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LOOMIS Women in Business Kasey smith

Jacqueline Lostritto

Kasey Smith had always wanted to own a business.So when her youngest child started school, she opened the VillaSmith gift shop in a space near her friend’s spa.

Two years later, Smith moved to her new location across from the Raley’s shopping center on Horseshoe Bar Road. In December, Smith will celebrate four years at that location.

A 10-year resident of Loomis, Smith volunteers at Franklin Elementary, her children’s school.

“I try to carry local products, products manufactured in the U.S.A. and also products that give back to other organizations. Loomis (signature) products are very popular, such as mugs, pint glasses, custom signs, dish towels and wine glasses. We try to offer unique gifts at affordable price points and we are constantly bringing in new vendors. Lots of girlfriend gifts.”

“Customer service is what sets you apart.

I believe in putting the customer first and

Jacqueline manages Il Pizzaiolo Woodfired Pizza with passion for the highest quality artisan food and drink. She is always on the lookout for fresh, seasonal ingredients to support Il Pizzaiolo’s passion for the farm-to-fork movement. She is constantly seeking out opportunities to improve her craft, from online research, to hiring baristas to teach her and the employees how to make a good latte.

In addition to her dedication to the highest quality for her customers, she is considerate of all employees and does her best to create a fun and respectful work environment. If that weren’t enough, she spends her free time gardening, tending to her small family farm and soon-to-be vineyard, and crafting homemade preserves!

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developing a relationship. We have the most amazing customers and I feel so blessed to meet and share with so many amazing people. Our customers are the most important part of our business.”

“The people are the best part. I love meeting new customers and connecting with our loyal customers. I feel so lucky to be able to do what I love and then spend the afternoon with my kids. Driving them to practices, games and homework.”

NOMINATED BY: Amanda Lostritto

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abrina began her career in accounting in 1997.

She has spent the last several years growing her department with Hebard to over 1,000 clients and 4 full time staff members. The accounting department at Hebard provides its clients with comprehensive Personal & Business Services in the areas of the bookkeeping, payroll and tax consulting and preparation.

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Chris Hebard-Summers CIC, CRM, AFIS

Chris is the 3rd generation to own and operate Hebard Insurance since their start in 1950. Together with her partner, Sabrina Archuleta, Hebard offers both Insurance and Tax solutions for individuals and businesses.

They “take the time that it takes” to make sure that all the things that are important to their clients are protected.

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Lily tanner

Melanie Bergevin

Mc Laughlin Theatre Company

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Lily Tanner recently started working for McLaughlin Theatre Company in Loomis.

Tanner, who lives in Sacramento, will direct McLaughlin’s fall junior production, “Seussical Jr.” She will also teach “Collaborative Theatre-making,” acting classes for students aged 8 to 18 years old.

The Loomis News asked Tanner to talk about her theater career. Her answers follow.

What’s your earliest memory of wanting to work in the theater?

“I’ve been performing in plays and musicals since I was a kid but I never thought that working in theater was a career option until my third year of college.

I was in a class called improvisation and theater-making, and one of our assignments was to create a 20-minute play in about an hour. There were 10 students in our class and we all had a bunch of ideas. I found myself organizing everyone’s ideas, facilitating discussions about which ideas would work well, and guiding the group to turn those ideas into scenes. It was the best I had ever felt in a rehearsal room because I was helping everyone to work together to tell a story. I realized then that I wanted to be a director because it meant that I could help people work together to create art every day.”

What advice would you give to young people interested in acting?

“One thing I see young actors do is not fully commit to their characters because they are self-conscious about how their peers will view them if they act ‘silly’ or ‘emotional’ on stage. I encourage young actors to push

past the fear of being made fun of to really engage with their characters.”

As an acting instructor, how do you approach teaching your students?

“My classes are structured so that the students create their own show as a group, so I feel that one of my main tasks in the rehearsal room is to maintain an environment where everyone feels that they can put forth ideas, be creative and take risks without being judged. I think that the process of creating theatre is a very vulnerable and personal one, so I want everyone to feel that they are safe and valued.”

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What are some of the tips you will give them?

“In general, performers need to be disciplined, which is a word that encompasses a lot of behaviors, a few of which are being polite in the rehearsal room, being punctual, knowing your lines, warming up, examining your habits and adjusting the negative ones, paying attention to the performance whether you’re on or offstage, etc. I also think that theatremakers of any discipline need to be open to taking risks and trying out new ideas.”

What might be surprising about being a performer?

“I think the thing that people might find surprising about being a performer is that it isn’t easy. When you’re watching a show, you know that you are seeing a story unfold but what you don’t know is that the people onstage have so much in their heads and they are still able to act, sing, dance, and transport you to another place.

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Where did you train for the theater?

