Calabasas Chamber of Commerce

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APRIL 2010
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Creating Extraordinary
Presence: Why ‘Normal’ is
Dangerous in Abnormal Times
Leadership Coach Stephen W. Frueh, Ph.D.
Featured Speaker at Chamber’s April 8th Breakfast
B
usiness people not only
need to think outside the
box they need to turn it upside down
and examine their own assumptions.
This presentation is all about paradigms and how they affect your willingness to proactively thrive in challenging times.
Join us at the April 8th Good
Morning, Calabasas! Networking
Breakfast with featured speaker Stephen W. Frueh Ph.D., a business
coach, a leadership coach and a consultant to small and medium
sized businesses. He is the creator and founder of the NoBS Business
Buzz – www.NoBSbizOffer.com - and offers two leadership groups
which meet bi- weekly in his guesthouse office.
Stephen also coaches couples on bringing fresh energy and
enthusiasm into their marriages - the Marriage Conversation www.
marriageconversation.com. He is the author of With These Rings and
From Marginal to Magnificent: How to Make your Marriage Sing.
Stephen is a nationally known speaker and a consultant whose
clients have included the F.A.A, Chevron, and Precision Dynamics
Corporation. He lives in a ‘little piece of heaven’ right between Thousand Oaks and Simi Valley with his wife Lynn, a marriage and family
therapist, and twelve year old daughter.
To make a reservation, please call Cheryl at the Chamber Office at 818.222.5680, or email: info@calabasaschamber.
com. Admission: $15 Members; $18 Non-Members.
Calabasas Taste of the Town!
15TH ANNUAL
CALABASAS
WINE TASTING & SILENT AUCTION
Friday, June 11
5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Calabasas
Civic Center Plaza
100 Civic Center Way
This special evening will feature the best of great
wines from around the world, an array of sensational
food, a full Silent Auction featuring a variety of gifts
and a Mini-Martini Bar. The Civic Center, adjacent to
The Commons at Calabasas, provides great visibility
with easy access and plenty of parking. Sponsors will
have the opportunity to host a wine table at the same
time showcase their business among hundreds of people
and receive greater exposure in the community.
To participate as a Wine Sponsor, donate an Auction
Item or to make a Reservation, please call the Chamber
office at 818.222.5680. This event benefits Calabasas
business programs and activities for members throughout the year.
Membership Appreciation Day
Tuesday, May 4th
Look for a visit and GIFT by a fellow Chamber Member and learn about our
Remember-A-Member and Promotional Opportunities
Call the Chamber to volunteer and help distribute gifts: 818.222.5680
The CALABASAS POST is a publication of
the Calabasas Chamber of Commerce,
23564 Calabasas Road, Suite 101
Calabasas, CA 91302
818.222.5680 / Fax 818.222.5690
E-mail: [email protected]
Office Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., M - F
www.calabasaschamber.com
2010 Board Of Directors
Chairman of the Board
Kimberly Bordonaro (2006)
ProStyle Image, 818.468.4670
First Vice Chair
Elena Yasno (2008)
Ticket to Travel, 818.222.0252
Vice Chair Finance
Matthew Pime (2006)
New England Financial, 818.999.2800
Vice Chair Governmental Affairs
Martin Seda (2005)
AXA Advisors, LLC, 818.587.4297
Vice Chair Chamber Development
Jeff Blum (2007)
Raymond James & Associates, Inc.
805.218.8914
Vice Chair Membership
Trevis Rucci (2008)
Wells Fargo Advisors
310.288.5447
Immediate Past Chair
Doug Ridley (2006)
Anthem Digital, 818.597.2344
Brenda Johnson (2006)
Calabasas Pharmacy
818.223.8656
Rick Lemmo (2008)
Caruso Affiliated, 323.900.8122
Don Lucove, CPA (2008)
Lucove, Say & Company
818.224.4411
Barbara McDaniel (2005)
Prudential California Realty – Calabasas
818.425.1502
Jeff Morton (2007)
AmeriFund Lending Group
818.564.4127
Michelle Paquette (2009)
All Ways Consulting, 310.429.7117
Jami Taguchi (2009)
Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist
818.585.4403
Chamber Staff
Carol Washburn, President/CEO
Tinalyn Firestone, Account Executive
Joni Samuels, Account Executive
Cheryl Frotton, Administrative Assistant
Newsletter Design
Diana LaPointe
DJW Design, 818.730.7215
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CHAIRMAN’S MESSAGE
By Kimberly Bordonaro, ProStyle Image
A
pril is my favorite month of the year. The crisp air
brings a sense of vibrancy and inspiration after the cold
winter months –a perfect time to apply those feelings to your
business. It is also the time of year that we express gratitude to
our employees. The Chamber has set a wonderful venue for you
to showcase your valued employees and publicly thank them for
their service during “The Golden Lasso Employee Appreciation
Luncheon” on April 22nd.
