Quarter 3 Newsletter

COMMERCEINSIGHT

Q3 2022

CONSOLIDATED COMMUNICATIONS IN YOUR COMMUNITY

CEO MESSAGE

CHAMBER STAFF Chief Executive Officer

After a busy, but successful first half of the year with events such as the Installation Dinner, The Bash, our 75th Anniversary Mixer, and more, we at the Chamber are already busy planning our two biggest events of the year: SPLASH! on September 10th and Placer Valley 2022 on October 19th!

As many of you know, SPLASH! is Roseville’s biggest party and features samples from over 60 local restaurants, breweries, and wineries for an evening of all you can eat and drink. And get ready to dance the night away with live music from 80z All Stars! SPLASH! is definitely a Roseville tradition you won’t want to miss!

Placer Valley 2022 brings together leaders from across the South Placer region to celebrate our thriving business community, learn about upcoming developments, and get energized for the future of business in our area. We are also excited to have Daymond John as our keynote speaker, you may recognize him from Shark Tank! A huge shout out to The Auburn Chamber, Lincoln Area Chamber, Loomis Basin Chamber, and our presenting sponsor, Placer Valley Tourism for making this event possible!

With so many things to look forward to, I am excited to see what this next half of the year has in store for Roseville!

Sincerely,

Rana Ghadban

Director of Business Development Monica Goodpaster

Director of Membership Services Beth Heneger

Membership Retention Representative Scott Otsuka

Membership Coordinator Carole Dittmer

Director of Finance Amy Triplett

Event & Sponsorship Coordinator Public Policy Coordinator Megan Trent

Marlo Bourland

Marketing Coordinator

Business Development Coordinator

Maddi Estep

Gabby Aamodt

BOARD OF DIRECTORS OFFICERS President Darlene Cullivan The Gathering Inn

President-Elect Kim Menzel

Kaiser Permanente, Roseville

Past President John Mason

VP Membership Services Justin Curry

Banner Bank/DJ Direct Entertainment

VP Economic & Gov’t Affairs Vance Jones Wood Rodgers, Inc.

Gurnee Mason Rushford Bonotto & Forestiere LLP

Secretary/Treasurer Sheila Cardno

Silvers HR, LLC

BOARD Rana Ghadban, CEO Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce

Brian Alexander

Kate Hensler

Alex Brown

Michael Laperche

Sutter Roseville Medical Center Captrust

TABLE OF CONTENTS 5 - ECONOMIC & GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS 11 - MEMBER SPOTLIGHT 15 - INSIDE THE CHAMBER 19 - COMMUNITY HAPPENINGS 20 - PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE 2

Commerce Insight

Ann Bouchard

Nordstrom

PRIDE Industries

Ryan O’Keefe

Bouchard Communications Group

Westpark Communities

Francisco Castillo

Kronick Moskovitz Tiedemann & Girard

Union Pacific Railroad

Tracie Denio-Kerby

Christopher Onstott

Lisa Peters

Denio’s Roseville Farmers Market & Swap Meet

Randy Peters Catering & Event Center/105 Noshery

Willy Duncan

Edgar Quilala

Sierra College

Joe Flores

Flores & Associates Insurance Services/eXp Realty

Consolidated Communications

Shannon Zajec

Employers Select Insurance Services

Consolidated Communications Business Fiber Internet

We’re expanding our fiber network to deliver faster Internet speeds to businesses in California.

