delcochamber.org

 

Tuesday, April 5, 2016

A Successful Small Business Awards



 
 
[Springfield, PA]— On Thursday, March 31 the Delaware County Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual Small Business Awards at the Drexelbrook Events Center in Drexel Hill. With over 200 attendees, the night allowed for celebration and wonderful networking. An array of sponsors for the event included: Comcast Business, Citadel, Republic Bank, St. Joseph’s University, TD Bank, LPL Financial, Main Line Today Magazine, AmeriHealth Caritas, Brinker Simpson & Co., Comcast Spotlight, Kurtz & Revness, Crozer-Keystone Health System, DNB First, Franklin Mint FCU, Streamline Payroll, Tomorrow’s Utilities, and WSFS Bank allowing for a memorable night honoring small businesses in the Delaware County.
The Delaware Country Chamber was proud to recognize five recipients for the 2016 Small Business Awards. Honorees were selected in key categories including involvement in the local business and trade associations, and demonstrated contributions to the region, such as donations to Delaware County residents in need. Companies must have been locally owned, privately held and been in business for a minimum of five successive years, and are active members of the Delaware County Chamber of Commerce. The following companies and individuals were recognized:
·         Nonprofit of the YearCasa Youth Advocates
 
·         Small Business Person of the Year – JB Braun, Main Line Today Magazine
 
·         Small Business of the YearOliver Heating & Cooling
 
·         Small Family Business of the Year – Burns’ Family Neighborhood Markets
 
·         SCORE Business Award – Action Potential
 
The event capped with an engaging address from keynote speaker Matt Ruth, Chief Commercial Officer, from Adapt Pharma. Ruth discussed the success of Adapt Pharma’s product, the Narcan Nasal Spray. He spoke on how Narcan was assisting Delaware County first responders saving hundreds of more lives from opioid overdoses. Chamber President, Trish McFarland stated, “There is an epidemic facing our country and we need to make sure we are taking the necessary steps to educate our community. We are grateful to have Matt Ruth from Adapt Pharma share their piece of the story.”
Overall, the night was a major success promoting small businesses and allowing Chamber members to celebrate the successes of their fellow colleagues. McFarland expressed, “Together with our presenting sponsor, Comcast Business, we are thrilled to be able to recognize the business leaders of Delaware County.  The Delaware County Chamber is committed to recognizing companies and persons who have made significant contributions to our local economy.”
 
About the Delaware County Chamber of Commerce:
Founded in 1887, the Delaware County Chamber of Commerce represents businesses' interests and issues affecting the community. We help Chamber members succeed through proactive outreach and partnering with all levels of government and community organizations through education, networking and collaboration to achieve a healthy economy to drive business forward. For more information on membership and how you can get involved, visit www.delcochamber.org



 

Wednesday, March 23, 2016

2016 Small Business Awards


Delaware County Chamber of Commerce Recognizes Small Business Leaders and Companies for their Exceptional Business Practices and Community Involvement.

 

 

[Springfield, PA]—Delaware Country Chamber is proud to recognize five recipients of the 2016 Small Business Awards.  The recipients, selected from hundreds of nominations, stood out for their exceptional business practices and community involvement. The following companies and indivduals will be recognized on Thursday, March 31st at The Drexelbrook Events Center in Drexel Hill at an award dinner and networking reception from 5:30 – 8:00pm.

 

Honorees were judged in key categories including involvement in the local business and trade associations and demonstrated contributions to the region, such as donations to Delaware County residents in need. Companies must be locally owned, privately held and must be in business for a minimum of 5 successive years, and are active members of the Delaware County Chamber of Commerce.  

 

Chamber President Trish McFarland said, “Together with our presenting sponsor, Comcast Business, I am pleased to recognize the business leaders of Delaware County.  Since its formation in 1913, the Delaware County Chamber has been committed to recognizing companies and persons who have made significant contributions to our local economy. We proudly present our annual Small Business Awards, which we have hosted for many decades, to the following recipients.  Many thanks to those sponsors that help make these events possible; Comcast Business, Citadel, LPL Financial, Republic Bank, and TD Bank.

