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BUSINESS“Petaluma’s voice for business” — A publication of the Petaluma Area Chamber of Commerce
May 2018 • Vol 27, No 5
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PAIDPETALUMA, CAPERMIT NO. 127
6 Petaluma Blvd. North, Suite A-2 Petaluma, CA 94952 707-762-2785 www.petalumachamber.com
Time Sensitive Material - Deliver by May 7
Petaluma
BUSINESSPetaluma
Networking
Events!
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Board Election Fills Four Director Seats change in the community regarding heart health of women in their community and across the country.
Incumbent Directors, Daniel Canales, an independent agent at HealthMarkets, Warren Dranit of Spaulding McCullough & Tansil LLP and Wayne Leach of CSW/Stuber-Stroeh Engineering Group, Inc., will resume their positions on the board.
Terms are for three years for the seats filled by election. Three of this year’s candidates are longtime PACC board members who will be continuing their board work.
Chamber member for the past 19 years and long-time chair of the PACC Ambassador program, Canales is recognized as cornerstone sage of the organization. He said he keeps in touch with the pulse of the Petaluma community through his active participation in numerous
Chamber outreach events. When he joined the Chamber in 1998, Canales said he found his PACC membership “afforded him ideal exposure to community business leaders; while at the same time being the perfect vehicle for community involvement.”
Dranit, a member of the Petaluma community for 30 years, was appointed to the Chamber Board in 2017 and has served on the Chamber’s Government Affairs Committee for more than 10 years. He said
he looks forward to continuing to support the Chamber in its mission of supporting local businesses and the community. He graduated from Leadership Petaluma in 2001. He is a partner in the law firm of Spaulding McCullough & Tansil LLP with a law practice focused on intellectual property and technology law issues. Prior to becoming an attorney, he was a software engineer in the aerospace industry. He has a BS and MS in Mathematics and Computer Science.
Electronic board election ballots returned by members last month filled four open seats on the Petaluma Area Chamber of Commerce (PACC) board of directors. Newly elected board members include Mary Lynn Bartholomew, area manager for Nelson Staffing, and a new addition to the board.
Bartholomew’s job is putting talented people to work with local companies which she believes makes her an ideal fit as a PACC Ambassador, as well as a board member. She is about to celebrate her five year anniversary with Nelson Staffing and has been in the staffing industry for 25 years, all in Sonoma County. She is a member of the ELC for Go Red for Women, a part of the American Heart Association and an InspiRed Women, which is a society of women who have the passion, the motivation and inspiration to drive and influence
Here’s Your Update on Petaluma Police ActivityIt’s a chance that doesn’t come along
every day, when Petaluma Police Chief and Petaluma Area Chamber of Commerce (PACC) member, Ken Savano, offers an insider briefing on local policing at the May 11 PACC Quarterly lunch from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Rooster Run Event Center, 2301 E. Washington St.
Police Chief Savano began his career with the Petaluma Police Department in 1994 as a foot and bicycle patrol officer in downtown.
During his more than two decades
on the Petaluma police force he has coordinated and implemented the department’s first full time Traffic Safety Program that expanded to include a Motorcycle Team and DUI enforcement strategies and became one of the highest acclaimed law enforcement programs in the county. He was recognized as Officer of the Year in 1998. In 1999, he was selected to join the Motorcycle Team and the Crisis Response Unit acting as crisis negotiator. He also served as supervisor of the Police Canine Program.
As the Motor Sergeant for the Traffic Team in 2008, he and his team earned formal commendations and awards from the International Association of Chiefs of Police Law Enforcement Challenge, the Califor-nia Law Enforcement Challenge, the California Office of Traffic Safety, and Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD).
During his 2014 assignment to the Patrol Division, where in addition to his patrol teams, he also managed the Field Training Program and Police Canine Team, he was also
selected as a Management Advisory Group (MAG) representative for the Sonoma County Law Enforcement Consortium.
