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24th Palos Verdes Street Fair and Music Festival A HUGE...
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VOLUME 38, NO. 6 THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF UPCOMING CHAMBER EVENTS Special Events - SAVE THE DATES! Members & Public Invited! Making Business Connections RSVP to 310-377-8111 or [email protected] Business Referral Evening Mixers Evening Mixers 5:30pm-7:30pm on the third Thursday of the month. $10/members, $15/guests. Includes Food, Cash Bar, Prizes Business Referral Breakfast Mixers Breakfast Mixers 7:15am-9am on the first Wednesday of the month. $15/in advance or $18 at the door. Includes Full Breakfast July 21: HEIR Intimates, RHE August 18: Palos Verdes Art Center, RHE June 28: Lunch & Learn Speaker: Marilyn Lyon, South Bay Environmental Services Center “Become an Energy Champion: How Your Non-Profit Can Make Money” RSVP required. Free for Chamber members. October 1: Local FIRST Extravaganza July 6: Trio Mediterranean Grill, RHE Speaker: Steven Griswold from Griswold & Griswold Insurance, Inc on appropriate business insurance 1956 2011 24th Palos Verdes Street Fair and Music Festival A HUGE Success! Huge Thanks to Our Street Fair and Music Festival Sponsors! The 24th Annual Palos Verdes Street Fair and Music Festival could not have happened without the sponsors who partnered with the Palos Verdes Peninsula Chamber of Commerce to create a magical weekend. Special thanks to our major sponsors: Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Center Torrance LA County Supervisor Don Knabe l DCH Toyota of Torrance Equinox Fitness Club l Alvas Music Store l Terranea Resort Classic Tents l Peninsula Shopping Center l Promenade on the Peninsula 100.3fm The Sound l RPV TV l Marmalade Cafe l CL!X Portrait Studios All Pets Veterinary Hospital l The Daily Breeze l Money Mailer South Bay Waste Management l Peninsula People Magazine l PV Peninsula News Western Museum of Flight l Marymount College l Palos Verdes on the Net Bark Busters Home Dog Training l Palos Verdes Peninsula High School Starbucks l Medawar’s Fine Jewelers l Critter Concepts Special Thanks to the City of Rolling Hills Estates l Chuck Smyth of Chasmar Insurance l Marc Massari of Raymond James & Associates The PVP Chamber’s “Palos Verdes Street Fair and Music Festival” is now one of the largest family events in Los Angeles County, attracting over 40,000 fair-goers to the Rolling Hills Estates business district. Promotion by Time-Warner and RPV-TV; local publications; Web Marketing; You Tube, Facebook, Twitter and other media resulted in millions of impressions for our sponsors throughout LA County and beyond. Align your business with the high-profile marketing and branding sponsor opportunities for the 25th Anniversary Palos Verdes Street Fair and Music Festival on June 9th and 10th of 2012. Call 310-377-8111 or e-mail [email protected]. Local business leaders Marc Massari, with Raymond James & Associates, and Chuck Smyth, of Chasmar Insurance, have volunteered thousands of hours over the past 16 years planning the PV Street Fair & Music Festival! Kudos and many thanks to the tireless Chuck and Marc team, the Street Fair Committee, Board of Directors and Chamber Staff. Photo by CL!X Portrait Studios. Fun at the Fair! Photos say it all! Deena Knight from the Daily Breeze and Kim Sutton of Malaga Bank rock the beer garden with the PV Young Professionals; Bark Busters shows off its dog training skills with young volunteers; a fearless flyer soars above the carnival; dogs and cats find new families under the Big Tent; and lovely, local ladies enjoy the day together at the PV Street Fair! All of this was made possible by our generous presenting sponsor Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Center Torrance. T he Palos Verdes community came together last weekend in that once a year, unique event – The Palos Verdes Street Fair. Over 40,000 residents and visitors (traveling from as far away as Temecula, Pasadena and the Valley), enjoyed two days of Palos Verdes hospitality and fun. The kids’ screams of delight at the jam-packed carnival reminded the crowd that summer is here! With over 200 hand-selected vendors showcasing artisan crafts, local nonprofit organizations, and commercial exhibitors, there was truly something for everyone. Two diverse food courts, an F-5 Fighter jet display, continuous live entertainment on two stages, a light-hearted dog show, pet