COMMERCEINSIGHT
CELEBRATING 10 YEARS OF BUSINESS
CEO MESSAGE
It has been an honor to serve as your Roseville Area Chamber CEO since October 2021. Together, we’ve achieved tremendous milestones and elevated the Chamber’s work to new heights. I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to work alongside a talented and passionate team, a dedicated board, and committed members like you.
Over the past few years, we’ve made meaningful progress, including:
• Successfully completing the Chamber’s 5-star re-accreditation.
• Launching impactful programs such as our industry-specific roundtables and the business bootcamp.
• Securing funding and launching the Talent Pipeline Management (TPM) initiative, which strengthened partnerships with our community colleges to align training with business needs.
• Building out a robust Public Policy platform with a new Advocacy Newsletter, Action Alerts, a legislative tracking system, and the revitalization of the UCAN coalition.
• Increasing revenue and the profitability of our signature events.
Most recently, I’m thrilled to share that the Chamber secured a $497,000 grant to expand our TPM Manufacturing Initiative in partnership with the Rancho Cordova Chamber—another powerful step toward building a stronger regional workforce pipeline.
Looking ahead, I’m excited to share that I have accepted the position of Vice President of Small Business Advocacy at CalChamber. This new role offers the opportunity to expand the impact of our work here in Roseville to chambers and businesses across California. I was honored to be recruited for this position, which I see as a testament to the strength of our Chamber and the collective work we’ve done together.
To ensure a seamless transition, the Board of Directors has appointed Amy Triplet as Interim CEO. Amy currently serves as our Director of Finance and HR and has been a vital member of the Chamber team for many years. Her deep knowledge of Chamber operations, steady leadership, and commitment to our mission will be key to a smooth and successful transition. I have full confidence in her ability to guide the organization during this time.
During this transition period, I’ve offered to assist the Board and Amy as needed on a limited basis to support the team, continue advancing the TPM work, and ensure the momentum we’ve built carries forward.
Thank you for your partnership, trust, and support throughout my time as CEO. It has been a privilege to serve you, and I am so proud of all that we’ve accomplished together. I look forward to staying connected and cheering on the Chamber’s continued success.
Rana Ghadban CEO, Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce
CHAMBER STAFF
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
LIVING WITHIN A CHALLENGING BUSINESS CLIMATE
Operating a business in California presents unique challenges that entrepreneurs and business owners have to navigate. California's higher labor costs, exceeding the national average, impact businesses relying heavily on manpower. The state's intricate laws, from minimum wage requirements to stringent overtime rules, create overwhelming challenges for employers. Balancing a compliant and fair workplace while managing the intricacies of California's labor laws remains a constant challenge.
Despite state restrictions, we are fortunate here in Placer to have very robust, involved Chambers in all of our cities. They work diligently to advocate for business-friendly policies at the state level, while also supporting our local businesses in tangible ways on a daily basis.
I believe we as a local government can and should foster a supportive business environment through collaboration between our jurisdictions, community organizations, and businesses themselves. I also support streamlining bureaucratic processes and reducing regulatory burdens where possible. Simplifying permitting procedures, licensing, and compliance requirements can significantly ease the administrative load on businesses.
I also very much support collaboration between local educational institutions and businesses. We are so fortunate to have higher education institutions here like Sierra College and William Jessup University, who develop specialized training programs and/or apprenticeships that align with the needs of local industries to help create a skilled workforce. This synergy not only addresses skill gaps but also ensures that businesses have access to a pool of qualified talent, enhancing their competitiveness.
While it’s clear there are many challenges with running a business, I would like to offer a word of encouragement to our business owners: THANK YOU for doing business in Placer County! We appreciate the dedication, sacrifice, and hard work you put into your day-to-day operations, and know that you are the pillars of our community. If my office can ever be of assistance to you, please don’t hesitate to reach out: 530-889-4010.