Upon his assignment In November 2014 to the Petaluma Policing Division he became responsible for professional standards, personnel, public relations, technology, social media, department support, school support, volunteers, mental health and homelessness.
In June 2016, in addition to his
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Mary Lynn Bartholomew
Daniel Canales Warren Dranit Wayne Leach
2 May 2018 Petaluma BUSINESS – A publication of the Petaluma Area Chamber of Commerce
Agri-BusinessCall the Chamber for info. 762-2785
AmbassadorsDaniel Canales, 707-888-5350 HealthMarkets
Jim Alexander, 762-2818 Financial Consultant
Government AffairsWayne Leach, 795-4764 CSW/Stuber-Stroeh Engineering Group
Leadership Petaluma AlumniLaurie Cameron, 303-740-0352WAKE UP! Enterprises
Leadership Petaluma ProgramCall 762-2785 for info.
Petaluma Business AllianceSuzanne Tucker, 225-5510
Women in BusinessAnn-Marie Clear, 367-0409 Clear Directions
Chamber CommitteesCall 762-2785 for more info.
PETALUMA BUSINESS CREDITS
Published by the Petaluma Area Chamber
of Commerce, 6 Petaluma Blvd. N., Suite A-2
©2018 Petaluma Chamber of Commerce
Marsha Trent Editor & Writer AVM Graphics Design & Production Marin Sun Printing
President Todd Mendoza*, 769-4303
Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage [email protected]
First Vice PresidentWayne Leach*, 795-4764
CSW/Stuber-Stroeh Engineering [email protected]
Second Vice PresidentMike Harris, 665-2100, ext. 9502
CrossCheck, [email protected]
Treasurer Elece Hempel*, 765-8488
Petaluma People Services [email protected]
Immediate Past PresidentDan Ancheta*, 490-5997
OPES Advisors [email protected]
DIRECTORS
Daniel Canales, 888-5350Healthmarkets
Warren Dranit, 283-0000Spaulding McCullough & Tansil LLP
W. Thomas Griffith, CIC, 766-2282Ramatici Insurance, Inc.
Allan Jaffee, 242-8277Top Speed Data
Kevin Jones, 571-8911FASTSIGNS®
W. Thom Knudson*, 763-1911Behrens, Nelson & Knudson
Richard Marzo*, 763-1515Lace House Linens
Mary Roualdes, 570-5656Boldface Media
Chief Ken Savano, 778-4463Petaluma Police [email protected]
Scott Warner, 495-3723Pacific Gas & Electric
CHAMBER STAFF762-2785 • Fax 762-4721
Onita Pellegrini*, CEOShelly Silva, Bookkeeper
Tarathena Sager, Office AdministratorPeg Brown, Administrative Assistant
Bonnie Cordoza, Membership Director
* Leadership Petaluma Graduates
www.petalumachamber.com
BUSINESSPetaluma
BoardContinued from page 1
Longtime Petaluma resident, Leach is a licensed professional engineer, manager, and principal owner at CSW/Stuber-Stroeh (CSWIST2), a noted North Bay engineering firm. He has been CSW|ST2 for the past 16 years and is a past president and current State Director for the American Council of Engineering Companies California (ACEC California).
Leach is also a graduate of Leadership Petaluma (Class of 99) and current Chair of the Government Affairs Committee. He said he appreciates “the incredible effort that so many Chamber representatives
and members put into keeping our business and community interests known.”
Newly elected PACC board and officers will be installed at the annual members lunch on June 22 at Cattlemen’s restaurant, 5012 Petaluma Blvd. This event is touted as the quintessential “meet and eat” for PACC members, offering a perfect opportunity to get acquainted with fellow members, to enjoy a plated lunch, live music, raffle prizes, no-host bar and to sample of Cattlemen’s exclusive 50th anniversary ‘Old West’ pale ale by Lagunitas. Cost is $30 per person. Tickets are available through the Chamber website event calendar or by calling (707)762-2785.
command of Petaluma Policing, he was asked to assume a leadership role in the Operations Division.