Antelope Carmichael

Citrus Heights Elk Grove

Granite Bay Lincoln

Rancho Cordova Rocklin

Roseville Sacramento

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1.833.591.1110 | consolidated.com/RosevilleChamber

Supervisor Jones at the Lighthouse Counseling and Family Resource Center Celebrity Waiter Luncheon with Placer County District Attorney Morgan Gire & Placer County Undersheriff Wayne Woo

COUNTY UPDATE SUPERVISOR JONES

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n May 24th the Board of Supervisors made history by approving the first-ever countywide Placer County Parks and Trails Master Plan, which could double the amount of recreation acreage by 2040 and triple the amount of trail miles. The plan provides a 20-year-and-beyond vision for the development and operation of parks, recreation opportunities, open space, and trail networks in the county. It also includes future improvements and maintenance for existing parks and trails. With a final plan now in place, the county can adjust and update the plan to respond to changing trends and opportunities in a timely manner. It allows residents and decision makers to focus specifically on parks, trails, and open space needs as part of the planning process and align those needs with current standards and funding and operational considerations.

On May 10th, the Board of Supervisors heard a report from MIG, Inc. a recognized leader in community social policy and planning, detailing potential strategies on a regional effort to address homelessness. MIG facilitated the regional discussions and presented the Placer Homelessness Response Emerging Strategies Phase 1 Report. The report identifies over a dozen potential strategies to mitigate homelessness impacts.

Strategies are all well and good, but a time comes for action and my interactions with the public are telling me that time has come. We have been kicking the can for a generation now because implementation of effective solutions to the many causes of homelessness will involve making bold decisions that carry great political risk. And that is…how shall I put it…difficult. At any rate, the process moves forward. One bright spot in the “progress made” category is the recent state grant of $23.5 million to convert the Hampton Inn and Suites in Roseville into 82 units of permanent supportive housing (not temporary shelter) for people who would otherwise be homeless in Placer County. This brings the total inventory to 683 beds in the county’s housing continuum of care, ranging from emergency shelter to permanent housing.

By now you are probably aware that the County Leadership is in a transitional phase due to the recent dismissal of County Executive Officer Todd Leopold. The action is unrelated to the tragic March 19th accident in Rocklin that resulted in the death of Anthony Williams. On June 3, the Board designated Assistant County Executive Officer Jane Christenson to serve as our Acting CEO. The As is often the case with change, an opportunity for introspection arises and as part of the process to select a replacement CEO, I am proposing an in-depth assessment of the “state of the organization” and taking inventory, if you will, of potentially unrecognized talent at home within the organization to complement a potentially nationwide recruitment. Be assured that my fellow Board members and I are committed to doing whatever it takes to make the decision that is best for the organization and the County at large.

One commitment I made when elected was to be accessible to those I represent, and I thank the Chamber for this opportunity to inform my fellow members. I always welcome your comments and questions, and I welcome the opportunity to speak to you individually or to address your Neighborhood Association or Community Organization. Call my office at 916-787-8960 or drop a note to my District Director Michael Spelis: Michaelspelis@placer.ca.gov or to me at Suzannejones@placer.ca.gov.

-Suzanne Jones, Disctrict 4 Supervisor Commerce Insight

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Supervisor Gore at Ice Cream Social at Station 100

COUNTY UPDATE SUPERVISOR GORE

ECONOMIC & GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS

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ardly a week goes by lately that Roseville isn’t making more news for the high quality of life we enjoy. We’re again this year among the top relocation destinations in the nation, according to U-Haul data reported this month by Roseville Today. And U.S. News & World Report just named Placer County one of America’s top 50 healthiest communities – thanks in large part to the strength of the health care sector in south Placer.

Both mean good things for the future of our community. And yet our growth comes with challenges, too. We want the benefits of more housing, job and education opportunities. But we need to be smart about that growth, and harness it in a way that helps solve problems like traffic congestion, housing unaffordability and homelessness rather than worsening them. The key is smart planning, and our successes in recent years building the framework for sustainable growth are now bearing fruit.

Our long-standing vision for creating more higher education offerings is being realized with the new Sacramento State campus at the heart of the approved Placer Ranch development. And tentative plans for a new Hillsdale College campus are already being reviewed by our Community Development Resource Agency.

And strong master planning for residential development means tens of thousands of homes are already approved for construction in the coming decades to help address our housing affordability crisis.