“I earned my B.A. in theatre and dance from U.C.-Davis in December of 2016. I feel very fortunate to have attended U.C.Davis because I was able to receive a multidisciplinary theatre education. Not only was I able to learn about acting and theatre history but I also was able to be an assistant director and sound designer, and to create my own work.

I also attended the Dell’Arte International School of Physical Theatre summer intensive workshop in the summer of 2014.

Being a student at Dell’Arte taught me the importance of paying attention to the full body when creating theatre, and that failure is an important and necessary part of the creative process.”

Melanie is the epitome of a professional business woman. She is fair, trustworthy, caring, confident, honest, and she cares about her clients. She serves many people from Sun City Lincoln Hills and her service to them goes above and beyond. She checks in on them to make sure they are doing well especially if they have been ill. She has even transported some clients to social events, for them to get Spotlight out and enjoy socializing.

Melanie is not in it for the money, she truly cares about her clients. She has also been nominated and selected as Best of the Best Financial advisor.

Her community involvement through Rotary and the Chamber of a Commerce is apparent by her willingness to serve her community. Melanie is a regular volunteer for events from serving, to selling raffle tickets

(and she is quite the seller) to organizing an activity at an event. When it comes to the dirty work, Melanie never hesitates to jump right in. I love working along side her because she is in it to get it done.

Melanie has also stepped out of her normal routine and is going to be a host mom for our Rotary exchange student.

She and her husband, Keith are looking forward to this new venture. Our exchange student, Mateo, will be getting his fill of skiing and snowboarding this winter while staying with the Bergevins. For a couple that has never had children of their own, this is a huge “out of your comfort zone”experience but they are welcoming him with open arms.

Melanie Bergevin is a wonderful representative for Women in Business, she truly is a wonderful example, mentor and role model.

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Lori Frey is a very active member of the Downtown Lincoln Association and the Lincoln Area Chamber of Commerce. Lori was the Event Co-Chair for the 2017 Lincoln Showcase Event and is the Chairperson of the PCAR Lincoln Marketing meetings. Lori is very excited and proud to have her Company name on one of the iconic and prominent landmarks in Lincoln and also very eager to help members of this wonderful community purchase and sell homes in Lincoln. The Brokerage has been very active since opening their location at 110 Lincoln Blvd., (previously the many years vacant “Joseph Realty” building) and are continuously interviewing and hiring new agents in the Real Estate industry. Look no further, whether buying or selling, renting or investing – Frey and Associates; Lori Frey, Broker has it ALL!

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Becky Neilson Neilson Bookkeeping Becky Neilson loves numbers and enjoys helping people in business that have a passion for what they do but don’t necessarily have the understanding or know-how to keep their books. Becky enjoys setting people up for success in their bookkeeping and ultimately for taxes. She also travels to the client who can’t get away to see her.

Becky started her personalized bookkeeping service in 2009. She had owned a few businesses and understood the importance of the bookkeeping process as a foundation for success. Becky and her husband live on a farm in Sheridan where they raise chickens and sheep.

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itzi has lived in the Lincoln community for 11 years, and has deep seeded roots in the community. She has a passion for helping others, which is why she serves on the board for the Lighthouse Counseling and Family Resource Center and volunteers in many other projects around town. She uses her real estate business as a catalyst to increase her community service reach, as she believes that it is the responsibility of every business owner to expand the city in which they live.

Mitzi very much enjoys being a Realtor, which allows her the flexibility to be of service to her community. Since becoming licensed four years ago, she has earned Master’s Club designation for the past 3 consecutive years. She works hard to provide a level of service to her clients that is unparalleled, and puts them in the center of each and every transaction.

When Mitzi is not busy helping to enrich her community or assisting people with achieving their dreams, she is spending time with her family. Her family is very involved with the Lincoln Theatre Company, and her husband Xavier and children share her legacy of community service.

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Simply Nutrition

Shannan Daetwiler has helped hundreds of people achieve their health goals.

NOMINATED BY: Maureen

Simply Nutrition opened in April 2016 bringing years of retail and health-andwellness product knowledge and experience to Lincoln residents.

“After graduating college, I went on to work in various retail establishments. I was a manager with Macy’s, worked in product procurement for an online retailer, and the last nine years in the health-and-wellness industry as a representative of various brands helping other health food stores build their business,” Daetwiler said.

After aiding other retailers grow their business and numerous travel miles, the time had come for Daetwiler to start her own health food store.

“I decided that I would rather spend my days helping others in a retail store in Lincoln, rather than driving all over

Northern California. So with my husband’s blessing, we took all that I had learned and put it into reality by opening Simply Nutrition,” she said.

“Not only do we offer high-quality products at competitive pricing,” Daetwiler said. “We want our customers to be happy with their purchase and with their experience every time they are in Simply Nutrition.”

NOMINATED BY: The Editorial Staff

Dr. Eloisa Espiritu, D.D.S.