-Shanti Landon, Placer County Supervisor, District 2
BIZ CORNER
ROSEVILLE ELECTRIC COMMERCIAL REBATE PROGRAM
Roseville Electric Utility is committed to providing exceptional services to the businesses that help Roseville thrive. Every business is important to us, which is why we tailor our energy solutions to each commercial customer.
Are you considering an energy-saving project for your business? Our Customized Rebate Program offers energy efficiency rebates to our commercial customers that install energy (kWh) reducing measures. The program is designed to help you save on your utility bills, install energy-efficient technologies, and enhance your business operations. We will assist you at every step of the rebate process to ensure a smooth experience.
Here’s how it works:
1. Reach out to your Energy Services Account Representative, give us a call at 916-79-POWER, or visit our commercial rebate webpage.
2. To find out if your project qualifies, you or your contractor may submit a Customized Rebate Program application and supporting documents.
3. Your approved reservation remains valid for 120 days unless you or your contractor contact the program manager for an extension.
4. Once your project is complete, you or your contractor may submit the remaining application requirements.
5. After your final application is approved, your rebate check will be mailed or hand delivered. We understand that each commercial customer has unique needs. Want to talk with us about your project? Reach out to your Energy Services Account Representative or email us at elecbizrebates@roseville.ca.us.
Applications are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis while funds are available. Visit our website for the application and more information.
-Mariah Bickham, Public Information Officer, Roseville Electric
NEW GRANTS FUELS WORKFORCE GROWTH
The Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce and the Rancho Cordova Area Chamber of Commerce proudly announce that they have jointly been awarded a grant from We Prosper Together for the Greater Sacramento TPM Manufacturing Collaborative: Digital Tools Initiative.
As the first Chambers in the region to implement Talent Pipeline Management (TPM)—an employer-led framework developed by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation—their efforts focus on strengthening workforce development in critical industries. While our region's manufacturing ranks ninth as an industry, it is an underserved sector requiring immediate attention.
The Chambers launched the Greater Sacramento TPM Manufacturing Collaborative to address workforce shortages in manufacturing across Sacramento and Placer counties. The Digital Tools Initiative will explore and evaluate digital software tools to enhance workforce accessibility, strengthen employer engagement, and better align education and training with industry needs.
The Initiative's key focus is supporting the region's veteran community, recognizing their unique challenges in re-entering the workforce. Over 100,000 veterans live in Sacramento and Placer counties, and manufacturing has emerged as a key industry for veteran employment due to highly transferable skills.
"The Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce is proud to be at the forefront of talent pipeline management and economic growth," said Rana Ghadban, CEO of the Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce. "Thanks to We Prosper Together, this grant will help us drive sustainable manufacturing workforce solutions to benefit the region's employers, job seekers, and training providers. We look forward to collaborating with our partners to build a more inclusive and resilient regional economy."
This grant is part of We Prosper Together's $5 million investment in 11 transformative initiatives across the Capital Region to advance economic resilience and create high-quality jobs. Spanning a diversity of sectors—including biotech, clean energy, food and agriculture, and precision manufacturing—these projects are poised to strengthen key industries, foster innovation, and expand economic opportunities for residents across all eight counties. A second $4 million round of funding is anticipated to release this year to further advance these regional goals.
"We're creating a pipeline of transformative projects that address our region's economic challenges, leverage promising industry sectors, and create equitable economic growth," said Evan Schmidt, CEO of Valley Vision. "This funding is just the beginning. We're excited to continue supporting high-impact projects to help residents earn a living wage and build a more secure future for themselves and their families."
Intech Mechanical
YogaSix
Beneficial Horizon Renew Stores
Just Gluten Free
Everbank
Roseville Host Lions Club
Fogo De Chao
Fourscore Coffee House
PLACER SPCA'S NEW VET & FOSTER CENTER
For over 50 years, Placer SPCA has worked diligently to fulfill its mission—to enhance the lives of companion animals and support the human-animal bond. Every day, animals that are homeless or hurting find a place of healing and care, where staff and volunteers strive to place them in their loving forever homes.