“Gratitude is the memory of the heart.” – French Proverb.
A simple thank you can go a long way in keeping your employees happy and productive in the workplace. In addition to
publicly thanking your employees during our April Luncheon, I encourage you to be creative
in finding extra ways to express your gratitude by simply opening your Chamber directory.
Some ideas I came up with include:
• Milk and Cookies (or cupcakes) Party – Calabasas has some of the best bakeries
around! Why not take a break with a nostalgic treat?
• A Free Lunch – Who says there are no free lunches? Award employees who go above
and beyond with a gift certificate to their favorite local restaurant.
• Bowling Night – An entertaining spin on the staff party. Host your own annual bowling party and encourage team spirit. It’s also a great way to get your practice in before
the Chamber’s Annual Bowling Tournament coming your way in August!
• Annual Employee Appreciation Award – Have a special award or plaque made
to honor those that help your company shine. Be sure to include showcase it where
your costumers can also admire it.
• This Bud’s for You – Flowers are a beautiful way to express gratitude. Work with
one of our Chamber’s florists to create a “bouquet of the month” and honor a different
employee monthly.
Of course there are many other creative ideas out there and we would love to hear the
unique you express gratitude through the services of other members. Many members offer
Chamber discounts, so be sure to ask and let them know you are member as well. And don’t
forget to fill out a “Remember-a-Member” card to enter in our monthly prize drawing – simply for demonstrating your loyalty to Always Buy Chamber.
LEGISLATIVE UPDATE
By Martin Seda, Economic & Governmental Affairs Committee Chair
Our March meeting began with the Chair reporting that the Chamber Board had voted
to approve the Committee’s recommendation to support the League of California Cities’ Initiative for qualification on the November ballot. The purpose of the initiative is to protect
municipal revenue sources by prohibiting the State from taking funds used for transportation or local government projects and services.
Our public representatives discussed a number of key points affecting their jurisdictions and stakeholders:
1. Water Conservation – Jeff Reinhardt, from the Las Virgenes Municipal Water District (LVMWD), updated us on a number of developments:
• The State Department of Water Resources provided of slight increase to the water
supply that Southern California could receive from the Delta this year. Earlier
projections were significantly lower than the amount we received last year and
continue to trail last year despite this recent revision. Key water storage facilities,
like Lake Oroville, are still below where they should be for this time of year; water
budgeting and conversation should continue.
See Legislative Update, page 5
Business Mixer
& Gift Gathering Gala
April 22 Luncheon
Presented by:
Employee Appreciation Luncheon
Golden Lasso
Guest Speaker:
Dr. Lee R. Weiss
West Hills Hospital and Medical Center
11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
4774 Park Granada #1
(in the Postal Annex Shopping Center)
Calabasas Civic Center - Founders Hall
200 Civic Center Way, Calabasas
Thursday, April 15
5:30 - 7:00 p.m.
~Free Admission ~ Refreshments ~
~ Networking ~
You may bring a new, unwrapped gift for the
June 11th Wine Tasting & Silent Auction
To make a reservation, call the
Chamber Office at 818.222.5680
New Members Receiving Plaques (l-r) Kimberly Bordonaro,
Chamber Chairman; Susan Blumert, AFLAC; Dylette Davis, Loving Home Hospice, Inc.; Randall Pelter; Graphic Sales West,
Inc.; Linda Purl, California International Theatre Festival;
Bradley Kraines, New York Life Insurance Company and Joni
Samuels, Chamber Account Executive.
