August 2007 • Volume 23 • Number 8

August 2007 • Volume 23 • Number 8
The Great Vallejo Ducky Derby
T
11th Annual Ducky Derby
Delivers Many Winners
he 11th Annual Great
Vallejo Ducky Derby once
again drew hundreds to the
waterfront on a bright and sunny
July 4th afternoon. The frolicking
faux fowl returned to the Straits
of Mare Island to the delight of a
boisterous crowd of children and
adults. As the crush of yellow
“quackers” jockeyed for
position, anxious ticket
holders cheered on the
ducks, hoping that
they held the winning
number of the strongest and swiftest.
The lucky prize
winners were: Grand
Prize Winner George
Moses of Suisun City,
who won a brand new
2007 Chevy Aveo from Team Superstores; Grand Prize Winner Jan
Mitchell of Carmichael, who won
a 2007 Harley-Davidson Sportster
883 motorcycle from HarleyDavidson/Buell of Vallejo; Don
Bragg of Vallejo, who won third
prize, a $2,500 savings account
from US Bank; George Oninski
of Vallejo, who won fourth prize,
a Six Flags Discovery Kingdom
Experience for Four; and Maria
Alvord of El Sobrante, who won
fifth prize, a $1,000 Shopping
Spree at Best Buy Vallejo
Everyone who purchased Ducky Derby
tickets, sold Ducky
Derby tickets, and/or
helped organize the
Great Vallejo Ducky
Derby event were
winners as well. That
is because the Vallejo
Rotary Club and the
Vallejo Chamber of Commerce raised over $43,000 in their
efforts to provide dictionaries
for every third-grade student in
Vallejo. And that means that over
1,800 children and their families
are the most important winners of
all! 
2007 Pinnacle
New Alarm Ordinance Will
Impact Businesses & Residents
T
he security industry is warning Vallejo businesses and
residents to take the new city
alarm ordinance seriously. Police
Chief Robert Nichelini, says he
intends to give the new ordinance
one year to reduce dispatches. If
businesses and residents continue
to abuse their security systems
and dispatches remain high, police
may stop responding to most
alarms.
“Less than one percent of our
police dispatches are for legitimate crimes,” said Rick Wells,
President and CEO of the Vallejo
Chamber of Commerce. “Most of
the time, police are responding to
burglar alarms that have been set
off accidentally.”
Besides encouraging alarm
owners to use their equipment
responsibly, the new ordinance
will establish several procedures
aimed at reducing unnecessary
dispatches. One new requirement
is the use of security equipment
that meets the American National
Standard Institute and Security Industry Association Control Panel
Standards (CP-01). Another is
the use of Enhanced Call Verification (ECV), a procedure in which
alarm monitoring companies call
two phone numbers to verify an
alarm before dispatching police.
For more information, call
Bill Powell, Vallejo PD Dispatch
Supervisor, at 648-4321. 
Inside:
CEO Report (page 2)
By the Numbers (page 3)
Member News (pages 3- 6)
New Members (page 6)
Upcoming Events (page 7)
2007 Vallejo
Chamber of Commerce
Officers
Richard (Dick) Hassel
Touro University - California
Freda Dill
US Bank
Chairman
Chairman Elect
John Feldman
Treasurer
Nationwide Floor & Window Coverings
Past Chairmen
Verna Mustico
Mustico Realty
Director
Michael Wilson ARC Inc. Architects
Director
Divisional Vice Chairmen
Lou Caretti
Political Advocacy
Favaro, Lavezzo, Gill, Caretti & Heppell
Erin Hannigan Economic Development
State Farm Insurance
Walter Newell
Newell Properties
Membership Services
Barbara Chavez Community Promotions
RE/MAX Gold - Barbara Chavez
Directors
Larry Asera
Asera Group, LLC
Director
Joe Barkett
Solano County Fair
Director
Terry Glubka
Sutter Solano Medical Center
Director
David Jones
Foster Lumber Yard
Director
Martin Lathrop Six Flags Discovery Kingdom
Director
Tony LoForte
Zio Fraedo’s of Vallejo
Director
Chelle Palmaffy
John Laing Mare Island
Director
Pamela Pitts
Pamela Pitts & Associates
Director
Ron Rhea
Times-Herald
Director
Kenny Ross
Team Superstores
Director
Jerry Wilkerson
Umpqua Bank
Director
Chamber Management
& Staff
T.F. “Rick” Wells
Rich Geist
President and CEO
Sponsorship and Public Relations
Jenny Klimisch
Constance Howard
Cristin O’Keefe
Graphic Design
Community Promotion
Admin. Assistant
Bobbie Dill
Finance
Jason Dunn Accounting
Finance
Vallejo Chamber of Commerce
427 York Street
Vallejo, CA 94590
(707)644-5551
www.vallejochamber.com
Report from President and CEO Rick Wells
Summer Reading Inspires, Encourages, and Saves Time
A
s a firm
believer in
life-long
learning I feel we
can all benefit from
the experiences and
wisdom of others
who have gone
before us. As summer’s end draws
nearer I thought I would take this
opportunity to share some end-ofsummer reading options that cover
topics such as success in business,
community politics, and sustainability.
