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ILLUSTRATION BY ANDY POTTS
FOR A SUCCESSFUL MEDICAL MEETING
2011-12
rancho
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Heart of the
Palm Springs Valley
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RANCHO MIRAGE spreads its verdant carpet
across the desert floor between the Santa Rosa
Mountains to the south and the snow-capped San
Jacinto range on the west. Presidents, corporate
executives and Hollywood celebrities have designated this enclave the preferred luxury destination
in the Palm Springs Valley. Home to the Valley’s
finest resorts Rancho Mirage lodging properties
recently invested over $900 million in renovations
and reconstructions. Rancho Las Palmas Resort
& Spa featuring Splashtopia and Lazy River is a
favored destination for successful families. The
Agua Caliente Casino Resort Spa features roundthe-clock gaming excitement and sumptuous
rooms, spa, dining and headliner fun all housed in
the Valleys only skyscraper property. The Westin
Mission Hills, with its spectacular views of the
snow-capped San Jacinto Mountains, superb
golf courses and the “Heavenly Bed” is an oasis
of indulgence. The Villas at the Westin provide
apartment vacation accommodations with private
patios and grilling equipment. Soon, the only Five
Star resort in the Valley, The Ritz Carlton Rancho
Mirage will open after undergoing a major $500
Million renovation. Located on a spectacular bluff
over-looking the Palm Springs valley this resort will
be the only Five Star logging property in the Valley.
The Hilton Garden Inn and the Country Inn &
Suites by Carlson located adjacent to The River
— Rancho Mirage’s dining and entertainment
destination - provides the discriminating traveler
the perfect combination of luxury, value and access
to Restaurant Row.
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RANCHO MIRAGE
The Premier Meeting
Destination in the Heart of
the Palm Springs Valley
LEFT:
Agua Caliente Casino
Resort Spa
ABOVE:
Westin Mission Hills
Resort & Spa
Any professional who’s planned a large-scale
meeting in Rancho Mirage knows that the experience is both pleasure and privilege. That’s because
setting your event in this beautiful city makes the
job easier from beginning through middle to end.
RIGHT:
Westin Mission Hills
Resort & Spa
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MIRAGE
LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION
It’s no wonder
that so many
leaders of
the political,
entertainment,
and business
worlds have lived,
worked, and/
or played in
Rancho Mirage
over the years.
First of all, getting here couldn’t be easier, with
each self-contained enough that organizers can
major airlines such as Alaska, American, Delta,
rest assured that conference participants will have
Frontier, United, U.S. Airways, Virgin America,
no problem staying focused on the tasks at hand.
and WestJet offering abundant service into Palm
The newest and most modern looking of these,
Springs International Airport, which is situated
the high-rise Agua Caliente Casino Resort Spa, is
just minutes from Rancho Mirage by rental car,
known for gaming and its state-of-the-art perfor-
shuttle service, or taxi. So central is our city’s loca-
mance/meeting venue The Show. The hacienda-
tion — with La Quinta 11 miles in one direction
style Rancho Las Palmas, a KSL resort, boasts
and Palm Springs 11 miles in the other — that your
outdoor water park Splashtopia, and is walking
guests can literally travel to anywhere in the Palm
distance to the popular outdoor shopping/dining/
Springs Valley within a half-hour.
moviegoing complex The River. The stately Westin
Mission Hills Resort and Spa Palm Springs, a
CHECKING IN
When it comes to accommodations, Rancho
Mirage has three world-class resort properties on
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offer, each with its own particular character, and
Starwood hotel, not only offers a dedicated Spouse
Program but is home to the renowned Gary Player
and Pete Dye golf courses, and is the official host
hotel of the annual Kraft Nabisco Championship,
the first major tournament on the LPGA Tour.
It goes without saying that each of these properties offers world-class cuisine, both in its banquet
operations and at signature fine dining rooms.
These resorts also have a host of golf, tennis,
fitness, swimming, and spa options available.
