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Committee Meetings 1st Friday Education 8am Union Bank Tennant Station 2nd Thursday Ambassadors Noon at the Chamber office 2nd Thursday Economic Development 8am Union Bank Tennant Station Chamber Calendar 1st Thursday Good Morning Morgan Hill Breakfast 3rd Thursday After Hours Networking Mixer Every Monday Let’s Do Lunch @ Various Member Restaurants Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/MorganHillChamber “Workforce development is a Priority by John Horner, President April 2017 17485 Monterey Road, Suite 105 Morgan Hill, CA 95037Phone (408) 779-9444, Morganhill.org / [email protected] You may have noticed that our organization has been very focused on job development, workforce development (training and education), and filling the existing open jobs in Morgan Hill. The reason for this is simple: We view these issues as the top under- served need of our local business community and as major issues for the overall wellbeing of our residents and the organizations which serve them. Graphics tell the story better than words, so please consider the implications of the two charts below. We are working hard with local government, education, business and community organizations to make the changes needed to address these issues. We invite all of you to be part of the conversations and actions required to make more opportunities available for our residents.

Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/MorganHillChamber · Guild Mortgage L. Rothenberg ... RE/MAX Terry Moriyama Member 3 Years Colwell Banker - J. Barsanti ... Green Age Development

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Committee Meetings

1st Friday Education

8am Union Bank Tennant Station

2nd Thursday Ambassadors

Noon at the Chamber office

2nd Thursday Economic

Development 8am Union Bank Tennant Station

Chamber Calendar

1st Thursday

Good Morning Morgan Hill

Breakfast

3rd Thursday After Hours

Networking Mixer

Every Monday Let’s Do Lunch

@ Various Member Restaurants

Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/MorganHillChamber

“Workforce development is a Priority ” by John Horner, President

April

2017

17485 Monterey Road, Suite 105

Morgan Hill, CA 95037Phone (408) 779-9444,

Morganhill.org / [email protected]

You may have noticed that our organization has been very focused

on job development, workforce development (training and education),

and filling the existing open jobs in Morgan Hill.

The reason for this is simple: We view these issues as the top under-

served need of our local business community and as major issues for

the overall wellbeing of our residents and the organizations which serve them.

Graphics tell the story better than words, so please consider the implications of the two charts below.

We are working hard

with local government,

education, business and

community organizations

to make the changes

needed to address these

issues.

We invite all of you to be

part of the conversations

and actions required to

make more opportunities

available for our residents.

Chamber of Commerce April - June Events

After Hours Networking Mixer

Sponsored by Mushroom Mardi Gras

At Guglielmo Winery 1480 East Main Avenue, Morgan Hill

Thursday, April 20th from 5:30 - 7:00PM

After Hours Networking Mixer

Sponsored by La Quinta Inn & Suites

17043 Condit Rd. Morgan Hill Thursday, June 15th from 5:30-7:00pm

Free for Chamber Members!

Please consider bringing a raffle prize to the Good Morning Breakfast or the After Hours mixers.

We are currently scheduling

Breakfast Speaker/Sponsors

for 2018 Please contact Brittney @ 408.779.9444

or morganhill.org

Speaker will be Mayor Steve Tate

Sponsored by : The City of Morgan Hill

“Good Morning Morgan Hill” June Breakfast

Speaker will be Shane Dwight: Nashville Recording Artist

Sponsored by: Morgan Hill Freedom Festival

Hosted at: Mama Mia’s Restaurant Thursday June 1st 7:30-9:00am

“Good Morning Morgan Hill” May Breakfast

Hosted at: Mama Mia’s Restaurant Thursday May, 4th 7:30-9:00am

$10 in advance or $15 at the door

Sponsored by: CLEF, MHPD

Speaker will be MHPD Chief David Swing,

After Hours Networking Mixer Sponsored by The Morgan Hill

Historical Society - at Villa Mira Monte 17860 Monterey Road, Morgan Hill

Thursday, May 18th from 5:30 - 7:00PM

Free for Chamber

Members!

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Thank You to our recent Raffle Donors!