We want a strong housing market. We want property values to grow. Yet when prices soar beyond the reach of so many, it doesn’t just hurt the people who can’t afford them. It hurts businesses that struggle to attract new employees.

It also contributes to homelessness. The first phase report of Regional Homelessness Action Plan has been presented now to all the local jurisdictions in West Placer, helping identify emerging solutions where we hope to be able to move forward collaboratively. The next step will be to engage our community members about these possible solutions, and we look forward to that in the coming months. All told, county investments to address homelessness – ranging from prevention services; to case management programs; to operating costs for emergency shelter, interim and permanent housing – totaled approximately $20 million in the last year.

We extend our thanks to all of you already working on these solutions and invite everyone to join us in the progress still to come.

These successes belong to all of us, and it’s because of our collaboration that our future continues to shine so brightly.

-Bonnie Gore, Disctrict 1 Supervisor Commerce Insight

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The Chamber and Denio's receive a resolution for their 75th Anniversary on the Assembly floor The Chamber and Denio's receive a resolution for their 75th Anniversary on the Assembly floor

ADVOCACY UPDATE

ECONOMIC & GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS

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he July 7th primary election resulted in competitive and exciting match ups for the November general. The Roseville Area Business PAC (RABPAC) endorsed five qualified pro-business local candidates that all either advanced to the general election or won their race. Wayne Woo won his race for Placer County Sheriff. Matthew Maynard and Ryan Ronco both garnered a majority of votes for Placer County Assessor and Clerk-Recorder-Registrar respectively. For the State Senate 6th District, we will see RABPAC endorsed Roger Niello campaign against Paula Villescaz. And for State Assembly District 5, RABPAC endorsed Joe Patterson will face off against Rebecca Chenoweth. We wish all of these candidates good luck in the coming election!

With the California Legislator beginning their summer recess on July 1st, the Chamber is taking time to focus our efforts on legislation that is still working its way through both houses. A few that we are keeping a close eye on are: • AB 257 creates the Fast Food Sector Council, who has the ability to set their own standards for minimum health, safety, wage, working hours, and employment standards.

• SB 1044, will allow employees to leave work or refuse to show up if there is a State of Emergency or if they feel unsafe.

• AB 99 is a bill that will create a Cradle-to-Career Data system to link student-level information from early childhood to the workforce.

There have been many successes during this legislative session. AB 1001, which would make housing development more difficult, was pulled from committee. AB 2932, to require overtime to begin at 32 hours, and AB 1771, to tax 25% on profits from a house resold within three years after its purchased, will not be moving forward as they both failed to pass out of their house of origin by the deadline.

-Marlo Bourland, Public Policy Coordinator

BIZ CORNER As you know, inflation has run rampant in the last 12 months and it’s about to impact the CA minimum wage beyond what we expected. The minimum wage law (SB 3) signed by then-Gov. Jerry Brown in 2016 requires that any inflation growth above 7% triggers an even higher state minimum wage. The current minimum wage is $15 an hour for employers with 25 or more employees and $14 an hour for employers with fewer than 25 employees.

The CA Dept. of Finance announced that projected inflation will be 7.6% higher than the year before, triggering the minimum wage increase. Governor Newsom has announced that if these inflation projections are correct, all CA employers will be required, regardless of size, to pay the new minimum wage of $15.50 an hour, effective January 1, 2023. This also increases the minimum salary for most exempt (salaried) employees to $64,480 annually.

But wait – there’s more. There is a ballot initiative to raise the CA minimum wage to $18 an hour. If it makes it to the ballot and is passed, the wage increases would gradually reach $18/hr on January 1, 2028 -Kim Silvers, Silvers HR, LLC Commerce Insight

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Skin Code Clinic

HEROES Virtual Reality Adventures

Lush Balloons

Lola's Tequila Bar & Cocina

The Trax Taproom & Kitchen

Revenue Solutions Inc.