AT THE END OF THE DAY
During off hours, conference attendees will
enjoy discovering all that the Palm Springs Valley
has at their disposal. The area is so compact that,
within minutes of stepping out of their resort’s
main entrance, guests and their spouses may
experience fine dining, nightlife, entertainment,
and attractions as first-rate as that of any resort
LEFT:
Rancho Las Palmas Resort & Spa
destination or urban center. Whether it’s hiking
in Rancho Mirage’s own Santa Rosa Mountains,
shopping in designer boutiques on exclusive
ABOVE TOP:
The Show at Agua Caliente Casino Resort Spa
El Paseo in Palm Desert, or going up to the
top of Mount San Jacinto via the Palm Springs
ABOVE BOTTOM:
The Show at Agua Caliente Casino Resort Spa
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MIRAGE
With all the charm
and conveniences
the City of Rancho
Mirage has to
offer, isn’t it time
you gave serious
thought to
planning your next
meeting, conference, or event
here? You, your
clients, and your
guests deserve
nothing less.
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Aerial Tramway, your guests will be delightfully
in the world by Forbes magazine). Lucille Ball was
overwhelmed with the embarrassment of riches
even named honorary mayor — twice! In addition
before them. And if a rewarding day trip is in
to having earned an international reputation as a
order, there’s always fun to be had in Joshua Tree
bastion of cutting edge health care thanks to facili-
National Park, Los Angeles, San Diego, Santa
ties such as teaching hospital Eisenhower Medical
Barbara, or even Las Vegas. All are just a few
Center, The Betty Ford Center, the Barbara Sinatra
hours away or less via a convenient network of
Children’s Center, the Weil Institute for Critical
highways.
Care Medicine, and The Braille Institute, the City
of Rancho Mirage prides itself on its Sunnylands
THE RANCHO MIRAGE IMPRIMATUR
It’s no wonder that so many leaders of the
Center and Gardens (a retreat based at the
former estate of Ambassador Walter and Leonore
political, entertainment, and business worlds
Annenberg), The Living Desert (one of America’s
have lived, worked, and/or played in Rancho
top zoos and botanical centers), and its unique
Mirage over the years — luminaries such as Queen
partnership with the Palm Springs Art Museum.
Elizabeth II, President Gerald and First Lady
Not only does the City of Rancho Mirage host
Betty Ford, Frank Sinatra, Anne Rice, and Larry
the aforementioned Kraft Nabisco Championship,
Ellison (recently named the fifth wealthiest person
it is also home to the Desert Classic Concours
CONVENTION
PROPERTIES
AGUA CALIENTE CASINO RESORT SPA
32-250 Bob Hope Drive, Rancho Mirage, CA 92270
888.999.1995
www.HotWaterCasino.com
s40 acres
s340 guest rooms
sFlexible 10,000 square feet of meeting space
(divisible into 8 separate spaces)
sEvent lawn and outdoor pre-function spaces
s The Show Concert Theatre
(also suitable for meetings)
Contact:
Michael Potts
Director of Sales
760.275-0720
[email protected]
LEFT:
Westin Mission Hills
Resort & Spa
ABOVE:
Westin Mission Hills
Resort & Spa
D’Elegance. Other internationally recognized
annual events in the area include the Palm
Springs International Film Festival, Palm Springs
BELOW:
Ballroom & Meeting
space at the
Westin Mission Hills
Resort & Spa
Modernism Week, the BNP Paribas Open at the
Indian Wells Tennis Garden, and the Coachella
Valley Music and Arts Festival and Stagecoach:
California’s Country Music Festival, both of which
are held at the Empire Polo Fields in Indio.
With all the charm and conveniences the City of
Rancho Mirage has to offer, isn’t it time you gave
serious thought to planning your next meeting,
conference, or event here? You, your clients, and
your guests deserve nothing less.
