January 2003
Building
Better Government, Online
By The Honorable Tom Davis
U.S. House of Representatives
Before adjourning in mid-November, Congress passed legislation I sponsored that will help bring the federal government fully into the Information Age. The Electronic Government Act of 2002, which codifies a new Office of e-Gov within the Office of Management and Budget, will greatly improve the coordination and deployment of information technology across government. I was proud to be in attendance when President Bush signed the Act into law on December 17.
I believe that if given time and resources, e-Government can revolutionize American’s relationship with their government. Technology today is like a steamroller: either you’re on board, or you’re destined to become part of the pavement. But for too long, the federal government has been moving at Old Economy speed in terms of realizing e-Gov’s potential.
This legislation seeks to rev up our engines, by sending a signal to all federal agencies that the goals of e-Gov are a top priority for Congress, that e-Gov is not a fleeting trend. The bill includes several programs to improve e-Gov deployment, such as the creation of a governmentwide web site, privacy provisions, and various studies, such as one on the digital divide. And we authorize the necessary investment in cross-agency initiatives, to overcome the historical trend toward “stovepiped” organization.
Electronic Government is not just a theory or concept, it’s a reality. For years we’ve talked about how e-Gov can make the government more efficient and less costly, and certainly that’s a big part of the equation.
But just as important are the ways in which e-Gov can better serve our citizenry. Americans – especially tech-savvy Northern Virginians -- see the benefits of e-Government as more than better or more cost-efficient services; they regard it as a way for citizens to become better informed and more involved in government.
We’re talking about the ability to get information on Members’ voting records and access to FEC filings. We’re talking about the opportunity for constituents to offer comments on legislation or monitor hearings over the Internet. We’re talking about the ability to access on-line student loan applications. We’re talking about no longer having to wait in line to register your car or renew your license at the DMV.
Yet, before passage of this legislation, federal, state and local governments remained in the early stages of recognizing the real potential of e-Government. Sure, we’ve all got Web sites, and more and more constituents are communicating with us via e-mail. And government is moving to the Internet for basic transactions, online procurement, and information dissemination.
But there’s still much work to be done. We need to find new and innovative ways to make services more user-friendly. The Web-experienced citizen of the 21st century is accustomed to the standard of service on commercial Web sites, and will accept nothing less from government sites.
We need more effective leadership and management. We need to develop a stronger “citizen-as-customer” focus. We need more reliable software and hardware. We need more sophisticated technical expertise.
And, as the legislation recognizes, we need to better assuage concerns about security, privacy and access. Studies indicate that most Americans want to proceed slowly rather than quickly in implementing e-Government because of these sorts of concerns. Americans view e-Government through the same lens with which they view the Internet: very positive, but not entirely trusting.
That’s why we included language addressing privacy concerns, and why we mandate several studies, including one on the digital divide. The high degree of interdependence and interconnectivity between information systems, both internally and externally, exposes the vulnerability of the federal government’s computer networks to both benign and destructive disruptions. This factor is important to understanding how we devise a comprehensive and flexible strategy for coordinating, implementing and maintaining federal information security practices throughout the federal government as the rising threat of electronic terrorism emerges.
And I believe the government has a moral obligation to address so-called digital divide issues, so that it’s not just those who can afford a computer and Internet access who gain the benefits of online government services. I want ALL of my constituents to be able to contact me via email, not just the ones with a PC in their home. Creativity in this regard will be vital: we should consider, for example, whether we can post government kiosks in our grocery stores or shopping malls to create equal access.
E-Government has the very real potential to improve the public’s perception of government effectiveness. As we continue to move forward, we must ensure that our government is utilizing the latest technologies to improve operational efficiencies and streamline the delivery of services. I think if we use technology to our advantage, it will prove to be the best vehicle we have for the creation and maintenance of good government.
| January
Business Spotlight February
Business Spotlight Click here for more information about these members or to find out how your business can be "Member of the Month". |
Here are a few highlights for January, Click here for the full VTRCC Calendar of Events.
Jan 7: Lunch
and Lead Tip Group Meeting and Open House
Jan 9: Monthly Luncheon, Café Renaissance
Jan 15: Free Marketing Seminar
Jan 17: Community Blood Drive
Jan 23: Evening Mixer, StaffXpress
Jan 28: Ribbon Cutting, Veterinary Holistic & Rehabilitation Center
Jan 31: Tysons Business Forum
BUILDING THE CHAMBER FROM WITHIN
It has almost been six months since serving as the Chairman for our Chamber and it continues to be a challenging and fulfilling experience. The Board has been busy initiating new programs and carrying out traditional tasks. We are beginning to see consistent growth in membership, and are striving to achieve the goals set forth at our Annual Board Retreat.