In addition to his law enforcement commitments, Savano is a member of the Petaluma Sunrise Rotary Club, Petaluma Elks Lodge and is a board member for the Salvation Army and PACC. He also supports Mentor Me Petaluma as a mentor, Petaluma Boys and Girls Club, Special Olympics, Avon 39 – The Walk To End Breast Cancer, and has served as a law enforcement liaison to United Anglers of Casa Grande High School and the Adobe Creek Restoration Project.
Admission for the Quarterly lunch annual police briefing is $35 for PACC members, non-members have to pay $40. Tickets are available through the Chamber website event calendar or by calling (707)762-2785.
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Lauded and Liked PACC Volunteer Gone
Members who did not know James Thomas “Jim” Wilson, Jr. may not understand the profound loss Petaluma Area Chamber of Commerce (PACC) members, directors, and staff feel at his death.
The 62-year old paraplegic man who most of us knew as “Jim” died on March 31 at home. Wilson was born on March 11, 1956 in Michigan. He was a volunteer at PACC for more than 25 years. Anybody who worked with “Jim,” knew him as a gentle person who was usually cheerful and eager to help. He was best known as “Jim.” He was also a kind, friendly
gentleman who never seemed to have a bad opinion of any one.
He was also a volunteer at the Petaluma Library and a budding artist who according to his obit “attended art classes at the Petaluma Senior Center where he created many “beautiful ceramics and paintings.”
Though he spent his life in a wheelchair, “Jim” never seemed to stop doing what he could to make the community a better place for everyone. He will be missed. Donations in his name may be made to Hospice of Petaluma.
Looks like the April ribbon cutting at Harvest by The Patio (formerly known as Cultivate) at 5 Petaluma Blvd. South, Suite D was a great way to re-introduce a healthy food restaurant concept.
PHOTO BY: TARATHENA SAGER
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Highlights From the Community Awards Event
The Petaluma Community Awards of Excellence celebration again provided an annual reminder of all the inspirational people and businesses in Petaluma and it was fun as evidenced by the pictures here.
Along with Petaluma’s Citizen of the Year Chris Ranney, the founder of Ranney Coaching and Consulting, other award winners included Police Officer of the Year, Jacob Gutierrez, all of Petaluma’s fire fighters named by the fire chief as the Fire Fighters of the Year, reclaimed building materials builder and dealer Heritage Salvage named as Small Business of the Year, Fishman Supply Company,
named as Large Business of the Year. The Excellence in Agriculture award went to Kip and Marilyn Herzog, the co-owners and operators of the Sleepy Hollow dairy and vineyards. The Excellence in Education award was given to Vanessa Luna Shannon, the Director of Gateway to College at Santa Rosa Junior College Petaluma,.
Los Gu’achis musical group, were the winners of the Service to Seniors award. The Special Youth in Service Award was given to Paige Williams, Volunteer of the Year was James Fitzgerald, and Petaluma Animal Services officer, Mark Scott, received the Service Person of the Year.
Community awards food sponsors included, Bump City Bakery, Ulia’s Delicatessen, Sally Tomatoes, Real Doner, Twin Oaks roadhouse, Bert’s Desserts, Preferred Sonoma Caterers, Alfredo’s Italian Restaurant, The Chicago Pizzeria, The Drawing Board, Whole Foods, and Chicken Pharm. Pure Energy Productions provided lighting, music and presentation settings. Petaluma Boy Scout Troop 8 were flag bearers.
The special event co-sponsored by Petaluma Area Chamber of Commerce (PACC) and the Petaluma Argus Courier took place at the Rooster Run Event Center. For those unable to attend, enjoy the photos on page 8 and make it a point to be there next year.
Petaluma’s Citizen of the Year, Chris Ranney. For more pictures, see page 6.
PHOTO BY: TARATHENA SAGER
New Marketing App Launched for Local Business
Petaluma Area Chamber of Commerce (PACC) members and local consumers are being invited to investigate a marketing platform that allows businesses to target their current customer base with promotions and deals that are visible on their cell phones.
