MAY | JUN 2017
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CONTENTS
MAY | JUNE
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FEATURED EVENT
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NEWS FROM THE CEO
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WELCOME TO THE CHAMBER
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CITY UPDATES
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RIBBON CUTTINGS
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WHAT’S HAPPENING?
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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
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Officers
A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRESIDENT
President Jared Thomas, D.C. Thomas Chiropractic
Referrals Are Your Friends
President-Elect Kristen Holihan
SAFE Credit Union Community Banking
Past President Brian Ivie Secretary/Treasurer John Mason
Gurnee Mason & Forestiere
VP Economic & Government Affairs Bill Halldin
Halldin Public Relations
VP Membership Services Jeff Richardson Westfield Galleria at Roseville
VP Community Development Doug Wagemann Cochrane & Wagemann | Cremation Society of Placer County
Board of Directors Patrick Brady
Sutter Roseville Medical Center
Tim Burke Quest
Francisco Castillo
Union Pacific Railroad
Jeff Collins
Kaiser Permanente Medical Center
James Cuppet EMS Consulting
Jeff Dern
PRIDE Industries
Alyssa White
Ignite Young Professionals
Jeremy Masters Kee & Associates
Janette Moynier River City Bank
Jared Thomas, D.C. Thomas Chiropractic
As a chiropractor, I make my living off of referrals. I am blessed to have a large patient base that regularly refers their family and friends to me. A personal recommendation is certainly the best source of new business, and it’s no secret that the Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce does a fantastic job of referring their members. Another great source of new business is when people search online. What makes searching online so effective are the positive reviews and social media recommendations that so many great patients are willing to share. I would venture to say that the vast majority of businesses in our area rely on, or at least are affected by, online reviews. Yelp and other search engine reviews can make or break a budding business. Referrals by word-of-mouth or through social media also can make a huge impact. In fact, our reputations are on the line every day, especially online. The Chamber is a great resource for social media recognition, as it constantly uses these media outlets to promote its members’ businesses and events. Third-party mentions on Facebook and Twitter can show potential customers that a business is not only credible, but recommended as well. T.S. Elliot once asked, “Where is the wisdom we have lost in knowledge, and where is the knowledge we have lost in information?” We live in the information age. At times, the amount of information can be overwhelming. The abundance of information can kill true knowledge. It can also distract us from wisely using what we know or what others know for a good cause and purpose. So, what are you sharing about yourself, your business, and others’ businesses? Are you taking the time to give a useful and positive review for a business that serves you well? When friends on social media ask for recommendations or referrals, do you share your favorites? Do you share worthwhile events that help support local causes and businesses? Do you regularly refer or recommend other great local businesses?
Lisa Peters
Randy Peters Catering & Events Center
Lori Prosio
Prosio Communications
Edgar Quilala
Consolidated Communications
Bruce Stephenson
CliftonLarsonAllen LLP
Shannon Zajec
Employers Select Insurance Services
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It has been my experience that the law of reciprocity is alive and well. Those who help others will receive even greater help in return. If we, as a business community, look outward and simply share what we know about our businesses and others’, we will all be more successful. Additionally, you can always count on the Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce as a resource to get your business or event more publicity. Contact them today to see what they can do for you. It is my hope that as you spend your average time of one hour and forty minutes on social media a day, or as you interact in person, you will wisely share what you know about the great things in our community, and not just pass on information. Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce
Chamber Staff
NEWS FROM THE CEO
Chief Executive Officer Wendy Gerig
Bad News, Good News
Bookkeeper Laura Vineyard
Director of Administration Amy Triplett
Director of Membership & Programs Katie Delyon
Wendy Gerig C.E.O.