Our work continues as we start the New Year. It is my hope and continued plea that our growth comes from each of us—can you make a commitment to sponsor one new member? Bring a prospect to one of our upcoming events, follow up with that person, making them feel welcomed and comfortable, and I can assure you they will WANT to be a member of the Vienna Tyson’s Regional Chamber of Commerce… the BEST Chamber in the area!
There are a lot of exciting things forthcoming over the next few months—the 2nd Tyson’s Business Forum, Casino Night, a three-month Membership Drive, being concluded at our Annual Sip and Sample Celebration. Be a winner of sponsoring the MOST members during our campaign—details to follow!
Have you visited our web site recently? We’re proud and excited about our new look and its many capabilities. Our new brochure is in its final stage of editing. Look for its release soon! All these tasks take HOURS of volunteer time and effort. We want you to benefit from your membership, not only by expanding your business opportunities, but also by getting INVOLVED. Start 2003 with a commitment to participate on a committee or in an event that interests you. Remember each of us has talent and expertise that can be utilized. Don’t miss the opportunity!
A special thanks
to Gary, Elaine, each Board Member and their committees for the leadership
and commitment that has been displayed thus far. It is my hope that
the next six months will be even greater and more exciting for us all.
Best wishes to you all for a healthy, and prosperous 2003!
Renee Younes, Chairman
Fundraising Committee
Vienna will have a coat drive Jan. 2nd – Jan. 31st at Whole Foods Market, with all coats going to FACETS in Fairfax. For information, contact joana.duma@wholefoods.com
On behalf of the entire Fundraising Committee and myself we'd like to wish everyone a wonderful holiday season and a happy, healthy, prosperous New Year! -- Joana Duma
Government Affairs Committee
On November 6 Francis Gary Powers, Jr., Donald Weber, Sr., George J. Creed, Roy Baldwin met with Supervisor Catherine Hudgins, Hunter Mill District, at the North County Government Center in Reston. One major topic was the defeat of the ½ cent tax transportation referendum for northern Virginia the previous day by a significant margin. Concerns were raised about the future of getting needed roads funded and built in the region, the way VDOT conducts the business of road engineering, cost analysis and construction, and the ability of Fairfax County to fund and finance roads. This general discussion led to no hard conclusions or recommendations.
Another issue discussed in general terms was of Town of Vienna receiving fair share tax revenues paid by residents and businesses. There is some concern that Town of Vienna taxes may be duplicative of revenues paid to the county without being properly offset. Ms. Hudgins provided a copy of the county budget as it pertains to the town.
The final discussion item concerned Maple Avenue. There was community disappointment that the Annual Halloween Parade was not held this year due to the sniper concerns and safety issues from the construction on Maple Avenue.
We have a winner! The 1st Annual VTRCC Scavenger Hunt took place during the month of November. In visiting the most businesses, Carolyn Horton took 1st place with a prize of $500.00. Whole Foods Market awarded the second prize, a dinner for eight, to Jennifer Young. The two third prizes of $100 each go to Brian McGrail and Lynda Sielaty. Three fourth place prizes of $50 each will be awarded Len Jaffee, Coleen Fay, and Terry More.
VTRCC would like to thank all those who participated in this fun event, including our participating businesses: bikes@vienna; Cook’s Photo-Art Studio; Drs. Papastergiou and Van, Cosmetic and Restorative Dentistry; Edward Jones; HQ Global Workplaces; Karin’s Florist; Jasmine Moghissi, MD; Harmonia School of Music & Art; Natural Healing Center; Northern Virginia Massage Center; Pie Gourmet; Self Storage Plus; Dr. Michael Chung, Softouch Dental Care; Tequila Grande; T. Rowe Price; United Bank; Barbara McHale, Weichert Realtors; Whole Foods Vienna; Aerial Photographers; Angles Software Solutions; Errands, Etc.; Hawk Associates; Karin’s Custom Images; Staff Xpress; Stickdog Telecom; TML Copiers and Digital Solutions; and Venturi Staffing Partners. For more information on these companies and other Chamber members, please click on “Find a Member.”
