January - February Temecula Today

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© 2012 PrimeLending, A PlainsCapital Company. Trade/service marks are the property of PlainsCapital Corporation, PlainsCapital Bank, or their respective affiliates and/or subsidiaries. Some products may not be available in all states. This is not a commitment to lend. Restrictions apply. All rights reserved. PrimeLending, A PlainsCapital Company (NMLS no: 13649) is a wholly.owned subsidiary of a state.chartered bank and is an exempt lender in the following states: AK, AR, CO, DE, FL, GA, HI, ID, IA, KS, KY, LA, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NV, NY, NC, OH, OK, OR, PA, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VA, WV, WI, WY. Licensed by: AL State Banking Dept.. consumer credit lic no. MC21004; AZ Dept. of Financial Institutions. mortgage banker lic no. BK 0907334; CA Dept. of Corporations. lender lic no. 4130996; CT Dept. of Banking. lender lic no. ML.13649; D.C. Dept. of Insurance, Securities and Banking. dual authority lic no. MLO13649; IL Dept. of Financial and Professional Regulation. lender lic no. MB.6760635; IN Dept. of Financial Institutions. sub lien lender lic no. 11169; ME Dept. of Professional & Financial Regulation. supervised lender lic no. SLM8285; MD Dept. of Labor, Licensing & Regulation. lender lic no. 11058; Massachusetts Division of Banking– lender & broker license nos. MC5404, MC5406, MC5414, MC5450, MC5405; MI Dept. of Labor & Economic Growth. broker/lender lic nos. FR 0010163 and SR 0012527; Licensed by the New Hampshire Banking Department. lender lic no. 14553.MB; NJ Dept. of Banking and Insurance.lender lic no. 0803658; NM Regulation and Licensing Dept. Financial Institutions Division. lender license no. 01890; ND Dept. of Financial Institutions. money broker lic no. MB101786; RI Division of Banking. lender lic no. 20102678LL and broker lic no. 20102677LB; TX OCCC Reg. Loan License. lic no. 7293; VT Dept. of Banking, Insurance, Securities and Health Care Administration. lender lic no. 6127 and broker lic no. 0964MB; WA Dept. of Financial Institutions.consumer lender lic no. 520.CL.49075.

Mischelle WrightSr. Loan Officer

909.732.8113 NMLS: 485399

Stephanie Chakur Sr. Loan Officer

661.817.3443 NMLS: 680373

Linda L. SmithSr. Loan Officer

951.375.6058 NMLS: 680252

Jeff AntoineBranch Manager

760.438.5333NMLS: 847116

Myrna CrowtherProduction Manager

951.775.4884NMLS: 632943

Craig CampbellProduction Manager

951.526.9429NMLS: 632945

Janet Scott Production Manager

951.760.6525 NMLS: 488762

Cheryl Reed Sr. Loan Officer

661.295.5002 NMLS: 632698

Robbie Roberts Sr. Loan Officer

951.312.9471 NMLS: 485399

41540 Winchester Rd. Suite A, Temecula, CA 92590


26790 Ynez Court, Temecula, CA 92591Phone: 951.676.5090 Fax: 951.694.0201Email : [email protected]

Mission StatementThe mission of the Temecula Valley Chamber of Commerce is to promote the economic environment of all member businesses and by so doing will support the programs which preserve and improve the quality of life.

OfficersChairman of the board: Jeff Kurtz, Promenade Temecula First vice chairman of the board: Jerry Konchar, Pechanga Development Corporation Second vice chairman of the board: Lori Marruffo, Virtual Outsourcing SolutionsTreasurer: Leslie Doherty, Leslie Doherty CPASecretary: Janet Scott, iMortgagePast chairman of the board: Isaac Lizarraga, Rancho Ford Lincoln

DirectorsBrian Connors, Southwest Healthcare SystemTom Demott, Temecula Creek InnLouEllen Ficke, Commerce Bank of Temecula ValleyKimberly Freize-Uhler, Clear Blue PromotionsJann Gentry, Gentry StudiosKim Kelliher, The Grapeline Wine Country ShuttleShane Lesovsky, Temecula Valley CommunicationsSuzanne Lingold, California State University San MarcosCrystal Magon, South Coast Winery Resort & SpaTammy Marine, Habitat for Humanity Inland ValleyPaul Nolta, Inland Empire Small Business Development Resource CenterJeff Powell, Abbott VascularRick Rawson, Loma Linda University Medical Center, Murrieta Janese M. Reyes, CLB Local MediaRobert Rosenstein, The Law Offices of Rosenstein & Hitzeman, AAPLC Jackie Steed, National Merchants Association

Management TeamAlice Sullivan, President CEO Laura Turnbow, Chief Operations OfficerKatie Edmonds, Membership Director Tiffany Clark, Membership Coordinator/VYP DirectorEmily Pulley, Communications Director Jennifer Cloud, Special Events Director Brooke Nunn, Special Events CoordinatorJeanette Kristensen, Resource Coordinator Lynn Collett, Resource Coordinator Justin Lawler, Creative Director

CommitteesSWC LEGISLATIVE COUNCILChair — Dennis Frank; Consultant — Gene Wunderlich MEMBERSHIP SERVICESChair — Jim Mclaughlin, Morrison McnabbSC MANUFACTURING COUNCILChair — Jack Mobilia, Concannon Business ConsultingVYPKaelan Sutherland, Sutherland Networks

Deadline for text is the 10th of the preceding month, and deadline for inserts is the 10th of the preceding month. Members wishing to submit articles for upcoming issues of Temecula Today, please submit to [email protected].

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© 2012 PrimeLending, A PlainsCapital Company. Trade/service marks are the property of PlainsCapital Corporation, PlainsCapital Bank, or their respective affiliates and/or subsidiaries. Some products may not be available in all states. This is not a commitment to lend. Restrictions apply. All rights reserved. PrimeLending, A PlainsCapital Company (NMLS no: 13649) is a wholly.owned subsidiary of a state.chartered bank and is an exempt lender in the following states: AK, AR, CO, DE, FL, GA, HI, ID, IA, KS, KY, LA, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NV, NY, NC, OH, OK, OR, PA, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VA, WV, WI, WY. Licensed by: AL State Banking Dept.. consumer credit lic no. MC21004; AZ Dept. of Financial Institutions. mortgage banker lic no. BK 0907334; CA Dept. of Corporations. lender lic no. 4130996; CT Dept. of Banking. lender lic no. ML.13649; D.C. Dept. of Insurance, Securities and Banking. dual authority lic no. MLO13649; IL Dept. of Financial and Professional Regulation. lender lic no. MB.6760635; IN Dept. of Financial Institutions. sub lien lender lic no. 11169; ME Dept. of Professional & Financial Regulation. supervised lender lic no. SLM8285; MD Dept. of Labor, Licensing & Regulation. lender lic no. 11058; Massachusetts Division of Banking– lender & broker license nos. MC5404, MC5406, MC5414, MC5450, MC5405; MI Dept. of Labor & Economic Growth. broker/lender lic nos. FR 0010163 and SR 0012527; Licensed by the New Hampshire Banking Department. lender lic no. 14553.MB; NJ Dept. of Banking and Insurance.lender lic no. 0803658; NM Regulation and Licensing Dept. Financial Institutions Division. lender license no. 01890; ND Dept. of Financial Institutions. money broker lic no. MB101786; RI Division of Banking. lender lic no. 20102678LL and broker lic no. 20102677LB; TX OCCC Reg. Loan License. lic no. 7293; VT Dept. of Banking, Insurance, Securities and Health Care Administration. lender lic no. 6127 and broker lic no. 0964MB; WA Dept. of Financial Institutions.consumer lender lic no. 520.CL.49075.

Mischelle WrightSr. Loan Officer

909.732.8113 NMLS: 485399

Stephanie Chakur Sr. Loan Officer

661.817.3443 NMLS: 680373

Linda L. SmithSr. Loan Officer

951.375.6058 NMLS: 680252

Jeff AntoineBranch Manager

760.438.5333NMLS: 847116

Myrna CrowtherProduction Manager

951.775.4884NMLS: 632943

Craig CampbellProduction Manager

951.526.9429NMLS: 632945

Janet Scott Production Manager

951.760.6525 NMLS: 488762

Cheryl Reed Sr. Loan Officer

661.295.5002 NMLS: 632698

Robbie Roberts Sr. Loan Officer

951.312.9471 NMLS: 485399

41540 Winchester Rd. Suite A, Temecula, CA 92590

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Nonprofits and service organizations are a vital part of the Temecula Valley community and the Temecula Valley Chamber of Commerce. These organizations provide our community with places for our children to visit or places for

seniors to socialize or get support. They provide volunteer opportunities for people to offer their services and make a difference in the community. And many of these wonderful nonprofits who are fighting for a cause and know without the additional funds they wouldn’t be able to continue with needed services and research in our community. The TVCC would like to take this opportunity to recognize our nonprofit and service organization members and say “thank you” for all you do.