adoptions, and a free petting zoo and pony rides for the children rounded out the weekend. Besides being a ton of fun, the Street Fair gives back to the community in several ways. Starting with Friday’s Teen Night at the Carnival, the Chamber of Commerce will donate over $1000 in proceeds from the evening to the Peninsula Education Foundation. In addition, the Chamber’s Young Professional Group collected an additional $500 for the Peninsula Education Foundation, all while cheerfully volunteering at the Beer & Wine tent. The proceeds from the dog show registrations, which totaled $800, were donated by the Chamber to GRACE Animal Rescue. We are still waiting for final numbers to come in from our six animal rescue and adoption groups, but many very happy families adopted pets on Saturday afternoon. And, in the very generous spirit of giving that is characteristic of the Palos Verdes community, over 60 pints of blood were donated at the Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Center Torrance bloodmobile during the Fair weekend. This fabulous event would not be possible without the support of the Chamber’s many Street Fair sponsors, especially the presenting sponsor for the Fair, Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Center Torrance. The Chamber of Commerce would like to recognize and thank all of our sponsors, volunteers and the entire community for being a part of this unique celebration right in the heart of the peninsula! Plans are already underway for next year’s 25th Anniversary Street Fair, to be held on June 9 and 10, 2012. Contact the Chamber office to be a part of what promises to be a truly spectacular celebration!
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VOLUME 38, NO. 6 THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF
UPCOMING CHAMBER EVENTS
Special Events - SAVE THE DATES!
Members & Public Invited! Making Business ConnectionsRSVP to 310-377-8111 or [email protected]
Business Referral Evening MixersEvening Mixers 5:30pm-7:30pm on the third Thursday of the month.
$10/members, $15/guests. Includes Food, Cash Bar, Prizes
Business Referral Breakfast MixersBreakfast Mixers 7:15am-9am on the first Wednesday of the month.
$15/in advance or $18 at the door. Includes Full Breakfast
July 21: HEIR Intimates, RHE August 18: Palos Verdes Art Center, RHE
June 28: Lunch & Learn Speaker: Marilyn Lyon, South Bay Environmental Services Center “Become an Energy Champion: How Your Non-Profit Can Make Money” RSVP required. Free for Chamber members. October 1: Local FIRST Extravaganza
July 6: Trio Mediterranean Grill, RHE Speaker: Steven Griswold from Griswold & Griswold Insurance, Inc on appropriate business insurance
1956 2011
24th Palos Verdes Street Fair and Music Festival A HUGE Success!
Huge Thanks to Our Street Fair and Music Festival Sponsors!The 24th Annual Palos Verdes Street Fair and Music Festival could not have happened without the sponsors who partnered with the Palos Verdes Peninsula Chamber of Commerce to create a magical weekend. Special thanks to our major sponsors:
Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Center Torrance LA County Supervisor Don Knabe l DCH Toyota of Torrance
Equinox Fitness Club l Alvas Music Store l Terranea Resort Classic Tents l Peninsula Shopping Center l Promenade on the Peninsula
100.3fm The Sound l RPV TV l Marmalade Cafe l CL!X Portrait Studios All Pets Veterinary Hospital l The Daily Breeze l Money Mailer South Bay Waste Management l Peninsula People Magazine l PV Peninsula News
Western Museum of Flight l Marymount College l Palos Verdes on the NetBark Busters Home Dog Training l Palos Verdes Peninsula High School
Starbucks l Medawar’s Fine Jewelers l Critter ConceptsSpecial Thanks to the City of Rolling Hills Estates l Chuck Smyth of Chasmar Insurance l Marc Massari of Raymond James & Associates
The PVP Chamber’s “Palos Verdes Street Fair and Music Festival” is now one of the largest family events in Los Angeles County, attracting over 40,000 fair-goers to the Rolling Hills Estates business district. Promotion by Time-Warner and RPV-TV; local publications; Web Marketing; You Tube, Facebook, Twitter and other media resulted in millions of impressions for our sponsors throughout LA County and beyond. Align your business with the high-profile marketing and branding sponsor opportunities for the 25th Anniversary Palos Verdes Street Fair and Music Festival on June 9th and 10th of 2012. Call 310-377-8111 or e-mail [email protected].