RANCHO LAS PALMAS RESORT
41-000 Bob Hope Drive, Rancho Mirage, CA 92270
866.423.1195
www.RanchoLasPalmas.com
s 240 acres
s 444 guest rooms
s 28 meeting rooms
(41,000 square feet of flexible space)
s Outdoor pre-function spaces
Contact:
Ty W. Brassie
Director of Sales and Marketing
760.862.4554
[email protected]
WESTIN MISSION HILLS RESORT AND SPA
71-333 Dinah Shore Drive, Rancho Mirage, CA 92270
800.937.8461
www.WestinMissionHills.com
s 360 acres
s 512 guest rooms
s 44 meeting spaces (three ballrooms;
largest is 17,326 square feet)
s Outdoor pre-function spaces
s Meeting Concierge
s Spouse Program
Contact:
Michael Macleod
Director of Sales and Marketing
760.770.2143
[email protected]
Other Properties
The Hilton Gardens Inn Palm Springs/
Rancho Mirage
The Holiday Inn Express
Motel 6
PALM
SPRINGS
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City of Health and Wellness
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A GLANCE at Rancho Mirage’s street names
— Gerald Ford, Frank Sinatra, Bob Hope, Dinah
Shore, Ginger Rogers, Dean Martin — sums up this
city’s reputation as a playground for presidents and
celebrities. Its world-class offerings set amid tranquil desert vistas entice the most discerning visitors
to live, play, and work in Rancho Mirage, resulting
in a dynamic, affluent city with an excellent business
forecast and a firm grasp on its goals.
“We do not want to be a bedroom community,
nor a sprawling metropolis but, rather, a sophisticated, small desert resort city with unique qualities
that can be economically managed into the distant
future,” Mayor Dana Hobart says.
As one of the nation’s top medical communities
and a magnet for development, Rancho Mirage
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Eisenhower Medical Center continues to
achieves just that. The triumvirate of beautiful
upgrade and expand. Its 130-acre campus includes
weather, location at the heart of the valley, and
a 540-bed hospital, Annenberg Center for Health
favorable demographics (median family income is
Sciences, Barbara Sinatra Children’s Center, Betty
$89,000) draws businesses from medical practices
Ford Center, and Lucy Curci Cancer Center. With
to financial institutions to high-end retailers and
more than 2,000 employees, Eisenhower is the
restaurants. The city’s focus on solid planning and
largest private employer in Rancho Mirage. Its
infrastructure emphasizes quality commercial and
2011 Gallup Great Workplace Award (its second)
residential development. Outstanding city services
recognized the center as one of the world’s top-
and a business-friendly permit process have yielded
performing companies in workforce engagement.
more than $1.2 billion in construction activity in the
It received a HealthGrades Stroke Care Excellence
past decade alone.
Award and Joint Commission Gold Seal of
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Approval, ranked No. 4 in gynecology on U.S. News
& World Report’s Best Hospitals list for 2011-12,
The city’s wealth of medical milestones also
includes Weil Institute of Critical Care Medicine.
got a top ranking in the state for joint replacements
from HealthGrades and the Joint Commission.
Perhaps one of the greatest steps forward,
AMENITIES
Perhaps nowhere is the city’s prestige more
though, is Eisenhower’s move to become a teaching
evident than at Sunnylands, the estate of
hospital. In 2013, it will see its first 22 residents,
Ambassador Walter and Leonore Annenberg.
a number expected to reach 55 by 2016. “By
The Annenbergs were legendary philanthropists
becoming a teaching hospital, we’re taking our
and hosts, welcoming presidents and world
commitment to providing ‘health care as it should
leaders to Rancho Mirage. The Annenberg
be’ to the next level,” says G. Aubrey Serfling,
Foundation Trust at Sunnylands continues
president and chief executive officer.
the tradition.
Geoff Cowan, president
of the Annenberg
Foundation Trust at
Sunnylands, and Janice
Lyle, Sunnylands
Center and Gardens’
director, discuss the final
preparations for the
opening of the gardens to
the public in March 2012.
M A R K D AV I D S O N
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MIRAGE
“The Annenberg Retreat at Sunnylands was
established to advance world peace and facilitate
international agreement by convening global leaders
for private retreats,” says Geoffrey Cowan, president
“My vision
for Rancho
Mirage has been
to capture the
sense of a small
desert oasis.”
of the trust. “Rancho Mirage will again be a destination for global leaders to address major challenges
facing our nation and the world.”
Opening to the public on March 1, 2012,
Sunnylands Center and Gardens will feature garden
paths, lectures, tours, art exhibits, and educational
programs. “Whether for international visitors or community residents, Sunnylands provides an educational resource, a park-like setting, and access to the
historic Annenberg estate,” says Janice Lyle, director.