We appreciate all who donated to the Breakfast & Mixer Raffles

Cherisse’s Hair Salon

Morgan Hill Grange

Rebecca's Children's Home

Commonwealth Credit Union

Chamber of Commerce

Realty World People to People

- L & T Stafford

Mama Mia’s Restaurant

Cochrane Rd Self Storage

Edward Boss Prado FNDN

Coldwell Banker - Ameer Tozy

Booksmart

Cal Coast Kettle Corn

AAUW - Morgan Hill

WERC - Sue Howell

Morgan Hill Cellars

Prestige Promotions

Abacus - PatCat

Morgan’s Cove

Guild Mortgage L. Rothenberg

Patti’s Perfect Pantry

Mushroom Mardi Gras

Shaklee - Suzanne Barret

Rosso’s Furniture

Heritage Bank of Commerce

AP&P - Danielle Zappa

Morgan Hill Life

Chamber of Commerce April - June Events

See you there!

Let’s Do Lunch - every Monday @ Noon A casual lunch where you have the opportunity to network with

fellow chamber members.

Everyone orders as they arrive and pays for their own meals.

No RSVP, just show up!

April 3rd Prova California 17340 Monterey Rd April 10th Dickey’s BBQ 1049 Cochrane Rd. April 17th No lunch Scheduled Day after Easter Sunday April 24th Ladera Grill 17305 Monterey Rd. May 1st Rosy's at the Beach 17320 Monterey Rd. May 8th Sinaloa Café 17535 Monterey Rd. May 15th Sushi Ichiban 116 Cochrane Plaza May 22nd Betto’s Bistro 17385 Monterey Rd.. May 29th No lunch Scheduled Memorial Day June 5th Pieology 250 Cochrane Rd. #100

2017 -18 Board of Directors

Robert Airoldi Morgan Hill Life

Chairperson

Sunday Minnich Mushroom Mardi Gras

Vice Chair

Phil Couchee Recology South Valley

Treasurer

Fawn Myers MHUSD

Board Secretary

Charlene Lai Sun Plaza San Jose

Matthew Bowen Real Estate Solutions

Rich Firato Firato Janitorial

Rachel Hill Bank of the West

John Varela Asset Conversion Corp.

Ken Murray Ken Murray

Dusty Perryman Dusty Perryman

William Gardner SV Relo Serv., LLC

Diana Wood Wood Motivation

Ashis Roy El Toro Group

Diane Mahmoudi

MH Transit

Marilyn Librers Marilyn Librers

Chamber Staff

John Horner President & CEO

Brittney Sherman

Member and Community Relations Director

Mellea McLaughlin

Publications Director

Pat Catanzaro Finance Director

We appreciate you, and value your feedback. [email protected]

Morgan Hill Self Storage Member 34 Years

The Comfort Inn Member 33 Years

Community Solutions

Member 33 Years

Johnson Lumber ACE Hardware Member 33 Years

YMCA, Mt. Madonna

Member 30 Years

The Salvation Army Member 25 Years

American Cancer Society

Member 25 Years

Heritage Bank of Commerce Member 18 years

Coyote Creek Golf Club

Member 18 Years

Wings of History Member 17 Years

Gordon Jacoby & Assoc.

Member 16 Years

Miller Networks Inc. Member 12 Years

Firato Janitorial

Member 12 Years

Eric S. Wallace - CDC Ins. Member 11 Years

Martin Ranch Winery

Member 10 Years

Mind Body Motion Member 10 Years

CordeValle

Member 9 Years

Specialized Bicycle Member 8 Years

Discovery Counseling Center

Member 7 Years

Old Republic Title Co, Member 6 Years

White Painting

Member 6 Years

Ladera Grill Member 6 Years

Pavers by Design Member 5 Years

Wineries of Santa Clara Valley

Member 4 Years

Valley Yellow Pages Member 4 Years

RE/MAX Terry Moriyama

Member 3 Years

Colwell Banker - J. Barsanti Member 3 Years

Bidwell Construction Co.

Member 3 Years

RE?MAX Realty Partners Member 3 Years

South County Realtors Alliance

Member 3 Years

Family RV Member 3 Years

Intero - Gretchen Merrick

Member 3 Years

Stephen C. Smith D.D.S. Member 3 Years

Rumour Has It

Member 2 Years

Designing North Studios Member 2 Years

Tint World

Member 2 Years

Music as Language Member 2 Years

9Round 30 min Kickbox

Member 2 Years

Cochrane Dental Member 1 Year

Intero - Judy Gardino

Member 1 Year

New America Funding. Member 1 Year

Balloon Mania Member 1 Year

Hearst Bay Area Member 1 Year

Aragon Research Member 1 Year

Pure Romance Member 1 Year

Thank You March Renewals!