Lincoln Smiles

You know immediately entering the Lincoln Smiles Dental office that you are entering a special place. It’s a serene atmosphere where you are immediately offered a greeting and a smile.

Dr. Espiritu started her business in Twelve Bridges eleven years ago.

Since then, she has added two more treatment rooms and has a staff of seven. Dr Espiritu’s goal was to offer exemplary customer service by putting the patient first with their ideal treatment. She wanted to make going to the dentist a good experience.

Dr. Espiritu started working in the dental field when she was a 15 year old high school student. This experience motivated her to pursue becoming a dentist. Her philosophy is to provide quality dentistry for the entire family while pampering them with kindness and special services. She offers paraffin hand wax treatments and movies during your appointment.

Dr Espiritu is very active in the community with Soroptimist International of Lincoln, the Lincoln Chamber and Smiles For Kids, providing free dentistry for underprivileged children.

Ultimately, Dr. Espiritu’s goal is to keep growing her business by providing people with healthy, happy smiles.

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Kathy Cameron

Orchard Creek Lodge

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When Kathy Cameron decided to make a career move, she sent her resume to what she considered the best facility in the Greater Sacramento area. It took another four years to get the job as catering and events sales manager for the Orchard Creek Lodge at Sun City Lincoln Hills. She joined the company last September.

“When my wedding colleagues and I would compare local venues, we all felt that SCLHCA (Sun City Lincoln Hills) was the most beautiful and had the best group of professionals running it,” Cameron said.

The staff’s shared vision of good service sets the Orchard Creek Lodge’s catering and events apart from others in the industry, Cameron said.

“We are so unique here, run for and by our residents. I feel that we all want the same things: value, good service and a memorable experience,” Cameron said.

“Our technical and catering teams here are the best I’ve ever worked with.”

Cameron’s 33-year career in the catering

and events business began in Hawaii.

“Although I graduated from the University of Hawaii in public relations, I interned at Sheraton Makaha’s Golf Resort helping with Hawaii’s most beautiful weddings.”

She spent 25 years in the business before moving stateside.

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Patient comfort is Dr. Eloisa Espiritu’s specialty. At Lincoln Smiles Family & Cosmetic Dentistry, Dr. Espiritu offers her patients “spa dentistry” that includes warm towels, a blanket, a hand paraffin treatment and movies.

“We pamper our patients to help them relax and feel more comfortable,” she said.

Espiritu also offers “oral conscious sedation” using monitored medication to relieve patient anxiety during procedures, said Lincoln Smiles staff.

“I want to provide patients highquality dentistry in a caring and friendly environment,” Espiritu said.

The dentist has been serving Lincoln patients since 2006. Lincoln Smiles services include crowns, dentures, bridges, root canals, dental implants, orthodontics, sleep apnea appliances and treatment of periodontal disease, according to her website.

Espiritu enjoys making a positive difference in a person’s life by making

their smile more healthy and attractive and building their self-confidence.

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Melanie Bergevin Financial Advisor

Rather than me choosing this career right out of college, life’s experiences brought me to this career and wonderful community. About seventeen years ago

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while jogging on the side of a road, I was struck by an uninsured driver driving someone else’s uninsured car. Six months of recovery and learning to walk again gave me time to realize how I could make a difference in someone else’s life. As an Edward Jones Financial Advisor, I’m blessed to help others reach their financial goals, dreams and protect their wealth.

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ROCKLIN Women in Business Robin Stout

Lucy Van Horn

Since it opened with 100 students in 2001, Rocklin Academy Family of Schools has expanded to four campuses serving more than 2,600 students in grades K-12.

The district has scored high for teacher quality, student test scores and diversity by independent organizations such as Niche, and by the Placer Herald.

Superintendent Robin Stout said the founders of the school system saw an opportunity for a new educational option in the community, so they opened a set of public, tuition-free charter schools open to all students.

Rocklin Academy’s campuses are divided into Turnstone, Meyers and Western Sierra Collegiate Academy. It is also the first public school system in the greater Sacramento area to provide the nationally recognized Core Knowledge curriculum.

Stout said students thrive in it, and together with its exceptional teachers and individualized instruction, the district has flourished.

CEO Lucy Van Horn said she was moved to help her daughter, Jeni, open Studio 65 Dance Company when Jeni’s passion for dance and teaching became apparent. They had both lived in Rocklin for 23 years, they thought it would be the perfect place to open a state-of-the-art dance studio.

Lucy, a real estate broker and owner of the Van Horn Group by day, said she thought it was a good time to invest in her daughter’s passion and start a family business.

Today she attributes their business’ success to a staff of genre-specific teachers and state-of-the-art resources.

“We have set goals and guidelines for each upcoming year for our students. We want to keep our classes smaller and only allow a maximum class size per teacher, per room, for up to 16 students, so we can focus specifically on each and every child’s development,” Lucy said.