2K4Kids.orgBeth Soltysiak951-894-1959www.2k4kids.org2k4kids was established in 2007 to assist students graduating from high school and/or current undergraduate students to achieve their educational goals and objectives. The specific purpose is to help students with financial obligation, defray costs, and assist monetarily of those attending an accredited college or university. Financial assistance may cover but is not limited to tuition, registration, books and supplies, or equipment needed in the required course/s of instruction mandated by the college / university standards.

All From the HeartJudy Harter, President951-290-VETS (8387)www.allfromtheheart.orgAll From the Heart’s mission is to provide support to our troops, veterans and their families. This is accomplished through our annual Support Our Troops Event honoring military families with special circumstances, Wheels For Warriors which gifts independence by providing motorized power chairs and scooters to veterans, and our newest program, Divine Equine horse therapy for PTSD sufferers.

In our everyday lives we sometimes take our military’s sacrifices for granted. All From The Heart’s purpose is to make sure that those sacrifices do not go unnoticed and show that we care and appreciate the service they provide to our country.

Animal Friends of the Valleys-LEAFEllen Bilney951-471-8344www.animalfriendsofthevalleys.com Animal Friends of the Valleys is dedicated to promoting humane care of animals through education and a humane, pro-active animal services program. We are committed to preventing the suffering of animals and to ending pet overpopulation.

Assistance League of Temecula ValleyDorcas Shaktman, 2012/2013 President951-694-8018www.temeculavalley.assistanceleague.orgSince 1989, Assistance League has been dedicated to serving families in Southwest Riverside County through community-based philanthropic programs developed and administered by our all volunteer members. By putting caring and commitment in action, we aspire to meet the challenging needs of individuals, families and children in our communities to help them achieve a better quality of life.

Birth Choice of TemeculaDanalee Bettis 951-699-9808www.birthchoicetemecula.com Birth Choice of Temeculais a non-profit organization offering free pregnancy testing, counseling, STD education, single parenting support and material assistance to mothers and their babies until the age of two. Visit the Birth Choice of Temecula website for information about the organization’s services and resources.

BNI Temecula #1Gerren Parker951-552-0068www.BNIRiversideCounty.com BNI Temecula #1 is a local chapter of Business Networking International Inc. With over 145,000 members worldwide, BNI is the largest business networking and referral marketing organization in the world. We have been in the community for over 10-years and this year alone our chapter has shared over $500,000 in business referrals with each other. We have approximately 40-members in our local chapter and starting January 8th, 2013 we will be meeting on Tuesdays at 6:45am at “The Grill” at Temeku Hills Golf Club in Temecula. Our motto is ‘”Givers Gain”!

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Boys & Girls Clubs of Southwest CountyMaryann Edwards951.699.1256www.bgcswc.orgWith outstanding support from the Temecula Business Community, the 4 Boys & Girls Clubs of Southwest County provide before/after school transportation, enriching daily programs, camp, educational field trips, and league sports to more than 12,000 children annually. Studies prove that Club Kids do better in school, develop strong leadership skills and character, and perform better in the workplace. Great Futures really DO start at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Southwest County. (Annual dues of $25 cover ALL daily programs from 2:30 – 6:30pm Mon-Fri. Before-school programs and daily private round trip transportation to/from school is available. Scholarships are available.)

California Equine Retirement FoundationGrace Belcuore 951-926-4190www.cerfhorses.orgCERF was founded in 1986 to provide charitable assistance to former race and performance horses upon the conclusion of their careers, through permanent retirement or rehabilitation into other careers. CERF is proud to be helping our Thoroughbreds in need for 25 years.

Camp del CorazonJanene Hogan 818-754-0312www.campdelcorazon.orgCamp del Corazon is an organization that provides a medically supervised, residential summer camp for children ages 7-17 who are living with heart disease, as well as additional programs for these children and their families.Located on Catalina Island, 22 miles off the California coastline, our camp has served approximately 300 children each year for the past 17 years. Having begun with a volunteer staff of two, 49 campers and a minimal budget, our growth and success stands as a testament to our steady commitment to the population we serve.

Canine Support Teams, Inc.Rosie Girardot951-301-3625Canine Support Teams is a non-profit, volunteer organization, made possible by the many people who volunteer their time, energy, money and love for the purpose of enhancing the lives of those affected by disabilities. We rely entirely on donations and support to continue our mission to change the way the world thinks about disabilities, one dog at a time. We have several ways for you to help and ALL donations are very much appreciated. No donation is too small!

Celebrity Foundation for ChildrenMichael Farah 949-719-2625www.celebrityfoundation.com The Celebrity Foundation for Children is a 501(c)(3) public charity whose mission is to protect and develop the health, welfare, and education of children. To this end, the foundation develops further programs to strengthen the family. The Celebrity Foundation is unique in that it is operated with no payroll. All directors, officers and staff are volunteers, so the operation expenses are among the lowest of any national program.

Charity for CharityCharity Prestifilippo951-77-STARSwww.charityforcharity.comCharity for Charity is a non-profit organization raising funds to fulfill the wishes of local residents with special needs whether it is medical, financial or other. What’s special about this organization is not only the fact that it’s collaborated by a group of girlfriends, but that they focus on INDIVIDUALS and making a difference, one person at a time. The board of directors is made up of these friends, all volunteering 100% to make a difference in their community.

Dorland Mountain Arts Colony, Inc.Jill Roberts 951-302-3827www.dorlandartscolony.orgDorland Mountain Arts Colony is a non-profit artists retreat set on 340 acres along a ridge overlooking the Temecula Valley. The colony covers approx 10 acres with the rest of the land left in its natural state. Plants, oak trees, and wildlife abound on the property. The views are incredible which overlook the Temecula Valley to the West and the mountains to the East.

Economic Development Corporation of Southwest CaliforniaMorris Myers 951-694-9800www.edcswca.comFounded in 1991, The EDC is a private/public partnership that promotes Southwest California regional economic development through business retention and development, job opportunities, and related economic growth. The EDC is dedicated to expanding the competitive position of the regional businesses in a global economy.

Farmers Market Management Company, Inc.Gale Cunningham760-728-7343Enjoy locally grown produce, hand crafted items and specialty food items at the Temecula Old Town Farmer’s Market every Saturday, 7:30am-12:30pm. Or you can check out the same great event every Wednesday in the Promenade Temecula Parking lot.

Friends of Ronald Reagan Sports ParkPerry Peters(951) 676-1984 www.RonaldReaganSportsPark.com FRRSP works to inculcate individual initiative in our young people through specific programs for 3rd, 4th, 7th, 8th graders and high school seniors. We seek to spread our programs beyond the Southwest Riverside County community. We develop tools to assist the teaching of initiative. Our latest is a lesson plan explaining the difference between Capitalism vs Communism.

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Goodwill Southern CaliforniaDanielle Dutsch 888-4-Goodwillwww.GoodwillSoCal.orgGoodwill Southern California is: Empowering Individuals through education, training and access to new employment opportunities. Advancing Businesses through our recruitment services, secure shredding, document imaging, e-waste recycling, landscape, custodial, assembly and contract fulfillment services.Enriching Communities through partnerships, youth programs, donation drive fundraisers and a positive economic impact. Caring for the Earth through the resale of used goods, and recycling efforts, which resulted in the diversion of 53.6 million pounds of textiles, furniture, home goods, paper and electronics from landfill in 2011. Goodwill is Good for Everyone!

Habitat for Humanity Inland ValleyTammy Marine(951) 296-3362www.Habitat4InlandValley.orgThe Mission of Habitat for Humanity Inland Valley is to facilitate the dream of homeownership as well as improve the living conditions for those in the community. With volunteers, sponsors and business partners, Habitat for Humanity Inland Valley builds and rehabilitates homes in the cities of Temecula, Murrieta, Menifee, Lake Elsinore and Perris. Habitat for Humanity Inland Valley also owns and operates two ReStore home improvement discount stores located in Temecula and Lake Elsinore.

Help Hospitalized VeteransMike Lynch951-926-4500www.hhv.orgHelp Hospitalized Veterans’ (HHV’s) primary mission is to provide armed service and military patients receiving care at US federal, state, and commercial medical or nursing home care facilities with therapeutic arts & crafts kits. HHV will promote the general welfare of armed service veterans and military patients so that, despite profound disabilities and pain, they maintain a sense of pride, self-confidence and dignity during their rehabilitation process.

Hemet Hospice Voluntears, Inc. & Community Hospice Services 951-766-9629www.hemethospice.org Hemet Hospice Volunteers, Inc., and our Temecula branch office, Community Hospice Services, is a locally based, non-profit charitable organization governed by a volunteer board of directors. For over 30 years, our efforts have focused on the needs of hospice families, the bereaved, and promoting the hospice mission in Southwest Riverside County. As an independent hospice support agency, we have been able to be true to our founding mission and have supported thousands of hospice families as they faced the end-of-life with bravery and compassion.

Homes for Heroswww.homesforheros.com Karen Davis951-695-2727Our mission is to provide extraordinary savings to local heroes who provide extraordinary services to our community every day. Homes for Heroes® is a company that affiliates with Realtors®, lenders and other real estate-related service providers who offer substantial rebates and discounts to the Heroes who serve our nation and its communities every day. Our Heroes include military personnel, firefighters, law enforcement officers and others who make our communities a better place to live.