Family Eyecare Center

A Much Kneaded Massage

Mount Saint Joseph Wines

Medical Career College of Northern California

Johnson Ranch Sports CLub eXp Realty - Joe Flores

Sweat and Smiles Fitness Studio

Bean Hoppers Craft Coffee

Zothex Flooring Cabinets & More

Sonrisa Senior Living

Rose Cafe & Bagel

First Citizens Bank

Boys & Girls Club of Placer County

To schedule a ribbon cutting, contact Megan Trent via email at Events@RosevilleAreaChamber.com, or call 916-783-8532

CONSOLIDATED COMMUNICATIONS

MEMBER SPOTLIGHT

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onsolidated Communications is enriching how our neighbors in Roseville work and live by delivering gigabit-speed fiber internet to residents and businesses. Recently, we launched our customercentered service Fidium Fiber to our Roseville residents. Fidium is more than just gig-speed fiber internet. It’s an all-new experience. Between best-in-class WiFi, exceptional customer service, the Attune home network management app and a host of self-service tools, our customers are raving.

Of course our new fiber internet service is exciting, but we haven’t forgotten our roots in the Roseville community. About 250 employees call this area home, and are deeply invested in our community through volunteering and generously supporting local nonprofits through the Consolidated Communications Foundation. This year, more than 100 agencies will benefit from our dedicated employees’ time and support.

As a company, we’re thrilled to be back to in-person events so don’t be shy! Come talk to us at the many local events we’re supporting, including the Placer County Fair, Downtown Tuesday Nights and a host of other fun local gatherings. We can’t wait to share how Consolidated Communications can help you turn technology into solutions.

-Nicole Elton, Consolidated Communications

EDWARD JONES

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am a second-generation FA with Edward Jones (father before me) and have been with the firm since 2018, joining after spending 22 years in the shipping industry.

I am inspired every day to see the smiles from my clients when they've committed to building their financial strategies and seeing the results of their efforts. My promise is to give every ounce of effort in return to my clients. Ideally, the clients I look for are active participants in preparing for their financial future.

I offer investment solutions that are tailored to your personal needs to help you reach your financial goals.

I welcome the opportunity to work with your attorney, accountant and other trusted professionals to deliver a comprehensive strategy that leverages everyone's expertise. I look forward to meeting you.

To learn more, visit: www.edwardjones.com/usen/financial-advisor/jonathan-benecke Edward Jones, Member SIPC -Jon Benecke, AAMS, CRPS, Financial Advisor 1259 Pleasant Grove Blvd., Suite 150 Roseville, CA 95678 916-865-4616 or cell: 562-916-4722 jonathan.benecke@edwardjones.com

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NEW MEMBERS MARCH - MAY 2022 5050 Pop Up Events 9 X Med AmiCare Services Inc. Auburn Events, Inc BioLife Plasma Services Case Mobile Tinting Clutch Cobex Construction Group Cyrene at Fiddyment by Curve Development Designs With You In Mind Inc. Doterra Dotson Power Washing LLC Drysdale Property Management

Excel Realty and Mortgage Finance of America Finance of America Mortgage Float Balloon Studio GiGi's Playhouse Sacramento The Girls Salon Globe Life The Goddard School Haeltoh HEROES Virtual Reality Adventures Holden Roseville AL/MC HomeShield Pest Control Inspired Compass Journeys JFC Network & Cabling Solutions, Inc. Keller Williams Realty - Molly Lo LGB Notary Services Local Kitchens Lola's Tequila Bar & Cocina Lush Balloons Mary Kay Independent Consultant - Christina Taylor Mazel Solutions, Inc North Star Direct Primary Care NuSkin - Chi To Office of Samoan Affairs of California The Patrick Harris Foundation Patriot Pest Management Picture of Health Chiropractic & Nutrition Pink Lady Investigations Pizza Twist

Portal Pacific US Red Wing Shoes Revenue Solutions Inc. The Rock of Roseville Rose Cafe and Bagel Shanti Landon for Placer County Supervisor 2022 Transamerica The Trax Taproom & Kitchen Trendy Outdoor Solutions Truewood by Merrill Gardens VIP Concierge Care Weintraub Tobin

One Stop for Every Solution.