Rancho Mirage exudes a serene atmosphere,
where health and wellness imbue every facet of
M A R K D AV I D S O N
— Mayor Dana Hobart life. Prestigious golf courses abound. Mission Hills
Country Club, for example, offers three 18-hole
championship courses and hosts the Kraft Nabisco
Championship LPGA Tournament. Westin Mission
Hills Resort & Spa’s courses rank among the best in
the country for playing quality and environmental
friendliness. The resort also specializes in hosting
healthcare-related events.
“The way the Westin is laid out in a campus format,
utilizing the views, open spaces, and golf, people can
feel like it’s their own private club,” says Michael
Macleod, director of sales and marketing. “That’s very
much in keeping with the spirit of the valley.
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TOP: Anne Rowe, director of collections and exhibitions at
Sunnylands, and Rancho Mirage Mayor Dana Hobart preview
an exhibition of European silver-gilt from Walter and Leonore
Annenberg’s personal collection. Sunnylands Center opens to
the public March 1, 2012. ABOVE: “From the start, Betty was
determined that the Betty Ford Center would be different,
would change the face of addiction treatment,” says John
Schwarzlose, CEO of the Betty Ford Center, shown at the
center with a portrait of former First Lady Betty Ford, the
center’s founder and patron.
M A R K D AV I D S O N
Ross Meredith, the newly
appointed general manager
of The Westin Mission
Hills Resort & Spa, and
Michael Macleod, director
of sales and marketing for
the resort, pause during
round of golf to discuss
Michael’s leadership of the
City’s Medical Meeting
Initiative created to attract
national medical association
meetings to Rancho Mirage.
The city’s cosmopolitan
feel draws visitors, but its
tranquil atmosphere brings
them back, Macleod says.
“You’re outdoors most of the time when you’re
in a supportive environment. In addition to the
here,” he continues. “The valley has cosmopolitan
exhibit gallery, the campus includes gardens, a
aspects to it; but at the end of the day, it’s kind of
multipurpose facility, and covered amphitheater.
quiet and has a resort feel — without the headache
In keeping with the community’s deep
of city traffic and an airport that’s miles away from
commitment to quality education, the nearby
where you want to be.”
Tolerance Education Center provides information
Rancho Mirage has a vast amount of
entertainment choices in a relatively small
geographic area. The River at Rancho Mirage
on the Holocaust, including personal testimonials
and books on the history of genocide.
The city’s fantastic year-round climate, outdoor
boasts waterfront shopping, dining, and
play opportunities abound for children and adults
entertainment. Restaurant Row — more than 60
alike. Whitewater Park’s seven acres, surrounded
dining spots within a few miles — is known to
by spectacular mountain views, feature picnic
attract stars of the entertainment, political, and
facilities, tennis courts, basketball courts,
corporate worlds.
children’s play areas, walking paths, and a walking
The Rancho Mirage Public Library hosts
circuit. The park sets the scene for the two-day
talks by renowned authors, art exhibitions,
Rancho Mirage Art Affaire, a free event held each
and performances by internationally acclaimed
November with juried fine art, food, and jazz
musicians. And the popular Rancho Mirage
performances.
Speakers Series, presented by the city and
Nature lovers can soak in the desert’s beauty
Eisenhower Medical Center, brings in famous
and solitude on any number of quiet walking
authors, national and international political
paths, and hikers of all levels can access incredible
figures, conservationists, and other esteemed
views at numerous trails throughout the city.
guests.
Residents and visitors with children delight
With its perfect balance of desert tranquility
and business sense, Rancho Mirage continues
in the newly expanded Children’s Discovery
to solidify its role as a world-class city set in
Museum of the Desert. Programs and displays
a desert paradise, where every day feels like a
focus on presenting meaningful, fun activities
vacation. — Joan Page McKenna
Mayor
G. Dana Hobart
Council Members
Scott Hines
Richard W. Kite
Gordon Moller
Iris Smotrich
Year Incorporated
1973
Population
17,463
Average Household
Income
$113,515
Source: Claritas Reports prepared
by The Nielsen Company
Website
www.ranchomirageca.
gov
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FACES
G. AUBREY SERFLING
Eisenhower Medical Center
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“Beyond
professional
opportunities,
it’s a great place
to raise a family.”