Hugs Foster Family AgencyJeanne Faught951-695-0888www.hugsffa.orgTerra Manor Inc. DBA Hugs Foster Family Agency is a non-profit 501 (3)(c) corporation, our agency is unique from other foster family agencies because it was founded by people with foster parenting experience. We provide on-going training to help foster parents meet individual challenges of children placed in their care and your assigned HUGS social worker is available 24/7. A team approach is used that consists of the agency staff, agency and county social workers, agency certified foster parents and family advocates. A registered nurse is on staff to provide medical support and training.

Kiwanis Club of Temecula ValleyJim Stead951-676-6560www.cnhkiwanis-div6.org/Temecula.html Kiwanis is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to changing the world one child and one community at a time.

LifeStreamSandy Hale951-687-2530www.lstream.org LifeStream is a private, not-for-profit 501(c)(3) comprehensive blood center, founded in 1951 that serves more than 70 medical facilities throughout Southern California. The truth is that more than 500 donations of lifesaving blood are needed each day to meet emergency and ongoing patient needs in Southern California. In fact, every 3 to 4 seconds of every day, someone needs a blood transfusion.

MFI RecoveryCindy McDonald951-683-6596www.mfirecovery.comEstablished in 1972, MFI Recovery Center is a CARF accredited, non-profit corporation (501-c-3) dedicated to providing quality, affordable mental health and substance abuse treatment programs in Riverside and San Bernardino counties. Licensed and certified by the State of California Alcohol and Drub Programs, MFI’s 100 employees are committed to the clients that participate in the variety of residential and outpatient programs offered at three residential treatment centers, 5 counseling centers and 4 sober living homes.

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Michelle’s Place Women’s Breast Cancer Resource CenterKimberly Goodnough 951-699-5455www.michellesplace.org Michelle’s Place was founded in 2001 to provide support and resources to women battling breast cancer as well as to educate the community about breast cancer prevention and detection. With the mission of providing emotional and education support and facilitating breast health care services, Michelle’s Place has implemented numerous programs to help women make informed decisions and to encourage women to take responsibility for their breast health.

NAMI- National Alliance on Mental IllnessVirginia Marshall(951) 672-2089www.namitv.orgNAMI is the largest grassroots mental health organization dedicated to improving the lives of families, as well as persons living with mental illnesses. Founded in 1979, NAMI has become the nation’s voice on mental illness. With affiliates in every state, NAMI is dedicated to the eradication of mental illnesses and to improve the quality of life for all those affected by these disorders. NAMI-Temecula Valley’s mission is to help to support, educate and advocate for those affected by mental illness.

Neighborhood Healthcare Danae Gill(760) 520-8311 www.nhcare.orgFounded in 1969, Neighborhood Healthcare is an award-winning organization that is known for excelling at its mission. A private, non-profit 501(C)(3) community health organization, it employs 470 people and provides medical, dental, behavioral health counseling and wellness promotion to 66,500 people a year including 20,600 children who might otherwise go without care. At its ten health centers located throughout San Diego and Riverside counties, Neighborhood Healthcare is regarded as a caring and compassionate place that helps those most in need.

Oak Grove Center for Education, Treatment & The ArtsTammy Wilson 951-677-5599www.oakgrovecenter.orgOak Grove operates two special education nonpublic schools under our umbrella of services – Jack Weaver School, located on the Oak Grove Campus in Murrieta, and Oak Grove at the Ranch, located in Perris. Both serve similar populations and are certified by the California Department of Education. Additionally, both campuses are in the third year of a six-year accreditation by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC). Jack Weaver serves up to 76 children who reside at the facility as well as 90-100 day students, while The Ranch has a capacity of 60. Each site has a faculty of special education teachers who are either fully credentialed or in credentialing programs, licensed clinical therapists, and a staff of fully-trained and dedicated professional and para-professional support staff.

Our Nicholas FoundationMark Anselmo951-303-8732www.ournicholasfoundation.org The Foundation’s primary mission is to increase awareness of Autism and to provide financial support for education, therapies, families and research organizations that enrich the lives of children with Autism Spectrum Disorders.

P & R FoundationRay Waite951-444-5763 www.rodruntemecula.orgP & R Foundation is the organization that puts on the Temecula Rod Run. Proceeds benefit the Boys & Girls Club of Southwest County.

Professional Women’s RoundtableJan Duran 951-837-7227www.pwronline.org The Professional Women’s Roundtable (PWR) is a non-profit women’s organization serving Southern California. PWR focuses on assisting members to succeed in their business by providing dynamic and valuable resources with an environment that promotes success.

Project T.O.U.C.H (Together Our Unity Conquers Homelessness)Anne Unmacht951-677-96611www.projecttouchonline.com Bridging Individuals and Collective Bodies of Faith within our communities together with civil and business organizations to effectively overcome homelessness and establish effective methods of homeless prevention.

Rady’s Childrens HealthcareDeanne Stott 951-600-1640www.rchsd.orgParents and children come to Rady Children’s from across the country to see our nationally renowned physicians, and our focus on research, teaching and innovation is helping our patients to receive state-of-the-art care.

Ramona VNA & HospiceLauren Mahieu 951-658-9288www.iehhh.orgHospice provides specialized care to patients with life-limiting illness. It transitions curative care to comfort care, focusing on relief from pain and other symptoms so that patients live as fully, as comfortably and as long as possible. It is a philosophy of care that respects the emotional and spiritual needs as well as the physical. And hospice cares for the loved ones who care for you. Inland Empire Home Health & Hospice is a proven leader in the delivery of hospice care in Southwest Riverside County. As the only locally based accredited hospice agency, our team of nurses, physicians, chaplains, social workers and support staff have provided high quality, ethical care to our community for more than thirty years.


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Rancho Damacitas Children’s HomesClifford Nunn(951)302-2317x332www.4kidsfirst.orgRancho Damacitas Children’s Home provides out of home services to 36 youth ranging in age from 6 to 18. We provide a therapeutic, relational, and family like program where these youth can heal, thrive and transition successfully into adulthood. We have been serving the Temecula Valley for 30 years.

Rotary Club of TemeculaRachel Mason www.temecularotary.netRotary International is an organization of business and profressional leaders united worldwide who provide humanitarian servies, encourages high ethical standards in all vocations, and help build goodwill and peach in the world.

S.A.F.E. Alternative for EveryoneMelissa Donaldson951-587-3900www.safefamiliesca.org S.A.F.E. is committed to providing services for children, youth and families who have experienced or are at risk of abuse and violence. Our vision is of parents, schools, businesses and agencies working together to make a difference in the lives of children, youth and their families.

The Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center Stephanie Lauderdale 951-940-5790 The Riverside County Salvation Army ARC provides a six month residential program for men.

The program is free of charge through donations and revenue generated from our Family Stores.

We offer individual and group counseling, substance abuse education, anger management, work therapy, twelve step program, bible study and chapel services and re-entry and alumni support.

Southwest California PageantsAnne Bowman 951-541-9163www.icsbizserver.com/swcpageantsSouthwest California Pageants came into existence because we believe that every girl is beautiful inside and out. Each of us has something special and unique, and when we share that with the people around us, we grow and reach our full potential.

Southwest Riverside Friends of the N.R.ANathan Guy951-699-7500 www.friendsofnra.org/ca There is something for everyone at a Friends of NRA banquet. From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere is brimming with excitement. Whether you’re keeping an eye on that unique item in the silent auction, trying your luck at the game tables, or just dining on some delicious food, you’ll be sure to have a good time. It’s a family-friendly event chock-full of everything from exclusive, limited edition merchandise, firearms, knives, art, jewelry, and more. Not to mention all the great

people you’ll meet in the process!

Special Olympics Southern California Temecula Valley AreaStacy Fish951-461-6569www.sosc.comSpecial Olympics provides training for life. Our programs not only provide people with intellectual disabilities with physical fitness and athletic competition, but also social interaction, community involvement, and empowerment.

Susan G. Komen for the CureKatie Parker951-676-7211www.komenie.org The Inland Empire Affiliate is the breast cancer resource for women and families in the Inland Empire region…from screening to diagnosis and everywhere in between!

Up to 75 percent of our fundraising dollars remain in the Inland Empire to fund local nonprofits that provide education, diagnostic services, patient navigation, financial resources and treatment support programs for uninsured/underinsured women and families while 25 percent supports the Susan G. Komen for the Cure Award and Research Program.

Thank you to the Temecula Valley community for your continued support for our cause and dedication to the Komen Promise: to save lives and end breast cancer forever by empowering people , ensuring quality care for all and energizing science to find the cures!

Temecula Catalina Island Masonic Lodge #524Dan Bagwell951-695-0811www.temeculamasons.com Masonry is the world’s first and largest fraternal organization. It is based on the belief that each man has a responsibility to improve himself and help make the world a better place. As Masons, we lead by example, give back to our communities, and support numerous Masonic philanthropies. We invest in children, our neighborhoods, and our future.