Some of my recent reads
include:
• King of Clubs - Robert Dedman
ClubCorp founder and CEO
provides testament to the benefits
of good ol’ fashioned hard-work.
He thrived by creating win-win
opportunities and meaningful
personal & professional relationships. Dedman offers great tips for
making employees feel part of the
bigger picture. He also gave over
$100 million to charity.
• Gently Down the Stream – Matt
Weinstein & Luke Barber
Lighthearted and simple take
on success in all aspects of life.
If you know the song Row, row,
row your boat you can remember
their keys to achievement. This is
a short read that will entertain and
inspire. Weinstein and Barber also
provide some great ideas about
having fun in the workplace.
• Sidewalk Strategies - Larry
Tramutola
Bay Area political consultant shares his experiences in
Grassroots organizing. Tramutola
offers an inside look at the steps
to succeed in organizing people
for better communities. He leads
Strategy #3 with one of my favorite quotes from Thomas Jefferson:
“We in America do not have government by the majority; we have
government by the majority who
participate.”
Books I am planning to finish
before the summer ends:
• Cradle to Cradle – William McDonough & Michael Braungart
The authors bring the perspective of architecture and chemistry
in order to offer a compelling analysis of the human manufacturing
model vs. nature as the model for
making things. They also evaluate
the difference between efficiency
vs. effectiveness. Thanks JAJ!
• Getting Things Done – David
Allen
This book comes highly rec-
ommended by educators and several of my colleagues. Upon first
glance this book promises to give
you the tools and techniques to get
your in-box empty and to feel fine
about what you’re not doing.
Get Informed at the 2007
Candidates Forum
As you all are aware, one of
the most important elections in
Vallejo’s history is coming up
this November, when we elect
a new mayor and three new city
council members. Your Chamber,
along with the other members of
the Vallejo Business Alliance, the
Solano Association of Realtors,
and of all the labor organizations
that comprise United Workers for
Local Government, are presenting the 2007 Mayor/City Council
Candidates Forum on August 22nd
at Rizza Auditorium. This will
be one of the few times that you
will be able to see and hear all the
candidates present their views on
critical issues of importance to the
business community. We hope that
you all will be able to attend.
Everything Turned Out
Just Ducky
Special thanks to all of our
sponsors and volunteers for making the 2007 Great Vallejo Ducky
Derby the most successful in history. Thanks to your efforts, every
3rd grader in Vallejo will get their
very own hard bound dictionary
later this fall. 
2007 VALLEJO MAYOR/CITY COUNCIL
CANDIDATES FORUM
Wednesday, August 22nd
City Council Forum 5:30-7:00 p.m.
Mayoral Forum 7:30-9:00 p.m.
(Doors open at 4:30 pm)
RIZZA AUDITORIUM . CALIFORNIA MARITIME ACADEMY
200 MARITIME ACADEMY DRIVE, VALLEJO
The purpose of this non-partisan event, which will be moderated by Jeff Schechtman, general manager
of KVON Radio, is to better inform the public as to mayoral and city council candidates’ views on the
important economic, social and quality-of-life issues facing Vallejo. The format of the event will enable
each candidate to answer questions regarding a wide variety of issues. This forum is a free event and
will be open to the general public. Rizza Auditorium holds 500 people and seating will be on a
first-come, first-served basis. The forum will be broadcast live on KVON 1440 AM beginning at 6:30 p.m.