Admission: Members $25; Non-Members $30
RSVP to Cheryl at 818.222.5680
Calabasas Chamber Honored City Council Member James Bozajian with the Bill Van Gieson “Spirit of Calabasas” Award at their
February Luncheon – 2010 Past President/Chair Selection Committee, left to right, Doug Ridley, Chair 2008 and 2009; Carol Washburn,
Calabasas Chamber President and CEO; Council Member James Bozajian “Spirit of Calabasas” Award Honoree; Stephanie Warren,
Chair 2006 and 2007; Award presenter Mark Glazer, Chair 1996 and
Jeff Blum, Chair 1994 and 1995.
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GOOD MORNING, CALABASAS!
Elena Yasno from Ticket to
Travel will moderate the April Good
Morning Calabasas! Breakfast on
Thursday, April 8, starting at 7:15
a.m. at the Hilton Garden Inn – Calabasas. Speaker Stephen Frueh,
Ph.D., will present “Creating Extraordinary Presence: Why Normal
is Dangerous in Abnormal Times.”
Bring plenty of business cards to share,
literature for the marketing display table, and rehearse your 30-second business introduction.
Thank you to Jeff Morton of the AmeriFund Lending Group
for moderating the March Breakfast program. And, special thanks
to the following people for their generous door prizes at the March
Breakfast: Bob J. Epstein, Attorney at Law; Wayne Levine, Bettermen.org; Al Rosenberg, Beds Unlimited; and Jami Taguchi, Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist. Bringing a door prize to the breakfast is a great way to publicize your business!
Chamber members and the general public are invited to attend
the monthly Breakfast. The cost is $15 for members and $18 for
non-members. Please call Cheryl Frotton at 818.222.5680 to make
your reservation. No shows will be charged.
RIBBON CUTTINGS
Calabasas Board Members and Deputies Welcome Berkner Mobile Notary and Live Scan Fingerprinting at a Ribbon-Cutting!
(l-r) Jacqueline Souza, Souza & Associates, Inc.; Bob J. Epstein, Attorney at Law; Elena Yasno, Ticket to Travel; Jami Taguchi, Certified
Clinical Hypnotherapist; Kimberly Bordonaro, Chamber Chairman;
Jeff Morton, AmeriFund Lending Group; Bobbi and Phil Berkner,
Owners; Jeff Blum, Raymond James & Associates, Inc.; Marcey Verity-Viner; American Cancer Society and Carol Washburn, Chamber
President/CEO.
April Breakfast Sponsored by:
The Calabasas Chamber Welcomes Graphic Sales West, Inc.
to the Chamber! (l-r) Joni Samuels, Chamber Account Executive;
Carol Washburn, Chamber President/CEO; Jami Taguchi, Certified
Clinical Hypnotherapist; Jeff Blum, Raymond James & Associates,
Inc.; Dan Pelter, President/Owner; Randall Pelter, Sales Director; Elena Yasno, Ticket to Travel and Marcey Verity-Viner, American Cancer Society.
Advertising Opportunities!
Three great ways to reach the local community:
✓ Place a flyer in our monthly newsletter
✓ Place an ad in the newsletter
✓ Advertise online on the Chamber website
Call the Calabasas Chamber Office at 818.222.5680.
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WELCOME, NEW MEMBERS
4G WIRELESS, INC. – Premium Verizon Wireless retailer. For all
your wireless needs.
Zed Ayeni
4720 Commons Way #G
Calabasas, CA 91302
(818) 591-1300
[email protected]
MELISSA MOSE, MFT
23622 Calabasas Road #104
Calabasas, CA 91302
(818) 222-6340
[email protected]
Correction:
The website address for Loving Home Hospice lovehomehospice.org.
Remember-A-Member
Congratulations to Brenda Johnson of Calabasas Pharmacy and Bobbi Berkner of
Berkner Mobile Notary and Live Scan Fingerprinting, for winning the Remember-AMember drawing this past month. Both won
a free admission to the March Breakfast.
Legislative Update
Continued from page 2
• The local Sherriff’s Station opened an Unused and Expired
Drug Collection Point. The effort will help protect the quality
of our water by keeping these drugs from contaminating our
water resources. Common practice by many has been to flush
drugs down toilets as a means of disposal.
• District sponsored water conservation classes continue to be
well attended particularly those on arid landscaping.
