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RESOLUTIONS FOR YOUR BUSINESS?

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Make one decision and check everything off, join the Roseville Area Chamber NOW!

Visit RosevilleAreaChamber.com/NewYears or call 916-783-8136 to learn more

We enjoy a well-deserved reputation as a trusted pillar in the community, earned through years of consistent and reliable professional performance.

By law, you must post a compliant Employment Poster in a conspicuous place in the workplace where all employees and applicants can see it. If any of your company’s workers are Spanish-speaking, you will need to order the Spanish version.

2020 California & Federal All-in-One Labor Law Poster By purchasing through the Chamber you receive Poster Protection which means we will automatically replace your posters for free when any mandatory changes occur during the calendar year!

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www.RosevilleAreaChamber.com/Employment-Poster and return via: Mail: 650 Douglas Blvd., Roseville 95678

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President’s Update

CEO’s Update

City Update

Installation Dinner 2020

Meet our new Board President, Doug Wagemann of Wagemann Holdings, Inc. Get to know him with a Q&A.

Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce CEO Wendy Gerig shares exciting five-star news.

Roseville Mayor John B. Allard II shares about the City’s work to create more affordable housing and a recent meeting at the White House.

Meet the 2020 Board of Directors and learn how you can be a part of the 2020 Installation Dinner.

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Ribbon Cuttings

Our Elected Officials’ Vote Record

Upcoming Events

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Meet some of the newest Chamber Members, Members with new locations, and Members who passed major milestones!

Member Highlight

The California Chamber of Commerce records how our elected officials voted on your priorities.

Looking for a good networking event? Want to learn more about how to make your business the best? Look no further than the Chamber’s Calendar of Events!

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Officers President Doug Wagemann

Wagemann Holdings, Inc.

President-Elect John Mason

Gurnee Mason Rushford Bonotto & Forestiere LLP

Past President Jeff Richardson

Westfield Galleria at Roseville

Secretary/Treasurer Alex Brown

PRESIDENT’S UPDATE Q&A: Meet Your New Chamber President!

Doug Wagemann Wagemann Holdings, Inc.

Genovese, Burford & Brothers

VP Economic & Government Affairs Jordan Herget Kaiser Permanente Medical Center

VP Membership Services Edgar Quilala

Consolidated Communications

VP Community Development Darlene Cullivan Eskaton

Board of Directors Brian Alexander

Sutter Roseville Medical Center

Maggie Bender-Johnson Bender Insurance Solutions

Sheila Cardno Silvers HR, LLC

Francisco Castillo

Union Pacific Railroad

Justin Curry

Umpqua Bank

Chamber: What are your goals for the Roseville Area Chamber in 2020 and beyond?

Doug: I am honored to be a part of Northern California’s ONLY 5-Star Accredited Chamber and work with such an amazing group of individuals that work tirelessly to support and help businesses and their employees grow and prosper in our community.

Additionally, the Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce is blessed with an outstanding Board of Directors dedicated to ensuring that the Chamber has the necessary resources to achieve its Vision and Mission.

As we look at 2020 and beyond, the Chamber will be focusing on four specific pillars: 1. Membership and Community Development, 2.

Advocacy, 3. Economic Development, and 4. Governance Chamber: Why are you a member of the Chamber?

Joe Flores

Flores & Associates Insurance Services

Michael Korpiel

Mercy San Juan Medical Center

Michael Laperche PRIDE Industries

Christopher Onstott

Kronick Moskovitz Tiedmann & Girard

Lisa Peters

Randy Peters Catering & Events Center

Lori Prosio

Prosio Communications

Geoff Sakala

The Studio Coworking

Alyssa White HaneyBiz

Shannon Zajec

Employers Select Insurance Services

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Doug: This Chamber is very proactive in its desire to help business owners grow their business through its educational seminars, networking opportunities as well as special events that bring business owners, civic leaders, and the public together. We are fortunate to have this 5-Star Chamber in our corner serving as a wonderful resource to help businesses become the best they can become. I consider my membership a wise investment in both time and money.

together at this year’s Planning Conference and reviewed the results and data that ALL the members shared in the annual membership survey. WE HEARD THEM! From this, the Board has decided to develop and implement a 3-Year Strategic Plan which will laser-focus on the “4 Pillars”. In deciding to concentrate efforts on “fewer” major items rather than “many” trivial items, the Board believes that the impact will result in greater success in the Chamber’s Mission, AND greater satisfaction by our members.