The VTRCC is happy to acknowledge members who have belonged to the Chamber for many years. Those celebrating anniversaries during January/February are:
| 47 Years: | Connell’ s Valet |
| 41 Years: | Air Treatment Company, Inc. |
| 40 Years: | Ketterman’s Jewelry & Gifts |
| 23 Years: | Optimist Club of Vienna |
| 15 Years: | Green Hedges School |
| 13 Years: | Jiffy Lube |
| 13 Years: | Princess Jewelers |
| 12 Years: | Boring & Pilger |
| 11 Years: | Oakton High School |
| 10 Years: | Edward Jones James Madison Shell Renaissance Grounds & Property Maintenance |
| 9 Years: | Access National
Mortgage Bruce Jay, DDS, PC |
| 8 Years: | Karin’s
Florist, Inc. Thoreau Middle School U.S. Automotive Leasing Services/ USAL |
| 6 Years: | Atrium at Meadowlark
Gardens Fox Staffing Resources Nancy Volpe, Long & Foster Realtors Normand A. Fisette, Long & Foster Realtors Anna-Marie Termini, Long & Foster Realtors Tara Thai Restaurant |
| 5 Years: | Entertainment
Connection, Inc. JR’s Stockyards Inn |
| 4 Years: | All Wireless
Communication The Enterprise School First Horizon Home Loan Corporation James Caesar Gaiser, CPA, PC Gifts By Design The Greek Grill MC Construction Office Depot Marilyn Fisher, Weichert Realtors |
| 3 Years: | Allfirst American Home Carpet Care Baldwin and Associates Character Counts of Northern Virginia Creative Framing Fairfax Electric, Inc. Historic Vienna, Inc. Jammin’ Java Master Appliance Service, Inc. Mindworks Tutoring and Educational Services Harvey A. Silverman, Esq. Joanna S. Wooten, State Farm Insurance Trivers Communications Group John Collins, Weichert Realtors Gay Collins, Weichert Realtors |
| 2 Years: | Advanced Pediatrics Bocknek Chiropractic Center Center for Peace & Hope in Christ Ms. Janet Scaffido, Long & Foster Realtors Louise Archer Elementary School Madalena & Associates, LLC McGuire Woods, LLP |
| 1 Year: | Computer Coach Fairfax Partnership for Youth, Inc. Gold’s Gym The Journal Newspapers Lacy Communications, LLC Minolta Business Solutions Staples, Inc. |
Special
Report on the Local United Way
By John Rivera, Regional Director
United Way of the National Capital Area
Fairfax-Falls Church office
With the help of thousands of donors throughout northern Virginia and the rest of the Washington area, the local United Way has raised more than a billion dollars since its inception in 1972 and has supported the work of a solid network of local nonprofits helping to better the lives of people in our community.
Unfortunately, questionable past practices and procedures have tarnished this legacy. While much of the criticism over the past year has been deserved, we are working hard to implement needed reforms and regain the trust of the community.
Here is what we’ve done to put the United Way of the National Capital Area back on track:
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Selected a passionate and community-focused individual to oversee the transformation of this United Way as interim Executive Vice President.
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Elected a new, smaller and more engaged board of directors to lead us into the future.
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Promised that only 10 cents of your dollar will go to running the organization, and every contribution will be treated equally.
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Committed to an organizational restructuring that will include significant cost-cutting measures including reduction in staff and a review of salary structures.
- Distributed nearly $1 million withheld from donations after discontinuing UWNCA's policy of withholding a percentage to cover pledge loss.
- Implemented new financial polices and procedures to ensure the problems that occurred in the past cannot and will not happen again.
Now more than ever, the Washington area needs a strong United Way. There are massive regional budget cuts coming for health and human service agencies--the very agencies supported by United Way dollars. In the Fairfax-Falls Church area alone, more than 100 agencies receive United Way money. People served by these agencies, the ones who are most vulnerable, will end up paying the price if we don’t pull together.
Who are those people? The uninsured mother who won’t get her child adequate medical attention because her neighborhood clinic had to cut services; the unemployed worker who won’t find employment because his local job skills training program was eliminated; the abused woman who will be forced to stay in a shelter longer because no homes are available for her and her children to begin their new life; and so many others.
Our only solution in overcoming the increasing needs facing our community is to work together to solve them. We need our donors more than ever. We hope everyone will recognize the changes we are making and understand the impact of a United Way contribution. By continuing to give, we can work to empower this community and face the future together.