NETcinity is a proximity marketing company with the mission of strengthening communities by strengthening the small to medium businesses in them. The company claims to enable businesses to compete with big box chains by providing marketing technology that has been, until now, too costly.
The platform also helps attract new customers or clients by allowing businesses to automatically contact
consumers with a Bluetooth notification on the lock screen of their mobile device when they are within 260 feet of the front door of the business.
Also customers, after downloading the app available in the Apple App Store or the Google Play Store, can see local store deals, coupons, promotions and events right on their cell phones and they will be notified when they are near their new favorite business.
PACC members who download the app right now will be able to find all of the Chamber events listed for the next few months.
To learn more about NETcinity, call Jim Griffith at 324-5553 or Sherry Ballestrasse at 415-827-0909.
Learn More About Hiring Older Workers
Employers and human resources professionals in all fields are invited to learn more at a breakfast meeting discussing “Sonoma County’s New Workforce: Older Adults – The Business Case for Age-Friendly Hiring,” on May 9, from 7-10 a.m., at Vintners Inn, 4350 Barnes Road in Santa Rosa. The event is hosted by Aging Together Sonoma County, the Sonoma County Workforce Investment Board and the Economic Development Board.
“Twenty-five percent of our county population is age 60 and above and many want to work,” Sonoma County Board of Supervisors member Shirlee Zane, District 3 said.
The keynote address, “The Right Stuff: Older Adults Working Longer, Working Smarter,” will be presented by Richard Adler, Distinguished Fellow at the Institute for the Future. Adler’s address will be followed by a panel of local age-friendly employers discussing the benefits they’ve experienced by hiring older workers. The panel will be moderated by Cynthia Murray, President and CEO, North Bay Leadership Council. Speakers are: Senior Vice President
of Human Resources at Jackson Family Wines Larry D. Smith; Bett Dundershein, Business and Community Outreach Coordinator for the San Francisco/Marin YWCA, and Matt Maguire, who works in the hospitality industry at Sonoma Portworks.
“Older workers bring wisdom and experience that can assist in problem resolution and building a healthy workplace,” according to Sonoma County Board of Supervisors member Lynda Hopkins, District 5.
Program sponsor, Aging Together Sonoma County is led by members of the Board of Supervisors, the Sonoma County Human Services Department Adult and Aging Division, Sonoma County Department of Public Health, the Council on Aging, Petaluma People Services Center and the Petaluma Health Center.
Reservations are $25 for individuals or $200 for a table of eight at eventbrite.com/e/sonoma-countys-new-workforce-older-adults-tickets-43634670474. For event information, call (707) 525-0143, ext. 100.
SRJC 100th Celebration Ongoing
Upcoming events in the year-long celebration of Santa Rosa Junior College’s (SRJC) 100th anniversary include several events at the Petaluma campus.
Information about the celebration activities is listed on the website at srjc100.santarosa.edu/events-activities-2018. Admission to most events is free except for the fundraisers that includes a 100th Anniversary Celebration Dinner at the Santa Rosa campus on May 31
sponsored by the SRJC Foundation.
A free art exhibit titled “100 Years: Countless Stories,” continues through July 26 at the Herold Mahoney Library Gallery on the Petaluma campus. Other events with a special 100th anniversary them include the Annual Building Community Breakfast, sponsored by the Friends of Petaluma Campus Trust, on June 7 at the SRJC Petaluma campus and 100th Anniversary Luma Fest on Oct. at the SRJC Petaluma campus.
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For those who missed the Petaluma Community Awards of Excellence celebration, these pictures should be evidence enough that it’s not to missed it next year. To learn more about the event and the people pictured, see the article on page 4.
All pictures were taken by Tarathena Sager, PACC staff.