Chamber: What have you learned by serving on the Board of Directors that was a surprise to you?

Doug: Even though we all come from different backgrounds and experiences, and have different objectives; we are more similar that we realize. The Chamber Board is an excellent example of a group of individuals coming together to work on common issues for the benefit of the many. Wow……that’s OUTSTANDING! Chamber: Who has been a role model to you?

Doug: As I have gotten older and

I reflect over my life and career, I have to say my father Edward Wagemann has become one of my main role models. This farmers’ son from Alberta only had an 8th grade education, BUT he had more “common sense” than anyone I know. At one time I told him that I could place him as a manager in any of my businesses and could rest easy knowing everything would run smoothly. He also gave me one of the best pieces of advice…..”you were given 2 ears and one mouth….. use proportionately!”

Chamber: Time for rapid-fire questions! Complete the sentence, a business can’t be successful without...

Doug: GREAT beside you!

people

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Chamber: The best book I ever read was...

Doug: Servant Leadership Richard Greenleaf

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Chamber: If I could give my younger self one piece of advice it would be...

Doug: An individual’s day is never complete until they touch a life that can never repay them.

Chamber: What Chamber accomplishment are you the most proud of?

Doug: I was very excited about how the Board of Directors came

The 2020 Roseville Area Chamber Board of Directors with CEO Wendy Gerig, City Manager Dominick Casey, and Mayor John Allard at the Planning Conference in November, ready to get to work for you business!

Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce

CEO’S UPDATE

Chamber Staff Chief Executive Officer Wendy Gerig

Your 5-Star Chamber is Here for Your Business Wendy Gerig

Roseville Area Chamber CEO

Bookkeeper Laura Vineyard

Director of Administration Amy Triplett

Membership & Programs Coordinator Beth Heneger

The United States Chamber of Commerce, at its board meeting in November, awarded the Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce with a prestigious 5-Star Accreditation for its sound policies, effective organizational procedures, and positive impact on the community.

It is critical that business leaders have a voice in the debates that will shape the business climate in their communities. Accreditation recognizes a chamber’s work to foster a healthy business climate that enhances the quality of life for its members and its community.

We are absolutely thrilled to have received this honor for the second time, we received our first 5-Star Accreditation in 2014.

Local chambers are rated Accredited, 3-Stars, 4-Stars, or 5-Stars. State chambers are recognized as either Accredited State Chamber or Accredited State Chamber with Distinction. The final determination is made by the Accrediting Board, a committee of U.S. Chamber board members.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is the world’s largest business federation representing the interests of more than 3 million businesses of all sizes, sectors, and regions, as well as state and local chambers and industry associations.

We started our 5-Star celebration at the November Luncheon where we brought a cake and balloons to share the good news with our valued members.

Accreditation is the only national program that recognizes chambers for their effective organizational procedures and community involvement. In order to receive Accreditation, a chamber must meet minimum standards in their operations and programs, including areas of governance, government affairs, and technology. This extensive self-review can take months to complete. Your Roseville Area Chamber received perfect scores in six of the nine sections.

We are proud to be reaccredited as the only 5-Star Chamber in Northern California. It is an immense honor and validates to our members and the business community that we do what we say we’ll do and this process ensures that there is value in our various programs and services.

But the celebrations won’t stop there, we are proud to serve you for the next five years as a 5-Star Chamber of Commerce.