For More Information, call the Vallejo Chamber of Commerce at (707) 644-5551.
Business/Labor Partnership of Vallejo • Vallejo Chamber of Commerce • Solano Association of Realtors
Vallejo Business Alliance • United Workers for Local Government
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Advanced Treatment Center Planned at Touro
Combined “Particle Therapy Center” May be First of its Kind in U.S.
T
ouro University
said Bruce Lang, West
President Bernard
Coast land resources busiLander has anness practice manager for
nounced that particle
ARCADIS, the project’s
beam therapy for cancer,
development manager.
“Siemens is pleased
including proton beam
and heavy carbon ions,
to be collaborating with
is expected be offered at
Touro University in the
the school’s future $1.2
fight against cancer in
billion health science
this country. The particle
research campus on Mare
therapy solution proposed
Island Currently, comis subject to final FDA
bined particle therapy is
clearance upon compleavailable only in Japan
tion. Siemens has made
and Germany.
a major investment in
This is an image of the patient table and imaging system in
Touro plans to develop the Heidelberg Ion Beam Therapy Center at the University
particle therapy research
a Particle Therapy Center
and development and
Hospital Heidelberg, Germany.
as part of this overall
looks forward to working
investment. Touro will be
on this project in the Bay
enthusiastically moving forward.
using integrated software systems
area,” said Dennis Falkenstein,
The Center is being developed
and advanced equipment from
vice president of particle therapy
under an agreement between
Siemens Medical Solutions.
solutions at Siemens Medical
Touro University and the City
“This Center will be an imporSolutions. 
of Vallejo, whereby the Univertant contribution to radiotherapy
sity will anchor a larger master
of cancer in the United States,”
planned University Village and
said Dr. Lander, adding “Touro’s
Health Science Research Campus.
goal is to save lives, consistent
The Campus is positioned at the
with our longstanding commitcenter of the San Francisco Bay
ment to providing quality health
Area bio-science corridor. At 190
care education and research while
acres, the Campus is the last large
serving humanity.”
parcel of land fronting on San
The planned facility, which
Francisco Bay.
is expected to be the first of its
“The new Center is expected
kind west of the Mississippi, will
to be a world-class facility with
utilize Siemens’ latest technology.
the latest green building designs
Siemens and Touro have signed a
and sustainable technology, in the
contract for project development,
heart of a bio-tech industry that
and are finalizing the design and
advances the future of medicine,”
The Chamber
By The Numbers
Top 6 Vallejo Member Business
Classifications
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Elite
Hamann Real Estate
Mustico Realty
Petersen Janitorial Services
Weston Solutions Inc.
Tri-Eagle Beverage
Callahan/Desilva Vallejo LLC
Minuteman Press
Comcast
M Technologies
Select
ARC Inc. Architects
Twin Chapels Mortuary
Cooper Crane & Rigging
Jeffco/ABC Painting
Klimisch’s Inc.
Wells Fargo Bank
IBEW #180/NECA
Mare Island Golf Club
Umpqua Bank
Sutter Health (SRMF/SSMC)
Foster Lumber Yard, Inc.
Dragonfly Solutions
Solano County Fair
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Board Member Spotlight
Erin Hannigan
State Farm Insurance Vallejo
Operations Center
Board Member Since: 2005
Description of Business: State
Farm Insurance Companies is the
largest financial services company
in North America. State Farm prides
itself on the delivery of outstanding
customer service through an agency
sales force and highly skilled service
personnel. In Vallejo, the State Farm
Auto and Fire Claim Operations Center
employs over 200 people in their office
on Mare Island Way.
Chamber Board Member Erin Hannigan of State Farm presents a $12,000
check on behalf of State Farm to Executive Director Renee Walton and
representatives of Vallejo Neighborhood Housing Services, Inc.