Temecula Citizen CorpsBecky Obmann 951-712-3383www.citizencorps.gov The Temecula Citizen Corps will establish and maintain effective lines of communication between the City and public safety agencies and the community to promote safety, security, and emergency preparedness for the benefit of all residents. TCC is to educate the greatest number of people for the greater good of the community in order to respond to an emergency or disaster by first being prepared for self-sufficiency.

Temecula Valley Balloon & Wine FestivalCarol Popejoy951-676-6713www.tvbwf.comThe mission of the Temecula Valley Balloon & Wine Festival is “to enhance the charitable, cultural, educational and economic development of the region.”

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Temecula Valley Historical SocietyBonnie Martlan951-302-9536www.temeculahistoricalsociety.org The Temecula Valley Historical Society is dedicated to preserving and promoting the historical heritage of the Temecula Valley and to educating the public about its importance. Meetings are held the fourth Monday of each month at the Little Temecula History Center ( Red Barn) next to Kohls near the corner of Temecula and Redhawk Parkways.. A presentation about a topic related to local history begins at 6pm; business meeting follows at 7pm; everyone welcome.

Temecula Valley Slow FoodsLeah DiBernardo951-694-3663www.temeculavalleyslowfood.org Slow Food is a non-profit, eco-gastronomic member-supported organization founded in 1989 to counteract fast food and fast life, the disappearance of local food traditions, encourage knowing where food is grown, how it tastes and how our food choices affect the rest of the world.

Temecula Valley Winegrowers AssociationPeggy Evans951-699-3626www.temeculawines.orgPromoting the making and growing of quality wine and wine grapes in the Temecula Valley through education and research.

Temecula Valley Woman’s ClubJean Lash951-302-1375www.tvwc.comJean Lash, incoming president of the Temecula Valley Woman’s Club 2013, will lead 140 local members through another action packed year of volunteerism at its best. TVWC recently awarded the honor of best non-profit organization in Inland Empire and honored by the City of Temecula for outstanding contributions, both financial and volunteer hours, support many organizations throughout Temecula and Murrieta, including college scholarships for all the public high schools. All funds for their charities are derived from their Annual Holiday Home Tour, going on its 29th year in 2013.

TentmakersPaul Rosenow951-970-5595 www.wearetentmakers.org The Tentmakers are a network of Christian business men and women who are inspired to use the gifts and talents that God has given them to fulfill the Great Commission. We are empowering the workforce to make a mark on our communities. Through practical strategies The Tentmakers will continue to mobilize and raise up a new standard of leaders! The workplace is our mission field.

Toward Maximum IndependenceMaria Salcedo 951-296-2090www.tmi-inc.orgIt is the mission of TMI to support the value, right and responsibilities of all people with the support of their advocates, to make informed choices regarding how they live, work and express their membership in community. We accomplish this by providing personalized supports to people in their own homes, workplaces, schools, families and neighborhoods.

Temecula Valley Convention & Visitors BureauKimberly Adams951-491-6085www.temeculacvb.com The TVCVB is a non-profit organization responsible for promoting the Temecula Valley region as a year-round tourism destination to leisure and business travelers. Keeping the tourism industry vital, the TVCVB strategically markets to specific tourism segments in an effort to increase awareness of Temecula, create a desire to visit and generate midweek room nights and visitor spending. The TVCVB’s core strategy and marketing objectives include building destination awareness by clearly differentiating the Temecula Valley experience as well as a comprehensive measurement system to ensure all marketing efforts are maximized.

United Way of the Inland ValleysKari Hollis951-697-4700www.uwv.org United Way of the Inland Valleys was formed in 1931 by community leaders for the purpose of making our region a better place to live and to do business. The mechanism for doing this was to raise funds to support health and human services provided by United Way affiliated agencies through a single fund-raising campaign.

Veteran Supplemental Support NetworkDaisy B. Tate 951-821-8776www.vetsupportnet.org Veterans Supplemental Support Network (VSSN) is an alliance of concerned community members (veterans, individuals, nonprofits, and businesses) who leverage resources and volunteerism efforts to develop supplemental support for Veterans, Military uniform service members and their families and those organizations that support them. VSSN typically gives directly to non-profit organizations that support the military and/or veteran communities. VSSN rarely gives resources directly to military service members and/or veterans however allowances are sometimes made based on the urgency of the request or the type of resources such as referrals.

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Wishes For Children Foundation Charles Pate 951-302-2231www.wishesforchildren.org Wishes for Children Foundation is a non-profit organization that collaborates with local charities. Our only commitment is to raise money that will help children right here in the Temecula Valley. To accomplish this goal, we seek many avenues, ventures and projects including scholarships, donations to children’s charities, special events, golf tournaments and so on.

Women’s Peer ConnectionNicole Albrecht www.womenspeerconnection.comAn independent professional women’s peer organization designed to encourage the ongoing conversation toward personal and profession growth, health, support, inspiration and connection. At Women’s Peer Connection, every women has a voice. We meet the 2nd Thursday of every month at Baily’s in old town Temecula from 11:30-1:00.

The Rotary Club of Old Town TemeculaBill Cary951-704-6139 www.oldtowntemecularotary.clubwizard.com Rotary International is an organization of business and profressional leaders united worldwide who provide humanitarian servies, encourages high ethical standards in all vocations, and help build goodwill and peach in the world.

Jacob’s HouseShawn & Stephanie Nelson 951-452-2627www.jacobshousetemecula.org Crisis can strike a family at any time, without warning. Suddenly, the only prayer is for God to reach down and save the life of that loved one. It’s the only thing that matters. But where do families find a place of refuge in the middle of such a traumatic life changing storm? It is the vision of Jacob’s House to be a place of comfort and a place of hope to help families survive and overcome life’s challenges.

While we cannot change the destiny, we can impact the journey. No matter what the outcome, Jacob’s House will be a strong tower for families. It is our express purpose to build Jacob’s House adjacent to a local hospital in the Temecula Valley Region. Further, we envision that Jacob’s House will cooperatively function to support all local hospitals but will also partner with Hospice of the Valleys to impact even more families in need.

ROW ONE: 1. Hugs Foster Family Agency, Jeanne Faught 2. Assistance League of Temecula Valley, Electra Demos3. Oak Grove Center for Education, Treatment & The Arts, Tammy Wilson 4. All From the Heart, Judy Harter 5. Toward Maximum Independence, Maria Salcedo 6. Habitat for Humanity Inland Valley, Tammy Marine7. Temecula Valley Convention & Visitors Bureau, Kimberly Adams 8. Boys & Girls Clubs of Southwest County, Maryann Edwards 9. MFI Recovery, Cindy McDonald10. United Way of the Inland Valleys, Kari Hollis11. Temecula Valley Slow Foods, Leah DiBernardo12. Jacob’s House, Stephanie Nelson13. Jacob’s House, Shawn Nelson

ROW TWO: 1. Rotary Club of Temecula, Rachel Mason 2. Temecula Valley Balloon & Wine Festival, Carol Popejoy 3. LifeStream, Sandy Hale4. Susan G. Komen for the Cure, Katie Parker5. P & R Foundation, Ronda Henne6. Camp del Corazon, Janene Hogan7. Birth Choice of Temecula, Danalee Bettis8. The Rotary Club of Old Town Temecula, James Stewart

ROW THREE: 1. Animal Friends of the Valleys-LEAF, Ellen Bilney 2. The Salvation Army, Stephanie Lauderdale 3. Our Nicholas Foundation, Jackie Steed 4. Homes for Heros, Karen Davis5. Temecula Valley Winegrowers Association, Peggy Evans 6. Neighborhood Healthcare, Danae Gill 7. Project Touch, Anne Unmacht

ROW FOUR: 1. Friends of Ronald Reagan Sports Park, Perry Peters2. Safe Alternatives For Everyone, Inc., Melissa Donaldson3. NAMI - Temecula Valley, Judy McConahay 4. Tentmakers, Roger Kaman5. Temecula Catalina Island Masonic Lodge #524, Tom Hafeli6. Temecula Catalina Island Masonic Lodge #524, Dan Bagwell

ROW FIVE: 1. Michelle’s Place Women’s Breast Cancer Resource Center, Kimberly Goodnough 2. P & R Foundation, Ray Waite3. BNI Temecula #1, Gerren Parker 4. Rancho Damacitas, Clifford Nunn5. Women’s Peer Connection, Nicole Albrecht

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ChAMbEr CAlENdAr FEbrUArY 2013friday, february 18:00-9:30am – Coffee Connection at tVCC

tuesday, february 512:00-1:30pm – Power networking at tVCC

thursday, february 79:00-10:00am – Ambassador training at tVCC4:00-5:30pm – new Member Reception at tVCC

friday, february 89:00-11:00am – Professional Development series at tVe2 “effectively Managing Your Company” (Class 2 of 4)

tuesday, february 1212:00-1:30pm – Business encounter at tVCC

Wednesday, february 138:00-9:00am – Membership Committee Meeting at tVCC


monday, february 18tVCC Closed – President’s Day

Wednesday, february 205:30-7:30pm – Mixer at tVe2


monday, february 2512:00-1:30pm – southwest California legislative Council at ortega Adult school

tuesday, february 2611:30-1:00pm – Ambassador luncheon

Wednesday, february 277:30-9:15am – Morning Mixer at embassy suites hotel -temecula Valley Wine Country