In 2024, Placer SPCA broke ground on a new facility—a Veterinary and Foster Care Center—that will expand its services to the community. The existing veterinary care facility was created in 2007 by repurposing office space into exam, surgery, and recovery rooms. The increasing demand for medical care has presented challenges due to the facility’s layout, lack of space, and age.
This new 8,800-square-foot building, located next to the Adoption and Education Center on Tahoe Avenue in Roseville, will enhance the work of Placer SPCA’s skilled veterinary team. It will provide the highest standard of care in a space designed to improve surgical effectiveness and shorten recovery times. A wellness center, to include accessible and affordable spay/neuter services, will be open to the public.
This building will cost $12.5 million. PSPCA has raised $12 million toward its goal of opening the facility debt-free in early 2026.
-Dan Hamil, Chief Deputy Director, Placer
SPCA
CELEBRATING 25 YEARS OF FIVE STAR BANK
Five Star Bank is thrilled to celebrate 25 years of serving our clients and community. We have served the Roseville community since 1999 and have been a proud member of the Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce for 25 years. Five Star Bank is guided by purpose-driven banking, community stewardship, regional and industry expertise, a speed to serve and a commitment to economic development in the communities we serve.
In 2024, Five Star Bank was ranked among S&P Global Market Intelligence’s top three best-performing community banks in the nation with assets between $3B and $10B. We also received the Greater Sacramento Economic Council’s Sustainability Award, recognizing a company that has supported industry growth in the Greater Sacramento region. Five Star Bank received the 2023 Raymond James Community Bankers Cup and was among Piper Sandler's 2023 and 2024 Sm-All Stars. Five Star Bank was among the Sacramento Business Journal's Best Places to Work in 2023 and Fastest Growing Companies in 2023 and 2024.
Five Star Bank is proud of our accomplishments in the past 25 years and looks to the future as we continue to provide highly-customized banking services steeped in trust and authentic partnership.
-Mikayla Brettelle, AVP/Brand & Content Marketing Specialist, Five Star Bank
NEW MEMBERS JANUARY - MARCH 2025
Aacadia Payments
AB Creative Solutions
Acton Academy Placer
Aesthetic Dentistry
Aflac
Ambience Floral Design & Gifts
American River Hauling and Junk Removal llc
Andrew Stewart Homes
Avery Benefits Group
Beneficial Horizon
BreatheEV
California Shaved Ice & Dawgs
Cante Ao Vinho at The Historic Quarry House
Caprice
Cindi Conley Insurance
Coko Cake & Bakery LLC
CPR - Cell Phone Repair Roseville
David Yurman
Edward Jones - Justin Curry
Evolve Breathwork & Ayurveda
Experis
Far West Forest Products
Flourish Detailing
Fogo de Chão Roseville
Fountains Dental Excellence
Garland, Sturges & Quirk
Happy's Car Wash
Harvest at Fiddyment Ranch
Home Depot Interiors
Homewatch CareGivers of Roseville
Inspection Excellence LLC
Ivy's Wood Creations
Keep Up Design
Lambert Funeral Home
Lawton Construction & Restoration
Modern Fine Catering LLC
Murray's Countryside Insurance Services, Inc.
Nor Cal Town & Country Realty
Office of Congressman Kevin Kiley
Parse Pay Inc
PDC Technology, Inc.
Pink's Window Services Eastern Sacramento
Pinnacle at Galleria
Roseville Public Cemetery District
Placer Protection Group
Proper Auto Glass
Quick Quack Car Wash Vineyard
Rebel Hen Café
RoadRunner RV Storage
Roseville Public Safety Foundation
Roseville Trim And Slim
Roy Bourge VFW Post 4095
Ryujin Ramen House
Sac Balloon Girl
Satticus Cellars
Sequel Insurance Services
Siders Insurance Solutions
Simple Real Estate
Sprout Organization
The Office of Senator Roger Niello
Ticket Chocolate
Toxed
TTS International
Vo Media
Wetzel's Pretzels
RENEWING MEMBERS
JANUARY - MARCH 2025
1 YEAR PLUS
ABT Plumbing, Electric, Heat & Air
ACASA Senior Care
Access Cabling
ACCO Engineered Systems, Inc.
