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BUSINESS“Petaluma’s voice for business” — A publication of the Petaluma Area Chamber of Commerce
June 2015 • Vol 24, No 6
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PAIDPETALUMA, CAPERMIT NO. 127
6 Petaluma Blvd. North, Suite A-2 Petaluma, CA 94952 707-762-2785 www.petalumachamber.com
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BUSINESSPetaluma
PACC Announces Board Election Results
Four incumbents, three appointees and a new president officially assume their duties for the coming year this month launching a new phase of chamber activity.
Former Chamber First Vice-President Dan Ancheta, moves into the PACC president’s chair. Ancheta has appointed Katie Kerns Davis,
Mike Harris and Petaluma police Lt. Ken Savano to seats on the board. The three appointees will serve one year.
Incoming Chamber Board President Ancheta, a commercial banking officer at Bank of Marin, was appointed to the board in 2012 and then elected to serve from 2013 to 2016. A Petaluma native, he also serves as co-chairperson of the Chamber Economic Development Committee. He was valedictorian of the PACC Leadership class of 2010.
Two of the appointees are well acquainted with PACC activities. The third, a newcomer to the Chamber board, is no stranger to the community.
Appointee Davis is a former PACC board president with two four-year elected terms to her credit. She works in governmental relations for PG&E.
Former City Councilman Harris,
an executive with CrossCheck, served three consecutive four-year terms with the Petaluma City Council.
“I’m honored to be joining the PACC Board of Directors. I look forward to working with the board, staff, Petaluma area businesses and the policy makers to continue to make Petaluma an attractive place to do business in,” he said.
First time board member Savano said that after more than 20 years of employment with the City of Petaluma, “the single most important m i s s i o n for me is building and i m p r o v i n g relationships w i t h community members. I am excited to join the C h a m b e r
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Mike Harris
Dan Ancheta
of Commerce team to improve the quality of life here in Petaluma to facilitate the necessary commerce for growth and prosperity.”
“I’m delighted to appoint these three community leaders to the Board of the Petaluma Area Chamber of Commerce. Their expertise, wisdom, and perspectives are highly valued. It’s an honor to have them as a part of our organization,” Ancheta added.
As a result of the election Four
Lt. Ken SavanoKatie Kerns-Davis
Save the Date for the Annual Lunch Reserve a space now
for the Petaluma Area Chamber of Commerce (PACC) Annual Member’s Lunch, taking place on June 26 from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Sauced BBQ and Spirits in historic downtown.
This event is the quintessential “meet and eat” for PACC members offering a perfect opportunity to get acquainted with
the pulled pork and burnt-end combo, coleslaw, beans and cornbread at the newly opened restaurant in Theater Square at 151 Petaluma Blvd. So. Swing and Jazz usic provided by Sugar Moon (sugarmoon-swing.com), exciting
raffle drawings and more. There will be a no-host bar. Vegetarian menu options are available at the time of
reservation only.
Former City Council member, Brian Sobel, will be installing the board and officers.
Donated raffle prizes include: a one night stay in a deluxe room and 18 holes of golf w/cart for two from the Benbow Inn, a gift certificate for races from Sonoma
Raceway, a gift certificate for a one night stay from the Bodega Bay Lodge,
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Sugar Moon at the 2014 Petaluma River Craft Beer Fest.
Agri-BusinessCall the Chamber for info, 762-2785
AmbassadorsDaniel Canales, 707-888-5350 HealthMarkets
Jim Alexander, 762-2818 Financial Consultant
Chamber CommitteesCall 762-2785 for more info.
