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Temecula today
October 2007
VOL 33 NO 10
A New Hospital is Coming to the Temecula Valley
With its beautiful weather, top-ranking public schools, and abundance of
recreational activities, the Temecula Valley is a great place to live. In fact, the
area has one of the fastest-growing populations in California, according to the
Temecula Valley Chamber of Commerce. At Southwest Healthcare System (SWHCS), we know that this rapid growth will create increased demand for high quality, convenient healthcare facilities and services. That is why we are planning a
brand-new healthcare campus on South 79, west of Margarita Road.
Linda Bradley
Southwest Healthcare System
Healthcare Close to Home
in this Issue
The campus will feature a new acute care hospital, built with 172 beds to be
increased to 340 beds. The hospital will offer a large emergency department,
an intensive care unit, a cancer treatment center, and imaging and laboratory
services – close to home for community residents. Two medical office buildings
will house doctors’ offices, giving patients convenient access to physicians.
News
pg 3
City of Temecula
pg 5
According to Linda Bradley, SWHCS is working to secure the necessary state permits so the projects can begin.
Water Issues
pg 8
Partners in Learning
pg 9
“Right now, Temecula residents go to Rancho Springs Medical Center or Inland Valley Medical Center, or even farther to San Diego, for healthcare,” says Linda Bradley,
CEO/Managing Director of SWHCS. “The location of this new hospital, about 8 miles
south of Rancho Springs, means that residents won’t have to travel far.”
“The Temecula community understands that having this hospital and healthcare
campus means that they’ll receive great care when they’re ill or injured close to
home.” Ms. Bradley adds, “The community is very excited to see this hospital
become a reality.”
(continued on page 7)
Temecula Valley Chamber of Commerce 26790 Ynez Court • Temecula, CA 92591
Women’s Business Advocates pg 7
Ribbon Cuttings
pg 10
Temecula Valley
Convention & Visitors
Bureau
pg 11
Community News
pg 12
New and Renewing
Members
pg 14
Calendar
pg 15
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26790 Ynez Court, Temecula, CA 92591
Phone: 951.676.5090 Fax: 951.694.0201
Email : [email protected]
Mission Statement
The mission of the Temecula Valley Chamber of Commerce is to promote the economic
environment of all member businesses and by so doing will support the programs
which preserve and improve the quality of life.
Officers
Chairman of the Board — Stan Harter, Reid & Hellyer, A Professional Corporation
First Vice Chairman — Dennis Frank, DR Frank & Associates
Second Vice Chairman —
­ Kelly Daniels, Premier Marketing/Valley Events
Secretary —
­ Janet Beck, Beazer Homes
Treasurer — Amy Minniear, Pechanga Development Corporation
Past Chairman of the Board — Pamela Voit, Voit Management
Directors
Tomi Arbogast, Temecula Valley Winegrowers Association
Nancy Austin, Austin-Brockett, LLC
Tony Berardino, Cornerstone E & S Insurance Services
Linda Bradley, Southwest Healthcare System
Melody Brunsting, Melody’s Ad Works
Bette Endresen. Artist Touch Art & Frame Studio
Ron Guerriero, Edge Development, Inc.
Isaac Lizarraga, Rancho Ford Lincoln Mercury
Rusty Manning, A Grape Escape Balloon Adventure
Martha Minkler, MJM Management Corporation
Tom Paradis, The Press-Enterprise
Karen Roberts, Kaiser Permanente.
Bill Seltzer, Temecula Valley Golf School
Donna Wilder, Mt. San Jacinto Community College
Management Team
Alice Sullivan, President CEO | Laura Turnbow, Chief Operations Officer
Kimberly Freize-Uhler, Membership Director | Katie Edmonds, Membership Coordinator
Melissa Holm, Special Events | Jennifer Malek, Special Events
Lynn Collett, Resource Coordinator | Jodi Wenzel, Resource Coordinator
Emily Pulley, Communications Director | Karen Ratkowski, Operations Assistant
Jeremy Harris, Legislative Council
Committees
Education
Chair — Lynn Laing, California Coast Credit Union
Legislative Council
Chair — Dennis Frank, DR Frank & Associates
Chair Elect — Greg Morrison, Lake Elsinore Municipal Water District
Membership Services
Chair — Dan Brunell, Dearborn West, LLC
Co Chair — Jan Gentry, Gentry Studio
Co Chair — Adam Ruiz, AR Home Loans Direct, Inc.
Co Chair — Julie Ngo, State Farm Insurance
Business Development Resources
Chair — Ginny Mulhern, One of a Kind Jewelry
Co Chair — Barak Berlin, Keller Williams
Publication Graphic Design
Justin Lawler, justinlawler.net
New Networking Event – 5 Minute Networking
Thursday, October 13, Wiens Family Cellars, 35055 Via Del Ponte
Open networking & registration from 4:15-4:45pm. 5 Minute Networking starts promptly at 4:50pm
5 Minute Networking is the newest way to network with other business professionals. During the 90
minute event, you will have the chance to speak with at least 14 different individuals, one-on-one, in
5 minute increments. You can describe your respective business, exchange business cards, and pass
on referrals. When you hear the bell, it’s time to move on to another table and meet someone new!
Pre-register on-line at www.5MinuteNetworking.
com and payment at www.temecula.org required to
guarantee your seat. When you register on-line you
can request whom you want to meet! For questions
call the Membership Department at 951-676-5090.
Cost is $25 for members, $35 for non-members
Office Depot — Taking Care of Business
Take care of your business by signing up and saving with the Temecula Valley Chamber Office Depot
Program! Some of the great benefits of this program are a savings of up to 60% on office supplies
and free next day delivery on orders of $50 or more. You can conveniently place your office supply
orders by internet, phone or fax. For more information call the Chamber at 951-676-5090 or sign up
online at www.temecula.org.
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Members wishing to submit articles, upcoming events, or member news items for upcoming issues of
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Temecula Today | October 2007
pg 3
Take Action on Potential Laws
Impacting Your Business
The Southwest California Legislative Council (SWCLC)
is a regional business advocacy coalition of the Temecula Valley Chamber of Commerce, Murrieta Chamber of
Commerce, and Lake Elsinore Valley Chamber of Commerce. Each year, SWCLC takes positions on laws that
are being considered in Sacramento. Its mission is to
provide a basis for the three chambers of commerce
to act on local, state, and federal government issues
to secure a favorable and profitable business climate
for the region.