ChAMbEr CAlENdAr JANUArY 2013tuesday, January 1tVCC Closed – new Years

tuesday, January 812:00-1:30pm – Business encounter at tVCC

Wednesday, January 98:00-9:00am – Membership Committee Meeting at tVCC

thursday, January 104:00-7:00pm – Mega Mixer at Murrieta spectrum

friday, January 118:00-9:30am – Coffee Connection at tVCC

Wednesday, January 1610:00-3:00pm – ewaste Collection event at tVCC

Wednesday, January 165:30-7:30pm – Mixer at Callaway Vineyard & Winery

monday, January 21tVCC Closed – Martin luther King Jr. Day

Wednesday, January 237:30-9:15am – Morning Mixer (former networking Breakfast) at embassy suites hotel -temecula Valley Wine Country

friday, January 259:00-11:00am – Professional Development series at tVe2 “effectively Managing Your Company” (Class 1 of 4)

monday, January 2812:00-1:30pm – southwest California legislative Council at ortega Adult school

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tEMECUlA VAllEY ChAMbEr oF CoMMErCE announCEs 2013 boarD of DirECtors

The Temecula Valley Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the 2013 Board of Directors. Ballots sent to chamber members in October resulted in the election of six incumbents and three new directors.

At the board meeting on December 20, 2012, board members elected the following to serve as the 2013 Executive Offi cers for the Temecula Valley Chamber of Commerce:

Chairman of the board: Jeff Kurtz, Promenade Temecula

First vice chairman of the board: Jerry Konchar, Pechanga Development Corporation

Second vice chairman of the board: Lori Marruffo, Virtual Outsourcing Solutions

Treasurer: Leslie Doherty, Leslie Doherty CPA

Secretary: Janet Scott, iMortgage

Past chairman of the board: Isaac Lizarraga, Rancho Ford Lincoln

2013 Board of Directors Brian Connors, Southwest Healthcare SystemTom Demott, Temecula Creek InnLouEllen Ficke, Commerce Bank of Temecula ValleyKimberly Freize-Uhler, Clear Blue PromotionsJann Gentry, Gentry StudiosKim Kelliher, The Grapeline Wine Country ShuttleShane Lesovsky, Temecula Valley CommunicationsSuzanne Lingold, California State University San MarcosCrystal Magon, South Coast Winery Resort & SpaTammy Marine, Habitat for Humanity Inland ValleyPaul Nolta, Inland Empire Small Business Development Resource CenterJeff Powell, Abbott VascularRick Rawson, Loma Linda University Medical Center, Murrieta Janese M. Reyes, CLB Local MediaRobert Rosenstein, The Law Offi ces of Rosenstein & Hitzeman, AAPLC Jackie Steed, National Merchants Association

Under the leadership of the 2013 Board of Directors, the TVCC will continue to strive to fulfi ll its potential as the leading chamber in the 21st century and present nearly 200 quality programs and events that will contribute to the success of our members and the business community.

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47th ANNUAl AwArds GAlAConGratulations to thE 2012 nominEEs

The Temecula Valley Chamber of Commerce would like to congratulate the 2012 Nominees for Businesses, Citizen, Service/Charitable Organization, and Valley Young Professional of the Year. Nominated by member businesses, these nominees demonstrate strong community involvement in management philosophies, everyday operations and leadership.

The TVCC will honor the following companies and individuals at the 47th Annual Awards Gala on March 2, 2013, at Pechanga Resort & Casino presented by CLB Local Media. Winners of each category will be announced at this year’s event.

Congratulations to the following businesses and individuals for being nominated:

Sterling Business of the Year NomineesA Grape Escape Balloon Adventure AAMCO of Temecula Amante & Associates Insurance Solutions, Inc.The Beauty Studio Clear Blue PromotionsCornerstone E&S Insurance ServicesDavid Neault AssociatesEuropa VillageGentry StudioHopes Chest Co.Julie Ngo Agency State Farm Insurance*Modal Logic, Inc.*Nothing Bundt Cakes Temecula Insurance ServicesThe Valley Business Journal Virtual Outsourcing SolutionsWine Country Notary

Bronze Business of the Year NomineesAppleOne Employment ServicesBaron’s MarketplaceBrighton CollectiblesCalifornia Bank & TrustCLB Local MediaDogtopia of Temecula*Financial Accounting Services, Inc.Grapeline Wine Country ShuttleJuice It UpKid’s WorldKillarney’s Restaurant & Irish PubLake Elsinore Storm BaseballMurrieta Day SpaPacific Western BankPromenade Temecula*Sunset One Escrow

Gold Business of the Year NomineesCR&R Recycling & Refuse ServiceJohn Hine Temecula MazdaLucille’s Smokehouse Bar-B-QueTemecula Valley Drywall, Inc.Tilted Kilt*Wilson Creek Winery

Platinum Business of the Year NomineesEmbassy Suites Hotel - Temecula Valley Wine CountryFFF Enterprises*Kaiser Permanente

Macy’s Pala Mesa Resort Paradise Chevrolet CadillacRancho Ford LincolnTemecula Creek Inn Walmart

Service/Charitable Organization of the Year NomineesAll From the HeartAssistance League of Temecula ValleyBoys & Girls Club of Southwest CountyCharity for CharityDorland Mountain Arts Colony EDC of Southwest CaliforniaHabitat For Humanity Inland ValleyInland Empire Small Business Development CenterMichelle’s Place*Rotary Club of Old Town Temecula Rotary Club of TemeculaSpecial Olympics Southern California Temecula Valley Area

Citizen of the Year NomineesSteve Amante*Maryann EdwardsSoledad Escobedo*LouEllen Ficke

Terry Gilmore Chad HarrisJohn KelliherMichael Klein Rachel Mason *Christine McCusker – Respectfully declined nomination Jami McNeesCraig Puma*Adam Ruiz – Respectfully declined nomination Yvonne RuizTrish SheaAnne Unmacht

Valley Young Professional of the Year Nominees Christine Chappell Jason DeArmondJason HopeMark MerrittJennifer RasmussenDane Wunderlich

* As per nomination criteria, elected officials, businesses with a member join date less than one year from time of nomination and past award winners for three consecutive years following their win are not eligible to win.

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47th ANNUAl AwArds GAlAsponsors anD silEnt auCtion.

Sponsorships AvailableThe Annual Awards Gala, a 47-year tradition, gathers community leaders to celebrate the achievements of local businesses and individuals. An energizing and unifying event, the Awards Gala provides supporters of the Chamber a networking and marketing opportunity while recognizing Businesses, Citizen, Service/Charitable Organization of the Year recipients, and Valley Young Professional of the Year.

Our comprehensive sponsorship packages provide donors high-profi le branding and visibility opportunities that meet your marketing, community relations, and public affairs goals.

Sponsorships provide unique naming and/or media exposure opportunities to the Chamber membership and community. Key sponsors and partners are displayed on all event-related programs and materials sent out to over 1,200 local businesses.

Entertainment Sponsor: $4,000• Corporate table of ten with premier reserved seating• Recognition on all print material and media publicity• Signage and recognition at event as Entertainment Sponsor• Half-page ad in souvenir program• Recognition in Temecula Today Newsletter• Recognition at event as Entertainment Sponsor• Logo prominently displayed at event

Silent Auction Sponsor: $3,000 • Corporate table of ten with premier reserved seating• Recognition in Silent Auction area as Auction Sponsor• Recognition on all printed material and media publicity• Quarter-page ad in souvenir program• Recognition in Temecula Today Newsletter• Recognition at event as Silent Auction Sponsor

Affi liate Sponsor: $2,500 • Corporate table of ten with special reserved seating• Recognition on all print material and media publicity• Quarter-page ad in souvenir program• Recognition in Temecula Today Newsletter• Recognition at event as Affi liate Sponsor

Community Sponsor: $1,000 • 5 reservations to event with special reserved seating• Recognition on all print material and media publicity• Quarter-page ad in souvenir program• Recognition in Temecula Today Newsletter• Recognition at event as Community Sponsor

Promote your business at the 2013 Awards Gala Silent Auction!The Temecula Valley Chamber of Commerce Awards Gala is the party of the year! Join us as we offer the opportunity to promote your business by contributing a product or gift certifi cate to the Silent Auction packages. Every business can be recognized. Donate a gift certifi cate or basket under your name and receive the recognition. Your company will receive recognition in the Silent Auction Program and your business name will be displayed in the Silent Auction area. This event is always a sell-out with over 500 guests in attendance and is a great opportunity to advertise to new customers. The funds raised from this event support the programs and services the Chamber offers to sustain and market the business community. If you would like to participate please contact the Chamber at (951) 676-5090.


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Each of these members were recognized at the Chamber’s annual Member Appreciation Night event in December for their milestone membership; 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, and 41 years. The Chamber is honored by these businesses who have partnered to assist in creating a thriving business community.