Petaluma Community Awards of Excellence 2018
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Family Get Together at Down Home Day
Billed as a festival of affordable family fun that Petaluma Area Chamber of Commerce (PACC) members, friends and family “can roll up their sleeves for and positively enjoy,” the 4th annual Down Home Day 2018 is on May 19 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 205 Orchard Lane in Penngrove.
This family friendly, free event It is hosted by one of Sonoma County’s newest charitable nonprofits, Artful Arrangements, whose mission is to find ways for families including children and elders to play together.
This Artful Arrangements’ premier event of the year takes place on the grounds of a 1915 working homestead and offers free parking as well plenty of free activities including the self-guided grounds tour (where you walk through the portal of time), the Shoe Sticker Club, the Hula Hoop Hop and more.
Contests like the “Help-Fire-Save-Me!” where children can save grownups and the fire is not real, but the water is; Applesauce Challenge where the children feed the adults; the Egg Relay where the whole family participates against the timer and more offer all sorts of
opportunities for fun. The Spyralites will be performing live in Homestead Amphitheater and there will be cold brews in the Libation Station.
Down Home Day will also raise a little money through the grand drawing to support their programs and services, with donations from Andy’s Market, Casini Ranch Family Campground, Scandia Family Fun Center, Cal Skate, Garden Valley Ranch, and more. Food in the form of large-plate BBQ Chicken for $7 or $10, a Hot Dog Meal for $5, and Hotdogs for $3 are available. For more info, you can call Coordinator Diane, 707-664-8656, or visit www.artfularrangements.org.
Grab a ride at the family friendly, free Down Home Day event taking place on May 19 at Artful Arrangements in Penngrove.
Representatives from Redwood Credit Union (RCU) accepted Diamond Awards in industry marketing at the at the annual Credit Union National Association Marketing & Business Development Council conference in San Francisco. Accepting awards on behalf of RCU are, from left to right: Robin McKenzi, senior vice president of Marketing and Communications; Suzanne Knowlton, marketing manager; Matt Ostling, senior graphic designer; Priscilla Jaworski, senior marketing specialist; and Lonica Furniss, assistant manager marketing.
PACC Officers Named as Leaders
Petaluma Area Chamber of Commerce (PACC) Executive Director Onita Pellegrini and PACC Board Treasurer Elece Hempel were recently named along with other local women as Petaluma’s Women in Leadership by the Petaluma Argus Courier newspaper.
Hempel is Executive Director at Petaluma People Services and has served on the PACC board since 2006.
Pellegrini has been the Chamber’s CEO for 22 years.
Other noted local women named as leaders include: Sandy Doyle, superintendent and principal at Cinnabar School district, Rose Nowak, president of the Redwood Empire Unit 77 of Military Women, Connie Madrid, a loan office and PACC member since 2000, who is also a graduate of the Chamber’s Leadership Petaluma program, Camilla Gray-Nelson, owner of Dairydell Canine and sisters Michelle and Cristina Wilson, owners and founders of Ooh La Luxe.
Kaiser Permanente appoints Physician-in-Charge
Santa Rosa Medical Center’s new Mercury Way Medical Offices, slated to open May 21, will be run by Catherine Gutfreund, MD, who was recently chosen as physician-in-charge for the new offices.
Dr. Gutfreund will provide cross-department physician leadership, working with clinicians representing Adult Family Medicine, Dermatology, Foot and Ankle Surgery, Mental
Health and Wellness, Obstetrics/
Gynecology, and Pediatrics.
Most recently, Dr. Gutfreund served
as physician well-being chief, Family
Violence Prevention champion, and
chair of Integrative Medicine. She
will continue to serve on the Board
of the California Medical Association,
and as AFM Regional Depression
Lead.
Redwood Credit Union Hiring Event Set for May
Redwood Credit Union (RCU) is hosting a hiring event on Thursday, May 10 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at their Administrative Offices at 3033 Cleveland Ave. in Santa Rosa. The event will be focused on hiring new staff for all open RCU positions.