THE COACHELLA VALLEY is
growing in many ways, and so is
Eisenhower Medical Center, says
its president and CEO, G. Aubrey
Serfling.
When he joined EMC more than
11 years ago, he says, “I saw it as a
diamond in the rough. The medical
sophistication hadn’t kept pace with
the growth and sophistication of
the Coachella Valley. I felt [EMC]
was crying out for new leadership,
and I had a good sense of the vision:
to transform what was a good
community hospital into a major,
state-of-the-art medical center and
teaching hospital.”
Under his leadership, EMC has
expanded its Rancho Mirage campus
and added primary and specialty
care facilities in La Quinta and Palm
Springs, as well as outpatient clinics
for primary and urgent care. “We’ve
put $700 million into improvements
of facilities and equipment,” Serfling
says. “The investments are built on
the belief that there will be steady
growth.”
Recruiting doctors to support
the growth has been relatively easy.
“A lot of them find it a very nice
place to live,” he says. “Beyond the
professional opportunities, it’s a
great place to raise a family. I love it
here and expect to retire here.”
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FACES
MICHAEL LANDES
Eisenhower Medical Center
stuart watson
“Eisenhower works
with businesses
to provide their
employees the right
kind of wellness
programs.”
AS THE DESERT’S only not-for-profit hospital,
Eisenhower Medical Center relies on its
foundation to raise money for expansion and
innovation. As president of the foundation,
Michael Landes is fundraiser in chief.
Landes and his wife, Stephanie, moved
their continuing medical education firm to the
Coachella Valley in 1987. “We knew we would
become exhausted on the road and wanted to
come back to a place that was beautiful,” he
says. “We made this our home, raised three kids
here, and we’re thrilled. [The Coachella Valley]
is a place that will energize and inspire you.”
Landes sold the business and joined EMC
to lead its education-oriented Annenberg
Center for Health Sciences. Later, as
foundation president, he helped raise more
than $400 million for the medical center.
“Eisenhower works with businesses to provide
their employees the right kind of wellness
programs to keep them healthy and fit,”
Landes says. In turn, businesses — and more
than 5,000 individuals — support EMC.
The next frontier is becoming a teaching
hospital. “We intend to attract about 55 new
primary-care residents and their families,”
Landes says.
RANCHO MIRAGE
FACES
JOSEPH SCHERGER, MD, MPH
Eisenhower Medical Center
JOSEPH SCHERGER just turned 60, but says living in
the Coachella Valley makes him feel like he’s 40.
“Everyone in their 70s and 80s is very active,” says
Eisenhower Medical Center’s vice president for primary
care. “The people here want to be healthy. People come
and live in the Coachella Valley to be as active and
healthy as long as they can, and our job is to help them
do that.
“I’d often thought that if I could find a place that
wanted to move into the future in a place that I would
love to live, it would be great to go there, and that
dream came true here at Eisenhower,” says Scherger,
who explains that he has been working on “redesigning
primary care for the computer age.”
“We do a very innovative model of primary care,”
he says. “It is a model that uses online communication,
securely, between the patient and doctor.”
EMC also asked Scherger to recruit the best and
brightest primary care doctors he could find. “That was
easy because of how attractive this area is, but also
because the primary care model we offer is attractive.
We give doctors time with patients,” he says.
With residencies being offered at EMC beginning in
2013, Scherger foresees a bright future for the growth
of the medical community. And with his love of golf, he
foresees a bright future for himself.
“I have so many role models — people coming in 75
to 85 years old who invite me to play golf with them on
Saturday. I look at them and I see how they live; and I say,
‘I know what I’m going to be doing in 10 or 20 years.’”
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“People come and live
in the Coachella Valley
to be as active and
healthy as they can.”
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FACES
ALAN WILLIAMSON, MD
Eisenhower Medical Center
stuart watson
ALAN WILLIAMSON was born in Riverside
but grew up around the world. After
medical training from coast (Los Angeles)
to coast (New York), he thought he would
return to Los Angeles. “After I looked at job
opportunities there and got reintroduced
to the traffic, crowding, and smog, I realized
I would rather live in the Coachella Valley,”
says the chief medical officer and vice
president of medical affairs for Eisenhower
Medical Center and now a 21-year resident.