Ace Handyman ServicesRoseville|Rocklin|Granite Bay
Allevity Employer Solutions
Aloha Counseling
American Senior Reverse Mortgage
Auto Gator
Bank of Marin
Bartlett Flowers and Gifts
BBSI
Bear Homes
Black Mountain Properties
Bonbon's Bookkeeping Biz LLC
California CareForce
Centenal Tax Group, Inc.
Chick-fil-A
Christal Clear Design
CRBR Property Damage Services
Cyber Proud, Inc.
100+ Women Who Care Placer County
Aborn Powers
All About Hope
Bonnie Gore, Placer County Supervisor
Breaking Phoenix Videography
Brookdale Roseville
California Compliance Solutions LLC.
Advanced Development Concepts, LLC
Allen Communications
Barnett & Linn, Attorneys at Law
Boys & Girls Club of Placer County
BSLA Creations Inc.
Capital Landscape
Cattlemens Steakhouse
CEO Holdings LLC
CMA Insurance Services, Inc.
COVERED EDGE Asset
Bouchard Communications Group, Inc.
Byers Gymnastics Center
Fehr & Peers
Granite Bay Dermatology and Laser Center
Hefner, Stark & Marois, LLP
Newmark Knight Frank
Adventist Health
Blossoms & Balloons
Blue Line Arts
D.F. Properties, Inc.
Defining Moments Photo Booth
Designs With You In Mind Inc
DJ Direct Entertainment
DNA Wine Lounge
Dr. Lynn Johnson - OPTAVIA
European Wax Center
Event Security Specialists
EveryONE Matters Ministries
First Tech Federal Credit Union
GiGi's Playhouse Sacramento
Give 2 Lead, LLC
Honest Lee Handyman Service
House Divided
Human Interest
IICA Speech
Julian’s Pastry Nouveau
Junk King Roseville
Kitten Central NorCal
Lori E Wattelet, CPA
Love Roseville
LPT Realty - Noreen HaqueColombe
Milestone Physical Therapy, Inc
Mr. Soundman LLC
California MENTOR Family Home Agency, LLC
Chix Cabinets Direct
Downtown Roseville Partnership
Edward Jones - Daniel Kirk
Express Employment Professionals
Family Matters In-Home Care
Fast Track Hobbies
Fourscore Coffee
HEROES Virtual Reality Adventures
- Taylor Rd.
Management, LLC
Fraternal Order of the Eagles
#1582 - Roseville
Friends of the Roseville Public Library
Gold Country Fair
Infinity Home Loans, Inc
J&S Asphalt
Life Community Church
MacKay & Somps Civil Engineers, Inc.
Manhart Photography
Nordstrom
P.F. Chang's China Bistro
Placer County Association of Realtors
Principal Financial Group
Richards Paintin
Roseville Coalition of Neigh. Assoc. - RCONA
Denio's Roseville Farmers Market & Swap Meet
Haney Inc
Harris & Bruno International
Northern California Power Agency
Noah's Roofing
MEMBER SPOTLIGHT
Performance Systems Integration
Perryman Painting & Remodeling
Placer Business Alliance
ProClean Building MaintenanceHood Cleaning
RE/MAX Gold Roseville - Tony DiCicco
Red Wing Shoes
Rickstart Marketing+ LLC
River Valley Community Bank
Robert Craig Films, LLC.
Romano HVAC, Inc.
Rose Cafe and Bagel
Sacramento River Healthcare LLC / DBA First Call Hospice
SacRoyale
Safe Choice Security
Sequoia Grove Gracious
Retirement Living
Sierra View Funeral Chapel & Crematory Inc.