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It doesn’t get easier than that.

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RENEWING MEMBERS MARCH - MAY 2022 1 YEAR PLUS 100+ Women Who Care Placer County Allevity Employer Solutions Amethyst Grove Assisted Living B. West Marketing Group Bear Homes Brenda Zuccolotto Certified Health Coach California MENTOR Cantina Laredo

5 YEARS PLUS Anna Tzeitel Abalos M.D. Ashley Furniture Homestore Astound Business Solutions Blue Oaks Veterinary Clinic Boys & Girls Club of Placer County Breninger Consulting Services C & D Remodel and Handyman Services, Inc Central Valley Community Bank Citadel Management Company Cochrane & Wagemann Cokeva, Inc. Danielle Roe Events

10 YEARS PLUS Advanced Development Concepts, LLC Alex Rue Insurance Agency, Inc Best Western Plus Orchid Hotel & Suites Better Homes Realty California Gold Bill McAnally Racing NAPA AutoCare Center Boden Klein & Sneesby California Capital Aquatics (CCA)

20 YEARS PLUS American Medical Response of Placer County Bob's Cycle Center Charles Schwab & Co., Inc. Classic Impressions Awards Etc., Inc. Davin Management Group

30 YEARS PLUS Avalon Printing & Graphics Coker-Ewing D&P Creamery Haney INC

MEMBER SPOTLIGHT

Cruise Planners Delta Lending Group Destination Aesthetics Medical Spa Ethnic Community Outreach Specialist Five Star Auto Geico Local Office - Brandon J. Harris Insurance Agency Golden Sierra Job Training Agency Goose Port Healcerion USA Hull Homes

Johannsen Enterprises, Inc. Shaklee Products Northern California Conference of Seventh-day Adventist Our Town of Greater Sacramento Welcoming Service Placer County Clerk-RecorderElections Platinum Wine Lounge Q1227 Restaurant The Range Kitchen & Tap reTreat Salon & Spa SCA Commercial Real Estate

Seasons Law P.C. sonder SOLUTIONS Staples Steve Wallen Swim School Summerfield of Roseville Memory Care Suzanne Jones-Placer County District 4 Supervisor Wellness Within Cancer Support Services Zambet Dentistry

Downtown Roseville Partnership Duran Law Office Energy 2001, Inc. Family Green Survival, Inc. FIBRENEW Folsom/Mobile Service The Fig Tree Coffee, Art & Music Lounge Fraternal Order of the Eagles #1582 - Roseville Garden of Eat'n Gravity IT Solutions Image Outfitters Photography, Inc Interwest Consulting Group J&S Asphalt Latino Leadership Council

Lawson Mechanical Contractors The Monk's Cellar NewVision Realty Group - Roxanne & Brenda Northwestern Mutual Oilstop One Light Ahead Penguin's Catering Inc. Propp Christensen Caniglia LLP Prosio Communications Quest Revolutions Naturopathic Roseville Grocery Outlet Sierra Pregnancy & Health St. John's Episcopal Church

Summit Funding - John King Summit Health Insurance Services, Inc. SUPERCUTS #81856 Sutter Sierra Surgery Center Tami Teel Designs, Inc. T-Bone's BBQ Tim Lewis Communities Topgolf United Building Maintenance Zafia's Family House

Clark Auto Body Coldwell Banker Sun Ridge-Nick Brooks Employers Select Insurance Services Inc. Gary Yeatts - Clarity Technologies Granite Pointe Eye Care, Inc. John Adams Academy-Roseville La Provence Restaurant & Terrace The Me-One Foundation, Inc. Mourier Land Investment Corporation Newmark Knight Frank