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The Virginia Chamber and its allies will vigorously resist any additional benefit increases that lead to higher payroll taxes. Higher unemployment benefits extended by the General Assembly last year will soon translate into higher business taxes that every Virginia employer must pay for years to come. Unemployment benefits have been in the news lately. The unemployment rate and new claims figures in Virginia are beginning to decline. As every Virginia employer is about to (re)discover, the higher unemployment taxes needed to replenish the trust fund, diminished during the downturn, come after the recession. Your tax bill will be far larger because Virginia increased its benefits by 37 percent in late 2001 and continued to pay those higher benefits through 2002. Whether or not to lower benefits for 2003 may turn into another issue before the 2003 General Assembly. The Chamber hosts an active business task force that monitors unemployment issues and speaks up on behalf of the business community. It recently called for an end to the higher benefits. It may be necessary to remind the legislature that its promise not to raise taxes also applies to the payroll taxes businesses pay to fund the unemployment system. You may need to help us carry that message.
The Virginia Chamber invites you on January 21, 2003 to The Old Dominion Assembly Reception and cocktail buffet from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Richmond Marriott, 500 East Broad Street, Richmond, Virginia. Come and network with hundreds of business and government leaders from across the Commonwealth. This is an outstanding opportunity to express appreciation to and network with our elected officials and key state officials. Invited guests include: Governor Mark Warner, Lt.Governor Tim Kaine, Attorney General Jerry Kilgore, Members of the General Assembly, the Governor’s Cabinet and Senior Staff, and State Agency Heads. For more information, call the Virginia Chamber of Commerce at (804) 644-1607.
Career Fair. Find great employees that can help your business succeed at the State of Virginia’s newest career fair on February 19, 2003 at the Roanoke Civic Center. Community colleges and 4-year institutions collaborate to bring you access to over 36,000 possible candidates from a variety of disciplines, degree levels, and certificate programs. Register online at www.careerpremier.org
EscapeMaker.com is the New York metro area's guide to local weekend getaways and daytrips. Promote your business on EscapeMaker.com for only $9.99 per month in our Getaway Gallery. For more info call 877-997-2726 and ask for Caylin Sanders or sign up online at: www.escapemaker.com/getawaygallery
The National Geographic magazine December 2002 issue has an article featuring Tysons Corner, Virginia “Booming in the Bust.” For more information, visit their website: http://magma.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/0212/feature7/index.html
Y2Marketing is sponsoring another free marketing seminar to be held on January 15 at the Wyndham Hotel in Washington, DC 9 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. To register, please call Rhett Linke at (703) 438-6663.
The Women’s Center offers services to help you meet your personal, family and career goals. If you're thinking about starting a business, perhaps a franchise is right for you. Franchising is a great way to be in business for yourself but not by yourself. Before embarking on a search for the perfect opportunity, start by evaluating yourself. Participants will learn how to find the right franchise that fits their skills and goals. Exploring Franchising workshop on February 15, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at The Women’s Center, 133 Park St., NE, Vienna; $35 members; $45 nonmembers. Call (703) 281-2657 for details on schedules and pricing or visit www.thewomenscenter.org for current schedule and educational programs.
Fairfax Partnership for Youth, Inc. is looking for a few good mentors. If you have ever had a conversation with someone who has been mentoring a young person, it is instantly apparent how positive the experience has been. We are looking for volunteers who would be interested in giving of themselves and their time to mentor youths in Fairfax County. Your time commitment may vary but normally consists of one hour a week during school hours.
Before you begin a mentoring program, the County requires that you take a two hour introductory class. The following classes are available in the new year:
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Tuesday, January 21st, 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Reston Regional Library in Reston
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Wednesday, February 5th, 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Richard Byrd Library in Springfield
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Wednesday, February 26th, 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Fairfax City Regional Library in Fairfax
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Wednesday, March 19th, 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Kingstowne Library in Alexandria
To register, call Kim Monti, Program Director, Fairfax Partnership for Youth, Inc. at 703-324-5554. Once you have attended the training session, we will help with the next step -- finding a protege. Lynelle Massey, Youth and Education Committee, will be coordinating this process. Please contact Lynelle at 703-938-6070 x143.
Fairfax Partnership for Youth, Inc. invites you to a luncheon on January 7 at 11:30 a.m. on 3080 Centreville Road, Herndon, VA. The luncheon is the kick-off event recognizing January as National Mentoring Month. The luncheon is hosted by Cox Communications. Find out about mentoring in Fairfax County and how you can get involved. RSVP to the Fairfax Mentoring Partnership at (703) 324-5554 by January 2.