SMUD – Sacramento Municipal Utility District
Home2 Suites by Hilton
Hull Homes
I-Tul Design & Software
Jamie Hazen Consulting
Kaminski Law Group APC
Lighthouse Counseling and Family Resource Center
Mandango's Roseville Sports Grill
Porter Scott Attorneys
Rubicon Partners Inc.
Take Note Troupe
McDonald's - Stanford Ranch Rd.
Nugget Market
Oakmont of Roseville
Patriot Computer Solutions
Penguin's Catering Inc.
Placer Community Foundation
Roseville Numismatics
Roseville Theatre Arts Academy
Security Public Storage-Cirby Way
St. John's Episcopal Church
Summit Health Insurance Services, Inc.
Special Olympics Northern California
Summit Franchise
Superior Self Storage
Suzanne Jones-Placer County
District 4 Supervisor
Swinerton Inc
Sylvan Learning
Synapse Chiropractic
Tangerine Photo Booth
The Ivy Blue Oaks
The Larkin Company / Silvers HR
The Terraces of Roseville
The Trax Taproom & Kitchen
Two Men And A Truck
Volunteers of America
Well Quest of Granite Bay
Yoest Law Corp
Yolo Federal Credit Union
The Alliance: Defending the Cause of Kids & Families
The Roseville Hyperbaric Center
Well Quest of Granite Bay Wood Rodgers, Inc.
Teichert Construction
The Me-One Foundation, Inc.
The Pool Managers
Thunder Valley Resort
Tim Lewis Communities
TownePlace Suites by Marriott
United Building Maintenance
Walmart #4202
Roseville Fire Fighters Association
Roseville Vision Center - Dr. Paul
Perron
Scott Yuill Insurance and Financial
Services/State Farm
Scotty's Automotive Inc.
The Biletnikoff Foundation
The Gathering Inn
Rotary Club of Roseville
Safeguard Business Systems
Sequoia Equities
Walmart #1988
Tommy Apostolos Fund
Vision Law Corporation
Westfield Galleria at Roseville
RANA GHADBAN NAMED MOST ADMIRED CEO
On March 20th, the Sacramento business community gathered for a prestigious black-tie event at the Hyatt in downtown Sacramento. The evening, hosted by the Sacramento Business Journal, recognized outstanding leadership across various industries, honoring some of the region’s most impactful executives.
Among the distinguished honorees was our very own Rana Ghadban, CEO of the Roseville Area Chamber, who was named one of Sacramento Business Journal’s Most Admired CEOs of 2025. This recognition is a testament to her unwavering dedication to the Chamber and her exceptional leadership. Under her guidance, the Chamber has reached new heights, particularly through her Workforce Development Programs and advocacy efforts, which have strengthened opportunities for businesses and professionals alike.
In addition to celebrating Rana, several Chamber members were also honored, including:
- Rachael McKinney, Sutter Health
- Joseph Henderson, Sierra Health + Wellness
- Jason Johnson, Quick Quack Car Wash
Congratulations to all the honorees for their remarkable contributions to the area's business landscape!
-Maddi Zacher, Communications Manager
NEW MEMBER BENEFIT
The Roseville Area Chamber is excited to announce an exciting new partnership between the Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce and the Roseville Venture Lab, bringing you an exclusive membership benefit that will help elevate your business events, meetings, and networking opportunities!
Located in the heart of Downtown Roseville, the Roseville Venture Lab is a dynamic space designed for inspired gatherings, impactful meetings, and productive mixers. Whether you’re hosting a small meeting or a larger event, this innovative venue provides everything you need to make every occasion memorable and effective.
As a Chamber member, you will enjoy 50% off the standard cost of reserving this exceptional space.
For more details or to reserve the space, visit RosevilleVentureLab.com, or contact Syed Abbas at workforce@rosevilleareachamber.com.
-Maddi Zacher, Communications Manager
UPCOMING EVENTS
4/23 Business Bootcamp
9:00a.m. - 10:30a.m.
4/24 Chamber Breakfast
7:30a.m. - 9:30a.m.