Events & Sponsorship Coordinator Kevin Hernandez
Communications Specialist Mark McCoubrey
Here at the Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce, we pride ourselves on being a reliable source of information on what’s happening in the area. There are two pieces of information that have recently come to our attention that I would like to share with you. The first is regarding a significant piece of legislation, titled AB-199, which would have a devastating impact on housing development if passed. The second is in regards to the current status of the Placer County Fairgrounds renovation. AB-199 is a legislative proposal, sponsored by the State Building Trades Council, which poses a grave threat to the entire construction industry. The bill mandates the payment of prevailing wages for private residential construction projects in California. Such a requirement could effectively end new home-building projects in California, which will worsen the already severe shortage of housing in our state. The potential cost increase to a new home ranges from $40,000 to more than $80,000. The state has identified the cost of housing as a critical issue and a top policy priority for state and local government to address in 2017. AB-199 further exacerbates the home affordability issue in our state. The CA Chamber of Commerce has identified AB-199 as a “Job Killer” bill. If passed, AB-199 will increase the total cost of new residential construction in CA by 46% (Beacon Economics, 2016). Facts supporting this concern: • The average CA home already costs about 250% more than the national average Legislative Analyst’s Office Report, March 2015 • CA’s average monthly rent is 50% higher than the rest of the country Legislative Analyst’s Office Report, March 2015 • CA has a shortage of at least 2 million housing units and an annual deficit of over 100,000 units CA Dept. of Housing and Community Development The Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce has joined a coalition of cities, Chambers, and business groups in registering its opposition to AB-199 — please take a moment and join with us by going to careabouthousing.org/coalition and signing the form at the bottom. In more positive news, Placer Valley Tourism, the not-for-profit regional tourism marketing bureau, will officially take over management of the Placer County Fairgrounds in Roseville starting this July. The Fairgrounds are currently managed by the Placer County Fair Association, and has been since its inception 79 years ago. Placer County will provide $2 million to help with the renovations, while Placer Valley Tourism will put forth an additional $4 million. The agreement with Placer Valley Tourism ensures that they will manage the Fairgrounds for the next 35 years. David Attaway, the CEO of Placer Valley Tourism, says that the plan is to repair and updated existing buildings and parking lots, and to explore building an indoor sports and events center. For additional information regarding local updates, be sure to follow our social media accounts.
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Customer Relations Specialist Nancy McElroy
Advertising & Business Development Michelle Culbertson
Membership Retention Representative Scott Otsuka
Administrative Assistant Leah Kelsey
Business Development Representative C.J. Duxbury
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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CITY UPDATES
City and Unions Work Together to Control Costs Rob Jensen City Manager
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hat does it take to deliver an excellent quality of life in a community? Good policies and great people. Both have proven instrumental to Roseville’s ranking as one of the best places in the nation across a range of categories, including for safety, health, young families, entrepreneurs, and even being playful. While our staff is passionate about delivering high-quality services that make Roseville the great community it is, the cost to provide services continues to escalate. As with any service provider, our highest cost is labor. Given this reality, I’m particularly thankful that the City’s labor groups and employees have been an integral part of the solution to managing labor costs. The changes we’ve made together still allow the City of Roseville to attract and retain competent, dedicated people to serve our community. Affording our commitments With fiscal soundness one of the Council’s top goals, the City started working several years ago on ways to ensure we live within our means. It’s an important undertaking given that labor-related costs account for almost 75 percent of the City’s $141 million General Fund, which pays for a variety of services including fire, police, parks, recreation, library, and public works. Controlling costs Ensuring consistency among labor groups within our workforce and developing strategies to contain costs have been key focus areas. In partnership with our labor groups, we took proactive steps, which included: • Controlling pension costs by transferring the responsibility to employees to fund 100 percent of the employees’ share of pension costs: This has significantly reduced pressure on the City’s budget. • Capping liability for retiree health benefits: A definedcontribution plan is offered to new employees instead of the defined-benefit plan that previously existed. This means that employees, along with the City, contribute to saving for their retiree-medical benefits; and that the City’s cost associated with the defined-benefit plan will eventually be zero. 4