We value every member and your input. If you have suggestions on how we can make our Chamber even more spectacular, please let us know by reaching out to any of our friendly Staff members or one of our Ambassadors. If you have questions about how your business could be utilizing some of the amazing Chamber benefits and resources, ask away or give us a call! We would love to help your business thrive in any way that we can.

Thank you for your membership, without our valued members, we would not be your 5-Star Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce!

Director of Events & Sponsorship Kevin Hernandez

Communications Specialist Emily Hoffman

Membership Retention Representative Scott Otsuka

Office Administrator Brenna Kelley

Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce 650 Douglas Blvd.

Roseville, CA 95678 (916) 783-8136

A publication of the Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce, the Insight newsletter is produced bi-monthly.

Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce, is proud to be an accredited five-star Chamber of Commerce.

The Accreditation Program was instituted by the U.S. Chamber to recognize effective organization performance. Only 10% of the Chambers throughout the nation successfully complete the accreditation process for this voluntary program and less than 1% achieve five-star status.

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Check out the Chamber’s website for additional articles, recaps, and Chamber news.

RosevilleAreaChamber.com/NEWS

Stay up-to-date on News from the CEO, Economic Development & Government Affairs, Exclusive Member Benefits, and more!

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CITY UPDATES Roseville Invited to White House Roundtable on Affordable Housing John B. Allard II City of Roseville Mayor

Affordable housing is cited as one of the major issues affecting the economy, health outcome, and quality of life of residents of California. It used to be that California and just a few other states with high-cost real-estate markets faced this issue alone, but in recent years, it’s become an issue affecting the entire nation to varying degrees, as rising housing costs force families to dedicate larger shares of their monthly incomes to housing.

According to the White House, “between 2001 and 2017, the number of renter households allocating more than half of their incomes toward rent increased by nearly 45 percent. These rising costs are leaving families with fewer resources for necessities such as food, healthcare, clothing, education, and transportation, negatively affecting their quality of life and hindering their access to economic opportunity.”

For this reason, the White House established a White House Council on Eliminating Regulatory Barriers to Affordable Housing through a June 25, 2019 Executive Order. In October, the White House Office of Intergovernmental Affairs invited the City of Roseville to participate in a White House Roundtable on Housing Affordability with Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary Ben Carson and other key administration officials and policymakers.

Some might wonder how our Northern California city got on the radar of the White House on the issue of affordable housing.

Earlier this year, several members of our City staff and I traveled to Washington D.C. for the annual Mayor’s trip to meet with legislative and regulatory representatives on key issues facing our city and region.

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meetings was with from HUD. Roseville

has a strong reputation with HUD, having deployed nearly $6 million in the community last budget year through housing, and low-income communityinvestment and -service programs.

In addition, nearly 1,300 people were assisted last year by the Roseville Housing Authority.

We shared our story with HUD officials and provided an update on our progress in this area. Through our General Plan, Roseville requires 10 percent of all housing units developed to be affordable to households at very low, low and middle (moderate) income households. Since 1989, Roseville’s policies have produced 3,004 affordable housing units.

This ensures housing options for all members of the community like seniors, persons with disabilities and entry-level and service-sector workers.

However, affordable housing is difficult to build due to the necessary subsidies, partnership, and need for many funding sources. Those include subsidized loans, federal tax credits to development investors, and grants. Federal and state funding have lending and monitoring requirements that trigger additional costs such as energy efficiency, accessibility and adaptability features.

Although a higher initial cost, quality construction is critical to the longevity of affordable housing since subsidized rents make it harder to pay for repairs and renovations. Studies have shown an average annual cost savings of approximately $31,545 per person when individuals can be placed into permanent housing from homelessness. This reduces impacts on emergency rooms, public safety response, and emergency shelter, and improves physical and mental health, decreases substance use, and increased employment.