4/25 Econ. Gov. Meeting
8:00a.m. - 9:15a.m.
5/01 The Bash
5:30p.m. - 8:30p.m.
5/06 EDG
8:45a.m. - 10:15a.m.
5/07 Happy Hour
4:30p.m. - 6:30p.m.
5/13 Chamber Luncheon
11:30a.m. - 1:00p.m.
5/21 New Member Welcome Reception
4:30p.m. - 6:00p.m.
5/22 Chamber Breakfast
7:30a.m. - 9:30a.m.
5/23 Joint Econ. Gov. Meeting
8:00a.m. - 9:30a.m.
5/27 Event Planning Roundtable
8:30a.m. - 10:00a.m.
5/28 Business Bootcamp
9:00a.m. - 10:30a.m.
5/29 Joint Placer Valley Mega Mixer
5:30p.m. - 7:30p.m.
6/02 Non-Profit Roundtable
9:00a.m. - 10:00a.m.
6/03 EDG
8:45a.m. - 10:15a.m.
6/04 Happy Hour
4:30p.m. - 6:30p.m.
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FEATURED AMBASSADOR
As an Ambassador I get to teach, train and educate new members, which is my niche. I get to recruit Volunteers for SPLASH, annually. As an Ambassador I find that doors fast track open for building friendships and collaborations.
One of the most exciting things I like about the Chamber is UCAN, the United Chamber Advocacy Network. "UCAN works to ensure our region is a vibrant and prosperous place to conduct business and live." It focuses on numerous aspects that affect our business community and Chamber members, like you and me.
My business Martzen Holistic Goods provides quality products to help you live longer, healthier and happier. Products include household cleaning items, skin care, weight management, and supplements. The Shaklee business is 67 years old. Our products are clean and safe for humans and safe for our planet.
-ilene Martzen, Martzen Holistic Goods
IGNITE CORNER: THE BASH IS BACK!
Supporting our region’s young professionals is investing in our community leaders of tomorrow. Every Ignite Young Professionals event I attend I am inspired as I think how the next CEO’s, industry leaders, and perhaps even elected officials of our community are all right here engaged with Ignite! And there’s no better way to support our region’s young professionals then to attend one of Ignite’s great events and programs coming up.
First, you won’t want to miss The Bash on Thursday, May 1 from 6 – 8:30 p.m. on the Roseville Town Square. The Bash is Ignite’s biggest party of the year and brings together community and business leaders to raise awareness and celebrate the young professionals in South Placer. This allinclusive event features local restaurants, breweries, and wineries for a fun all-you-can-eat, drink, and dance night!
Plus, our next Ignite Offsite is a tour of the Placer County Coroner’s Office on Friday, July 11. Completed in 2021, this new facility includes state-of-the-art technologies and a dedicated family meeting room to ensure a comforting experience, such an important asset to our local law enforcement community.
I hope to see you at an Ignite event soon, maybe you’ll get inspired too!
- Emily Hoffman, 2025 Ignite Chair, Western Placer Waste Management Authority
10 YEARS OF FOURSCORE COFEE HOUSE
For the past ten years, Fourscore Coffee House has been more than just a coffee shop—it has been a cornerstone of Old Town Roseville. At the heart of it all is Luke Noland, whose passion for coffee and people has shaped Fourscore into a beloved local institution. As the shop celebrates its 10-year anniversary, we interviewed Luke to reflect on the journey.
What inspired you to start Fourscore Coffee?
"I had been working in coffee for seven years and always treated the businesses I worked for with the same care I would treat my own home, family, and friends. When my friends Jesse, Ryan, Steve, and James invited me to see their new office in Old Town Roseville, I was inspired by the charm and history of the area. I spent several days and late nights, walking the streets of that area and taking in the vibe. I prayed a lot, observed the people, and made a rough plan! We opened February 21st, 2015."
What were some of the biggest challenges you faced in the beginning, and how did you overcome them?
