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October 2017
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Dawn P. Argula CEO and President
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Greetings!
The 2017 LVCC Wine Country luncheon series closed out on a wonderful note with a sell-out crowd under the shade trees at the beautiful Wente Vineyards for the State of the State address by Assembly Member Catharine Baker. Ms. Baker covered a range of topics important to the economy - transportation, water, education, jobs.
Read more
Mission Statement: The Livermore Valley Chamber of Commerce enhances the business environment and quality of life in the Livermore Valley through innovation, leadership, visionary programs and powerful connections.
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Our neighbors in the Northern SF Bay area region experienced unimaginable devastation as a series of wildfires swept through portions of Napa and Sonoma Counties earlier this month. Lives were lost, and thousands of homes and businesses were incinerated in the conflagration. The wine industry, a major industry in these counties, was affected as vineyards and wineries were lost or badly damaged by smoke and fire. Authorities are still taking an account of the economic impacts of the fires. The Livermore Valley community and businesses activated fundraising and donation activities to support their neighbors (some are noted in this newsletter). I reached out to our sister Chambers of Commerce with offers of support and to request guidance on the best way to deliver immediate aid to their communities. Re-housing of thousands of residents is the highest priority. Businesses cannot afford to lose workers as all hands will be needed to rebuild the economy and absorb the impacts of services and products needed to restore local communities.
Read more from Whitney Diver McEvoy, President & CEO of the Yountville CC
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Join other Livermore businesses to help our neighbors who have been affected by the California Wildfires. Click the links below for additional information on how you can help.
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The City of Livermore is rolled out its Public Outreach during September and October 2017, t
o educate the community about opportunities to implement the next phase of economic revitalization for its
Downtown district. They have been gathering your input on downtown improvements during pu
blic meetings and other community events. Go to YourLivermore.org for additional information.
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LIVERMORIUM
TITANIUM
DIAMOND
PLATINUM
Partner With Us!
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Welcome New Chamber Members! We appreciate your partnership!
DoTERRA
Hallway Healthcare, Inc.
Referral Magic
All Chamber Members are invited to our monthly committee meetings, After Hours Business Mixers and ribbon cuttings
- see details on the
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Thank You for Renewing With Us!
25+ Years
15 - 24 years
10 - 14 years
Bill Aboumrad - 12
Robert Rao - 12
5- 9 years
1 - 4 years
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Wednesday, November 15, 2017
5:15 - 7:15 pm
Hosted by
320 Stealth Court
Livermore, CA 94551
Bring a drawing prize ---
Get air time!
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The next meeting is scheduled on November 1 and is open to all LVCC members. Featured speakers will be Brandon Cardwell, iGATE; William Garcia and Eduardo Salaz, Las Positas College.
If you missed the October 4 meeting, see presentations links below.
Rich Rankin, Director, Innovation & Partnerships Office, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Help Envision Downtown Livermore!
City of Livermore Staff and Consultants providing the latest, most accurate Information about the next phase of the revitalization of Downtown Livermore.
Community Meeting Materials.
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PQH Wireless (Cricket Wireless)
4424 Las Positas Rd., Livermore
Cricket Wireless authorized dealer that makes cell phone service easy!
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Financial Preparedness in the Face of a Natural Disaster:
Steps You Can Take Right Now
Date: November 30, 2017
Time: 12:00 - 1:00 pm
Location: Livermore Valley Chamber of Commerce
2157 First Street
Livermore, CA 94550
Cost: FREE to LVCC members
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