Visit www.SouthwestCaliforniaAdvocacy.biz to see the
complete list of bills SWCLC has taken a position on. You
can also take action on potential laws with a click of a
button with prepared letters of support or opposition.
16th Annual Business & Technology Expo
Free to the Public
Wednesday, October 17, 2007
5:00p.m. – 8:00p.m.
Pechanga Resort & Casino
Presented by: Title Sponsor, Community Little Book, Inc.
Affiliate Sponsor: Pechanga Resort & Casino
Maximize your time and marketing budget by exhibiting in the Temecula Valley Chamber of Commerce Business & Technology Expo. The event will feature Technology row and will also include
special seminars designed to give your business the tools you need to help with computer hardware and software, website design and hosting, merchant services and more! Whether you are looking to:
…Generate sales leads
…Prospect for new customers
…Build business relationships
…Introduce a new product or service
…Educate your target audience
…Demonstrate your product
…Enhance your image and visibility
…Establish a presence in the marketplace
…Or personally meet your customers, competitors and suppliers, the Business & Technology
Expo will provide the venue to achieve your goals.
For more information or to sign up to participate contact the Temecula Valley Chamber of Commerce at (951) 676-5090 or email [email protected]
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Temecula Today | October 2007
Exhibitor Information:
$300 10’x10’ Space TVCC Member
$400 10’x10’ Space Non Member
$450 20’x10’ Space TVCC Member
$650 20’x10’ Space Non Member
$75 Literature Only Space (Member provides flyers to be on display at registration)
$90 Electricity Fee
Table, 2 Chairs and Pipe & Drape Included:
*If you require a space larger than 10’x10’, it will be necessary to purchase
additional booth space.
www.temecula.org
City News
Temecula Welcomes Jerry Williams
as its new Police Chief
There was never any doubt in the mind of Jerry Williams that he would
one day be a peace officer. He remembers being in the third grade in
rural DeWitt, Arkansas, and patrolling the school ground to make sure the
bullies didn’t bother the other children. Jerry recalls, “the other children
would always come to me when they were being bullied because they knew
I would take care of them. It’s almost like I was born to do this.”
Jerry and his wife, Pam, moved to Temecula in April 1986. They were living in Orange County and had horses. They decided to look for property
for their horses, so they drove out to this area to look around. “We got
lost and stumbled across a five acre piece of property with a home under
construction,” said Jerry. “After taking one look we fell in love with the
house, made an offer and the next thing we knew they were residents of
Temecula.”
Jerry decided to leave his job of five years with the Los Angeles Police
Department and hired on with the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department. He worked as a patrol deputy out of the Lake Elsinore Station and spent
most of his time as the single patrol deputy for the beat covering Temecula, Murrieta, all the way north to Sun City and east to Winchester. It
was about 850 square miles and was covered by one deputy. “You learn
real fast how to talk people into going to jail when you’re out there by
yourself,” said Jerry. City of Temecula
43200 Business Park Dr.
Temecula, CA 92590
Jerry was the first deputy assigned to the Santa Rosa Community Services
District, west of Temecula, to help with avocado thefts and minor problems in the area. “This is one of my fondest assignments. I met a lot of
great people and made some lasting friendships,” recalls Jerry.
Jerry Williams,
Police Chief
Jerry is the new Sheriff’s Captain assigned to the Southwest Station and
the contracted Chief of Police for the City of Temecula. He recently replaced outgoing Captain Mitch Alm.
Jerry was transferred out of Temecula in 1993 to work other assignments. He worked his way up through the ranks and in August 2007 came back
to Temecula as the top cop.
“I am very community oriented and take a lot of pride in my city,” said
Jerry. “I believe there is no better job than the one where you can serve
your fellow citizens and actually make a positive impact on their lives.
In a sense, I feel like I am back on the school ground, making it a safe
place to play.”
The Auto Dealers of Temecula — Our Community Partners
Sales tax is the City’s largest revenue source representing 50% of the
total General Fund. Second only to the Promenade Mall, Temecula’s auto
dealers have contributed a large portion of that revenue to the City. The General Fund provides for crucial services such as Police and Fire
Services which makes our City a safer place to live, work, and play.
Current dealers are: Carriage Motor Company Buick Pontiac GMC
DCH Acura/Honda/Chrysler Jeep Dodge
John Hine Mazda
Paradise Chevrolet Cadillac
Quality Nissan
Rancho Ford Lincoln Mercury
Toyota/Scion of Temecula Valley
The nearly 100,000 residents of Temecula have quite a choice of auto
dealers right in their own back yard. No longer do they need to drive
50+ miles to larger cities to buy that new car. The selection keeps
growing and plans for new dealers are on the horizon.
The Temecula Auto Mall has become a very important part of the City of
Temecula’s growth and success and continues to bustle with development activity. John Hine Mazda opened its 32,000 square foot facility on August 9,
2007. This is another major anchor and economic stimulus for the Temecula Auto Mall.
DCH Automotive Group, a New Jersey-based company, acquired the
Norm Reeves group of dealerships in August of 2004. Since changing hands, DCH has made numerous upgrades to its facilities. Most
recently, DCH separated its Chrysler-Jeep franchise from the Dodge
franchise. The Chrysler-Jeep store underwent a multi-million dollar re-
model and expansion to better serve their clientele. In addition DCH has
expanded its Honda store, creating a used car operation separate from
its new car facility, less than a mile from the main dealership.
Future expansion for DCH includes building a brand new Honda facility
on 7 acres and a remodel of the Dodge facility. DCH is focused on growing in the market and hopes to bring on additional manufacturers, yet
to be named, to another 10 acres of property they have available within
the Auto Mall. Rancho Ford also plans to expand its service, collision center, and commercial fleet departments.
The auto dealers are partnering with the City to discuss a new full-color
electronic L.E.D. sign next to the I-15 freeway. Not only will you be able
to view the special auto sales information; but you will be able to see
community notices such as special events and announcements in glorious color as you drive by.
In addition to the auto dealers’ large contribution to the revenue for the
City of Temecula; they also play a huge part in our community. In 2006,
their charitable contributions were over $700,000 and surely will match
or exceed that amount in 2007. It is common to see one or more of their
names as sponsors for many of our local events. They also participate
in many fundraisers for the community; volunteering their time and
knowledge. It is no surprise to see Terry Gilmore, Isaac Lizaragga, Gary
Sorter, or Dan Atwood promoting a community event or fundraiser.