Description of Job/Duties: Erin
manages a staff of twenty (20) claim
service assistants and is the Vallejo and
Solano County Community Liaison for State Farm. She is responsible for all aspects of the customer claim experience locally and
within the state of California.
Community Involvement: Vice Chairman of Economic Development, Vallejo Chamber of Commerce; Member of the Empress
Theatre Capital Campaign Committee; Leadership Team Member
for the St. Basil School Parents Club; Former Commissioner, City of
Vallejo Community Development Commission.
Personal Information: Native of Solano County, Fifth generation
Vallejoan. Graduate, California State University, Chico with BS in
Business Marketing. Married to Randall Lesley for 17 years. Two
Children: Connor (14) and Hannah (8). 
A Place of
Comfort and Healing
The best cancer programs are designed
to treat the whole individual—the
mind as well as the body. Choosing
such a program has as much to do with
your physical comfort as it does your
professional confidence.
We’ve combined clinical excellence and the
latest technologies with an environment
of tranquility and healing. It’s a place
designed to cultivate positive thinking
as well as promote the knowledge and
understanding so vital to recovery.
With that in mind, Sutter Solano Cancer
Center was created.
For more information or to arrange a tour, visit
www.suttersolano.org or call 707-554-5326.
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MEMBER NEWS
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Sutter Solano Cancer Center
Earns Accreditation
utter Solano Cancer Center has earned a three-year
accreditation with commendation from the Commission on
Cancer of the American College
of Surgeons (ACOS). ACOS approval is given to centers that have
voluntarily committed to providing the highest level of quality
cancer care and undergo regular
evaluations and reviews of their
performance.
Only one in four hospitals
earn the prestigious endorsement
from ACOS, and 80 percent of all
newly diagnosed cancer patients
are treated at accredited centers.
To gain ACOS endorsement,
Sutter Solano Cancer Center was
subject to a rigorous evaluation
process.
“It is unusual for such a new
cancer center to receive commendation from the American College
of Surgeons,” says Janice Hoss,
R.N., director of cancer services at
Sutter Solano Cancer Center. “The
accreditation not only validates all
the hard work of our outstanding
team to provide the ultimate in
patient care, but also confirms for
patients that the best cancer care is
right here in Solano County.”
Hoss says that having an
ACOS approved program dem-
onstrates Sutter Solano Cancer
Center’s commitment to providing
patients with high quality, comprehensive cancer care, including
a multi-specialty team approach
to best treatment options; access
to cancer-related information,
education and support, and a
cancer registry and data collection
system to improve cancer care at
the national, state and local level.
For more information on the
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Sutter Opens New After
Hours Clinic in Fairfield
Sutter Regional Medical Foundation has opened a new modern
and convenient after-hours clinic,
located at 2702 Low Court in
Fairfield. The new facility offers
extended afternoon and evening
hours for patients with minor illnesses or injuries, or patients who
are unable to access their primary
care physicians.
The new after-hours clinic
serves southern Solano County
and has physicians and licensed
registered nurses available during
all hours of operation. Patient
care at the clinics is provided on a
walk-in basis.
For more info on the new After
Hours Clinic, call 427-4900. 
“One good idea…
every time we talk!”
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WELCOME NEW MEMBERS
Storage
Financial Planning Services
Mass Mutual Financial
Group
Cassaundra James
Central Self Storage
Lora Messeret
2033 Broadway Street
Vallejo, CA 94589
Phone: (707)642-6666
Website: www.centralselfstorage.com
E-mail: [email protected]
Advertising Services
Vallejoan Joins
1st Pacific as CFO
V
allejo resident Todd Fuller
years, 1st Pacific is excited to have
joined 1st Pacific Credit
a greater presence in Vacaville
Union as CFO in June 2007.