Interviews by appointment are preferred—candidates can apply online using link below—but walk-ins are welcome. Interested applicants should take the following actions:
1. Review current openings at www.redwoodcu.org/careers.
2. Select the job they’re interested in, click “Apply Now,” and then follow the guided steps to complete the online application.
3. The most qualified applicants will be invited to participate in
the Hiring Event interview day on Thursday, May 10th.
Redwood Credit Union offers competitive employee benefits, and has been named to the North Bay Business Journal’s “Best Places to Work” list for 12 consecutive years.
Founded in 1950, RCU is a full-service financial institution providing personal and business banking to consumers and businesses in the North Bay and San Francisco. RCU offers financial services, including checking and savings accounts, auto and home loans, credit cards, online and mobile banking, business services, commercial and SBA lending, wealth management, financial planning services, and more. Call 1 (800) 479-7928 or visit www.redwoodcu.org for more info.
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WIB Breakfast Speaker a PR Pro
The founder and principal of Studio PR, Melinda Hepp will be a speaker at The Petaluma Chamber’s Women in Business (WIB) committee breakfast at 7:30 a.m. on May 9, at the Palms Grill, 100 S. McDowell Blvd. The no-host breakfast also offers time for networking and inventive icebreaker topics.
Hepp will talk about what “Filling Your Funnel” means and how to accomplish it for yourself and your business. After pursuing her college degree in rhetoric and media studies, Hepp began her career in wine industry marketing before spending the last decade developing and managing strategic PR and communications programs for businesses and public agencies.
She co-founded the Professional Services Marketing Group – North Bay and is an active member of the
Petaluma Chamber of Commerce. Her client campaigns have earned multiple Communicator Awards and she was honored in 2013 by the North Bay Business Journal as one of its “Forty Under 40.”
For information, contact Petaluma Area Chamber of Commerce at 762-2785.
Melinda Hepp, Studio PRPromotion for PACC Member Announced
Exchange Bank recently announced the promotion of Rick Mossi to senior vice president of retail delivery. Mossi has worked for the bank for more than 18 years.
He was previously vice president and regional sales manager. He was hired in 1999 as the branch manager
for Petaluma Main. He is a graduate of UC Davis and a Petaluma native who has served as the president of both the Petaluma Rotary Club and PACC.
Exchange Bank is headquartered in Sonoma County and was founded in 1890.
New Sales Associate at Terra Firma Global Partners
PACC member Terra Firma
Global Partners recently announced
the addition of Forest DeSante as
the sales associate who will serve
residential real estate buyers in
Sonoma and Marin Counties from
offices in Petaluma and Novato.
The Petaluma resident is a native of
West Marin County and has years
of experience working in specialized
and high-touch service and sales.
Terra Firma Global Partners is a
locally owned and operated boutique
real estate company founded in 2010.
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Members – More info at www.petalumachamber.com
New MembersService First ForkliftEverett CordozaPO Box 4871Petaluma, CA 94955
Summit Financial Advisors, LLC.Rafel Velez19 Fourth Street, STE 210Petaluma, CA 94952
Wine Country Fine FurnitureJack Rasmussen3800 Bodega Ave.Petaluma, CA 94952
Renewing Members
Edible Arrangements
FASTSIGNS of Sonoma County
Foundry Wharf Business Park
KingSings PR, Marketing & Publicity
Law Office of Gina R. Klump
Petaluma Orthodontics,
Dr. Woo & Dr. DeBerardinis
Petaluma Services Network
Petaluma Veteran’s Memorial
Building
Quality Safety Tools
Rob Sullivan - Vanguard Properties
Sonic
Sonoma County Event Center
at the Fairgrounds
Team Logic IT
Trope Group
Visual Story Media, LLC
Wagner Health Center
Long-Time Members
Mike Hudson Distributing, 39 YearsGeorge Parisi
Pangea Silkscreen, Inc., 27 YearsMichele LeSage
NorthBay Biz, 26 Years
Palmgren’s Engravables, 26 YearsRuth Palmgren
Toby’s Trucking, Inc., 25 YearsToby Giacomini Jr.