The 4th Annual Legislative Summit Friday, April 21, 2017 Presented by: The Gilroy Chamber of Commerce.

Hilton Garden Inn, 6070 Monterey Road Gilroy, CA 95020

11:00 am - 1:30 pm. $45 per person

In Attendance, the following elected officials:

Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren

Congressman Jimmy Panetta

State Senator Bill Monning

State Assemblywoman Anna Caballero

County Supervisor Mike Wasserman

Water District Director John Varela

Gilroy Mayor Roland Velasco

Morgan Hill Mayor Steve Tate

Register

Here

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Solis Winery Brings Home the Gold in 2017 Jerry

D. Mead New World International Wine

Competition

March 8, 2017 (Gilroy, CA): All that glitters is not gold…but apparently, the wines produced by Solis

Winery are! The estate vineyard in Gilroy recently won three Gold awards at the prestigious 2017

Jerry D. Mead New World International Wine Competition.

Solis Winery won the “Best of Class” Gold award for its 2013 Baciami, Reserve red blend as well as

two Gold awards for the 2013 Estate Merlot and 2013 Estate Zinfandel.

Vic Vanni, co-owner of Solis Winery, said, “We are very honored to receive these awards, especially

the Best of Class Gold for our Baciami Reserve. This silky and smooth Rhone blend offers complex

aromas of ripe plum, tobacco, cinnamon and sweet oak. It’s one of our favorites, and we’re extremely

proud to be named Best in Class among wines from around the world!”

Jerry D. Mead’s New World International Wine Competition (NWIWC) was established as an

independent competition in 1991 by founder Jerry D. Mead, a well-known syndicated wine columnist

who wanted to pit the best wines from each price class against each other. Today, the competition is

open to all varietals of wines produced anywhere in the world.

Solis Winery’s award-winning wines are available locally. Guests are encouraged to sample them by

visiting the winery’s tasting room, located at 3920 Hecker Pass in Gilroy. To learn more, visit

www.soliswinery.com.

About Solis Winery

Solis Winery lies in the heart of Santa Clara Valley’s rich wine-growing region. Originally planted by

Italian immigrants in the 1920s, the vineyard changed hands in 1980 when the Vanni family

purchased the land. Since then, the Vannis have continued to marry tradition with modern

technology and art with innovation to produce award-winning wines.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Solis Winery Brings Home the Gold in 2017 Jerry

D. Mead New World International Wine

Competition

March 8, 2017 (Gilroy, CA): All that glitters is not gold…but apparently, the wines produced by Solis

Winery are! The estate vineyard in Gilroy recently won three Gold awards at the prestigious 2017

Jerry D. Mead New World International Wine Competition.

Solis Winery won the “Best of Class” Gold award for its 2013 Baciami, Reserve red blend as well as

two Gold awards for the 2013 Estate Merlot and 2013 Estate Zinfandel.

Vic Vanni, co-owner of Solis Winery, said, “We are very honored to receive these awards, especially

the Best of Class Gold for our Baciami Reserve. This silky and smooth Rhone blend offers complex

aromas of ripe plum, tobacco, cinnamon and sweet oak. It’s one of our favorites, and we’re extremely

proud to be named Best in Class among wines from around the world!”

Jerry D. Mead’s New World International Wine Competition (NWIWC) was established as an

independent competition in 1991 by founder Jerry D. Mead, a well-known syndicated wine columnist

who wanted to pit the best wines from each price class against each other. Today, the competition is

open to all varietals of wines produced anywhere in the world.

Solis Winery’s award-winning wines are available locally. Guests are encouraged to sample them by

visiting the winery’s tasting room, located at 3920 Hecker Pass in Gilroy. To learn more, visit

www.soliswinery.com.

About Solis Winery

Solis Winery lies in the heart of Santa Clara Valley’s rich wine-growing region. Originally planted by

Italian immigrants in the 1920s, the vineyard changed hands in 1980 when the Vanni family

purchased the land. Since then, the Vannis have continued to marry tradition with modern

technology and art with innovation to produce award-winning wines.