• The LVMWD board will be considering its position on the Water Bond Initiative at their next meeting.
2. County Update – Timothy Pershing, representing County Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky, discussed the following issues:
• The California Budget remains a concern due to its potential
impact on the county, specifically in those areas dependent on
transfer payments from the state.
• An outside consultant will begin reviewing the situation at the
County Probation Department due to alleged abuses by employees.
• The Sherriff’s Department will have funding to continue the
Operation Safe Canyon Program. New officers in the Highway
Patrol have been assigned to our district. Rumble strips will
start to be placed on canyon roads after repaving projects have
been completed.
The Committee’s next meeting is scheduled for April 5th at Fins
Creekside Restaurant at 12 noon. Please join us to learn about the
issues that affect your business community.
New Healthcare Trends
and New Expansion at
West Hills Hospital
Golden Lasso Employee Appreciation Luncheon
features Dr. Lee R. Weiss
The Calabasas Chamber invites members and the public to the
Golden Lasso Employee Appreciation Luncheon on Thursday,
April 22nd at the Calabasas Civic Center in Founders Hall
located at 200 Civic Center Way in Calabasas. Dr. Lee R. Weiss,
Medical Director and Chairman of the Department of Emergency
Medicine at West Hills Hospital and Medical Center will be the featured speaker on, “New Healthcare Trends and New Expansion Plans
at West Hills Hospital” - How this Expansion will Benefit the Community.
Dr. Weiss is a graduate of Columbia University and the State
University of New York at Downstate School of Medicine. He was
a Fulbright Scholar at the University of California at San Diego and
the Salk Institute pioneering techniques in Viral Immunology and
experimental viral vaccine development. He completed training in
Internal Medicine, Infectious Diseases and Emergency Medicine at
Kings County Hospital, the National Institutes of Health, Bellevue
Hospital Center, and the New York University Medical Center.
For the past twenty-five years Dr. Weiss has focused his research
interests on the Epidemiology and Management of Outpatient Infectious Diseases. His major research focus has been the epidemiology
of resistance in Streptococcus pneumoniae.
An avid International Traveler, for the past twenty years Dr.
Weiss has volunteered with Doctors without Borders in Africa and
Central Asia. Dr. Weiss resides with his family in Hermosa Beach,
California.
To attend the Luncheon, please RSVP to the Chamber office
at 818.222.5680, or send an email to info@calabasaschamber.
com and invest $25 as a member or $30 as a non-member (and
remember, no shows will be charged).
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Luncheon
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For each business referred to the
Chamber, you will receive a $25 discount on your membership dues
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MEMBER NEWS
CITY NEWS
BetterMen.org featured on ‘The Daily Show’ – Wayne Levine,
founder of BetterMen.org and the West Coast Men’s Center was featured
on the Daily Show With Jon Stewart last month. “Daily Show” correspondent Samantha Bee came out to visit Levine and sat in on one of
his men’s group meetings in Malibu Creek State Park. The show aired
February 3rd.
The San Fernando Valley Business Journal Second Annual Human
Resources Professional Awards Luncheon – Congratulations to Nominees
Joyce Goodman, Viewpoint School and Linda Wegard, Mighty Net,
Inc., who were recognized as the valley’s top human resource professionals at the Warner Center Marriott Hotel in Woodland Hills on March 3rd.
Designs of the Interior, formerly of Woodland Hills since 2006, relocated its design center to the Westlake Plaza of Westlake Village in
March 2010. The design center is “one of a kind” in how it operates,
and is expected to create quite a sensation in the area. Karen Shoener,
President of the company, explains: “Lots of places tout interior design
services and lots of stores well furnishings and custom items. We have
the best of both worlds with certified interior designers good enough
to be in the Pasadena Showcase, and ‘remarkable resources’ right here
in the center that include hundreds of vendors, fabrics, styles and price
levels.” Phone 805.418.1890.
Fins Westlake is making a change…introducing Fins Tavern & Grill;
a casual gastro tavern committed to great eating and drinking at fair prices. They have enlarged their bar, added 9 beers on tap and revamped
the wine list. The menu features many Fins classic dishes with a few
new twists and tapas appetizers. Happy Hour Every Day, 4:00 p.m.
– 7:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. – close.