Roseville’s recent efforts have continued to yield strong results: • Early this year, Lohse Apartments on Vernon Street celebrated its grand opening. It was built through a partnership with Mercy Housing and provides 57 units for low-income households, • Campus Oaks Apartments along Foothills Boulevard broke ground this year on its second phase, which will have 45 units reserved for very low income households.

• Main Street Plaza also broke ground this year on 65 affordable units in Historic Old Town in partnership with Meta Housing.

• Junction Station will provide 80 affordable units also in Historic Old Town and replaces a property formerly on the site that was in serious disrepair.

It’s due to this level of policy leadership and demonstrated success that Roseville was invited to participate. In the White House meeting Nov. 13, 40 officials from cities across the country shared concerns and opportunities during the roundtable discussion: • Roseville remains concerned with delays in federal approval process and for duplication of efforts in environmental review at the state and federal levels.

• We’d like to see the process to apply for tax credits for affordable housing projects streamlined and expanded allowing more flexibility to address a broader range of affordability needs than it currently does.

• A federal focus on enhancing funding for vocational and technical education programs in public schools is desired to address labor shortages in the construction industry.

The City of Roseville is extremely supportive of the development of affordable housing in our community and has been so for more than 30 years. We welcome opportunities like this to explore ways to make housing more accessible to everyone.

Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce

220 Riverside Ave Roseville, CA 95678 Ph: 916.783.8317 Fax: 916.783.8950 www.pbaker.com

ROSEVILLE AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

INSTALLATION

DINNER

Thursday, January 30, 2020 | Timber Creek Ballroom

HONORING INCOMING PRESIDENT

DOUG WAGEMANN WAGEMANN HOLDINGS, INC.

The Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce proudly presents its Annual Installation Dinner slated for Thursday, January 30th at Sun City Roseville’s beautiful Timber Creek Ballroom. The evening will begin at 5:30 p.m. with a cocktail hour, followed by a formal dinner. The program will feature the installation of the 2020 Board of Directors and welcome Doug Wagemann of Wagemann Holdings, Inc., as the new Chamber president.

This evening will also include the presentation of several awards: the President’s Award, Referral Partner of the Year, Ambassador of the Year, Volunteer of the Year, the Edward M. Friedman Community Service Award, and the Athena Award. To learn more about the Edward M. Friedman Award and the Athena Award, visit the Chamber’s website.

Sponsorship and individual tickets are now available, so visit RosevilleAreaChamber.com to learn how you and your business can make an appearance, increasing your visibility to Roseville’s elite business owners who will be in attendance.

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A Club like No other VillaSport Athletic Club and Spa is the only place where fitness, family and community all come together. As the premier fitness resort destination in Roseville, VillaSport combines quality and luxury to create a one-of-a-kind experience for everyone in your family.

Members are treated to five-star service, sparkling clean facilities, unique programs and fun activities, and feel at home in a beautiful, welcoming environment. Once you visit this stunning club, meet the helpful staff and review the extraordinary programs and amenities, you’ll understand the VillaSport difference.

Club Amenities 170+ free group exercise classes per week 100+ pieces of cardio equipment Largest indoor and outdoor aquatics facilities in Roseville 2.5 hours of daily fun at VillaKids, a 12,000 square foot kids club Social events and programs for the entire family

Join Today!

Please call 279-399-2252 to book a tour and ask about our enrollment specials.

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2020 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

PRESIDENTELECT

PRESIDENT Doug Wagemann

Wagemann Holdings, Inc.

