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Dawn P. Argula CEO and President
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Greetings!
LVCC was honored to receive a proclamation from Mayor John Marchand and the Livermore City Council designating April 30-May 6 as Small Business Week. LVCC board chair Brendan Findley did the honors. Of LVCC's 650 members, 544
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Brendan Finley accepts proclamation from Mayor Marchand |
have less than 500 employees, 82% of which have 20 or fewer employees. Small business plays a big role in the service industry as well as in the supply chain for big businesses such as manufacturing, science and
technology.
Continuing on that theme, the East Bay Leadership Council recognized Amos Productions as the LVCC nominee for a Small Business Award. Jody Amos started his DJ
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Amos Productions recognized by East Bay Leadership Council
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business in 1990 and has grown it into a full-service audio/visual production company employing more than 2 dozen workers. Jody is a rising star in the next wave of business leaders in the Livermore Valley.
The Livermore Valley Chamber of Commerce filed its articles of incorporation with the office of the California Secretary of State on May 11, 1937 (recorded by the Alameda County Clerk on May 13, 1937). Read more
Livermore Downtown Steering Committee
Developed by the City of Livermore, visit this new website for the latest information on the next phases of the Downtown Livermore Specific Plan - plans, documents, meeting schedules - including topics covered through the Downtown Livermore Steering
. Read more
Wine Country Luncheon Series
The LVCC team has been planning its annual luncheon series which kicked off in May. Look for updates as we introduce new themes and additions to the line-up. Confirmed programs include:
May 24 - Livermore Valley Forecast: Opportunities & Challenges in a Robust Economy - This was a dynamic program, led by 4 experts in their field, armed with dataand anecdotal evidence of current and future trends affecting the economy at the local, regional and state level. See presentations links below.
June 21 - State of the City with Livermore Mayor John Marchand, LARPD's Robert Livermore Community Center
July 27 - Vineyards, Ranches & Orchards
- Dynamics of the Agricultural Economy in the Livermore Valley, Garre Vineyard and Winery
September 28 -
State of the State
with Senator Steve Glazer and Assembly Member Catharine Baker,
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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Alameda County Transportation Commissioners recently approved the
State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Tom Torlakson
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UNCLE Credit Union
Wednesday, June 21
5:15 pm - 7:15 pm
2100 Las Positas Court
Livermore
M
usic Provided by Amos Productions
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The next meeting is scheduled on June 3 and is open to all LVCC members. The featured speaker will be Rikesh Patel, Presidio Companies - developer for a proposed Downtown Hotel.
LVCC Ambassador Club Meetings - Meets monthly on the second Tuesday, 12:00 pm, in the Chamber conference room, 2157 First St. Chair is Sheila Fagliano, Livermore Sanitation, Inc., The next quarterly luncheon is scheduled on June 13, location TBD.
Attend LVCC Committee Meetings
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Conservation as a Way of Life
California Water Service (Cal Water) was pleased to hear that the wet winter eliminated drought conditions for most of the state. Although drought conditions have eased, we know it's important to remember that we live in a traditionally dry climate. For this reason, we echo the Governor's statement that it's important to make water conservation a California way of life and to continue to use water wisely.
Read more
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LIVERMORIUM
TITANIUM
DIAMOND
PLATINUM
Partner With Us!
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Webinar offered for Jun
e's "Lunch an
d Learn" Series
LVCC is pleased to offer a series of
1-hour workshops focused on optimizing technology as a tool for business and will cover - mobile devices; cyber security; the Cloud; and technology as a business marketing tool. The workshops are sponsored by
1+1 Technology
and are conveniently scheduled during the lunch hour, once a month on 3rd Tuesday in the LVCC conference room or a webinar is offered where noted. Participants are invited to bring their bag lunch to enjoy during the workshop. For a list of workshop topics click
LVCC LUNCH & LEARN WORKSHOPS.
Details:
Topic: Small Business Communications
Date: June 20
Time: 12:00 - 1:00 pm
Location: Online Event
iPhone one-tap: +1(773)2319226,1487167907#
Telephone:
Dial: +1 (773) 231 9226
Meeting ID: 148 716 7907
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LEADERSHIP LIVERMORE IN SACRAMENTO!
The 2017
Leadership Livermore
class got to visit the state capital and visit with
Assemblywoman Catharine Baker
and
Senator Steve Glazer
! You can have a great experience like this also! The next session of Leadership Livermore begins in September. Contact the Chamber for more information on this awesome program that meets once per month for nine months. 925-447-1606.
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Leadership Livermore class with Senator Glazer on the floor of the CA Senate |
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Leadership Livermore Group meets Assemblywoman Catharine Baker
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Old Republic Title
April 4, 2017 |
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Livermore Valley Chamber Staff, Ambassadors and Board Members were in attendance at the Old Republic Title ribbon cutting. Located at 1754 First St. With almost 100 years of combined experience, Old Republic Title in Livermore is a trusted source of exceptional escrow service! Whether the property is residential, commercial, or agricultural, the Livermore branch of ORT will facilitate a smooth real estate transaction, bringing nationally recognized title insurance to our local community.
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Ohana Animal Hospital
April 21, 2017 |
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Livermore Valley Chamber Staff and Ambassadors attended Ohana Animal Hospital's ribbon cutting on April 21. Located at 2844 Las Positas Rd., Ohana Animal Hospital is Livermore's brand new veterinary care clinic offering a bright and modern, welcoming and warm facility for dogs, cats, reptiles, amphibians, and small mammals like rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets, and hamsters. We provide preventative and diagnostic care as well as surgery, dentistry, and dermatology.
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Welcome New Chamber Members! We appreciate your partnership!
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
Judge Mark L. Eaton (Ret) - 16
Sherri Souza - 22
10 - 14 years
Ron Andre, Jr. - 14
5 - 9 years
1 - 4 years
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