" When you start a business alone, or with a small group, your personality IS the business. When you see your weaknesses amplified into a larger expression to the entire public, your negative habits and personality traits can frustrate you much more than when you were the only person looking into the mirror! I was thankful to have a great partner in Jesse, who balanced me out and never attacked my weak areas, but rather filled in the void and supported my growth. By the time he had to leave the business for personal reasons, I had spent more time on personal development and also surrounded our business with people like Jesse who could give Fourscore the positive input required where I wasn't as proficient."
How has Fourscore evolved over the past decade, and what are some key moments that stand out to you?
"We are very much the same as the day we opened. Our focus is still on pursuing the hearts of our community, rather than cold hard profit. We suck at making profit! However, we have evolved into being better stewards of our people, resources, and influence in the community and I'm grateful for that. Where we have changed is in our presentation, and our increase of offering more great products, such as our amazing food menu that we added in 2024. Another key moment for me was bringing my first daughter, Mollie, into the coffee shop for the first time. She was born in December of 2020 and we had just survived one of the worst years for businesses in the history of America. As I gently rocked her newborn frame in my arms, I told her, "This is your coffee shop". She still likes to remind me that Fourscore is HER coffee shop when we order a warm milk and cookie for her each week! My wife Katie and I now have four beautiful children and we are excited to pass on this business to them someday."
How has Fourscore contributed to the local community?
"Our biggest contribution has been our presence. We came into a suffering area of Central Roseville and along with our friends at Old Town Pizza, we injected some life into the daytime business atmosphere. Now, you will find people down here from 6am onwards. We have also tried to partner with the majority of local charities and schools that have come to us for donations, support, free coffee for events, and by hosting them as well. Lastly, there have been countless milestone events held here over the years by various groups. Weddings, wakes, proposals, break-ups, reunions, first interviews, political campaigns, fundraisers, birthdays, and baby showers have all taken place on more than one occasion, and we are HONORED. It is really amazing that so many memories are surrounded by Fourscore Coffee."
- Luke Noland, Owner, Fourscore Coffee House
TURNING TRAUMA INTO TRIUMPH!
Join us on May 3rd, for an afternoon of community fun, all while supporting the most vulnerable populations in our community.
Our 2025 Spring event is a Kentucky Derby-themed Party! Enjoy Randy Peters mouth-watering-Derbyinfluenced menu! Sip Mint Juleps and beverages from local purveyors Monk’s Cellars, Full Circle Brewing, Moniz Winery, Twin Rocks and more!
Join the fun and wager on race-inspired activities with Local CELEBRITY “JOCKEYS,” In Hand MINI HORSE competition and Live viewing of the Kentucky Derby.
Hearts Landing Ranch is an award-winning, nationally recognized 501(c)3 non-profit serving Northern California. Funds raised provide scholarships for Equine-Assisted Learning & Psychotherapy mental health Programs for foster and at-risk youth, human trafficking victims, first responders, and veterans.
EARLY BIRD Tickets available now until 4/13/25
Come dressed in creative Kentucky Derby style! Closed-toed shoes are recommended.
Scan the QR code or tickets on our website: www.heartslandingranch.com to get your tickets today!
-Donna Eckwortzel, Hearts Landing Ranch
2025 SIERRA WORKFORCE SUMMIT
In 2024 the Sierra Work Force Summit brought together Placer’s business, education, and work force agency partners to learn, plan, and act together. The response to the Summit was overwhelmingly positive, with attendees encouraging us to keep the conversation going while offering us tips on how to improve the overall experience.
We are excited to announce that the 2025 Sierra Workforce Summit will be held at Sierra College Rocklin Campus on Tuesday, June 3rd, from 8am to 1pm. With changes to jobs, skills, technology, and policy picking up speed in 2025, it’s more important than ever that we learn, plan, and act together. We hope you’ll join us on June 3rd.
Visit www.sierracollege.edu/sws for more information.
-Stacey Carroll, Executive Assistant to the President, Sierra College