with the new branch. Continuing
He brings over 10 years experithe long-standing traditions of the
ence in finance, marketing, and
Vaca Valley Federal Credit Union,
operations. Previously, Mr. Fuller
1st Pacific Credit Union will be
worked for Robert Half Managea strong supporter, advocate, and
ment Resources as a staffing
business partner of the Dixon Unispecialist and consultant. Prior to
fied, Vacaville Unified and Winters
that he worked for venture capital
School Districts
management and investment bank- With the merger, members and
ing firms working his way up to
employees of Vaca Valley FCU
VP of Finance and Principal while
will have a new service experiON
gaining exposure to a number of G A R S ence,
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Labor Organization
Comcast Spotlight
Barbi Whitbeck
The new Vacaville branch of 1st Pacific Credit Union
2121 N. California Blvd., Ste 395
Walnut Creek, CA 94596
Phone: (925)979-2302
737 Southpoint Blvd., Suite H
Petaluma, CA 94954
Phone: (707)775-2619
Website: www.comcastspotlight.com
Email: [email protected]
Home Improvement
Home Depot
Candace Calaycay
UFCW Local #5
Pete Derenale
240 South Market Street
San Jose, CA 95113
Phone: (877)655-3483
Website: www.ufcw5.org
E-mail: [email protected]
*New Members from 6/16/06 - 7/16/07
1175 Admiral Callaghan Lane
Vallejo, CA 94591
Phone: (707)552-9600
Website: www.homedepot.com
E-mail: [email protected]
Did You
Know?
Home Builders
The Chamber has
provided over
1139 Azuar Avenue
Vallejo, CA 94592
Phone: (707)552-4922
referrals to our
members through
July 17, 2007
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Website: www.johnlainghomes.com
E-mail: [email protected]
For a complete directory 3.7”
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www.vallejochamber.com
THE LESSLER GROUP
Serving Solano County Since 2001
PROUDLY
REPRESENTING
THE FOLLOWING
BUSINESSES:
• Advanced Heating and Air
Conditioning
• American Autobody
Specialist, Inc.
• Caboodle Cartridge
• Carl Recknagel General
Contractors
• Chipman Relocations
• The Christopher Group
• Cirkadia Software
Development
• Cole Professional
Cleaning Supplies
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Cornelius Ford
Credit Bureau Associates
C+D Consulting Engineers
Discovery Land Care, Inc.
Express Personnel
Services
Law Offices of Favaro,
Lavezzo, Gill, Caretti &
Heppell
Garson Design Services
Gateway Realty
Golden West Electric
Holiday Inn
Express - Cordelia
• King Security
Services, Inc.
• Newcal Industries
• NorthBay Healthcare
• Paragon Commercial
Building Maintenance
• PRJ Insurance
Marketing
• Roadrunner Tow
• Security-Shred
• Solano Lender
• Solano Signs
• TLCD Architecture
Send Ad to:
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Upcoming Events
For a complete listing of events go to www.vallejochamber.com
MEETINGS
Political Advocacy
Aug. 1st - 8:30 a.m.
Executive Board
Aug. 7th - noon
Ambassadors
Aug. 7th - 5:30 p.m.
Education Roundtable
Aug. 8th - 10:00 a.m.
Economic Development
Aug. 8th - noon
Vallejo Business Alliance
Aug. 14th - 9 a.m.
Board of Directors
ValNet
Aug. 21st - noon
Every Wednesday - 1:30 p.m.
Vallejo Business Networking
Every Friday - noon
Everybody’s Business Vallejo
Vallejo’s only weekly business and
community talk radio show.
AROUND THE CORNER
44th Annual Chamber Golf Tournament
Mare Island Golf Club
Presented by Lennar Mare Island
Friday, August 17th
Tee Time - Noon
Limited Space Available
Mayor/City Council Candidates Forum
Rizza Auditorium @ Cal Maritime Academy
Wednesday, August 22nd
5:30-9:00 p.m.
(Doors open at 4:30)
August Business Mixer
Sardine Can
0 Harbor Way
Thursday, August 23rd
5:30-7:30 p.m.
September Business Mixer
Wednesdays 3:00-4:00 p.m.
Sponsored by the Vallejo Chamber of Commerce.
Lennar Mare Island
500 Walnut Avenue
Thursday, September 27th
5:30-7:30 p.m.
Estates and Trusts
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Best of Solano
2004-2007
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Did You Know...
Did You Know...
2007
Vallejo Business
Rick Wells............
Rich Geist............
Jenny Klimisch.....
Shawn Miller........
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