VP OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

Darlene Cullivan

John Mason

Gurnee Mason Rushford Bonotto & Forestiere

Eskaton

Brian Alexander

Maggie Bender-Johnson

Michael Laperche

Christopher Onstott

Sutter Roseville Medical Center

PRIDE Industries

Bender Insurance Solutions

Kronick Moskovitz Tiedemann & Girard

Jeff Richardson

VP OF ECONOMIC & GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS

Westfield Galleria at Roseville

Jordan Herget

Silvers HR, LLC

Lisa Peters

Randy Peters Catering & Event Center

Francisco Castillo

Union Pacific Railroad

Lori Prosio

Prosio Communications

VP OF MEMBERSHIP SERVICES

Edgar Quilala

Kaiser Permanente Medical Center

Sheila Cardno

SECRETARY/ TREASURER

PAST PRESIDENT

Alex Brown

Genovese, Burford & Brothers

Consolidated Communications

Justin Curry

Joe Flores

Umpqua Bank

Flores & Associates Insurance Services

Geoff Sakala

Alyssa White

The Studio Coworking

HaneyBiz

Michael Korpiel

Mercy San Juan Medical Center

Shannon Zajec

Employers Select Insurance Services, Inc.

WELCOME NEW MEMBERS - OCT | NOV A-1 Property Management & Real

Estate Services Andrey’s Events & Entertainment AVAILABILITY Professional

Staffing Beautiful Smiles Dentistry BG Software Blue Ribbon Personnel Services Bridges Tax Strategies C & W Claims Solutions Cherry Top Cosmetics Cobex Construction Group Donya Logistics FBC Mortgage, LLC Fogler Professional Services Gen XYZ Financial Services

Gerrity Group Gift of Service Greetings Gold Country Massage Harvest Business & Leadership Development HomeWell Care Services Impresso Espresso Kovars Martial Arts Krush Burger KW Commercial - Tony Wood Mechanics Bank - Douglas Blvd.

Patton Law Group Paychex Inc. Paycom Performance Physical Therapy The Roseville Hyperbaric Center

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Roseville Junction Democratic Club Roseville.Work Salud! Mobile Bar Sierra Ridge Wealth Managment Skin Love & Bodywork by Jen Subway Development Sacramento Tier One Financial and Insurance Services Üforia Science United Forward 2020 Julianne

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If you are interested in scheduling a Ribbon Cutting, please reach out to our Membership & Sponsorship Coordinator, Beth Heneger, at Beth@RosevilleAreaChamber.com or 916-783-5138.

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BottomLine Lawyers Things Remembered

Blo Blow Dry Bar Rocklin

Baban Mahal, DDS

Monk’s Cellar

Innova

Fitbody by Tiara

Fotobomberz

Fast Track Hobbies Kovars Martial Arts

WGG Wealth Partners

Caliber Logistic Solutions, LLC

Orangetheory Fitness Gerrity Group

Marina Milstein Orthodontics Advantage Workers Compensation

Stratus Building Solutions

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OUR LOYAL RENEWALS - OCT | NOV OUR LOYAL RENEWALS - AUG | SEPT 1 YEAR PLUS Amerio Law Firm ApexCare At the Grounds AT&T Auburn Moving Company Basin Street Properties Best in Class Education Center Brookdale Roseville Brookdale Sterling Court Bushnell Gardens Nursery Carlson Tax Consultants Chef Stephanie - Personal Chef CID Consortium, LLC CPR Training for LIFE!

5 YEARS PLUS Acorn Arboricultural Services, Inc. AIM Consulting Alpha Baller Technologies, LLC Assistance League of Greater Placer Back to Health Chiropractic of Granite Bay BBVA Compass Commercial Banking

10 YEARS PLUS Abound Financial BP Productions Brookcrest Water Company LLC Brower Mechanical, Inc.

Crocker Security Services Eric Lofholm International, Inc. Fast Track Hobbies Gebhardt Group, Inc. Generations Goodhealth Nutrition & Chiropractic Center Gutterglove, Inc. HEROES Virtual Reality Adventures Home Solar Home2 Suites by Hilton Homewood Suites Hospital Council of Northern & Central California Laborers Int. Union of North America