 

2016 Small Business Award Recipients:


  • Burns’ Family Neighborhood Markets, Small Family Business Award –Serving the Delaware County community for over 30 years as the neighborhood grocery store including the ShopRite stores of Drexeline, and Brookhaven, and Fresh Grocer in Upper Darby. 

  • JB Braun, Small Business Person of the Year Award – JB is has served as Publisher for Main Line Today Magazine for five years.   JB and his team at Main Line Today devotes itself to the communities, traditions and lifestyles of the area, providing insight into its people, history, and culture

  • CASA Youth Advocates, Nonprofit of the Year Award – CASA champions abused and neglected young people in our region's heavily burdened child welfare system.

  • Action Potential, SCORE Delaware County Business of the Year Award - Providing exemplary physical and emotional care for each of our clients and clients’ families to improve their quality of life.

The Small Business Awards dinner includes a networking reception, awards dinner and a presentation from our keynote speaker, Matt Ruth, U.S. Chief Commercial Officer for Adapt Pharma. Adapt Pharma is focused on developing cutting-edge treatments for patients with special medical conditions. Adapt Pharma most recently received approval to distribute NARCAN® (Naloxone Hydrochloride) nasal spray to law enforcement and first responders to temporarily reverses the effects of an overdose of opioid drugs including heroin. Mr. Ruth said “Adapt is proud that our home county has become a role model within Pennsylvania and the country, by increasing access to NARCAN® and combatting our nation’s growing opioid overdose epidemic.” (County Press, Delco News Network) Delaware County is the first customers to use NARCAN® Nasal Spray.  Adapt Pharma U.S. Headquarters are located in Radnor, Pennsylvania.

 

To participate in the 2016 Small Business Awards Dinner and Networking event call 610-565-3677 or visit www.delcochamber.org for registration.

 

 

About the Delaware County Chamber of Commerce:

Founded in 1913, the Delaware County Chamber of Commerce represents businesses' interests and issues affecting the community. We help Chamber members succeed through proactive outreach and partnering with all levels of government and community organizations through education, networking and collaboration to achieve a healthy economy to drive business forward. For more information on membership and how you can get involved, visit www.delcochamber.org

 

Thursday, March 17, 2016

Meet & Greet with Chamber of Commerce, SCORE, and Villanova University



[Springfield, PA]—On Tuesday, March 15th Delaware County Chamber of Commerce was proud to team up with SCORE of Delaware and Chester Counties, and Villanova Ideas Accelerator to network and promote Villanova’s Innovation, Creativity, and Entrepreneurship (ICE) Institute. The event was an opportunity for attendees to learn about the free resources provided by the ICE Institute, and how these resources could help grow and manage their businesses. ICE Institute’s Assistant Director, Eamon Gallagher said, “It was a great event last night.  We are excited to have that kind of energy in the Idea Accelerator and I hope this will be the start of many great events to come with the Delaware County Chamber, SCORE and the local business community.”


The night also allowed SCORE to present and discuss their own business related workshops, throughout the county, available at little or no cost. Attendees learned, while working with SCORE, they would be working with a power team of business mentors available to them on an as needed basis. SCORE’s past Chairman, Gerald Francis explained, “From my perspective, I heard many people express what they learned last night and how they can use the various organizations to assist and grow their businesses.  That was the objective of the program, and I believe we met expectations.”
 

The Delaware County Chamber of Commerce staff discussed the resources and benefits of Chamber membership. Chamber President, Trish McFarland stated, “Last night was a great success, and we are excited for the collaboration of all three organizations. We look forward to growing our partnership with both SCORE of Delaware and Chester Counties and the ICE Institute at Villanova.”


The night was successful providing Chamber members and local businesses alike to interact and grow their personal networks. Attendees realized how all three organizations can work together to provide full support in growing their businesses and moving their business ideas forward.

 
 

About the Delaware County Chamber of Commerce:

Founded in 1913, the Delaware County Chamber of Commerce represents businesses' interests and issues affecting the community. We help Chamber members succeed through proactive outreach and partnering with all levels of government and community organizations, through education, networking and collaboration to achieve a healthy economy to drive business forward. For more information on membership and how you can get involved, visit www.delcochamber.org.