41 Year MemberRancon Real Estate

35 Year MemberCregar Printing

30 Year MembersKid’s WorldStrachota Insurance Agency

25 Year MembersCarol’s Restaurant at Baily WineryEastern Municipal Water DistrictInternational RectifierLonnie Smith Construction, Inc.Margarita Summit ApartmentsRancho Army-Navy StoreSycamore Terrace ApartmentsTemecula Creek InnTemecula Valley Winegrowers AssociationThornton Winery

20 Year MembersAces Driving SchoolBaily’s Fine Dining & Front Street Bar & GrillBank of America Home LoansBoys & Girls Clubs of Southwest CountyDiane L. Anderson, D.D.S.Econ.Dev.Corp. of Southwest CaliforniaGlennie’s Office ProductsPacific Western BankParadise Chevrolet CadillacPulido Cleaning & RestorationRancho Ford LincolnShafer & MacRae, CPA’sSouthwest Riverside County Association of RealtorsSwenson Advisors, LLPTemecula Carpets, Inc.

15 Year MembersAmerican Pacific MortgageAnderson Assoc. Counseling Services, Inc.CC & Company, Inc.D & D Ballooning

D.L. Phares & AssociatesDaniel S. Venne, CPADennis FrankDestination TemeculaFarmers Market Mgt. Co, Inc.Hearts Home FarmHospice of the ValleysK-Frog 92.9Los WillowsMidas of TemeculaMurrieta-Temecula Property ManagersPromenade TemeculaRancho TV, Inc.South County Pest ControlState Farm Insurance - Richard LaweSterling at Vintage HillsTime Warner Media SalesTown and Country TowingUniversity of Redlands, School of BusinessVail Ranch Self Storage & Postal CenterWells Fargo Advisors, LLCWorkforce Development Center of Riverside County

10 Year MembersAB Mailing SolutionsGentry StudioGrapeline Wine Country ShuttleGuadalajara Mexican GrillImage SourceMira Loma ApartmentsMolly MaidNimmo ConstructionOak Mountain WineryProtection OneRancho California Water DistrictSouth Coast Winery Resort & SpaKeith SullivanTemecula Olive Oil CompanyTemecula Valley Golf SchoolTemecula Valley Historical SocietyTina M. Gottlieb, ChiropracticUniversity of Phoenix

Walt Allen ArchitectsWest Coast Flooring CenterWestern Municipal Water District

5 Year MembersACE Computer TechnologyAzusa Pacific UniversityBank of Mexican Food, TheBarrett Business Services, Inc.Certified Folder Display Service, Inc.Commerce Bank of Temecula ValleyCool Air Solutions, Inc.Crescent Heights ApartmentsCruise PlannersEmployer ServicesExecutive VIP Airport ShuttleExtreme Signs & GraphicsFitness TogetherHumana Inc.Inn at Churon WineryKaiser PermanenteKeck Insurance AgencyNew Life Ultrasound, Inc. - 3D/4D Imaging StudioQuality 1 Auto Service Inc.Reno ContractingSan Diego County Credit UnionSCEGA GymnasticsShred and GoSmart CardSpa EscapeSwim to ShoreTechnology SquaredTemecula ACE HardwareTemecula Citizen CorpsTemecula Valley CVBWahoo’s Fish Taco

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F our new relevant topics in 2013, four classes each, exceptional presentations and certifi cate of participation! Topics to include: Effectively managing your company, Marketing, Branding, Useful tools for

your Everyday Work and Business Etiquette.

“Learning QuickBooks and taking advantage of the Professional Development Series has been of great help to me and my business. Thank you to all at the Chamber!”

— Zoila Hillier, El Toro Genetics Inc.

The New Year will kick off with a series entitled “How to Effectively Manage Your Company.” Learn about different business entities, liabilities, taxations, bookkeeping and human resource management. January 25, February 8, 15 & 22. Classes will be held at the Temecula Valley Entrepreneur’s Exchange, 43200 Business Park Drive, Temecula.

Sponsorships Available:

$1,000 Title Sponsorship Includes: • Sponsorship of 1 Professional Development Series, 4 classes • Company logo on all pre-event promotion, class material,

event sign-in sheet• Placement of company logo on Sponsor thank you signs at

event• 8.5 x 11 fl yer insert in Temecula Today Newsletter (printed on

back of TVCC event fl yer)• Recognition and introduction as Sponsor by speaker/facilitator• Opportunity to speak for 2-4 minutes to all in attendance• Opportunity to place business cards and/or brochures in binder

for each attendee • Table top display at each event• Banner placement at event

$500 Affi liate Sponsorship Includes: • Sponsorship of 1 Professional Development Series, 4 classes • Company logo on all pre-event promotion • Company logo on all pre-event promotion, class material, event sign-in sheet• Placement of company logo on Sponsor Thank You signs• Recognition as breakfast sponsor by speaker/facilitator• Opportunity to place business cards and/or brochures at each event

• Banner placement at each event

$250 Corporate Sponsorship Includes: • Sponsorship of 1 Professional Development Series, 4 classes • Company logo on pre-event promotion • Company logo on all class material• Placement of company logo on Sponsor Thank You signs• Recognition as sponsor by speaker/facilitator

For more information, please contact [email protected] or call (951) 676-5090.

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bUsiNEss ENCoUNtEr nEW DatEs & loCation

NEtworkiNG sponsorship opportunitiEs

“I went to Office Depot to pick up my fliers for an event (over 1,000). My bill came to $136.00. I gave them the Chamber Program number and it took my total down to $37.00. This was an excellent example of how the Chamber & Office Depot are working together to make life just a bit easier for businesses. Thank you very much and I will definitely continue getting my business supplies from Office Depot.”

-Peter Carrube

This discount program is FREE and exclusive to Chamber members. See how much you save

Visit the Chamber’s website to sign up or call today, (951) 676-5090.

These topical seminars are not only informative educational events but also a way to build your business through networking. Throughout 2013 the Business Encounter events will be held the second

Tuesday of each month from 12-1:30pm at the TVCC. Free for members, $20 for non-members. Lunch will be provided. Each presentation is given by a member of the TVCC based on the members expertise.

Opportunities to sponsor and speak are available. Please contact Tiffany Clark at [email protected] or (951) 676-5090 to take advantage today.

$100 Sponsorship Includes:• Placement of company logo on event flyer• Recognition in email blast to TVCC membership• Signage with company logo displayed at event• Table top display available for business cards, brochures and company collateral

Now is the time to evaluate and select advertising opportunities that deliver! How do you maximize your exposure and your return on your investment?Simple: Sponsor a Temecula Chamber Event!

Affordable Sponsorships ranging from $50-$150.

$50 - Coffee Connection – Promote your business with a table top display

$100 - Business Encounter – Sponsor lunch for these monthly business forums

$50 - Table Sponsor at the Morning Mixer – Promote your business with a table top display

$75 - Danish & Coffee Sponsorship for the Morning Mixer

$100 - Spotlight Speaker for the Morning Mixer – Give a short presentation on your business to approximately 85 fellow members and guests

$150 Lobby Spotlight – Display information about your company

including printed materials, signage and samples of your products in a designated area in the TVCC area for an ENTIRE month. The TVCC lobby sees 2,000 visitors a month!

For more information on these sponsorships please contact the TVCC Membership Department at (951)676-5090 or [email protected].


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The Temecula Valley Chamber of Commerce will be presenting 3 tours for 2013. Join us on Tuesday, January 22, 2013 at 6:30pm for a Travel Presentation on our 2013 Trips.

The Wild West and Yellowstone Family Adventure August 3 – 9, 2013

Set off on a Wild West adventure to explore some of America’s most amazing treasures: the national parks of Utah, Wyoming and Idaho. Travel with ease knowing that Collette Vacations has selected the best hotels, restaurants, and tour guides for your trip.

You and your family will depart on Saturday, August 3, 2013 and return on Friday, August 9, 2013. The cost of this incredible trip is $2,199 based on double occupancy. Book early and save $100 per person! Price includes: Round Trip Air from San Diego Int’l Airport and Hotel Accommodations. Not included in price: Cancellation waiver and Insurance of $220 per person.

During your vacation you will enjoy a 4-night stay in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, raft the Snake River and take in the amazing scenery of the Grand Tetons, Tour Yellowstone National Park, and the West will come to life at the Jackson Hole Rodeo.

The deadline to register is March 4, 2013. A $250 deposit is required to reserve your spot. For detailed trip information or for any questions please contact Brooke Nunn at (951) 676-5090 or [email protected]. A webinar will be held on January 29, 2013 at 7:30 p.m. To register go to: www.collettevacations.com/meet/o/65604-1655.

Shades of Ireland October 29 – November 7, 2013

The Emerald Isle, a land renowned for its “forty shades of green,” is filled with rolling hills, warm people, stately castles and rollicking fun. Visit Dublin, Waterford, Killarney and Limerick as this comprehensive tour introduces Ireland’s natural beauty, rich history and most importantly, its hospitable culture.