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• Setting salary-level targets at median levels in labor-market comparison: Salary schedules for new employees have been reduced up to 21 percent in some cases to reflect median salaries in the labor market, instead of upper-end levels. • Reducing the rate of increases within each salary range: The previous pay scales allowed for 5 percent increases between each step in a salary range. Now, new employees are eligible for increases no greater than 2.5 percent between each step in the range. This extends the time it takes to reach the highest level in the pay range, which can now be up to 15 years; slowing the growth rate of this expense. Long-term outlook The good news from a fiscal standpoint is that with approximately 35 percent of the City’s workforce eligible to retire in the next five years, the benefit of many of these cost-saving measures will be realized sooner than later. However, budget challenges remain: • The growth of sales tax and property tax—the two primary sources of revenue for the City’s General Fund—have significantly slowed, yet expenses including labor, materials, and supplies continue to rise. A downturn in the economy could create more challenges for us as we strive to live within our means. • Combined with that, the findings of several recent performance audits have shown that although our current staff is highly efficient, the continuation of existing staffing levels with the increased workloads the City faces is unfeasible and that additional staff would be needed to maintain our service levels. Tough choices are in front of us as we balance controlling costs with providing services. At its recent Goals Workshop, the City Council directed staff to engage the community to determine what services the City should be providing and what levels of service should be provided. From a financial perspective, we’ll also need to consider what we can afford. We will embark on this effort this year to find the right balance that addresses problems, opportunities, and priorities. As your city manager, I greatly appreciate our labor groups’ willingness to partner to address the fiscal challenges we continue to face as a city. Our employees are dedicated, hardworking, and truly care about our citizens. As we work with the community to understand where to focus our efforts and our budget, we remain committed to delivering high-quality services in a cost-effective manner. It’s the core of what we do. Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce
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Free Gate June 22 thru June 25th Celebrating 80 Years! "Carnival
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Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce
Friday, May 5th, 2017 | Bayside Blue Oaks Campus | 9:00am - 4:00pm Roseville 2017, the region’s premier economic development trendshow and networking forum will be presented by the Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce on Cinco de Mayo this year. This event is positioned to bring value to you and your business through our collective goals to connect, share and influence. In the spirit of the holiday, here are five (cinco) reasons why #rsvl2017 is the place you’ll want to be:
1 DOS 2 TRES 3 CUATRO 4 CINCO 5 UNO
Executives, business professionals, business owners, entrepreneurs and anyone interested in the region will find themselves connecting with people who are making a difference in our greater community and its economy. Trade tips, engage in interactive booths and make new professional contacts!
We will offer #RosevilleTalks, a TED-Talk type of format in a 30-minute session, aiming to impart important information that can be used in and out of the workplace! You won’t want to miss our talented line-up of Roseville Talks presenters! Mark Haney, Chief Dreaming Officer, Haney Business Ventures, Inc. Chris Robles, Economic Development Director, City of Roseville Dr. Jessica Kriegel, Organizational Development Consultant, Oracle Corporation
Influential elected officials and business visionaries will be on hand to provide an interactive panel discussion, unveiling news of emerging economic development trends in our region, as well as trends in technology, social media and business development.
Get Your Tickets @ Roseville2017.com
Will you win the Entrepreneur Award, Business Person of the Year Award, or the 5th Annual Young Professional of the Year Award? Maybe a colleague will win and you’ll want to be there to cheer them on! These awards will be announced and bestowed upon distinguished professionals, and you’ll definitely want to shake their hand!
The food! Enjoy Cinco de Mayo dishes to celebrate the holiday while spending the lunch hour hearing from regional elected officials and more. Westfield Galleria’s Sips and Sweets Reception will close out the day with an array of tasty treats and drinks while sharing your #rsvl2017 takeaways with new friends and contacts.
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WELCOME NEW MEMBERS - FEB | MAR ACE Dental Aerial Experts LLC All In One Pest Control Inc. Anha’s Bridal & Tailoring Apis Insights, LLC Archuleta & Co. B2B Professional Networking Balloon Creations by Carolyn Baskets & Ribbons Brizzi Inc. DBA Brizzi Financial California Express Pizza Capital Insurance Group CarMax The Chastaine Law Office Children’s Hope Eco-Alpha Environmental & Engineering Services Edmar Technologies, Inc. Edward Jones - Adam Chervenak Edward Jones - Rachel Kenney
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Efficient Tint Residential & Commercial Window Film Eureka Performance Training eWomenNetwork Sacramento Food Jets Fourscore Coffee Gingery Law Group Guaranteed Rate Heartland - Business Solutions - Kenneth Guy HigherEd-Solutions Hutchison Financial Group International Student Exchange InterWest Insurances Services, LLC - Shaun Alley Jenny L. Hughes - Speaker & Personal Coach John Pyron Coaching KAI Partners, Inc. Kaia FIT Roseville KB Home Sacramento Lice Clinics of America
The Roseville Area Chamber has been extremely important to A+ Dental Care's success over the many years we have been a member, and even before. The Chamber is the voice for small and large businesses alike. The networking opportunities are vital to helping a small business grow and the advocacy on behalf of our members to the City continues to help the business climate be very positive in Roseville. I think every business owner should be a member of the Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce.
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Mobile IT Wireless Solutions Motion Media Wraps Original Pete’s Pizza Pasta & Grill Patriot Pest Management Inc. PCS Computer Solutions Portal Pacific US, LLC PrimeLending R. Postell Insurance Renewal by Andersen Rent Pros Property Management Results Property Management Retirement Security Initiative Rockin Jump Salon Mojica Seven Hair Design Shipwrecked Barbershop Sleep Number Roseville Snowie King Naturals Shave Ice Trugreen Lawn UBS Financial Services
Tim Herman
A+ Dental Care City of Roseville Councilmember
Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce
Ribbon Cutting s - Feb | Mar Time & Space Boutique and Gatherings
Food Jets
Elegant Events Media
Eyeglass World
American River Bank
The Falls Event Center, LLC Little Sunshine’s Playhouse & Preschool
The Philoglots
Sourdough & Co.