Local business leaders Marc Massari, with Raymond James & Associates, and Chuck Smyth, of Chasmar Insurance, have volunteered thousands of hours over the past 16 years planning the PV Street Fair & Music Festival! Kudos and many thanks to the tireless Chuck and Marc team, the Street Fair Committee, Board of Directors and Chamber Staff. Photo by CL!X Portrait Studios.
Fun at the Fair! Photos say it all! Deena Knight from the Daily Breeze and Kim Sutton of Malaga Bank rock the beer garden with the PV Young Professionals; Bark Busters shows off its dog training skills with young volunteers; a fearless flyer soars above the carnival; dogs and cats find new families under the Big Tent; and lovely, local ladies enjoy the day together at the PV Street Fair! All of this was made possible by our generous presenting sponsor Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Center Torrance.
The Palos Verdes community came together last weekend in that once a year, unique event – The
Palos Verdes Street Fair. Over 40,000 residents and visitors (traveling from as far away as Temecula, Pasadena and the Valley), enjoyed two days of Palos Verdes hospitality and fun. The kids’ screams of delight at the jam-packed carnival reminded the crowd that summer is here! With over 200 hand-selected vendors showcasing artisan crafts, local nonprofit organizations, and commercial exhibitors, there was truly something for everyone. Two diverse food courts, an F-5 Fighter jet display, continuous live entertainment on two stages, a light-hearted dog show, pet adoptions, and a free petting zoo and pony rides for the children rounded out the weekend. Besides being a ton of fun, the Street Fair gives back to the community in several ways. Starting with Friday’s Teen Night at the Carnival, the Chamber of Commerce will donate over $1000 in proceeds from the evening to the Peninsula Education Foundation. In addition, the Chamber’s Young Professional Group collected an additional $500 for the Peninsula Education Foundation, all while cheerfully volunteering at the Beer & Wine
tent. The proceeds from the dog show registrations, which totaled $800, were donated by the Chamber to GRACE Animal Rescue. We are still waiting for final numbers to come in from our six animal rescue and adoption groups, but many very happy families adopted pets on Saturday afternoon. And, in the very generous spirit of giving that is characteristic of the Palos Verdes community, over 60 pints of blood were donated at the Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Center Torrance bloodmobile during the Fair weekend. This fabulous event would not be possible without the support of the Chamber’s many Street Fair sponsors, especially the presenting sponsor for the Fair, Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Center Torrance. The Chamber of Commerce would like to recognize and thank all of our sponsors, volunteers and the entire community for being a part of this unique celebration right in the heart of the peninsula! Plans are already underway for next year’s 25th Anniversary Street Fair, to be held on June 9 and 10, 2012. Contact the Chamber office to be a part of what promises to be a truly spectacular celebration!