It just makes sense…keeping
sales tax dollars here in the
local area benefits the entire
community and will help bring
Temecula one step closer to
being the best city it can
possibly be.
Along with the revenue, charitable contributions, and car-buying convenience; they also provide jobs for over 1,000 employees. We are proud to
call them our partners in building this fine community.
Temecula Today | October 2007
pg 5
Member News
Customer Service, Honesty and Integrity are still alive in the Auto Service Industry!
New Chamber member set to double the size of business…
Scott Travers, master technician and president of Quality 1 Automotive Service has built his
business around his customer’s needs! He believes in great customer service and demands
the highest level of performance from his employees! Quality 1 Auto Service relies on the
integrity and the happiness of their customers to gauge performance! Quality 1 Auto Service
has been open in the Temecula area for 8 years and has built the business solely around their
customers! Today’s complicated vehicles require special preventive maintenance at certain
mileage and time intervals, all designed to keep your costs of ownership lower!
Did you know that a well maintained vehicle will cost you approximately .12 cents per mile to
drive where a poorly maintained vehicle will cost you .22 cents per mile! This can equate to
over $10,000.00 in savings over the life of your car! Take care of your second largest investment so it can take care of you! Scott invites you to share the Quality 1 experience today!
Contact Scott or Jim @ 951-296-1222 and head in for a free 30 point courtesy check and
vehicle evaluation today! Feel free to visit their website @ www.quality1autoservice.com and
see what some of their current clients are saying about them!
“Prospecting to Fill the Pipeline”
Tuesday, October 23
3:30-5:30pm
At the Chamber Office
$49 per person
Promoting and Protecting Your #1
Marketing Asset – Your Chamber
Friday, November 30
9:30-12noon
At the Chamber Office
$25 per person
Presented by Laura Bruno with Referral Institute
During this 2 hour presentation Bruno will help old members, new members and members-tobe, to understand that joining the chamber is not about putting a plaque on their wall or being
listed in the directory. She will discuss how the Chamber is a marketing forum, a networking
opportunity, a referral service and a low cost way to promote your business.
Presented by Wes Schaeffer, the Sales Whisperer, with New School Selling. In this 90 minute
seminar you will learn proven skills and methods that will help you:
Gain More Trust and Credibility
Increase Your Confidence
Eliminate the Fear of Rejection
Design a Personal Prospecting Plan
Develop an Effective 30 Second Commercial
Use Voice Mail As a Prospecting Tool
Turn Gatekeepers Into Friends
You’ll also be armed with a copy of our CD “Prospecting To Fill The Pipeline” from the presentation just to remind yourself that you heard everything correctly!
Register online at www.temecula.org or call Emily at the Chamber. Attendance is limited.
This seminar is presented by the Business Development Resource Committee.
Bruno will ask members who are thinking about dropping their membership, “What have you
put into your membership?”
The Chamber is your marketing team. If you start to think of yourself as part of the team,
everyone will win.
Register online at www.temecula.org or call Emily at the Chamber. Attendance is limited.
This seminar is presented by the Business Development Resource Committee.
The Temecula Valley Chamber of Commerce is now accepting nominations for
the 2007 Citizen, Business and Service/
Charitable Organization of the Year. Do you know?
A Citizen who:
Actively participated in the business community.
Possesses strong leadership qualities.
A Business who:
Fosters a healthy, positive business environment.
Promotes and preserves Temecula’s quality of life.
A Service/Charitable Organization who:
Is proactive in community and philanthropic activities, programs and legislation.
Actively promotes civic duties and community service in Temecula.
Please take a moment to nominate an outstanding business, person or organization by contacting the Temecula Valley Chamber of Commerce at 951-676-5090 or emailing jennifer@
temecula.org. The Temecula Valley Chamber of Commerce Annual Awards Gala will be held
on Saturday, February 23, 2008 at Pechanga Resort & Casino. pg 6
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Member News
A New Hospital is Coming to the Temecula Valley (cont.)
Rancho Springs Medical Center Expansion: An Update
Construction of the new 44-bed medical /surgical expansion at Inland Valley Medical
Center is complete. The new structure increases the total number of licensed beds
to 122.
More Projects to begin soon include: expansion of the emergency department (ER),
imaging department (X-ray) and intensive care unit (ICU) is set to begin soon. This project will more than double the capacity of the ER to 27 treatment bays and
create a larger radiology department with a new magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
unit and a second computed tomography (CT) scanner. It will also expand the ICU
from eight to 18 beds. A third project, the construction of a new cardiac care center
with a new cardiac catheterization lab and a postoperative cardiac care unit, also
is in development.
Construction of the new two-story patient care building continues to progress at
Rancho Springs Medical Center (RSMC).
New Obstetrics (OB) Department
All OB services of Southwest Healthcare System (SWHCS) will be consolidated and
located at Rancho Springs Medical Center. The secure, second-floor department
will feature 17 private labor and delivery rooms, 24 private postpartum rooms, and
well-baby nursery, two Caesarean section rooms and a neonatal intensive care unit
(NICU).
“Needless to say, we have a lot of young families who are very excited about this
expansion, “ says Ms. Bradley.
Linda Bradley, CEO/Managing Director
Linda Bradley is the CEO/Managing Director of Southwest Healthcare System (SWHCS).
Bradley has been with UHS since 1988, serving in various management positions at
four UHS acute care hospitals.
Bradley is a registered nurse who maintains an active California license. She is
also an attorney who holds a Juris Doctor degree, graduating from Thomas Jefferson
School of Law in San Diego, magna cum laude, in December 1997 and is admitted to
practice law in the state of California.
Additional Projects at RSMC
Bradley has committed considerable time to the area since 1996, providing presentations to local Service Organizations on topics such as health care decision- making
and advance health care directives.
An emergency department is also under construction and will more than triple the current capacity from 8 treatment bays to 27 bays. This new department will encompass
two large triage rooms, a dedicated forensic exam room, and a large waiting area for
family members. A new laboratory department, an infusion center for chemotherapy, 35
new in-patient beds for a total of 134, a larger ICU, larger radiology department with a
new MRI, and a new 44-bed Expansion Opened at Inland Valley Medical Center.