James Madison High School Crew Club has purchased boats, secured a time and place to practice, and hired a coaching staff. Formal practices will start in February (individual conditioning has already started) and Madison Crew expects to continue in the War Hawk tradition of excellence. Fulfilling the great potential that is so clearly present in this group will require outside support. This is a unique opportunity for chamber companies to partner with a new club in a new and growing sport that builds future community and business leaders. For more information contact Dave Porterfield at (703) 801-5488 or daveporterfield@yahoo.com
Evolution Health & Fitness wants you to join the Fitness Challenge 2003. If you’re looking for the support and guidance to actually make those New Years Resolutions come true in 2003 we can help. We guarantee that you will improve your overall health and fitness and have fun in the process. Chamber members get a $10.00 discount off your monthly dues. Evolution Health & Fitness, located at 216 Dominion Rd., NE, Vienna, VA offers their membership personal training, massage therapy, and corporate health services. Contact them on (703) 255-9707 or e-mail: evfitness@aol.com.
TML Copiers & Digital Solutions, a locally owned and operated Office Technology Dealer in Manassas, Virginia would like you to know that as color continues to evolve in small workgroups and the general office, the standard for a single device to “do it all” continues to drive the color imagery market. The standard in the office device will be a unit that can – copy, print, scan, store, etc. in both monochrome and full color. Both of our color manufacturers, Sharp & Konica, are releasing products to address these new demands. For more information on color trends and the color market contact TML or you can check out industry articles @ www.officetechnologymag.com.
Fairfax County Economic Development Authority reports Microsoft Corporation, BAE Systems and Deutsche Post Global Mail all opened new centers in Fairfax County in October—including two regional headquarters. The three new centers are expected to add more than 1,200 jobs to the local economy. Microsoft Corporation opened its Innovation and Technology Conference Center at the Reston Town Center. Microsoft will use the new center to showcase its latest products and technology solutions for government and business. BAE Systems will create up to 1,000 jobs in the new headquarters of its Integrated Systems business unit. The aerospace and defense company’s Reston facility will specialize in intelligence processing and exploitation, imagery, geospatial processing and 3D visualization. Deutsche Post Global Mail, the largest shipper of U.S. business mail overseas, moved its U.S. headquarters to Herndon, adding 100 jobs to the local economy.
The Fairfax
County Economic Development Authority (FCEDA) in partnership
with the Virginia Department of Business Assistance and the U.S. Small
Business Administration (SBA) will conduct monthly “Doing Business
in Fairfax County” workshops for anyone interested in starting
a business in Fairfax County. The workshops are held the first Tuesday
of each month. There is no cost to attend, but pre-registration is required.
In addition, the FCEDA will provide small business counseling services
through an arrangement with the Service Corps of Retired Executives
(SCORE), a U.S. Small Business Administration Initiative. A SCORE counselor
will be available the first Friday of every month at the FCEDA office
in Vienna, Virginia. Appointments are required to meet with a SCORE
representative. For more information, to register for the workshop or
to schedule an appointment with a SCORE counselor, please call (703)
790-0600 or email: info@fceda.org.
Vienna Arts Society, Inc. VAS Gallery presents “Say it with Splash”
featuring Kate Purvis. Ms. Purvis works in a combination of pen-lettered
words and paper collage using nonobjective and abstracted forms to interpret
literature. The show will run from January 28 through March 8, 2003.
Please sign up by Wednesday, January 22 by calling Brenda Mattioli at
(703) 378-8369 or e-mailing mattioli@erols.com.
New Members You’ll Like Doing Business With
The following businesses were approved for membership at the November/December VTRCC Board of Directors meetings. Please welcome them.
| Mr. Tom Coll 4R Digital Solutions, Inc. 12414 Macao Court Oak Hill, VA 20171 Phone: (703) 385-4013 Fax: (703) 758-0531 Website: www.4rds.net Disaster recovery/Business Continuity Services, Network Services, Document Website Security Software, Cabling/Wiring, Wireless Solutions. |
Mr.