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PALOS VERDES PENINSULA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE June 2011
ANNIVERSARIESCompanyAnza Event Rentals by Choura EventsS. Enright ConsultingWaste ManagementZdonek & Wolowicz AccountancyRedondo Van & StorageRainbow Services, LTD.Teresa C. Deane, CPAYork PropertiesPromenade on the PeninsulaCritic’s Choice Catering & Event ProductionsEdward Jones InvestmentsPalos Verdes Dermatology Assc.Kaiser Permanente South Bay Medical CenterRiviera Hall Lutheran SchoolColbaugh & Heinsheimer Consulting, Inc.Rolling Hills Covenant ChurchFrascati RistoranteFrontline Protection ServicesRaymond James & AssociatesJeffrey Lewis, Attorney At lawBennett LandscapeRE/MAX Palos VerdesRegatta Capital Group LLCSt. John Fisher School
Representative
Ryan ChouraStephanie Enright
Vickie WippelSteve WolowiczGreg HalvorsenBen Schirmer
Teresa C. DeaneJim York
Liz Griggs
Michelle PaulBryan Hori
Howard Fein, MD
Tara O’BrienPhyllis Nollan
Stacy JohnsonPastor Byron MacDonald
Enrico GlaudoSandra Lee Bushnell
Bill SmithJeffrey LewisSean BennettDiane Stone
Russell MohbergCheri Bailiff
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WELCOME NEW MEMBERSMcBride Law PC Kevin McBride Rolling Hills Estates (310)265-4427www.mcbride-law.com AttorneysOption A SEO Eric Seropyan Los Angeles (310)383-7819 www.optionaseo Internet Marketing
Peninsula Committee Children’s Hosp Colleen CotterRancho Palos Verdes (310)521-9788www.pcch.net Non Profit OrganizationsPremier Business Bank Debbie Richardson Los Angeles 213-689-4800 www.ibankpremier.com Banks, Savings & Loan
Cynthia Wang, a 2010 graduate of Peninsula High School, has received a $1,000 scholarship from the Palos
Verdes Peninsula Chamber of Commerce. This scholarship will help to fund Cynthia’s study at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign where she is a Business major. Cynthia also received a scholarship for her freshman year of study in 2010/11. “Thank you to the Chamber for continuing to support my education,” said Cynthia as she learned of the Chamber Board’s decision. Cynthia is double-majoring in Marketing and Management with a specialization in International Business. During her initial year at the University of Illinois she was employed by the campus’ Business Career Service and the Office of
Information Management. She has been selected to work this summer as a student tour guide for prospective students, a coveted position for student leaders. But, before beginning her summer position she will travel to Brazil to for two weeks with other students and faculty to learn more about the Brazilian culture and that country’s contributions to the global business market. In addition to working and studying, Cynthia made time to fundraise for Relay for Life through her service on the Business Honors Student Board. “We are honored to contribute to Cynthia’s development as a business professional,” says Kathy Gould, PVP Chamber Chairman of the Board. “Providing scholarship to students is one of the many ways the Chamber’s membership provides benefits to its community.”
PVPCC OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
Chair of the BoardKathy Gould
Palos Verdes Library DistrictChair-Elect
Marilyn LyonSouth Bay Environmental Services Center
Secretary/TreasurerSteven Kovary
Steven A. Kovary, CPAPast-Chair of the Board
Sharon RyanAn Uncommmon Journey
Vice-Chair, MembershipAllen Bond
Bank of America Home LoansVice-Chair, Economic Development
& Community AffairsElizabeth Griggs
Promenade on the PeninsulaVice-Chair, Business Advocacy
Kelly Curtis-IntagliataMarymount College
DIRECTORS
David Adishian, Nantucket CrossingRandy Bowers, Malaga Bank
Gerry Carrese, Coldwell BankerDavid Conforti, Troon Golf
Steven Coy, CL!X Portrait Studios, RHEJackie Crowley, RE/MAX Palos Verdes
Melissa Griswold, Griswold & Griswold Insurance Agency Terri Haack, Terranea Resort
Sherry Kramer, Continental Development CorporationMarc Massari, Raymond James & AssociatesShawn Nejad, Rancho Palos Verdes Flowers
Andrea Sala, California State University at Dominguez HillsTeresa Scott, HQ, a member of the Regus Group
George Walker, Walker Executive Coaching, Vistage
CHAMBER STAFFEileen Hupp, President/CEO
Debby Morgan, Marketing and Event CoordinatorPatti Myhre, Business and Project Coordinator
Colleen Cotter, Membership CoordinatorTracy Ferrara, Administrative Assistant
Peninsula Business JournalPalos Verdes Peninsula Chamber of Commerce310-377-8111 / www.palosverdeschamber.com
The Peninsula Business Journal is the official publication of, and is published monthly by, the Palos Verdes Peninsula Chamber of Commerce and Visitors’ Center (PVPCC). Its current circulation is 24,000. The PVPCC, a 501(c)6 non-profit organization, is located at 707 Silver Spur Road, Suite 100, RHE, CA 90274. All correspondence and address changes should be sent to this address. The Peninsula Business Journal is published as a service to the Palos Verdes Peninsula and surrounding communities. Considerable effort is made to ensure the accuracy and the reliability of the information published herein, however the PVPCC cannot guarantee its accuracy, nor does it assume any liability for the use of any information published. Official positions of the PVPCC are taken only by vote of record of the Board of Directors, and are clearly referenced as such in the Journal. Members receive a copy of the Peninsula News containing the Peninsula Business Journal published on the fourth Thursday of the month.