Ms. Bradley commitment to the community is seen in many ways. She was instrumental in bringing the first forensic exam center for victims of sexual assault to
south Riverside County, known as the Circle of Safe-T, which opened at Rancho
Springs Medical Center in July 2002. Additionally, she serves as the Chairperson for
the Board of Directors of the Boys & Girls Club of Southwest Riverside County and the
Board of Directors for the Temecula Chamber of Commerce.
The Temecula Valley Chamber
of Commerce Launches
“TVCC Business Women Advocates”
This event will focus on “Simple Solutions in a StressedOut World,” and feature three successful professional
women from the Temecula Valley.
Eileen Fry-Bowers, JD, MS, RN, CPNP
Eileen is presently Assistant Director of the Medical
Simulation Center at Loma Linda University School of
Medicine. As a nurse and pediatric nurse practitioner
for nearly twenty years, Eileen has advocated for improvement in the health and welfare of families and
children. In her current role, she works to improve the
quality and safety of healthcare for all patients through
education and training of all levels of healthcare providers. Eileen is a member of the Board of Directors
of the American Heart Association, Western States
Affiliate, Inland Empire Division, past member of the
division’s Executive Leadership Team for “Go Red for
Women”, current Chairperson of the AHA Inland Empire Advocacy Committee and has recently
been named to the AHA California Advocacy Task Force where she serves as a voice for the
Inland Empire region.
Linda Bradley, Southwest Healthcare System
Linda Bradley is the CEO/Managing Director of Southwest Healthcare System (SWHCS). Bradley is
a registered nurse who maintains an active California license. She is also an attorney who holds a
Juris Doctor degree, graduating from Thomas Jefferson School of Law in San Diego, magna cum
laude, in December 1997 and is admitted to practice law in the state of California. Previously,
Bradley was the Chief Operating Officer of SWHCS from April 2004 through July 2004 and was
the Chief Operating Officer at Rancho Springs Medical Center since January 2001, when UHS
acquired Rancho Springs Medical Center from Tenet Health Systems.
Leah Di Bernardo, Executive Director/Chef
Delyte’s Fine Food Co/ The Castle Wine Country Inn / President, Temecula Valley Whole Foods
Leah did not learn her craft at a culinary academy but from
a group of beautiful American/Italian chefs - her Mother,
Sisters and Aunts. From a ‘young girls’ perspective, being
in the kitchen was a powerfully expressive and beautiful experience. Although she spent 15 years in the film industry,
as a freelance producer, creating magical inspired foods is
her passion and led her back to food. Leah has a strong
desire to bring people together, breaking bread and keeping the conversation of the table alive. This is foremost not
only for her five-year-old daughter ‘Gigi’, but also clients
and everyone that crosses her path, for that matter! Leah
supports local farms and food artisans, and is President of
Temecula Valley Slow Food (a non-profit organization that
promotes Good, Clean & Fair food for everyone). She is also
Owner/Partner in The Castle B&B, a beautiful wine country escape for private Events & Overnight
excursions. Her reputation has earned her Sterling Business of the Year 2006 with the Temecula Valley
Chamber of Commerce.
There are many sponsorship opportunities still available for this event. For more information
or for tickets to the event, call the Membership Department at the Chamber office at 951676-5090. Tickets may also be purchased online at www.temecula.org.
Temecula Today | October 2007
pg 7
Member Events & News
Chamber Supporting More Water
for Businesses and Region
The Chamber Prepares For 2008 Initiatives
The Temecula Valley Chamber of Commerce is considering its position on three propositions that have qualified for the February Primary and November General 2008 ballots.
These will be the first of what could be over 20 propositions on the ballot between February
and November of next year. The Chamber will continue to highlight each proposition that
impacts businesses throughout the Southwest region.
The Temecula Valley Chamber of Commerce supported legislation to increase more access to water for the region at its August legislative meeting. H.R. 31 (Issa) will allow
the Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District (EVMWD), working in conjunction with the
Secretary of the Interior’s office, to participate in the design, planning, and construction
of permanent facilities that are needed to establish recycled water distribution and waste
water treatment for EVMWD’s jurisdiction. EVMWD is responsible for the areas of Lake Elsinore, the City of Canyon Lake, a portion of
the City of Murrieta, unincorporated areas of the County of Riverside, and a portion of the
Cleveland National Forest. EVMWD provides potable water service, wastewater treatment
and disposal, and recycled water to customers within its jurisdiction
“This piece of federal legislation is not only important for our neighboring areas, but for
our businesses as well so they may succeed and growth can continue,” stated Alice Sullivan, President and CEO of the Chamber. “If businesses throughout our region are not able
to receive enough water, it will stunt growth to the entire region,” continued Sullivan.
Currently water demand throughout the region has been growing rapidly due to new
development and population growth. For example, the City of Lake Elsinore is the third
fastest growing city in Riverside County and the county is the second fastest growing
county in the Nation. EVMWD expects water demand to more than double by 2020.
Log on to www.SouthwestCaliforniaAdvocacy.biz for more information.
October
Chamber Spotlight Sponsored by:
February 5, 2008 Primary Election Ballot Propositions:
Transportation Funding- This ballot measure would prohibit the use of funds that are
earmarked for transportation to be used for anything else other than transportation related issues after July 2008. This measure eliminates General Fund borrowing of specified
transportation funds, except for cash-flow purposes (repayment required within 30 days of
adoption of budget) which the current law allows borrowing for three years where Governor
declares transfer would cause significant negative fiscal impact on governmental functions and Legislature enacts authorizing statute.
Community Colleges Funding and Governance- This measure establishes in the California
State Constitution a system of independent community college districts and a statewide
Board of Governors which will over see the community college system. This measure also
sets community college fees at $15 per unit per semester and would limit fee increases.
November 4, 2008 General Election Ballot Proposition:
High-Speed Passenger Train Bond- This new measure would create the Safe, Reliable
High-Speed Passenger Train Bond Act for the 21st Century. The bond would provide the
issuance of $9.95 billion of bonds, which $9 billion of it would be used in conjunction with
available federal funds for the planning and construction of the high-speed train system. The initial high-speed train line would link San Francisco and the Bay Area to Los Angeles
with additional lines linking all of the state’s major population centers to include Sacramento, the Central Valley, the Inland Empire, Orange County, and San Diego. The entire
700-mile system would be constructed and in revenue service by 2020 with the initial line
in limited service by 2008.