“This is not a retirement community
where people go to just while away their
remaining years,” Williamson says. “They
expect to be active, to play golf, play tennis,
and swim.” That’s why, he says, EMC’s
volume of hip and knee replacements is
among the highest in California. He also
notes that sports medicine specialists treat
athletes as old as 85.
EMC operates outpatient facilities,
from Palm Springs to La Quinta. “We are
expanding beyond the hospital setting,”
Williamson says. “There’s a shift toward
ensuring the wellness of our community
rather than just treating illness.”
Another new focus for the hospital is
residencies to train internal and family
medicine doctors. Williamson believes the
Coachella Valley is attractive to young
doctors not only because of the beauty of
the area and its access to beaches and big
cities within two hours, but also because
they can be associated with the high caliber
of doctors practicing here.
“There’s a
shift toward
ensuring the
wellness of our
community
rather than
just treating
illness.”
RANCHO MIRAGE
FACES
ANDREW ORDON, M.D.,
F.A.C.S.
Plastic Surgery Institute
A PLASTIC SURGEON with practices in
Beverly Hills and Rancho Mirage and star
of the Emmy-winning The Doctors, Andrew
Ordon began coming to Palm Springs while
growing up in Long Beach. He has owned a
residence here since 1995 and now lives at
Thunderbird Heights “on the same street as
Bing Crosby’s old place,” he says. “I am into
the nostalgia of old Palm Springs.
“I think we have successfully maintained
the flair and feel of old Palm Springs. You
see that in the architecture, style, the way
restaurants decorate their places, etc.”
Ordon opened the Plastic Surgery
Institute in Rancho Mirage in 2000 when
a building became available that had been
converted from an estate into a Medicareapproved surgery center by another plastic
surgeon. “I will never give it up,” he says.
“We have our own freestanding building,
which you couldn’t have in L.A., with the
capability of doing our surgery here and
keeping patients overnight.”
Ordon also is affiliated with Eisenhower
Medical Center. “I trained in some of the
finest institutions in New York and Los
Angeles, and I can say that Eisenhower
truly is a great medical facility,” he says.
He also likes the desert environment and
lifestyle. “When I’m not working, I can be on
the golf course in five minutes,” he notes.
And he likes how the future is shaping
up. “I am very excited about the University
of California at Riverside School of
Medicine opening,” he says, adding that
EMC has allied with USC’s Keck School of
Medicine. “Hopefully, this is going to lead
to more primary-care physicians being
trained in the desert that will stay.”
stuart watson
“We have successfully
maintained the flair and
feel of old Palm Springs.”
RANCHO MIRAGE
FACES
DAVID MURPHY
Desert European Motor Cars
stuart watson
“We live in a remarkable
place that is rich with
captains of industry
and celebrities and very
talented people who come
from all over the world.”
DAVID MURPHY moved to the United States
from Europe 30 years ago and enjoyed a long
career selling luxury cars throughout Southern
California before opening Desert European
Motor Cars on eight and a half acres in Rancho
Mirage.
Murphy recognized all the ingredients for
success in the population of wealthy people
here who enjoy driving Bentleys, Rolls-Royces,
Maseratis, Audis, Land Rovers, Porsches, and
other elite and high-performance vehicles.
“This is one of the only places where our
customers feel perfectly safe to drive a luxury
car to Starbucks or the grocery store with the
top down,” he says.
That is why he chose to live here while
maintaining business in Orange County, Los
Angeles, and San Diego.
“We live in a remarkable place that is rich
with captains of industry and celebrities and
very talented people who come from all over
the world to make this place their home,” he
says. “You can’t beat the quality of life.”
Murphy credits the climate of cooperation
in the local business community as a perk and
has found, even through recessions, that his
clientele remains consistently unique, loyal,
and contributory to the overall economy. He’s
enthusiastic about reinvesting in the desert
and soon will begin construction on an Audi
dealership.
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City of Rancho Mirage
69-825 Highway 111
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