Peet's Coffee & Tea - Quarry Ponds Peet's Coffee & Tea - The Fountains Placer Breast Cancer Foundation Primerica Financial - Joann Caetano Quick Quack Car Wash-Blue Oaks Blvd Roseville Roofing Roseville Theater Arts Academy Rubino's Ristorante Saint Rose School Security Public Storage-Cirby Way SIMS Recycling Solutions

Smile Business Products, Inc. Springhill Suites by Marriott Stone Consulting Group STYLE Magazine Turner, Demarco & Friedman Real Estate Team Upstream Administration Wayfinder Family Service - DBA: Lilliput Families Westfield Galleria at Roseville William Jessup University

Dos Coyotes Border Cafe Fairfield Inn By Marriott First Allied Securities, Inc. Gurnee Mason Rushford Bonotto & Forestiere LLP Hefner, Stark & Marois, LLP Keaton's Child Cancer Alliance Kronick Moskovitz Tiedemann & Girard

Landmark Builders Placer County Association of Realtors Psomas Roseville Coalition of Neigh. Assoc.

- RCONA Roseville Fire Fighters Association Roseville Historical Society Sequoia Equities

Vision Quest Information Solutions, Inc. Westpark Communities Woodcreek Dentistry

Neighborly Pest Management, Inc. Northern California Power Agency Placer County Water Agency Roller King Skating Center

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GET READY FOR SPLASH!

INSIDE THE CHAMBER

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t’s that time of year again, Roseville’s biggest party of the year, SPLASH!, is back! This all-inclusive event gives you access to samples from over 60 local restaurants, breweries, and wineries. And this year, get ready to dance the night away with live music by the Steel Harmonics Band and this year’s featured band, 80z All Stars! SPLASH! sells out every year so secure your ticket now at RosevilleChamber.com/SPLASH. Interested in being a part of SPLASH!? We are still looking for sponsor and vendors! This is a great opportunity to show Roseville what your business is all about. For restaurants, breweries, and wineries, this is the perfect opportunity to let the community try what you serve and direct them to visit your location after SPLASH! If you are interested in sponsoring or becoming a vendor, send an email to Events@ RosevilleAreaChamber.com or call 916-783-8532.

PLACER VALLEY 2022

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ollaboration amongst local organizations is even more critical now coming out of the pandemic to ensure a strong economic recovery. We are excited to partner with other local chambers and host Placer Valley 2022 on October 19th at Bayside Blue Oaks Campus to showcase our region as a strong economic engine in California.

Placer Valley 2022 brings together leaders from across the South Placer region to celebrate our thriving business community, learn about upcoming developments, and get energized for the future of business in our area. We are excited to announce our keynote speaker, Daymond John, best known from Shark Tank, an American businessman, investor, television personality, author, and motivational speaker.

We hope you will join us October 19th, for an unforgettable day of regional economic and business insights, networking, and a chance to hear from city and county leaders. Get your tickets at RosevilleAreaChamber.com/Placer-Valley-2022 Commerce Insight

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UPCOMING EVENTS 7/20 Chamber Orientation 1:00p.m. - 2:30p.m.

7/22 Economic Development & Government Affairs Committee Meeting 8:00a.m. - 9:00a.m.

7/28 Chamber Breakfast 7:30a.m. - 9:30a.m.

8/1 Non-Profit Roundtable 9:00a.m. - 10:00a.m.

8/10 Joint Business Showcase Mixer 4:30p.m. - 6:30p.m.

8/12 Ignite Coffee Chats 8:00a.m. - 9:30a.m.

8/17 Chamber Orientation 8:30a.m. - 10:00a.m.

8/19 Chamber Luncheon 11:00a.m. - 1:00p.m.

8/25 Chamber Breakfast 7:30a.m. - 9:30a.m.