The tour will depart on Tuesday, October 29, 2013 and return on Thursday, November 7, 2013. The cost of this incredible trip is $3,199 based on double occupancy. Book early and save $250 per person! Price includes: Round Trip Air from San Diego Int’l Airport and Hotel Accommodations. Not included in price: Cancellation waiver and Insurance of $220 per person.

During your vacation you will join in the festivities as a guest at a traditional Irish Night, travel the Ring of Kerry, one of the world’s most beautiful coastal routes, meet an Irish family during a visit to a working Irish farm, sample homemade tea and scones while they explain their everyday life, behold the spectacular beauty of the Cliffs of Moher, and experience an overnight on the grounds of a castle and experience old Ireland at its finest.

The deadline to register is May 23, 2013. A $250 deposit is required to reserve your spot. For detailed trip information or for any questions please contact Brooke Nunn at (951) 676-5090 or [email protected]. A webinar will be held on January 29, 2013 at 6:30 p.m. To register go to: www.collettevacations.com/meet/o/65604-1656

Reflections of ItalyNovember 11 – 20, 2013

Italy awaits you, a land rich in history, culture, art and romance. On this special journey you will enjoy walking tours in Italy’s most charming towns, visit magnificent historic monuments, and sample mouth-watering cuisine & wines. Travel with ease knowing that Collette Vacations has selected the best hotels, restaurants, and tour guides for your trip.

The Reflections of Italy tour will have you departing on Monday, November 11, 2013 and returning on Wednesday, November 20, 2013. The cost of this incredible trip is $3,699 based on double occupancy. Book early and save $250 per person! Price includes: Round Trip Air from San Diego Int’l Airport and Hotel Accommodations. Not included in price: Cancellation waiver and Insurance of $220 per person.

During your vacation you will visit Rome, Colosseum, Assisi, Perugia, Siena, Florence, Chianti Winery, Venice, Murano Island, Como and Lugano, Switzerland. Also included with the trip are 14 meals: 8 Breakfasts, 1 Lunch and 5 Dinners.

The deadline to register is May 12, 2013. A $250 deposit is required to reserve your spot. For detailed trip information or for any questions please contact Brooke Nunn at (951) 676-5090 or [email protected]. A webinar will be held on January 29, 2013 at 6:30 p.m. To register go to: www.collettevacations.com/meet/o/65604-1656.

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“The Valley Young Professionals helped me ‘break into’ the community over three years ago and I have been a happy and satisfi ed member ever since! Attending mixers is not only a fun social event, but it allows you to get your name out to other young professionals and businesses in the Valley. I have received many referrals and business through being a part of VYP. This group has become more than just a networking group; they have become friends. […] I would highly recommend The Valley Young Professionals as a group to make business contacts, make friends and grow as a person.”

Jennifer Rasmussen, Commerce Bank of Temecula Valley

VALLEY YOUNG PROFESSIONALS

Valley Young Professionals is a division of the Temecula Chamber designed to meet the business, personal advancement and social networking needs of the ambitious young professionals in the Temecula business

community. Membership is for ages 21-40 years of age but everyone is welcome to attend VYP events. VYP offers monthly VYPERS (mixers), educational opportunities for personal and professional advancement, civic involvement, and an overall friendly, welcoming environment for our members to build business relationships.

We are the future business leaders of the community and the chamber. It’s a new year, start the year fresh with Valley Young Professionals! Check us out on www.TemeculaVYP.org or follow us on www.Facebook.com/ValleyYoungProfessionals.

Beginning January 2013, the Valley Young Professionals will be taking things to the next level with the introduction of a pilot personal and professional development program, Pro Evolution. Pro Evolution is a program designed to equip next generation business leaders with the tools and skills needed to thrive in the marketplace. The program will consist of dynamic real-world business leaders, top educators and other innovators. The 4 week program will target professional

development and specifi c skill development, using the newest tools available. The success of the pilot program will lead to the full scale launch of a permanent program designed to give our members the competitive edge. If you’re interested in being considered for the program, please contact the Valley Young Professionals at 951-676-5090. Seating is limited, so be sure to contact us today!

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anytime fitness temeculasteve Fellin30520 Rancho California Road, ste. 108temecula, CA 92591(951) 695-2111www.AnytimeFitness.comFitness Clubs, health & Fitness

bionomic paks Kevin Mcelmurytemecula, CA 92591(858) 361-1991www.BionomicPaks.comDisaster Preparedness, online Retail

the broken yolk Caféoscar Babb26495 Ynez Roadtemecula, CA 92591(855) 229-9655 (YolK)www.theBrokenYolkCafe.comMeeting Rooms, Restaurant

bulldog Electric, inc.Cheryl hermanPo Box 892522temecula, CA 92589(951) 757-2492Contractors - electrical, electrician

Dickey’s barbeque pitJosh Mclaughlin40315 Winchester Road, ste. Dtemecula, CA 92591(951) 296-5105www.Dickeys.comCatering, Restaurant

Eco planet Consulting GroupMichael Carroll31735 Riverside Drive, ste. C-336lake elsinore, CA 92530(951) 256-6514ecoPlanetConsultingGroup.comlandscaping

EverzocialKevin McGrew27292 Via Industriatemecula, CA 92592(888) 859-6156www.eVeRZoCIAl.comConsultants - social Media

Exit alliance realtyshawn sorensen29377 Rancho California Road, ste. 100temecula, CA 92591(951) 639-8777www.exitAllianceRealty.comProperty Management, Real estate

Eye associates of southern CaliforniaMary Porter31515 Rancho Pueblo Road, # 103temecula, CA 92592(951) 303-6111www.eye-soCal.comopthalmology, optometry

home smart real Estateskip Bettarel27645 Jefferson Avenue, ste. 116temecula, CA 92590(951) 491-7800www.homesmartCA.comReal estate

home smart real Estate - roswitha melanderRoswitha Melander27645 Jefferson Avenue, ste. 116temecula, CA 92590(951) 907-9221www.thehomesmartPro.comReal estate

home smart real Estate - terri parkerterri Parker27645 Jeffferson Avenue, ste. 116temecula, CA 92590(951) 377-4111www.terriParkerhomes.comReal estate

inland valley surgical CenterBillie Graves41900 Winchester Road, ste. 102temecula, CA 92590(951) 679-0400Medical - surgery Center, Physicians

Jacob’s houseKatherine Bailey27636 Ynez Road, l7#293temecula, CA 92591(951) 452-2627www.Jacobshousetemecula.orgorganizations / non-Profits

la mode salonRick Jaramillo25155 Madison AvenueMurrieta, CA 92562(310) 871-6403www.BestMurrietasalon.comBeauty salon, hairstylists

lillibet’s place, llC, senior adult Daycareelizabeth Whittington24710 Washington Avenue, stes. 8 & 9Murrieta, CA 92562(951) 696-4747www.lillibetsPlace.comAlzheimer’s/Dementia Care, Day Care - senior Adult Program, Residential Care - senior Adult, senior services

living hope faith CenterAlnita Moore32819 temecula Parkway, ste. Btemecula, CA 92592(951) 302-6776livinghopeFaithCenter.comChurches, Weddings

magnolia school of Etiquette and protocolJonnie Fox Flanagan932 Rainbow Crest RoadFallbrook, CA 92028(619) 977-9181www.Magnoliaetiquette.comConsultants, education

mile’s Construction Group, inc.Mike stevens27226 Via Industriatemecula, CA 92590(951) 260-2504Construction

the mobile app brigadeCharles tumbrello43980 Mahlon Vail Circle, ste. 1904temecula, CA 92591(888) 284-8568www.MobileAppBrigade.comInternet Advertising, Internet Marketing

refuge brewery, inc.Glenn Wichert43040 Rancho Waytemecula, CA 92591(679) 993-5434Breweries

the rotary Club of old town temeculaBill Cary31915 Rancho California Road, ste. 200-358temecula, CA 92591(951) 704-6139networking organization, organizations/non-profits

sysco food servicestim Petrettatemecula, CA 92591(619) 647-9098www.sysco.comFood services

temecula valley real EstateBrian Freeman27290 Madison Avenuetemecula, CA 92590(951) 304-1200temeculavalley.yourkwoffice.comReal estate, Real estate new homes/Residential

u.s. bankJay henslee27280 Jefferson Avenuetemecula, CA 92590(619) 744-2195usBank.comBanks

Westminster title Company, inc.Karl Kooser41593 Winchester Road, #200temecula, CA 92590(951) 347-7771WestminstertitleAgency.comInsurance - title, real estate escrow service

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AAMCo of temeculaAdkins ConsultingAll Pro Displays & Graphics, llCBrandman universityBryant Insurance and Financial servicesCallaway Vineyard & WineryCamp del CorazonCanine support teams, Inc.Care Animal hospitalCC & Company, Inc. Clear Blue PromotionsCornerstone e&s Insurance servicesCountry Villa Murrieta healthcare CenterCoworking Connectionthe Creative BarCredential ProtectionDiane l. Anderson, D.D.s.Diaz super storagethe endeavor Production GroupFaith Quality Auto BodyGershon Bachus VintnersGolden eagle Properties - Michael CrawfordGreat ClipsGreenview Resource Managementhomes for herosInland eye specialistsInland Management Group “IMG”JD PromotionsJoe Grays PlumbingKAtY 101.3 FMlake elsinore storm Baseballlieberg, oberhansley, strohmeyer & Garn, llPlluhC Plastic surgery Centerloma linda university