Accuchex Corp./Time 2 Pay, 25 YearsLeslie Ruhland
Petaluma Market, 25 YearsJames Agius
Cal-West Rentals./Encore Events Rentals, 25 YearsBridget Doherty
Peace Officers Assoc. of Petaluma, 23 YearsTamara Shoemaker
Petaluma Yacht Club, 22 YearsMartin Little
Lagunitas Brewing Company, 21 YearsRon Lindenbusch
P.O.S.T. - Wellness by Design, 16 YearsChristina Kauk
CourseCo, Inc., 16 YearsCathy Simondi
A.E.Z.R. Pet Hospital, 15 YearsDr. Elmar U.Zamora D.V.M.
De Bel Roofing Supply, Inc., 15 YearsScott De Bel
Burbank Housing Development Corp., 12 YearsRebecca Vazquez
Vanda Floral Design, 12 YearsBryce Loutsch
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Calendar – May
1 Ambassadors Pongo’s Kitchen & Tap 701 Sonoma Mtn. Pkwy. 7:30 – 9:00 A.M.
1 Women in Business PACC Conference Room 6 Petaluma Blvd. N., Suite A-2 9:00 – 10:00 A.M.
2 Leadership Alumni PACC Conference Room 6 Petaluma Blvd. N., Suite A-2 9:00 – 10:00 A.M.
3 First Thursday - Labor Law Series with Jay Putnam (Wine & munchies provided) RSVP/NOTE TIME CHANGE Recent Changes in Law Require Corresponding Revisions to Employee Handbooks PACC Conference Room 6 Petaluma Blvd. N., Ste. A-2 Call 762-2785 or register at petalumachamber.com 4:30 –5:30 P.M.
4 Government Affairs PACC Conference Room 6 Petaluma Blvd. N., Suite A-2 7:30 – 9:30 A.M.
9 Women in Business Breakfast Tools to Grow Your Business Palms Grill 100 S. McDowell Blvd. 7:30 – 9:00 A.M.
11 PACC Quarterly Lunch - Petaluma Police Update Rooster Run Event Center 2301 E. Washington St. 11:30 A.M. – 1:30 P.M.
14 Board of Directors Petaluma Conference Room 6 Petaluma Blvd. N, Ste. A-2 12:00 – 1:30 P.M.
15 Women in Business PACC Conference Room 6 Petaluma Blvd. N., Suite A-2 9:00 – 10:00 A.M.
21 Business After Hours & Ribbon Cutting - Wine Country Fine Furniture 3800 Bodega Ave. 4:30 – 6:00 P.M.
22 SCORE Workshop: Open Forum PACC Conference Room 6 Petaluma Blvd. N., Suite A-2 9:00 A.M. – 12:00 P.M.
28 Memorial Day Holiday – PACC Office Closed
29 Lunch Mob @ TBD Call 762-2785 for info. 11:30 A.M. – 1:00 P.M.
Chamber Events
Looking Forward to June
7 First Thursday Labor Law Series
13 Women in Business Breakfast
22 Annual Members Luncheon
Check our online calendar to RSVP and/or pay as well.
Throw a Business Party!
Celebrate your Grand Opening,
Relocation or Anniversary
with a Ribbon Cutting or Business After Hours
Call 707-762-2785 TODAY
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Amy’s Kitchen, Inc. • Todd Mendoza, Coldwell Banker • CSW/Stuber Stroeh Engineering Group, Inc. • Cattlemens Deer Creek Village • Fishman Supply Inc. • Kaiser Permanente • Moonware Design • Petaluma Coffee & Tea Co.Don Ramatici Insurance • Safeway • Smart & Final • Nancy Cooley, State Farm Insurance • Summit State Bank
Sutter Health Novato Community Hospital • Visual Story Media, LLC • Wagner Health Center • Welcome Wagon • Wells Fargo Bank
Bronze Members
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