8/26 State of the City VIP Breakfast 7:00a.m. - 8:00a.m.

8/26 State of the City 8:00a.m. - 9:00a.m.

9/10 SPLASH! 6:30p.m. - 10:00p.m.

9/16 Chamber Luncheon 11:00a.m. - 1:00p.m.

9/21 Chamber Orientation 8:30a.m. - 10:00a.m.

9/22 Chamber Breakfast 7:30a.m. - 9:30a.m.

9/23 Joint Economic Development & Government Affairs Committee Meeting 8:00a.m. - 9:30a.m.

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Commerce Insight

FEATURED AMBASSADOR

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ur featured Ambassador is Zach Mongston of Bear Homes. Zach is one of our most dedicated Ambassadors and is always willing to lend a helping hand, even if it means loading over 20 tables into his truck for an event!

Zach says that he became an Ambassador to connect with other businesses and to get to know people in the area.

“It made me feel part of the business community so quickly when I first joined over 12 years ago and gave me access to people from the City Manager to my car repair shop which I still use”, says Zach.

Zach’s favorite Chamber event is the monthly Economic Development & Government Affairs Committee Meetings.

Zach Mongston Bear Homes

“I don't want to sound boring but the Economic Development meetings are brilliant They are so insightful and informative and they're free! Not to mention the delish complimentary breakfast put on by the Noshery” says Zach.

Thank you, Zach for going above and beyond for the Chamber!

THE BASH 2022 RECAP! Hello Chamber Members, After a two-year hiatus, The BASH was back and BIGGER than ever! The BASH was the last event that IGNITE Young Professionals and the Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce hosted in March of 2020 before the COVID-19 shut down.

This year, The BASH became the first non-city of Roseville event to be hosted on the Downtown Roseville Pedestrian Bridge. The event featured over two dozen vendors and featured a variety of food, beverages and businesses owned by young professionals. The BASH was a huge success thanks to our incredible sponsors, vendors, volunteers, and live entertainment! The goal of this event is to bring the community together and make people aware of IGNITE Young Professionals. IGNITE is always looking for more recruits to help us bring awareness to Young Professionals in business.

For a full list of events or to learn more about IGNITE head to Rosevillechamber.com

-Kevin Hernandez, Chair Commerce Insight

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GREEN ACRES MAKES WISHES COME TRUE!

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reen Acres Nursery & Supply® teamed up with Make-A-Wish® this month in an effort to grant wishes to local children who battle critical illnesses. The goal was to raise awareness and funds for lifechanging experiences that offer hope to Wish Kids and their families. The average wish costs around $10,000, and there are over 200 Sacramento area children waiting for their wish to be granted. Research shows that a wish can give kids the strength to fight against, and even overcome a critical illness according to Make-A-Wish.

With the generosity of our community, and the Green Acres match of up to $100,000, the campaign raised a total of over $76,000 in just three weeks. The crew at Green Acres and their sister company, Matsuda’s, collected donations from employees by hosting break-time bake sales, BBQs, silent auctions of handmade items, and more.

“It’s amazing to see the community come together for these kids and we’re grateful to be a part of it,” said Tami Kint with Green Acres Nursery & Supply.

If you missed donating at a Green Acres location, you can donate online at wish.org/canv.

COMMUNITY EVENTS 7/16 Concerts on the Square Every 3rd Saturday until 9/17 7:30p.m. - 10:00p.m.

7/16 3rd Saturday Art Walk Every 3rd Saturday until 9/17 5:00p.m. - 9:00p.m.

7/19 Downtown Tuesday Every Tuesday until 7/26 6:00p.m. - 9:00p.m.

8/11 Food Truck Mania 5:00p.m. - 8:00p.m.

8/19 Friday Night Flicks 8:00p.m. - 10:30p.m.

9/08 Food Truck Mania 5:00p.m. - 8:00p.m.

Learn more about these events at: godowntownroseville.com

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