Roseville Health & Wellness Center
Lice Clinics of America
Children’s Hope Kaia FIT Roseville
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OUR LOYAL RENEWALS - FEB | MAR OUR LOYAL RENEWALS - AUG | SEPT 1 YEAR PLUS 34 Strong 4abetteru - ZEAL For Life ACE Dental Allright Mechanical Almonte Center for Facial Cosmetic Surgery America’s Training Center Online - Prelicense Classes Arthritis Foundation Breninger Consulting Services Brown & Brown Insurance Capital City Tax Central Valley Community Bank Cheese Louise CMA Insurance Services, Inc. Cook CPA Group CPR for Dummies Cremation Society of Placer County CrossRhodes Promotions Danielle Roe Events
5 YEARS PLUS Acorn Arboricultural Services Inc. Barnett & Linn, Attorneys at Law Best Business Referral Network Brighton Schools-Folsom Brighton Schools-Granite Bay Brighton Schools-Natoma Station Child Advocates of Placer County Dental Haven Finance of America Mortgage
10 YEARS PLUS Al Johnson Consulting, LLC America’s Party Rental Arena Softball C & C Interiorscapes California Family Fitness - Roseville Club California Transmissions Capital Public Radio Classic Impressions Awards Etc., Inc.
Designing Dreams Flooring & Remodeling Downtown Roseville Partnership DPR Construction Dr. Kristine Trockels N.D. Duarte & Co. El Sol Bilingual Daycare Encompass Ewing Law Group Fathom Realty- Ray Fuentes Fraternal Order of the Eagles #1582 - Roseville Garden of Eat’n Garland Sturges & Quirk Gold Country Fair Guth & Changaris, A Professional Law Corporation HomeAid Sacramento Insperity J&S Asphalt Kaia FIT Granite Bay Latino Leadership Council Law Office of Cathleen White Lighthouse Counseling and Family Resource Center
Llamas-da Conceicao Insurance Agency Mix Different Mount Saint Joseph Wines NewPoint Law Group Northwestern Mutual Nothing But Wisdom Teeth Nurturing Touch Massage Oakmont of Roseville Oil Stop Ospry Media Placer Insurance Agency Popeye’s PRO DYNAMIC Physical Therapy Provident Bank Mortgage Pyro Spectaculars North, Inc. RE/MAX GOLD - Conrad Myers Revolutions Naturopathic Roberts Freight Consultants, DBA Unishippers Roseville Masterminds! Roseville Travel Roseville Urban Forest Foundation Sacramento Magazine Sacramento Refrigeration, Inc. SactoMoFo
Fountains Dental Excellence GFBB Benefits & Insurance Services, Inc. Hunt Jeppson & Griffin, LLP Kristen Spears, Placer County Assessor La Provence Restaurant & Terrace Life Community Church Lilliput Children’s Services Lincoln Hills Golf Club LPL Financial MacKay & Somps Civil Engineers, Inc.
McDonald’s - Galleria Blvd. PCH Property Management Peet’s Coffee & Tea - Quarry Ponds Peet’s Coffee & Tea - The Fountains PFLAG Greater Placer County Roseville Police Officers Association Roseville Roofing Roseville Theater Arts Academy Shellito Training & Consulting Smile Business Products, Inc. South Placer Rotary Club Stand Out Talent
Cornish & Carey Commercial Courtyard by Marriott Crate&Barrel Cybertary.com Davin Management Group Dobson’s German Auto Service Hefner, Stark & Marois, LLP Home Smart Icare Realty Infinity Financial Mortgage Kirk Uhler-Placer Co. District 4 Supervisor Mike Martin Photography
20 YEARS PLUS American River Bank Dos Coyotes Border Cafe Dr. S. (Sean) Sefidpour, DDS, MSD, MSME Harris & Bruno International
American Cancer Society Blossoms & Balloons Piches Architecture Summit Roofing Company 10
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Teichert, INC. The Burton Law Firm The Business Center The Me-One Foundation Toffee Lady TownePlace Suites by Marriott Unger Construction Co. Whole Foods Market
Mourier Land Investment Corporation Palisades Dental Paul’s Safe & Lock Pinnacle at Galleria Placer Care Coalition, Inc. Placer Dispute Resolution Service Rabobank N.A. Roseville Coalition of Neigh. Assoc. - RCONA Roseville Health & Wellness Center
KidsFirst Northern California Power Agency Placer County Association of Realtors Placer County Water Agency Roseville Fire Fighters Association Roseville Masonic Hall Board Association
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Salem Media Group Select Notary Services - Jeninne Salais Sierra Ranch Veterinary Clinic & Pet Rehab Center St. John’s Episcopal Church State Farm Insurance - Stephanie Bader Success Now Network Summit Health Insurance Services, Inc. Swihart Enterprises and Electrical Sylvan Learning of Rocklin Taco Bell - Foothills Blvd. Tami Teel Designs, Inc. Team 4 Tomorrows-LLS The Art Bistro The Family Church The Family Network, Inc. The GRE Group The Law Offices of Edward A. Smith The Real Gym The UPS Store Tim Lewis Communities Vista Point Eye Care, Optometric Corp. Vitality Bowls Wells Fargo Advisers, LLC Wing Pros, Inc.