Bell Brothers Plumbing, Heating and Air Blacktop Comedy Boisset Wine Living CEO Holdings, LLC Designing Dreams Flooring & Remodeling-Folsom Edible Arrangements Fidelity National Title Folsom Ready Mix, Inc. Fuhrman Leamy Land Group Golden 1 Headquarters Jimboy’s Tacos - Sunrise Ernst and Young Eskaton First Bank - Douglas Blvd LOANPAL Meadow Oaks of Roseville Mojica Architecture Studio Molly Maid of Placer County

20 YEARS PLUS A+ Dental Care American Asset Recovery, Inc. Bird & Pet Clinic of Roseville Bright Beginnings Welcoming Services Fehr & Peers Golfland SunSplash Waterpark

30 YEARS PLUS AutoGator Best Western / Roseville Inn PRIDE Industries 10

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Land Ocean New American Grill Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar LegalShield Lighthouse Window Cleaning Inc. Mercy Multiplied Modernizing Medicine Morgan Stanley - Tatyana Kjellberg Musical Jules Nick Sadek Sotheby’s International Realty Nor Cal Gun Vault Personal Express Insurance Pure Web Services Quick Quack Car Wash Douglas Blvd RE/MAX GOLD - Mindee Gilmer

Relationship Therapy Center ReNew Stores Rogers Landscape Roseville City School District Foundation RSVP of Sacramento RX Massage Sienna Restaurant Supreme Lending Swain Health Insurance Solutions The Free Ticket to Heaven Ministry Inc. Thrivent Financial Wicked Graphics, LLC Willdan Engineering

Kenny G & Company Fine Jewelers Kronick Moskovitz Tiedemann & Girard Law Offices of Gregory D. Thatch McCormick & Schmick’s Fresh Seafood Restaurant New Life Chiropractic NuSkin Partners Quarry Ponds Town Center RE/MAX GOLD - Ranga Pathak Richard Russo Insurance Agency

Roseville Public Safety Foundation Send Out Cards Staples & Associates Energy Solutions Synergy Home Care The Exponential Reading Company True North Consulting, LLC Vitalant Granite Bay Walmart Neighborhood Market #5980

Oak Ridge Healthcare Center Paul Martin’s American Grill Peterson Watts Law Group, LLP Placer Independent Resource Services, Inc. Placer Land Trust Premier Graph-X Inc.

Seniors First State Farm Insurance - Julie DeCarlo, Agent The Rock of Roseville The Terraces of Roseville Thunder Valley Resort

Granite Bay Golf Club INTEGRAL Financial Management - E. Howard Rudd Lafler Moore Connerty & Webb, LLP Lakeside Beverages Maidu Village Senior Apts I Maidu Village Senior Apts II North State Building Industry Association

Roseville Commons - A Ray Stone Senior Community Rotary Club of Roseville Sierra View Country Club Sierra View General Contractor

Paul Baker Printing, Inc. Residence Inn by Marriott Roseville Public Cemetery District Safeguard Business Systems Susan C. Rohan Taylor Road Self Storage Tommy Apostolos Fund TRC Trading Corporation Walmart #1988

Sinclair, Wilson, Baldo & Chamberlain Attorneys at Law St. Albans Country Day School Williams + Paddon Architects + Planners, Inc.

Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce

MEMBER HIGHLIGHT CHRIS CHAMPLIN, C&W CLAIMS SOLUTIONS As employers we recognize the rising costs of our insurance premiums. We do what we can to keep our claims down, but trying isn’t enough. We must take an active stand.

We should educate our employees about documenting known risks. We should reassure them that if they see something, say something. When conducting an investigation, coworkers always knew something but never said anything. Or we hear, “had I known then what I know now, things may have turned out differently.”

media before it disappears will have a tremendous impact. Especially prior injuries or activities that could be a contributing factor. Information helps the administrator get answers to questions they didn’t think to ask. Information will save time and money. Misspelling of a name, wrong DOB, incorrect SSN, or incorrect address will all impact how administrators processes the file.

that contradict stated limitations. Social media profiles disappear shortly after a claim is filed or once the claimant obtains legal representation. Some are blocked, pictures are deleted, and vital evidence is destroyed. Don’t wait months down the road to run a social media background.