She said their goal is for students to focus less on “winning” than on development, techniques, teamwork, discipline and

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Spotlight “We have a strong partnership with our families and our parents are highly engaged and committed to our mission,” she said.

“I am honored that the readers of the Placer Herald once again recognized the Rocklin Academy Family of Schools. This reaffirms our mission to provide a distinct educational program strengthened by our community and parent partnerships.”

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Broker/Owner of The Van Horn Group Real Estate & Property Management and Owner of Rocklin’s all new Studio 65 Dance Company. As a Rocklin resident of 24 years, Lucy is community oriented and has developed strong business ties in the community, long lasting relationships, and a reputation for honesty, ethics and integrity. After running a successful Real Estate brokerage for the past 12 years she decided to expand her business practices by investing in her daughters passion for dance and teaching, opening Studio 65 Dance Company run and co-owned by her daughter Jeni Van Horn. Lucy’s successful business remedy is to work hard, be passionate about what you do, stay strong, believe in yourself and always treat your customers the way you would want to be treated. As the saying goes, “When the going gets tough the tough get going!”

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commitment, laboring diligently at what they love. “We strongly encourage our students to attend master classes and events at other studios and conventions throughout the region to enhance their dance training and exposure,” she said.

“We thrive on excellence, achievement, solidarity, and most importantly development of our dancers for the future, while still having fun!”

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My business literally consists of going on ‘blind dates’ every day. Sounds silly...good for a laugh but its true in many ways. When a Blind Spot designer visits a potential clients home for consultation it is a new opportunity to begin relationship. Being invited in to peoples home to transform their living environment is exciting for both of us.

Everyone has different expectations, lifestyles Jeannie Noll, Owner and budgets. Its our job to find a solution to incorporate all these elements into a long term satisfying home upgrade. The saying “ there is no place like home” is very true. CHECK YOUR BLIND SPOT!

Kari Pegram

Strikes Unlimited Strikes Unlimited owner Kari Pegram describes the bowling alley as “one big playground.” Not only does it offer 50 bowling lanes, but the entertainment center has an arcade, party spaces, a private lounge and a restaurant with in-house catering. Customers can throw birthday parties for their kids or friends, watch live performances inside the Halftime Bar and Grill or participate in a bowling league, among several other options.

Pegram said the activities are what sets Strikes apart from other bowling alleys.

“We have something for everyone in the community, from families to singles to large corporations that can rent out the entire venue,” she said. “We have full-scale entertainment for all ages.”

Established in 2006 and under Pegram’s ownership in 2011, Strikes Unlimited has about 90 employees between all its operations. She said her favorite part of running the business is being able to provide job opportunities and meet lots of

BLINDS SHADES SHUTTERS fellow community members. It does cut in to her bowling time, though.

“I’m like the hairdresser with a bad hairdo,” Pegram said. “My game’s not so good. I don’t have time to bowl.”

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Yvonne Mitchell

Daycation for Seniors Yvonne Mitchell has a true passion for what she does everyday. Years ago she noticed the gap in great elder care for seniors not ready for a nursing home. She opened Daycation for Seniors to provide a social experience and also to help keep families together. She spends her days keeping seniors safe, engaged and happy.

The quality of life increase they see is very rewarding and the senior’s close friends and families will be the first to attest to that.

Yvonne will always greet you with a smile and make you feel at home, something not so common in business anymore. I would encourage you to stop by and shadow the work she does there, you will be shocked how all participants are treated just as family.

Yvonne’s actual title is Activities Director and she plans a special event for each day, whether it is a young school band or an exotic pet display, every day there is something new to keep the seniors sharp and on their toes.

By starting this small business in Rocklin

she provides employment to seven people in the community and respite care to over 100 families. She loves what she does and I assure you once you stop by you will know exactly why.

NOMINATED BY: Nick Mitchell

Yvonne Mitchell deserves this honor because she enjoys bringing joy and happiness to seniors with cognitive and physical declines.

She is the Activity Director at Daycation, a daycare program for seniors.

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Lisa Hansen Lisa Hansen, with her husband Zach, started Growing Brilliant in 2013 with their Rocklin location. Lisa is a credentialed elementary school teacher and also has experience as a preschool teacher and reading specialist. Lisa holds a master’s degree in education and is currently working on her doctoral dissertation at the University of San Francisco. Through her research, Lisa has learned that early experiences are directly linked to academic achievement later in life. She has a passion for early childhood development and believes in promoting lifelong learning.

Lisa enjoys creating exceptional curriculum and educational experiences with her amazing staff of teachers.

“Our favorite part about Growing Brilliant is knowing that our daughter (and her classmates!) have the best possible early learning experiences. We absolutely love taking her to our Preschool Academy and Parent Participation classes. We feel blessed that we can share Growing Brilliant with so many other parents!”

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