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Introduction to various new members:

Sandbar Solar & Electric – Lucas Wiley- After more than 13 successful years, Sandbar Solar maintains its position as the most established and fastest

growing, locally owned solar company in the Monterey Bay Area. If it doesn’t make sense for your home or business,

we’ll let you know. Our solar panel installation projects not only reduce your energy bills but also increase your prop-

erty’s market value. We provide no pressure free estimates, custom designs and expert installations. Sandbar Solar

is proud of our reputation for designing and installing the most efficient solar panels for the Central coast - includ-

ing Morgan Hill, Santa Cruz, Monterey, and San Benito counties - as well as San Jose and the Bay Area.

Platt Electric- Heidi Lawson-Branch Manager Morgan Hill Platt opened its doors June 2016. Our local Distribution center is in Patterson CA and we receive

shipments of material overnight every day to our branch.

Platt is a value-added service company that supplies a broad range of high quality products and services to the

utility, industrial, electrical, construction, solar, datacomm/security and commercial markets.

Platt services are designed to save time and money using Technology, Training, Logistics and Information, ensuring

customers receive consistent quality services each and every transaction and/or process

Logic Build- Deb Norris- Designer Logic Build, Inc. is a full service bay area design/build company offering design build management, architectural and

drafting services, certified kitchen design services and structural engineering for both residential and commercial

construction projects.

Logic Build, Inc. was founded in December of 2003 by Walter C. Allen Jr. on the principal that when customers are

looking for a construction company for their project, they need a company that can not only offer a wide range of

services tailored to their specific needs, but most of all a company with integrity that they can trust.

Projects range in size from custom homes to a professional style kitchen remodels. Logic Build, Inc. has a developed

a system to comprehensively manage the design aspects of a project allowing the client the convenience of working

with one firm throughout the planning and construction process. We take pride in ensuring that expectations are

properly managed and projects are successfully completed on time and within budget. Logic Build, Inc. turns dreams

into reality relieving the pressure and anxiety normally associated with a complex design and construction process

Napa Auto Parts- Joe Ward “My father (John Sr.) and I bought the business in September 2016. Previously we worked at a NAPA store in San

Jose, where my father was a minority partner for over 20 years and employed for more than 30. I literally grew up in

that store and was involved in management for the previous 10 years. When we realized there wasn’t any more op-

portunity for us there, my father decided to sell his shares back to his partner, and within two weeks of making that

decision we learned the Morgan Hill store was available. The previous owner, Marc Minton had asked us if we were

interested in the past but we wanted to stay in San Jose. After seven months with our own store, we couldn’t be

happier with the town, and our decision. “

Green Age Development a California based company with a long-term vision of restoration, growth and economic strength tothe communities it builds. The desire to form GAD was a result of the 2015 wildfires in Lake County, CA that devastated businesses and left many residents homeless and to assist other areas that have experienced such devastation to their communities. By combining near-term economic viability with a long-term plan that is sensitive to the region, its changing demographic, and an underlying atmosphere of delicate environmental care, GAD has combined forces with industry experts to successfully turn the tragically scorched earth into a lush, vibrant and charming place where people will live, work and play. We are excited to expand our business to the South Bay in creating affordable residential options that demonstrate how residential, commercial, and recreational sustainable developments can create synergy and quality of life in a specific location.

Man of the Year

Ronald Woolf

Woman of the Year

Mary Lou Conragan Student of the Year

Emmanuel Calivo Volunteer of the Year

Kathy Sullivan

Kevin R. Wynne

Public Information Officer U.S.

Small Business Administration

Office of Disaster assistance

Field Operations Center - West

(916) 735-1500

(800) 488-5323

If you or any of your business associates are in need of assistance from this years flooding, there are loans

available for a limited time through the SBA (Small Business Administration)

Educator of the Year

Jim Hemeon

Student of the Year

Emmanuel Calivo Business of the Year

Mission Bell

MORGAN HILL COMMUNITY FOUNDATION NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS

Sobrato

Guidance

Live Oak

Guidance

Click logo above for the MHCF website, or below to download the forms.

Unix Operating Systems

Web Page Authoring

Java Programming

C++ Programming

Minimum qualifications:

Master’s degree in computer science or computer engineering OR bachelor’s degree in either of the above AND master’s degree in mathematics, cybernetics, business administration, accounting or engineering OR bachelor’s degree in engineering AND master’s degree in cybernetics, engineering, mathematics, or business administration OR bachelor’s degree in mathematics AND master’s degree in cybernetics, engineering, mathematics, or business administration OR bachelor’s degree in any of the above AND a master’s degree in information science, computer information systems, or information systems OR the equivalent.