Preserve as much as soon so it could be used if needed.

Wrong address will delay any mandated notices. Validate it! A SSN or DOB typo impacts how records research is conducted. Validate it! Having full names, nicknames, screen names, maiden names, surnames, or clarification of any ethnic name will cost your carrier more time, money and frustration if not identified at the onset. Validate it!

We need to encourage our carriers to conduct a background check at the onset of a claim. Does the claimant have any prior claims or injuries? How many other names have they gone by? Most importantly, is the information provided accurate and truthful?

As employers we have to take an active role in the claims process and hold the ones seeking damages against us accountable.

This is the world we live in. Social media and public data are a way of life. It is widely available, so why not use it?

C&W Claims Solutions is a nationwide insurance investigations defense firm and member of the Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce with offices in Roseville and San Francisco. To learn more, contact them on-line at www.cwdataweb.com. Or attend their ribbon cutting taking place at 4:00 pm on January 16, 2020 at 915 Highland Pointe Drive #250 Roseville, CA.

Eighty percent of people have a social media presence. A public profile, newspaper articles, advertisements for outside business, or signs of activities

Verifying information early will assist the claims process. Preserving social

CALCHAMBER ANNUAL VOTE RECORD We are happy to report that our area representatives, Senator Jim Nielsen, Senator Brian Dahle, & Assemblyman Kevin Kiley, are at the top in voting in accordance with the California Chamber on business-related issues.

To learn more about the California Chamber or the Roseville Area Chamber’s Advocacy efforts, visit RosevilleAreaChamber.com/Advocacy

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AB 1195 Tech Innovation

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AB 857 Public Banks

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SB 347 Warning Labels

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AB 1783 Farmworker Housing

AB 1066 Unemployment Insurance

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UPCOMING EVENTS

PLACES TO BE, PEOPLE TO MEET, THINGS TO DO IN JANUARY & FEBRUARY

LUNCHEON

LUNCHEON SPONSORS

How to Register Visit RosevilleAreaChamber.com click on the Calendar of Events or call 916.783.8136

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BREAKFAST

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FRIDAY IGNITE COFFEE CHATS 8 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.

Fourscore Coffee 327 Lincoln St. TUESDAY BUSINESS SHOWCASE & MIXER 4:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.

VillaSport Athletic Club and Spa 291 Conference Center Dr. FRIDAY CHAMBER LUNCHEON 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Maidu Community Center 1550 Maidu Dr. Program: United Chamber Advocacy Network (UCAN) Update Speaker: Dave Butler, Advocacy and Managment Group Caterer: Penguin’s Catering Sponsor: Employers Select Insurance Services & Kansas City Life Insurance

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TUESDAY SEMINARS FOR SUCCESS 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.

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WEDNESDAY CHAMBER ORIENTATION 8:30 a.m. - 10 a.m.

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THURSDAY 2020 INSTALLATION DINNER 5:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.

Timber Creek Ballroom 7050 Del Webb Blvd.

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THURSDAY CHAMBER BREAKFAST 7 a.m. - 9 a.m.

Sierra View Country Club 105 Alta Vista Ave. Sponsor: Bridges Tax Strategies

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FRIDAY IGNITE OFFSITE 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.

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Eureka!

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WEDNESDAY CHAMBER ORIENTATION 8:30 a.m. - 10 a.m.

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THURSDAY CHAMBER BREAKFAST 7 a.m. - 9 a.m.

Sierra View Country Club 105 Alta Vista Ave. Sponsor: United Forward 2020 Julianne Benzel for CA04 *

TUESDAY BOARD OF DIRECTORS 7:30 a.m. - 9 a.m.

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FRIDAY CHAMBER LUNCHEON 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Maidu Community Center 1550 Maidu Dr. Program: State of Education Caterer: Buca di Beppo Sponsor: Eskaton

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