Loving Home Hospice Pre-Mother’s Day Afternoon Tea – On Sunday, May 2nd at 3-5 p.m., join us for a Pre-Mother’s Day Tea at Marmalade Café, Calabasas to benefit Loving Home Hospice, Inc., dedicated to
providing hospice care for babies, children and teens. The cost is $40/pp
and reservations are required. The afternoon will include a typical afternoon tea menu of scones, tea sandwiches, cookies, bars and assorted
breads. An informal spring fashion show will be presented by Blush,
a Trendy Boutique located in The Courtyard at the Commons. Planet
Beauty will highlight beauty trends in make-up, skin, hair and nails.
Give-aways and special drawings are also being provided. R.S.V.P. by
April 27th to www.lovehomehospice.org or 805-578-2450.
Photo courtesy of the City of Calabasas
The City of Calabasas welcomed a delegaton from its Sister City in
Anqing, China in March. Anqing has been a sister city to Calabasas
for nearly 10 years, a partnership that has been enriched through reciprocal visits by students, residents and government officials. Mayor Wolfson and Councilmember Dennis Washburn presented the
Anqing group with a Key to the City before taking a tour of the new
Civic Center. Shown in the picture are Anqing representatives presenting the City with a decorative scroll with a Chinese inscription
about water which reads, “How can it be so clear and cool? For water
comes fresh from its source.” The quote is from a book written by
poet, statesman, philosopher and neo-Confucian Zhu-Li during the
anceint Northern Song Dynasty. The representatives were especially
interested in California and local water issues and green initiatives.
Join the City of Calabasas Earth Day Celebration on April 3,
2010 at Las Virgenes Creek at Agoura Road and Las Virgenes Road
(just behind Starbucks) for a spring afternoon of fun and education. The Earth Day celebration will take place between 1:00 p.m.
– 5:00 p.m. and feature exhibits, entertainment, learning booths,
informational speakers and activities that focus on the environment.
The Earth Day event will focus on energy conservation, sustainable
living and eco-friendly products and services. Participating groups
will line the Las Virgenes Creek Restoration Site with a variety of
informational and interactive booths.
New Leash on Life Animal Rescue - Agoura Hills/Calabasas
Community Center and the Rotary Club of Calabasas have
joined forces to hold the 6th Annual Nuts for Mutts 5k Walk on
Sunday, April 18. Check-in begins at 8:00 a.m. and the walk begins
at 9:30 a.m. at the Community Center, 27040 Malibu Hills Road in
Calabasas. The Nuts for Mutts walk is a fun-filled, family friendly
fundraiser, now in its sixth year, featuring a 5k walk-a-thon through
Calabasas. Registration for the Nuts for Mutts 5k Walk is now available at www.nutsformutts.org. For more information, please call
(818) 880-2993.
The Calabasas Fine Arts Festival, Saturday and Sunday, May 1st
& 2nd, 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. at the beautiful Calabasas Civic Center and the Commons at Calabasas. Free Admission – Free Parking.
Sponsored by the City of Calabasas, the Calabasas Arts Council and
the Commons at Calabasas. www.calabasasartscouncil.com
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THANK YOU,
RENEWING MEMBERS
MEMBER SPOTLIGHT
Jennifer Bercy, Relay for Life, Lead Volunteer, LA North
2004
Jennifer Bercy, a Calabasas resident, has been a volunteer with The
American Cancer Society Relay For Life
Calabasas for 7 years. In 2009 she accepted a two-year position as the Relay
Lead Volunteer for Los Angeles North
and conducts training and provides
support for 42 Relays.
Relay For Life is the American
Cancer Society’s signature event. It
is a 24-hour event to increase cancer
awareness in our community while
raising much-needed funds for the
American Cancer Society. Funds go to research, advocacy, education
and patient services. Each team at the event has at least 10 members
who take turns walking the track. Participants camp out enjoying
music, entertainment and food while building team spirit to help in
the fight against cancer.
The 2010 Relay For Life Calabasas will be held at A.C. Stelle
Middle School May 15, at 9 a.m. through May 16, at 9 a.m. For more
information, to donate or become a corporate sponsor, to volunteer
or to form or join a team go to www.RelayForLife.org/CalabasasCA or
contact Jennifer directly at [email protected] or at 818-388-8251.