Medical Center – Murrieta lsl, CPA’sMaxim healthcare servicesMichelle’s Place Women’s Breast Cancer Resource CenterMinuteman PressMurrieta Day spaMurrieta VIP FloristnPG PavingPactrust BankPet Medical CenterRightway site servicesRKR Marketing & AdvertisingRodrigo’s Mexican Grillsaint Jeanne de lestonnac schoolsam’s Clubscarcella’s Italian Grillshakey’s Pizza Parlorsharp Business systemssouth Coast Winery Resort & spasouth County Pest Controlsouthwest Restoration, Inc.ssD systems (security signal Devices, Inc.)stater Bros. Marketstater Bros. Marketsterling at Vintage hillsstromsoe Insurance Agencysunbelt Business Brokerssunrise Dental / Parul Mehta DDssutherland networkstemecula Public Cemeterytemecula Valley Communications, Inc. (DBA & tVC)timberlake Paintingtoward Maximum Independence

truly nolen of America, Inc.uhler spine sports Medicine & Family Practice ClinicWal-MartWest Coast Flooring CenterWestMar Property Management, Inc.Wright Management services, Inc.


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my Girl! friday services Valerie harbottletemecula, CA 92592(951) 313-2036www.MyGirlFridayoftemecula.com

Envoy mortgagetony Votaw1 Better World Circle, ste. 100temecula, CA 92590(951) 506-4000www.envoyMortgage.com

pahal, vora & associateshoman nikzad41593 Winchester Road, ste. 200temecula, CA 92590(951) 734-0400www.PahalVoraandAssociates.com

michelle’s place Women’s breast Cancer resource Center Kimberly Goodnough27645 Jefferson Avenue, ste. 117temecula, CA 92590(951) 699-5455www.MichellesPlace.org

platinum Wealth management Vickie Ashmore42690 Rio nedo, ste. etemecula, CA 92590(951) 587-4150

David r. powers, DDsBrenda Bentivengo26810 Ynez Road, ste. etemecula, CA 92591(951) 695-2222www.PowersmileDental.com

temecula valley Entrepreneur’s Exchange Cheryl Kitzerow43200 Business Park Dr. temecula, CA 92590, (951) 694-6409www.tve2.org

bo bo usa Daniel A. Rangel & Irene hyink42045 Remington Avenue, ste. 103temecula, CA 92590(951) 676-7775

Temecula Valleyribbon CuttinG CErEmoniEsThe Temecula Valley Chamber of Commerce celebrates each new member with a ribbon cutting ceremony. Or, if you are an existing member and move locations let the business community know with a ribbon cutting. At no additional charge Chamber staff and Ambassadors will to come out to your place of business and will bring the camera, red ribbon and the giant scissors. If you have a home offi ce or no physical business location we can do it right at the Chamber. Contact Katie in the Membership Department at [email protected] to learn more or to schedule your ribbon cutting.

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soUthwEst CAliForNiA lEGislAtiVE CoUNCil 2012 votE rECorD rElEasED

This report for the second year of the 2011–2012 legislative session focuses on California legislators’ floor votes on the Southwest California Legislative Council’s priority bills. This is the 7th vote record

the SWCLC has compiled. The SWCLC publishes this report in response to numerous requests by member firms and coalition members that would like a gauge by which to measure the performance of their legislators.

In 2012 the SWCLC adopted positions on 85 bills. Of these, just 29 wended their way through the legislative process and made it to the Governor’s desk. Each bill was a priority for the SWCLC, a position had been adopted by the SWCLC and that position had been communicated one or more times to the author of the bill, the appropriate committee and to our local legislators.

No vote record can tell the entire story of a legislator’s attitude and actions on issues of importance to business. Each year, legislators cast thousands of votes on thousands of proposed laws. Many anti-business bills were rejected by legislators in policy or fiscal committees, thus stopping proposals before they reached the floor for a vote. The vote record does not capture these votes.

For the past four years our local legislators have scored a perfect 100% voting record on SWCLC business issues. This year we did not expect that result and, in fact, did not repeat it.

Does this indicate our legislators have grown less business friendly? Not at all.

It does reflect the fact that the SWCLC took positions on nearly three times as many bills in 2012 as in prior years. We expanded our focus to a broader spectrum of bills in keeping with our strategic initiatives of budget & tax reform, job creation & retention and environmental reform.

Within that framework, the SWCLC took positions on CEQA reform, workers compensation, healthcare coverage, global warming initiatives and issues of local concern like returning Vehicle License Fees to local cities (AB 1098 - LOSS) and

limiting frivolous lawsuits on ADA compliance (SB 1186 - WIN). It would be statistically improbable to garner 100% agreement on such a broad range of issues.

While our legislators did not agree with the SWCLC 100% of the time this year, the reasons they did not were (mostly) understandable.

For example, AB 369 (Huffman) and AB 1000 (Perea) were health care bills intended to control certain costs for prescription drugs and cancer treatment. While the bills might have conflicted with SWCLC goals to contain costs for businesses, from a humanitarian perspective the bills might have represented good policy.

Senators Emmerson and Anderson and Assemblyman Nestande disagreed with our position on AB 369, Senator Emmerson and Assemblymen Jeffries and Nestande disagreed with us on AB 1000. In both cases the Governor agreed with us and vetoed the bills.

Assemblyman Jeffries broke ranks to vote YES on AB 278 (Eng) and SB 900 (Leno), the Attorney Generals Homeowners Bill of Rights. While these measures were initially opposed by the SWCLC and the California Association of Realtors, the amended version that was finally passed was far superior to the bill as introduced. CAR had switched to a neutral position but the bill passed too quickly for the SWCLC to react to the final version.

Senators Joel Anderson and Bill Emmerson each scored 100% votes on the 10 Senate bills evaluated by the California Chamber of Commerce. Assembly members Kevin Jeffries and Brian Nestande each scored 100% on the 11 bills rated by CalChamber.

The Southwest California Legislative Council considers it a privilege to advocate on behalf of business interests in Southwest Riverside County. We would like to thank our dedicated Legislators and their local staffs for their support and cooperation in 2012. The SWCLC recognizes that there are many bills supported or opposed by business that may not be included in this vote record and analysis. A full list of bill positions for SWCLC is available at http://southwestca.biz/

SUPPOrTED SWClC position OPPOSEDSWClC position

vote record %

State Senator Joel Anderson 25 2 93%

State Senator Bill Emmerson 25 3 89%

Assembly Member Kevin Jeffries 25 4 86%

Assembly Member Brian Nestande 25 3 89%

Governor Jerry Brown 18 10 64%

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2 013 is upon us and the New Year is a perfect time for setting goals and contemplating the future. With this perspective in mind, it is the ideal time for entrepreneurs to take an idea and turn it into

action. Often times this can be an intimidating and stressful path. The Temecula Valley Entrepreneur’s Exchange (TVE2) provides an excellent environment for innovative start-up companies to take the next step toward business growth and development.

For entrepreneurs with a fresh idea, TVE2’s incubator program offers a place to grow, collaborate, and learn. Incubator services and programs are designed to increase a start-up’s likelihood of successful development and growth beyond what the client company could achieve on its own. Offering value-added services is key to the incubator’s ability to successfully spinout

graduates into the community generating jobs and wealth in the region. TVE2’s business incubator includes low cost furnished work stations, mentoring and professional services, and facility amenities. TVE2 is the ultimate environment for start-up businesses that are ready to set goals and see real growth this coming year.

The incubator is currently home to two technology focused start-ups, NZN Labs, Inc. and Anywhere Science, Inc. NZN Labs is developing wearable technology that will have the ability to track activity data for extreme sports enthusiasts. Anywhere Science’s LabStrip turns an iPhone into a personal mobile laboratory with the capabilities to test and interpret data. The New Year is a time to set goals and put them into action and NZN Labs and Anywhere Science are examples of the immense possibilities that are open to entrepreneurs at the business incubator.

The New Year is not only a time for new ventures, but also for existing businesses to reflect on what the coming year has to offer. For businesses ready to take things to the next level, TVE2’s Regional Business Resource Center provides resources for new and existing companies throughout Southwest Riverside County. Resources include workshops on business related topics, and business counseling and assistance provided by the Inland Empire Small Business Development Center and Economic Development Corporation, both located on-site of the Resource Center. The Tri-Tech Small Business Development Center will also be available to provide services as needed. In addition, Cal State San Marcos at Temecula will be scheduling classes and events at the Resource Center.

The City of Temecula’s TVE2wants to see your business grow and is looking forward to the opportunities that the incubator and resource center will bring to the region this year. For more information contact us at 951-506-5180 or email [email protected]. You can also like our Face book page at www.facebook.com/TemeculaValleyEntrepreneursExchange and check for updates at our website at www.tve2.org

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