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About Your Success is Our Business by Laura Rowles

Laura Rowles is the Director of Events & Marketing for the Gaithersburg-Germantown Chamber of Commerce (GGCC) serving almost 400 members by hosting over 30 networking events each year, as well as providing educational seminars and special events. The Chamber hosts numerous events each year including: breakfasts, lunches, after-five’s, ribbon cuttings... Read more

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BLOG: Upscale Senior Living Community in Germantown Celebrates Its Grand Opening

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Tribute at BlackHill brings high-quality senior living to Germantown. It offers assisted living and memory care support for individuals experiencing memory loss, including dementia and Alzheimer’s. Local seniors and their families can now have access to a conveniently located community, at all-inclusive pricing.

The Gaithersburg-Germantown Chamber of Commerce (GGCC) conducted a ribbon cutting ceremony and joined Tribute at BlackHill to celebrate the grand opening on January 23. Tribute at Black Hill is located at 312 Baltusrol Drive, just off I-270 in Germantown. The senior living property -, a master-planned community – is situated in the heart of Black Hill.

Thrive Senior Living’s mission is “to create environments for older adults to thrive”, their newest property does just that. They offer apartment living with assisted living and memory care services. Every member of the Tribute at Black Hill team is NIDE (National Institute for Dementia Education) certified.

“Thrive prides itself in taking the blueprint for traditional senior living and putting it right where it belongs – the trash can. Instead, we’ve created an environment that feels like home,” said Jodie Edwards-Taylor, President at Tribute at Black Hill. “Our team really loves people…especially older adults.  We come to work every day with a focus to help our resident not just live…but live with purpose.”

This new development will help meet the need of the growing and aging population in the county. Fact: seniors are living longer and healthier lives. The Maryland Department of Planning reports that between 2010 and 2040, the Montgomery County senior population is projected to grow from 119,770 to 254,530, a growth of 113%. This exceeds the overall senior population growth in Maryland, which is expected to grow from 707,640 to 1,418,640 over this timeframe, a growth of 100%. This community offers an innovative & independent living style, coupled with assisted living and memory care, and sprinkled with amenities you would expect to see in a hotel. Learn more about Tribute at BlackHill at: http://thrivesl.com/blackhill/.

The GGCC is active in providing business-to-business networking opportunities throughout the year: a collective voice in local, regional, and state legislative affairs, professional development opportunities and other services that enhance the business environment.

 

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About Laura Rowles

Laura authors the blog Your Success is Our Business on MyMCMedia. Laura is the Director of Events & Marketing for the Gaithersburg-Germantown Chamber of Commerce - a member-based organization of businesses that have joined together for the purpose of promoting the civic, commercial and industrial progress in our communities. The area's economic well-being is a result of the caliber of work that is done by the Chamber. The Chamber has a major impact on business, income and future growth of the area. My position at the Chamber - Director of Events & Marketing - affords me the opportunity to plan quality events for our Members and market the Chamber is a variety of avenues. At the GGCC, we typically have around 30 events each year including: breakfasts, lunches, after-five's, ribbon cuttings and special events. The consensus is we have high quality events with good energy. In 2012, we had over 2,040 people visit our events. Most our events are free to Members so securing sponsorships for all events. Additionally, I am responsible for planning networking, overseeing the budget and marketing of all events in order to make them successful. Lastly, I coordinate all marketing and communication efforts of the GGCC including weekly email blasts, its quarterly newsletter, all social media platforms, media relations and community outreach.

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