Roseville Vision Center - Dr. Paul Perron Rudolph and Sletten, Inc. Security Public Storage The Biletnikoff Foundation UC Davis Graduate School of Management Umpqua Bank Woodcreek Dentistry
Sequoia Equities Sir Speedy Printing Stephen M. Smith & Viola White Health Insurance Advisor Threads N Things U.S. Corporation Services, Inc.
40 YEARS PLUS Placer Title Company - Commercial
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WHAT’S HAPPENING...
PLACES TO BE, PEOPLE TO MEET, THINGS TO DO IN MAY | JUN MAY JUNE
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WEDNESDAY HAPPY HOUR 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm Skipolini’s 6600 Lonetree Blvd., Rocklin Featured Non-Profit: L for Lupus Foundation
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FRIDAY ROSEVILLE 2017 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Bayside Blue Oaks Campus 10000 Alantown Dr.
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FRIDAY MEMBERSHIP COMMUNICATION COUNCIL 9:00 am - 10:00 am
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TUESDAY BOARD OF DIRECTORS 7:30 am - 9:00 am
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WEDNESDAY IGNITE YOUNG PROFESSIONALS COMMITTEE 8:00 am - 9:00 am
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FRIDAY CHAMBER LUNCHEON 11:00 am - 1:00 pm Maidu Community Center 1550 Maidu Dr. Program: How to Mitigate Violence in the Workplace Caterer: Buca di Beppo Sponsor: Destiny Community Center
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Event/meeting to be held at the Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce Office, 650 Douglas Blvd.
TUESDAY SEMINARS FOR SUCCESS 11:30 am - 1:00 pm
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WEDNESDAY CHAMBER ORIENTATION MAXIMIZING YOUR MEMBERSHIP 8:30 am - 10:00 am
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WEDNESDAY IGNITE YOUNG PROFESSIONALS COMMITTEE 8:00 am - 9:00 am
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THURSDAY CHAMBER BREAKFAST 7:00 am - 9:00 am Sierra View Country Club 105 Alta Vista Ave. Sponsor: Ascot Family Dental
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THURSDAY CHAMBER BREAKFAST 7:00 am - 9:00 am Sierra View Country Club 105 Alta Vista Ave. Sponsor: Keaton Raphael Memorial
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FRIDAY ECONOMIC & GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS MEETING 8:00 am Randy Peters Catering & Event Center 105 Vernon Street
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TUESDAY SEMINARS FOR SUCCESS 11:30 am - 1:00 pm
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WEDNESDAY CHAMBER ORIENTATION MAXIMIZING YOUR MEMBERSHIP 8:30 am - 10:00 am
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WEDNESDAY HAPPY HOUR 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm Legends & Heroes at Woodcreek 5880 Woodcreek Oaks Blvd. Featured Non-Profit: Processing underwriting & funding your loan locally! Friends of the Roseville Public Library
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FRIDAY MEMBERSHIP COMMUNICATION COUNCIL 9:00 am - 10:00 am
Call me today to explore your financing options or apply online! Michelle Caudill NMLS #385872
Sr. Mortgage Loan Officer
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FRIDAY CHAMBER LUNCHEON 11:00 am - 1:00 pm Maidu Community Center 1550 Maidu Dr. Program: State of the County Caterer: Moe’s Southwest Grill
Sponsor: First Northern Bank
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