Volunteer Business of the Month
Promotional Experience
Jackie Steed
951-452-3856
Republic Mortgage
David Paget
951-296-9896
Chamber Spotlight
Mystery Shopper
The UPS Store
Oscar Gonzalez
951-699-6901
La Cocina Bar & Grill
Jerry Velasquez
951-302-6233
Thank you for your added support.
(Silver Member: Community Little Book)
Founding Benefactors
Platinum Level
Abbott Vascular, Pechanga Resort & Casino
Gold Level
Paradise Chevrolet Cadillac, Southwest Healthcare System
Silver Level
Community Little Book
Silver Members
The Law Offices of Rosenstein & Hitzeman, AAPLC
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Temecula Today | October 2007
Interested in becoming a member
of the Chairman’s Elite Circle?
Contact the Chamber at
951.676.5090 or
[email protected]
www.temecula.org
Help the Library Buy Books
with Partners in Learning
Have you heard about the exclusive program for Chamber Members to help the new Temecula Library? Partners in Learning is a
program designed so that Business Leaders in our community can make a tax free donation to the Temecula Public
Library. With these donations, the library can buy the much needed books to fill the shelves! In return for
their donation, Business Leaders get some free advertising! All donors will be listed in the Library
and Chamber newsletter, various monthly chamber ads in area papers and of course
donor’s business names will be permanently placed in each book they help
buy! For more information about this great program call the Chamber
office today!
Tribal Alliance Opposes Referendums on Gaming Agreements Lynn Valbuena. “These referendums
strike at the very core of the right of tribal
governments to negotiate and execute
gaming compacts in good-faith with the
state.” Combined and over the life of the agreements, California’s General Fund stands
to receive well over $10 billion in new revenue. The importance of this new revenue
stream for the general fund was also cited
by tribal leaders as a reason to oppose the
referendums. The Tribal Alliance of Sovereign Indian Nations (TASIN), an intergovernmental association of 14 federally recognized tribal governments
throughout Southern California, announced that its members voted
yesterday to oppose the referendums that would overturn agreements
between four tribal governments and the State of California. The four agreements between the State of California and the Agua
Caliente, Morongo, Pechanga, and Sycuan tribes were concluded by
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger last August and approved by the Senate
and Assembly earlier this year. “Our TASIN members voted to stand united with our fellow tribes in
opposition to these misguided referendums,” said TASIN Chairwoman
“Indian people know what it’s like to rely
on government services,” added Valbuena. “The people who would be hurt the most by these referendums are
those who depend on state funding.” The amended agreements require the four tribal governments to pay $9
million annually into the Revenue Sharing Trust Fund, a fund designed
to benefit non-gaming tribes. This amount is more than double what
the four tribes currently pay to assist non-gaming tribes. The efforts to break these agreements are funded by a labor union,
a Bay Area land developer that owns two race tracks, and two tribes
with casinos. Temecula Today | October 2007
pg 9
Skyabove Internet Strategies
Paul Mundl DDS, INC.
Mary Ellen Gibson
Paul Mundl
41446 Big Sage Court
Temecula, CA 92591
29645 Rancho California Road
Ste. 241 Temecula, CA 92591
(951) 760-5526
(951) 676-1232
Allie’s Party Equipment
Rentals, Inc.
Keck Insurance Agency
Brenda Roberts
26031 Jefferson Avenue
Murrieta, CA 92562
Dan Keck
28936 Old town Front St.
Ste. 101 Temecula, CA 92590
(951) 699-7388
(951) 894-6200
Inland Valley Symphony
The Beauty Studio
Alana Joos
Patricia Eggers
(800) 939-7737
33353 State Hwy 79S Suite
102.D Temecula, CA 92592
(951) 302-4800
SW Engineering, Inc.
DJ O’Grady
41951 Remington Ave. Ste.
160 Temecula, CA 92590
(951) 491-0433
West Dallas Western
Store
Stacy Dial
28007 Jefferson Ave. Ste. D
Temecula, CA 92590
(951) 676-6766
Quality 1 Auto Service Inc.
Scott Travers
27512 Enterprise Circle West
Temecula, CA 92590
(951) 296-1222
pg 10
Temecula Today | October 2007
www.temecula.org
Convention & Visitors Bureau
Fall Rod Run Promotions
The CVB is supporting the Fall Rod Run this year by
performing a 2,000- piece direct mail initiative. We
are focusing on existing events by generating extended stay opportunities for visitors from outside
the area.
Destination Marketing
Southwest Airlines -Featured Destination Ad
For the 2nd time, the CVB marketed the Temecula Valley through a
Southwest Airlines 7-day website promotion. The ad showcased our
feature-rich destination by highlighting special airfare rates starting at $59 one way via Ontario and San Diego International airports,
discounted room rates, value-added car rentals and the many fun
things to see and do in the Temecula Valley. Our first campaign in
March 2007 had over 6 million people exposed to our city via the
Click ‘n Save email, with 3,799 incremental passengers booking
airfare and traveling by August 24th. The July 2007 campaign had
over 6.2 million viewers, booking an incredible 18,204 reservations. The national average spending per person, per day is $127, so
if 18,204 passengers spent the national average, that could result
in $2,311,908 in direct visitor spending per day within our community. The average increase for all hotel bookings via southwest.com
into Temecula was over 255%.
California Travel Research
SportsTravel MagazineCapturing the sports market is one of our target goals
in order to increase midweek room nights. This magazine serves the sports-related travel and event industry. It is the only publication written and designed to
serve the people who organize and manage sporting
events of all types and levels. This publication is read
by more than 16,000 industry decision makers and
should allow the CVB to get in front of those individuals who have the potential to book ideal business for
our region.