Gary Marsengill
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| Allen
S. Garai, DDS 301 Maple Avenue, West, Ste.B Vienna, VA 22180 Phone: (703) 281-4868 Fax: (703) 938-3700 Making the difference in a war, friendly and fun orthodontic practice. We provide the highest quality health care for our patients and their families. |
Mr. Rob Slingerman American Disposal Services 9105 C- Owens Drive Manassas, VA 20111 Phone: (703) 368-0500 Fax: (703) 369-1133 Commercial, Residential Trash and Recycling service. |
| Ms. Jennifer
Young Apex Internet Systems 4266 Allison Circle Fairfax, VA 22030 Phone: (703) 385-6561 Fax: (703) 385-6562 E-mail: jenni@apexis.net Website: www.apexis.net Offering website design, e-commerce solutions, online inventory management systems, auctions, polls, surveys and web hosting. |
Mr. Juagen
Zimmer Arch Solutions Inc. DBA Goodfeet Store 110 Lawyers Road, N.W. Vienna, VA 22180 Phone: (703) 242-5956 Fax: (703) 242-4350 We at Good Feet provide Arch Supports that really work and result in customer satisfaction. |
| Ms. Sharon
Cavileer Fairfax City Auto Dealers Association 12950 Clifton Creek Drive Clifton, VA 20124 Phone: (703) 830-6031 Fax: (703) 830-6091 E-mail: cavileer2@aol.com Website: www.fairfaxautomotive.com Fairfax City Auto Dealers was founded in 1982. Fairfax City Auto Dealers is a group of 22 different franchises located in the City of Fairfax and offers the best service, selection, and savings for all their automotive needs. |
Mr. Ken Baker Fairfax Heating & Air Conditioning P.O. Box 702 Dunn Loring, VA 22027 Phone: (703) 849-8810 Fax: (703) 242-7186 Website: www.faxheatandair.com Residential/Commercial Service/Installations, full service Heating & Air Conditioning Contractor. Our Motto: " 100% Customer Satisfaction" |
| Ms. Jolene
Irwin Irwin Consulting Inc. dba Geeks on Call 8406 Hunt Valley Drive Vienna, VA 22182 Phone: (703) 288-4268 E-mail: 1joleneirwin1@yahoo.com |
Ms. Deborah
Brehony J.P. Brehony Homes 8167 Boss Street Vienna, VA 22182 Phone: (703) 761-9562 Fax: (703) 761-9566 E-mail: chcorp@erols.com Website : www.jpbrehonyhome.com Formerly Commonwealth Housing, we build close in to Tysons. Your lot or ours. Up-scale single family. |
| Mr. John Koester Koester Financial Services Corp. 3114 Borge Street Oakton, VA 22124 Phone: (703) 591-0095 E-mail: john.koester@verizon.net Provide Financial advice, investments and insurance products. Specializing in the VA. 529 education plans. |
Linda
Darnell 200 Locust Street, Suite 101 Vienna, VA 22180 Phone: (703) 242-6337 Fax: (703) 242-6337 Citizen membership |
| Ms. Michele
Surwit PhotoGraphix 1282 Cobble Pond Way Vienna, VA 22182 Phone: (703) 599-5247 Fax: (703) 757-0064 E-mail: msurwit@yahoo.com Photographic arts and digital design for the individual, family, and business. |
Mr. Mike Magnotti Signature Title & Escrow, LLC 108 Center Street, North Vienna, VA 22180 Phone :(703) 319-6900 Fax: (703) 319-8100 E-mail: mike@thetitleplace.com "THE TITLE PLACE" for real estate settlement services in Virginia, Maryland, and Washington, D.C. |
| Mr. George
B. Gould, IV Togg Inc. 5722 Harrier Drive Clifton, VA 20124 Phone: (703) 204-2668 Fax: (703) 266-8514 E-mail: info@togg.net Website : www.togg.net Computer and network sales and service. Computer and Computer-Networking -Consulting. Internet connections. |
Ms. Amy
Makrigiorgos |
| Mr. Greg Alberti Transworld Systems, Inc. 6404-N Seven Corners Place Falls Church, VA 22044 Phone : (703) 533-3358 Fax: (703) 533-7717 E-mail: gregalberti@usa.com TSI is a nationally licensed agency assisting over 70,000 businesses collect on their account receivables for an average of less than $10.00 per account. |
Dr. Kim Danoff Veterinary Holistic & Rehabilitation Center 360 Maple Ave, West, Suites A&B Vienna, VA 22180 Phone: (703) 938-2563 Fax: (703) 938-2578 E-mail: 1vetrehab@aol.com Acupuncture, underwater, treadmill, plused signal therapy, land treadmill, whirlpool, massage and more. |
| Mr.
Rhett Linke Y2 Marketing 1735 Dressage Drive Reston, VA 20190 Phone : (703) 438-6663 Fax: (703) 438-3010 E-mail: rlinke@y2marketing.com Comprehensive business marketing and advertising fulfillment service. |