Pay Rate & Time Commitment:

Pay is approximately $3336 to $4626 per three-unit class, depending on education and work experience. A three-unit class involves three hours per week in the classroom for sixteen weeks, plus additional hours for preparation, grading, and record keeping. Teaching online and hybrid classes requires a brief training in effective distance education practices. All new faculty are expected to participate in a one- evening orientation.

For more information contact Sherrean Carr at [email protected]

Principles of Macroeconomics

Principles of Microeconomics

Master’s degree in economics OR bachelor’s degree in economics AND master’s degree in business, business administration, business management, business education, finance, or political science OR the equivalent.

Pay is approximately $3,336 to $4,626 per three-unit class, depending on education and

work experience. A three-unit class involves three hours per week in the classroom for

sixteen weeks, plus additional hours for preparation, grading, and record keeping.

Teaching online and hybrid classes requires a brief training in effective distance

education practices. All new faculty are expected to participate in a one- evening

orientation.

For more details contact Sherrean Carr at [email protected]

Financial Accounting Managerial Accounting

Master’s degree in accountancy or business administration with accounting concentration OR bachelor’s degree in business with accounting emphasis or business administration with accounting emphasis or economics with an accounting emphasis AND master’s degree in business, business administration, business education, economics, taxation, or finance OR the equivalent. (NOTE: A bachelor’s degree in accountancy or business administration with accounting concentration, with a CPA license is an alternative qualification for this discipline)

Pay is approximately $3,336 to $4,626 per three-unit class, depending on education and work experience. A three-unit class involves three hours per week in the classroom for sixteen weeks, plus additional hours for preparation, grading, and record keeping. Teaching online and hybrid classes requires a brief training in effective distance education practices. All new faculty are expected to participate in a one- evening orientation.

For more information contact Sherrean Carr at [email protected]

Are you looking for a new Job? Gavilan College is Hiring part time Faculty.

Reserve your ad space in this years Business Directory and Community Guide!

Scan and email to [email protected] - or bring it by and say HI!

Advertising Opportunity! If you would like to advertise in future copies of this

publication, please contact our office at:

(408) 779-9444

[email protected]

Kevin P. Courtney Attorney At Law

Licensed before the

U.S. Tax Court

Providing business, litigation,

estate planning and tax-related

legal services since 1977.

17415 Monterey Road,

#204

Morgan Hill, CA 95037

(408) 779-5101

www.KPCLaw.com

Now Open!

New Gavilan College Coyote Valley Center

The first classes include communication studies, mathematics, Pilates, and public safety training through the Academy.

There is still time to register for Music 15 (Music Appreciation) for this semester at the new site.

This course is designed to acquaint the students with the elements of music and the primary musical periods of traditional Western European classical music.

The 3-unit class starts on March 20. It will meet Mondays and Wednesdays from 11:20 a.m. to 2:25 p.m. in room E107 at the Coyote Valley Center, 560 Bailey Avenue.

www.gavilan.edu

We would like to acknowledge Leonette Stafford’s

Recognition Award at the corporate Award banquet

Friday March 31, 2017 for achieving Premier Sales

Master for 2016.

Realty World People To People would also like to

announce the addition to our Realtor team. Marc

Ortiz and Hayley Dowsly-Connelly new Realty World

Realtors. And Lori Allen Office assistant.

17485 Monterey Rd. Ste 105 Morgan Hill, CA 95038

facebook.com/MorganHillChamber

We are planning the 2017 - 2018 Business Directory and Community Guide. Scheduled to print in August, the Business Directory is mailed to every location in Morgan Hill, including every resident and business address, and is stocked at several high traffic locations in the city of Morgan Hill.

Click last years Guide cover for the form used to reserve your ad.

If you are in need of 2017 California or Federal Labor Law required

posters, pamphlets or training classes, we have your links here.

Labor Law posters and pamphlets are

available online at the CalChamber store

Gavilan Employer Advisory Council and

the California Employer Advisory Council

have all the information you need to be

in compliance with 2017 employment

laws and trends. call David at: 408-216-6145