Family Travel Study - A new study by Harris Interactive commissioned by Best Western International finds that today’s family
vacations are shorter yet more elaborate and expensive, involving journeys to farther--particularly exotic--locations than what
most people remember from their childhood, according to a new
survey. Travelers are more likely to include pets in their trips over
grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins. Eighty-eight percent of
U.S. adults who take family vacations indicated that a getaway
these days is different from when they were children. More than
half (55%) claimed that today’s vacations are more expensive,
while just over two-fifths (42%) said they now travel greater distances. -Source: Best Western International, 8/16/2007
Vacation Breaks Getting Shorter - The leisurely summer vacation-long considered a chance for employees to break away from work
for at least a full week, if not two--has fallen out of favor. Instead,
says The Wall Street Journal, drawing from Expedia.com’s annual
Vacation Deprivation Study, many people are opting to break their
vacation time into long weekends, according to researchers who
track vacation patterns. Some employees are even combining their
vacations with two- to three-day business trips to avoid being away
from work at all. The study finds that earned vacation time often
goes unused. Despite earning the least amount of annual vacation
days, Americans will leave an average of 3 days unused—totaling
more than 439 million in 2007. The trend has picked up as the work
force has grown leaner. Another factor is the growth in the number of dual-income couples, which has made it harder for people
to coordinate their vacations. -Sources: Expedia.com; Wall Street
Journal, p.D1, August 15, 2007
Here We Grow…
Come see us in our new office space! In August, the CVB moved into the suite directly across the from Chamber’s Courtyard, Suite B. We
now have adequate space to operate and offer a reception/lobby area of our own. If you are a member of the TVCVB, please feel free to
drop by and bring your collateral. Hours of operation will be Monday—Friday from 9am—5pm. Look for an invitation to our Open House on
Tuesday, December 4th at 10am.
Meetings and Events
DATE
EVENT
Tuesday
October 2
TVCVB Special Events Task
Force Meeting
Wednesday
October 3
Executive Board Meeting
8:00am – TVCVB Office
TVCVB Quarterly Meeting
11:30am – Wilson Creek Winery
Tuesday
October 9
TVCVB Board Meeting
8:30am – TVCVB Office
Sales Task Force Meeting
10:00am –TVCVB Office
Wed. – Sat.
October 10-13
Temecula Valley Rod Run
June Statistics
Walk Ins...........................................................................1,897 Rooom Night Bookings.....................................................93
Phone Calls......................................................................1,466
Media Inquires.................................................................22
E-Mail Requests.................................................................322
FAM Tours/Tradeshows......................................................1
Mail Orders........................................................................1,274
Events & Festivals.............................................................2
Temecula Today | October 2007
pg 11
Community News
Grand Opening of Wolf Creek Fire Station
On Saturday, September 15 the City celebrated the dedication and grand opening of the
Wolf Creek Fire Station #92 located at 3221 Wolf Valley Road. The Wolf Creek Fire Station
is the fifth fire station to be opened and operated in the city of Temecula. Mayor Chuck
Washington led the dedication and ceremony. The community was invited to attend and
enjoy refreshments and view all of the fire equipment on display. Fire safety materials
were also handed out to all in attendance.
The Barely and Hops Olde World Tavern
Now Open!
Barley & Hops is an Olde World Family Tavern featuring over 100 beers with 18 on tap
from some of the world’s biggest, and best, beer producing countries; including Belgium,
England, Ireland, and Germany. Others include The Czech Republic, the Netherlands,
Scotland, as well as quite a few of our West Coast micros. All of our wines are from
Temecula Valley vineyards
Our Soups, Stews, Casseroles, Sandwiches and Pizza Toppings are slow cooked, stewed,
roasted, and marinated early each morning every day and finished upon your order. This
process allows us to serve extremely flavorful and succulent food very efficiently.
We will be open for lunch, dinner, and a Sunday breakfast buffet. Our hours of operation
will be: Monday-Thursday 11-11:00pm, Friday & Saturday 11-12:00am and Sunday 1010:00pm.
The Barely and Hops Olde World Tavern is located on Hwy 79 South in Temecula, on the
southeast corner of Jedidiah Smith in the Temecula Creek Plaza, one traffic light past
Pechanga Pkwy. For more information call (951) 303-0333 or visit www.barleyandhopheads.com.
TAPS Fish House & Brewery Opens
This Fall!
TAPS Fish House & Brewery will open this
fall in the Promenade Shops at Dos Lagos
in Corona. For those of you who have never heard of TAPS, they are a family owned
seafood and chop house that brews award
winning European ales & lagers.
TAPS began their journey eight years again
in the city of Brea and are now bringing it
you! The TAPS family is very excited about
becoming a part of the community – the
owner and management team has all relocated to Corona to be close to the new
restaurant. They are quickly learning all
the area has to offer.
TAPS goal is to become your “All-time favorite restaurant.” They know this is a lofty
goal and will have to be hard earned and will work hard to achieve the challenge!
Donna Monsen and Harold Penn
Join Cruise Planners
Donna and Harold announce the grand opening of their Cruise Planners franchise,
a nationally recognized company specializing in selling cruises and rated in the
top 50 home-based business franchises by Entrepreneur Magazine. Affiliation
with this group means that Donna and Harold can now offer their customers a
discounted pricing on a wide range of cruise packages as well as cabin upgrades
and special amenities.
Cruise Planners has achieved “Top Producer” status with virtually every cruise
line, enabling them to provide some of the best prices available, including those
found on the internet.
As part of the Cruise Planners team, they will be able to pass along to their clients
new special cruise pricing, a choice from over 6000 group departures, and private
cruise sales. Group cruising, whether for a family reunion or corporate event is
their specialty. “Let us show you how cruising can be the most cost-effective
vacation or event you can have.”
Cruise Planners provides personalized client services and markets primarily
through referrals and direct mail advertising. They also maintain an enormous
source of cruise information on their website where you an also register for weekly
email specials.
Those interested in cruising at the “lowest prices afloat” can contact Donna or
Harold at 951-693-9880 or online at www.CruiseCityTravel.com.
pg 12
Temecula Today | October 2007
www.temecula.org
Community News
Flag Flies Over Sports Park 24/7
For First Time
Jerry Barnes last month asked Perry Peters, president of Friends of Ronald Reagan
SP, for help to fix a problem: Little Leaguers wanted to pledge allegiance before their
games, but there was no flag on the flag pole at the park and the nearest one was at
the fire station on Pauba Road – and that one can’t be seen because trees block the
view.
He asked a member of his newly formed Advisory Board, retired Chief Petty Officer
Michael McCracken, to see if he could get a flag that had flown over the USS Ronald
Reagan to be donated to the City. McCracken got it done.
The flag pole is located by the snack bar and the future site of the Can-Do Monument. There was a pledge of allegiance and the singing of the National Anthem, courtesy of
the USS Ronald Reagan. After a luncheon hosted by the City, and the completion of the
work session, a traditional ball game with the City was played. The outcome of that
game was classified.
The flag-raising ceremony was performed by Chief Selects Jaime Ochoa, Christopher L
Griffin, and Fonda S. Wilson. Chief Jose Miramontes came specifically to sing the Star
Spangled Banner and lead in the Pledge.
