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The Community at Clovis Point Internet Office Space Both a small business incubator and an office membership space, Clovis Point is home to a varied and ever-changing community of entrepreneurs. As we all share the building ameneties and public spaces, we also get to share ideas, stories, and friendship. We keep each other company, and to some extent, we keep each other sane. Clovis Point Internet Office Space clients include:
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We’re also pleased to announce that our incubator has hatched a chick! Little Village Sustainable Living Center opened its first storefront here and stayed until August 2002, when Greg and Ann Ryan realized that they were just too big for this nest. They have now set up shop on the north end of town, at 20 Rt. 100 North. We invite you to check out their new home.
Heather Masterton (left), the president of Clovis Point, has lived in Rochester, VT since 1989, and is an integral and energetic member of the community. Born just over the mountain, she grew up at Blueberry Hill in Goshen, VT. Heather has an extensive background in the banking industry, in hardware and software support, and in sales force automation. As she says, "I teach adults how to use computers." She is currently writing a book on that subject, with a working title of Climb on the Furniture. Part of her mission is to support arts and education in the town as a volunteer, as an actor and vocalist, and as a corporate sponsor. She is on the board of the Women’s Alliance of the Federated Church of Rochester, a member of the White River Valley Players, a soprano in the Rochester Madrigal Singers and the Federated Church Choir, a member of the Selectboard of the Town of Rochester, and a volunteer at the Rochester School. As a member of the Rochester School Technology Committee, she conducts computer software classes for the teachers during in-service days. She gives freely of her time, helping to produce the Fourth of July Parade and Celebration, organizing receptions for the Rochester Chamber Music Society concerts, recruiting volunteers for Summernight, and setting up the park for the Harvest Fair. She is a frequent visitor to the Park House, Rochester’s assisted living facility for our elders. Mickey
Carter, vice president and director of marketing, grew up on
a Northern Maine potato farm and came to Vermont in 1980. She moved
to Rochester in the fall of 2001, after playing drums in the orchestra
for the White River
Valley Players for her second season. A graduate of Dartmouth
College, Mickey is a lighting designer, stagehand, and movie set
dresser, with a membership in the IATSE
Local
#919 – Vermont Stage Employees and Local
#481 – New England Studio Mechanics. As a union member,
she has been active in apprentice education, organizing workshops
and sponsoring young stagehands, with an emphasis on safety ("Keep
your eyes open and your mouth shut!"). She is a percussionist
for the Middlebury Community Wind Ensemble and the dance band "Roustabout."
As a musician and theatre professional, she embraces Clovis Point’s
community presence, and contributes materially to the arts in the
community. Her most recent project has been producing a seminar
and master class with Dom Famularo, international
drum clinician and motivational speaker, at the Rochester School. Clovis Point in the Community of Rochester
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