Palos Verdes Peninsula Chamber of Commerce President/CEO Eileen Hupp presenting an 80th Anniversary commemorative proclamation to Palos Verdes Art Center Chairman Allen Lay at the PV Art Center’s 80th Anniversary Hard Hat Party.
Photo by M
J Schoenheider
PVP Chamber Congratulates PV Art Center
Peninsula Business Student Receives Chamber Scholarship
The PV Young Professionals offered up two iPad2s for raffle at the PV Street Fair! Saturday’s winner was Dee Bailey & Sunday’s was Candy Ham. Pictured above are (L-R) Melissa Griswold, PVYP Co-chair, Griswold & Griswold Insurance Agency; Dee Bailey and Melissa Criado, PVYP Board member, Guaranty Escrow.
PVYP Raffle Off Apple iPad2s at PV Street Fair & Music Festival
The American Hotel & Lodging Association has named Terri Haack, Vice President and General Manager,
Terranea Resort, as the “General Manager of the Year”. Ms. Haack was honored at the “Stars of the Industry Awards” this past week in Atlanta. This prestigious award “honors a hotelier who has demonstrated superior professionalism…and taken a leadership role in the industry”. Terri’s colleagues in the Chamber extend their congratulations to her
and the entire Terranea team on this national recognition. “Terri Haack and Terranea are true community partners,” said Eileen Hupp, Chamber President. We are thrilled to see Terri receive this honor from her peers in the industry.” Terranea is an active member of the PVP Chamber of Commerce and also supports the Chamber’s programs as a Chairman’s Circle Sponsor. In addition, Terri serves on the Chamber’s Board of Directors.
Terranea Resort’s Terri Haack Named “General Manager of the Year”
Malaga Financial Corporation announced recently that US Banker had ranked it and its subsidiary
Malaga Bank FSB as the top performing publicly traded community bank in the state of California and the 15th best performing publicly traded community bank in the United States as of December 31, 2010. “The Chamber of Commerce congratulates Randy Bowers, President and CEO, and the entire Malaga Bank team on this outstanding achievement,” said Eileen Hupp, PVP Chamber President. “Malaga Bank continues to distinguish itself as a nationally ranked bank and a community partner.” Malaga Bank is a full-service community bank headquartered on the Palos
Verdes Peninsula with branch offices located on the Peninsula and in Torrance and San Pedro. For more than 26 years, Malaga Bank has delivered competitive banking services to both residents and businesses, with its continuing tradition of relationship-based banking and legendary customer service. Malaga Bank is an active member of the Palos Verdes Peninsula Chamber of Commerce and supports the Chamber’s programs through its participation as a Chairman’s Circle Sponsor, a co-sponsor of the Education Committee seminars, and sponsor of the Chamber’s Legislative Affairs Committee. Malaga Bank’s President and CEO, Randy Bowers, also serves on the Chamber’s Board of Directors.
Malaga Bank Ranked Top Performing Community Bank in California