Each of the Chiefs and Chief Selects received a California State Senate Certificate of
Appreciation from State Senator Dennis Hollingsworth’s office. A newly coined award,
the Medallion of Initiative, also was awarded by the field representative of Assembly
member Kevin Jeffries. During a pause in the Certificate presentations, “Proud to be an American” was performed by Nick Roberts, 13, a Linfield Elementary School student, and his sister, Marissa, 10. Marissa sang and Nick accompanied her on the guitar. Both are students of
David Reuther Vocal Studio of Murrieta.
From now on, Old Glory will be seen at the flag pole, night and day.
Fiesta del Mar Cruise Event
In Support of Michelle’s Place
Join the Temecula Valley Women’s Club on March 14, 2008 for a fun-filled 3-day “Fiesta
at Sea,” a fundraiser for Michelle’s Place. The cruise will include these extras:
Private cocktail party
Opportunity drawing for a free cruise valued at $2000
Additional fun prize drawings
Drawing tickets, 1 for $25, 3 for $50
Inside state room from $319
Ocean view state room from $359
Superior Ocean view room from $459
Junior Suites from $659
All cruise fares are per person double occupancy and include all taxes and a $25 donation to Michelle’s Place.
Reserve your stateroom today! Space is limited.
Call Donna or Harold at Cruise Planners
951-693-9880
866-480-7099
or register online at www.cruisecitytravel.com
click on “TVWC Fiesta del Mar”
[email protected]
20%
on regular priced items
Sherwin Williams
Discount
As a TVCC member you can now receive
a discount at Sherwin Williams. Stop by
the Chamber office today and picture
up your discount card and receive 20%
on regular priced items and 5% on sale
priced merchandise!
5%
on sale priced merchandise
Temecula Today | October 2007
pg 13
Renewing Members
New Members
Thank you to our renewing members. We encourage
doing business with Chamber members… They care!
A Very Special Welcome and Thank You to our New Members
Massage Therapy
Body Eclectic
Kate Donovan
(951)696-8054
Banks
Publishers - Directory
Temecula-Murrieta Kids’
Directory
Lori Uresti
28240 Avenida La Vista Suite
C Catherdral City CA 92234
(951)256-6636 (760)325-2365
First Financial Credit Union
Kaz Aoki
Mail Receiving
41789 Nicole Lane Ste. 3
Temecula CA 92591
Services / Mail Box
(909)307-3398 (909)748-6079 Rentals
The UPS Store #571
Tour Operators
Oscar Gonzalez
Going Grape
27475 Ynez Road
Ginger Giordano
Temecula CA 92591
(951)852-1923
(951)699-6901 (951)699-7303
Document Imaging
Innovative Document Solutions
Kevin Heitritter
26855 Jefferson Ave. Ste. F
Murrieta CA 92562
(951)676-8885 (951)296-2675
Computer Service
ACE Computer Technology
Jeff Kafoury
40335 Winchester Rd. E251
Temecula CA 92591
(951)834-2973
Bookkeeping
H&D Bookeeping and Business
Solutions
Heather Schneider
(951)813-0593
Insurance - Business
Engineers - Civil
Development Design & Engineering Inc.
Kris Kaszuba
27710 Jefferson Ave. #202
Temecula CA 92591
(951)695-7411 (951)695-7466
Internet Marketing
Visions Enterprises
JoAnna Ferber
23811 Washington Ste. C110122 Murrieta CA 92562
(951)237-2582 (714)276-6496
Advertising
Insurance
Allstate
Jared Wagner
29379 Rancho California Rd.
#104
Temecula, CA 92591
(951)506-3200 (951)506-3228
Gates / Automatic
Banks
Gateway Business Bank
Jay Crews
18000 Studebaker Rd. Ste. 550
Cerritos CA 90703
(626)485-0886
Landscaping
Grovelandscaping
Justin Grove
25832 Marco Polo St.
Murrieta CA 92563
(951)970-5045
Information Technology
Patriot International, LLC
David Dickey
31805 Highway 79S Suite 179
Temecula CA 92592
(888)663-7241 (888)603-1090
Coffee News Temecula
Karin Robertson
Lodging
Temecula CA 92592
(951)514-2715 (951)755-1754 Reservations Temecula, LLC
Jolene McDonough
San Diego CA 92108
Real Estate
(877)587-9111
Donahoe & Associates
Tarbell Realtors - Allison
McClelland
Alison McClelland
25060 Hancock Ave. Ste.
#103-109 Murrieta CA 92562
(951)696-9771 (951)461-2946
pg 14
Murrieta CA 92562
(951)600-0606 (951)60000294
Collection Service
Transworld Systems Inc.
Carey Carpenter
1950 S. Sunwest Lane Ste. 301
San Bernardino CA 9208
(714)767-2912 (909)876-5107
Temecula Today | August 2007
EP Consulting
Adam Pflaumer
(951)303-0897
Engineers - Environmental
Entech Consulting Group
Autiron
Michelle Jones
Elliott Nissim
43410 Business Park Drive
(951)767-7600 (951)767-2022 Temecula CA 92592
(951)506-0055
Keck Insurance Agency
Dan Keck
Grattan Donahoe
28936 Old town Front St. Ste.
28465 Old Town Front St. #212 Marketing
101 Temecula CA 92590
The RAAS
(951)699-7388 (951)699-3879 Temecula CA 92590
(951)294-1258 (951)616-3948 Danny Rocca
28636 Old Town Front Street
Website Design
Ste.201
Financial Planning
Mediamax Productions
Temecula CA 92590
Edward Jones Investments
Titian Scholtemeyer
(951)271-9551
Roger
Waite
Temecula CA 92592
30650 Rancho California Rd.
(951)676-1510
Human Resource ManSte. 402
agement
Temecula CA 92591
Rentals - Apartments (866)699-4549 (888)765-5759 Adept H.R. Solutions
Sandra Hart
Somerset Apartment Homes
43320 Business Park Dr. Ste.
Michelle Solis
Cabinet Makers
B-106
42211 Stonewood Rd.
The Woodwork Store Inc.
Temecula CA 92590
Temecula CA 92591
Skip Noell
(951)538-9008
(310)270-4031
41110 Sandalwood Cir. 101
Real Estate
Credit Card Processing
Insurance
Arenas Claims Consulting
Robert Arenas
38820 Sky Claims Consulting,
Inc. Ste. A
Murrieta CA 92563
(951)698-1800
Dentists
John Gunderson DDS, Inc.