San Fernando Valley Office, 500 N. Victory Blvd., Burbank,
CA 91502. Pager: 818.388.8251
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RC Digital Design
RMS Direct, Inc.
Order Your Personal Magnetic Name Badge
1983
Calabasas Historical Society
1985
Saddle Peak Lodge
1992
Country Inn & Suites by Carlson
1993
Awards and More…
1995
Michael Brockman
1996
Calabasas Pharmacy
Fins Creekside
2000
Poms & Associates Insurance Brokers, Inc.
2001
Lois Julien
Lewis R. Landau, Attorney at Law
2003
Calabasas Orthodontics
2005
Core Element Ventures, LLC
Connections Unlimited
The Law Collaborative, Los Angeles
2006
Calmont School at Cottontail Ranch
NOW Messenger Service
Western Commercial Bank
2007
Boys & Girls Club of Conejo & Las Virgenes
2008
Hub International Insurance Services, Inc.
Printing Zone, Inc.
The Salvation Army, Southern California Division
Designs of the Interior
American Cancer Society, CA Division, Inc.
2009
Silverstone Consulting
Toners, Etc.
Montessori of Calabasas
Siena Publishing, Inc.
For the low price of $12, receive
a distinctive green magnetic
badge with engraved white lettering to publicize your business at functions you attend.
You may place your badge order through the Chamber office at 818.222.5680.
Sponsor a Chamber
Breakfast or Luncheon
For a $150 Sponsorship, you and
Become
your employees will be the “Host” of the
a
Sponsor!
program, greeting fellow Chamber Members and their guests. The sponsorship
also includes • a 5-minute presentation about
your company and an introduction of your employees, • a
premiere marketing table to display your company’s goods
and services, • your company and logo posted on the
Chamber’s website home page with the luncheon article
and a link to your website, • a business card ad in the Calabasas Post, and • a complimentary meal. Call Carol at the
Chamber Office: 818.222.5680.
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Monday, 12:00 Noon
EGAC Committee Meeting
Fins Creekside
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Tuesday, 5:00 p.m.
Deputy Meeting
Chamber Office
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Thursday, 7:15 a.m. – 8:45 a.m.
Good Morning Calabasas!
Chamber Networking Breakfast
Hilton Garden Inn – Calabasas
24150 Park Sorrento, Calabasas
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Tuesday, 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
Coffee with Carol
Chamber Conference Room
23564 Calabasas Road, #101
Reservations required!
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Thursday, 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Chamber Luncheon
Calabasas Civic Center –
Founders Hall
200 Civic Center Way, Calabasas
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Thursday, 9:30 a.m.
Education/Green Task Force
Committee Meeting
Chamber Office
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Tuesday, 5:00 p.m.
Board of Directors Meeting
Acura 101 West
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Thursday, 5:30 – 7:00 p.m.
Business Mixer
Florentyna’s A Fine Flower Company
& Blue Table
4774 Park Granada #1, Calabasas
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Chamber Board Members and Deputies Welcome Planet Beauty,
California’s most unique, cutting edge Beauty Boutique. Pictured
are (l-r) Stephanie Warren, VICA; Carol Washburn, Chamber President/CEO; Brenda Johnson, Calabasas Pharmacy, Christine Diep,
Manager; Manuel Ray and Andrew Chavez, Staff; Joni Samuels,
Chamber Account Executive; Jami Taguchi, Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist and Marcey Verity-Viner, American Cancer Society. Located
at 23637 Calabasas Rd., at the Courtyard at the Commons (next to
the Coffee Bean shop). Phone: 818.225.8920
The Calabasas Chamber Welcomes Life Change Community
Church to Calabasas – (l-r) Carol Washburn, Chamber President/
CEO; Marcey Verity-Viner, American Cancer Society; Jami Taguchi,
Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist; Kimberly Bordonaro, Chamber
Chairman; Jeff Morton, AmeriFund Lending Group; Brad Johnson,
Pastor; Jeff Blum, Raymond James & Associates, Inc.; Jacqueline
Souza, Souza & Associates, Inc.; Bob J. Epstein, Attorney at Law and
Elena Yasno, Ticket to Travel. Phone: 818.276.1858