John Gunderson DDS
41715 Winchester Rd. Ste. 207
Temecula CA 92590
(951)296-0211
Equestrian
KCS Equestrian Center
Kathy Callahan-Smith
31805 Hwy 79 S. #411
Temecula CA 92592
(951)302-9983
Coffee Houses
Old Pacific Coffee
Marie Williams
40315 Winchester Rd. #A
Temecula CA 92592
(951)695-8784
Floor Covering
Pro Source Wholesale Floor
Coverings
William Windsor
26067 Jefferson Ave.
Murrieta CA 92562
(951)600-8355
Cellular Phones
T-Mobile
Jeff Kirkland
35225 Portola Pl.
Wildomar CA 92595
(909)841-7957
Banks
U.S. Bank
Shawnette White
29530 Rancho California Rd.
Temecula CA 92591
(951)695-5350
Hardware
Temecula ACE Hardware
Paul Shanabarger
30733 Hwy 79 S.
Temecula CA 92592
(951)538-6612
1st Centennial Bank
A1 Auto
ABC Child Care Center
AKT, LLP
Affordable Web Design
Anheuser Busch/Budweiser
Artist Touch Art & Frame Studio
Autocenter Autobody Of Temecula
BMW of Riverside
Birth Choice of Temecula
Black Tie Productions
Boys & Girls Clubs of Southwest County
Brookhavens Mortgage
Bucketeer Maintenance, Inc
Burke, Michael DDS, Ms
Busy Gourmet
CSC Golf Management - Redhawk Golf
Camp del Corazon
Cape May at Harveston
Captain’s Cabin
Century 21 Wright
Comfort Inn Wine Country
Cornerstone E&S Insurance Services
Country Villa Murrieta Healthcare Center
Creative Industries Media Group
Cutting Edge Staffing
Cyco-path
D.R. Horton
DS Waters
Dewitt Custom Painting
Domenigoni Barton Properties/Sky Canyon Ent., LLC
Double D Pipeline, Inc.
ERA Ranch and Coast
Edward Jones Investments-Mason Mortimer
Ernie B’s
Faith Quality Auto Body
Gentry Studio
Habitat For Humanity Inland Valley
Hearing Aid Systems, Inc.
Hicks, Linda & Tom
International Leather Source American Aircraft Interiors
JCPenney
Jones, H. Kimler
Keys Publishing
Kiwanis Club Of Temecula/Murrieta
Law Office of John G. McGill, Jr.
McQuaid Hardwood Flooring
Mexico Chiquito Restaurant
Midas Of Temecula
Milgard Windows & Doors
Miramonte Winery / Celebration Cellars
Mission Inn Hotel & Spa
Money Mailer Of The Temecula Valley
Monteleone Meadows
Moore, Jimmy & Peg
Mulligan Family Fun Center
Murrieta Creek Boat & RV Storage/Uhaul
Murrieta-Temecula Property Managers
My Print Shoppe
NeuroFeedBack Center for Success
O’Neil Skin and Lipo Medical Center
Our Nicholas Foundation
Point Loma Credit Union
PrePaid Legal
Preferred Home and Living Magazine
Pro Auto Collision
Pro Lock & Key
Puahi’s Polynesian Dancers
RS Publishing - Magazine of Values
Ranch Muffler & Truck Accessories, Inc.
Rancho Runners Courier Service
Republic Mortgage
Riverside Transit Agency
Rizzo Construction, Inc.
Rotary Club of Temecula
Rusty Acres Herb Farm
SCGA Members’ Club, The
Safe Alternatives For Everyone, Inc.
Saturn of Temecula
Schafer Construction Group, Inc.
Solid State Stamping
South County Pest Control
Stadium Pizza - Redhawk
Stadium Pizza-Jefferson
Standards Of Excellence
Star Way Productions
Strom International-Independant Xango Distributor
Sullivan, Keith
Superior Water
Susan G. Komen for the Cure
Tahitian Noni Int’l Independent Product Consultant
Tarantino Property Mgmt. Co.
Tarbell Realtors - Jody & Ron Mathews
Temecula Dental
Temecula Self Storage
Temecula Valley Educators Assoc.
The Arts Council of Temecula Valley
The Clergy Referral Service
The Health Insurance Agency, Inc.
The Press-Enterprise
Thornton Winery Corp
Tina M. Gottlieb Chiropractic
Town Planner Community Calendar
Tucalota Springs RV Park
US Bank Home Mortgage
Unique Solutions
Usa Federal Credit Union
Virgil Benjamin DMD
Vital Signs Marketing
Walters Management Company, The
Western Commercial Construction, Inc.
Wiens Family Cellars
Ziegler & Son Publishing
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Monday
2
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(Old Town Community
Theater)
11-1:30 – Business
Women’s Advocates
30
(Chamber)
3:30pm –5:30pm
Prospecting to Fill the
Pipeline
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(BJ’s Restaurant,
26500 Ynez Road)
7:30am – Networking
Breakfast
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& Casino)
8:00am – Business
Development
Resource Committee
Meeting (Chamber)
11:30-1pm –
Networking Luncheon 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Business & Technology
Expo (Pechanga Resort
16
(Chamber)
Membership
Committee Meeting
8:00-9:00am
12:00pm – Business
Success Forum
Topic: How to create a
business
10
SBDC**
Wednesday
9
Topic: Marketing Communications
12:00pm – Power
Networking Workshop
7:30 a.m. –10:00a.m.
Legislative Summit –
Pechanga
Tuesday
October 2007
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4
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SCORE Counseling*
(Chamber)
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7:30-am
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2006 Ambassadors of the Year
Adam Ruiz, A R Home Loans Direct, Inc.
Rosalyne Hall, Hall’s Plant Nursery
2006 Chairman’s Choice Award
Janese Reyes, Community Little
Book, Inc.
2006 Service Charitable Organization
of the Year
Boys & Girls Club of Southwest
Riverside County
2006 Sterling Business of the Year
Delytes Inc
2006 Bronze Business of the Year
Law offices of Rosenstein &
Hitzeman, AAPLC
2006 Gold Business of the Year:
Bank of America
2006 Platinum Business of the Year
Pechanga Resort & Casino
Lifetime Achievement 2006
Ruth Chesher Baker
Citizen of the Year
Bruce Cripe
2006 Gala Award Winners
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