Business/EducationDennis Hardle, 763-5348 Hardle and Company
Economic Development Dan Ancheta, 781-2207 Bank of Marin
Government AffairsWayne Leach, (415) 883-9850 CSW/Stuber-Stroeh Engineering Group
Leadership Petaluma ProgramCall the Chamber for info, 762-2785
Petaluma Young Professionals NetworkCiera Pratt, 559-7588 Petaluma Health Center
First Friday News @ NoonCall the Chamber for info, 762-2785
Women in BusinessBonnie Koagedal, 480-6224 Homewatch Caregivers
2 June 2015 Petaluma BUSINESS – A publication of the Petaluma Area Chamber of Commerce
PETALUMA BUSINESS CREDITSPublished by the Petaluma Area Chamber of Commerce, 6 Petaluma Blvd. N., Suite A-2©2015 Petaluma Chamber of Commerce
Marsha Trent Editor & Writer AVM Graphics Design & Production Joan Bunn Photography-Events Marin Sun Printing
PresidentW. Thomas Griffith, CIC, 766-2282
Ramatici Insurance, [email protected]
First Vice PresidentDan Ancheta*, 781-2207
Bank of Marin [email protected]
Second Vice PresidentTodd Mendoza*, 769-4303
Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage [email protected]
Treasurer Elece Hempel*, 765-8488
Petaluma People Services [email protected]
Immediate Past PresidentTony Sarno*, 415-785-2789
Cushman & Wakefield of [email protected]
DIRECTORSAnnie Davis, 241-9190
World [email protected]
Katie Kerns Davis*, 321-2574 PG&E
Noah Jacobson, 595-6555Jocobson & Breen Wealth Management,
Judy James*, 280-5427Comcast
W. Thom Knudson*, 763-1911Behrens, Nelson & Knudson
Michelle Law, 307-6526TelePacific Communications
Wayne Leach*, 795-4764CSW/Stuber-Stroeh Engineering Group
Richard Marzo*, 763-1515Lace House Linens
Shelly Moller, 763-3006 Edward Jones
CHAMBER STAFF762-2785 • Fax 762-4721
Onita Pellegrini*, CEOSue Turek*, Bookkeeper
Peg Brown, Office Assistant Daniella Ellicott*, Member Services
Sue Lassen, Office Assistant
* Leadership Petaluma Graduates
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BUSINESSPetalumaAmbassador Profile
It is a powerful thing to love what you do for a living and the Petaluma Area Chamber of Commerce (PACC) is an ideal place to practice that passion, according to PACC Ambassador Mickey Griffith.
As a Referral Institute franchise owner, becoming an Ambassador for PACC was a logical step, Griffith said. He considers it a great honor.
Mickey states it is his mission in life is to help business owners pursue their own passion and shine in a way that attracts the kind of clients and referrals sources that bring
company with locations in Australia, Canada, Germany, Ireland, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, Austria, Netherlands, Sweden, France, the Middle East and the United States. At the Referral Institute, business owners learn how to make all their business relationships become more valuable.
PACC Ambassador Mickey Griffith
them a spectacular life. His Referral Institute office is in Petaluma. He lives in Cotati with his wife, son, and daughter.
He has been in the marketing industry in a variety of roles for more than 20 years. It was nearly four years ago that he shifted his love of marketing into the more specific niche of referral marketing by becoming a co-owner of the Referral Institute, San Francisco Bay franchise in Sonoma and Marin counties.
The Referral Institute is an international franchised marketing
Mickey GriffithFranchise Owner - Referral Institute
This month’s First Friday News@Noon on June 5 features Anne Marie Clear of Clear Directions talking about how the heart-brain connection works and what learning to manage it can mean to you, your family and your business This luncheon is sponsored by the Chamber’s Women in Business committee.
incumbents, W. Thomas Griffith, CIC, W. Thom Knudson, Richard Marzo and Annie Davis return to their seats on the board.
A vice-president and partner in charge of sales and marketing at Don Ramatici Insurance, Inc., Griffith served as board president in 2015 and has four years of board experience at PACC.
Board veteran Knudson, of Behres, Nelson & Knudson has three elected and two appointed terms already under his belt. A former appointee, Davis, director of marketing for World Centric, has served on the board since 2013. A board member since 2005, Marzo, owner of Lace House Linen Supply Inc., continues
a long family tradition with the Chamber.
ResultsContinued from page 1
Tom GriffithAnnie Davis
W. Thom Knudson Richard Marzo
4 June 2015 Petaluma BUSINESS – A publication of the Petaluma Area Chamber of Commerce
“Step by Step 20 Minute Lunch Time Workout”By Alma RodoniBusiness Consultant and Owner/Head Coach Kaia FIT Petaluma
Here is a no hassle, easy way to
get the blood circulating during part
of your lunch hour at work. Do each
exercise for 30 seconds, then repeat.
Finish with a walk for the balance of
time available.
1. Toe Raises — Stand behind your
desk chair or near a wall. Slowly rise
up high on your toes and slowly lower
back down until your heels hover just
above the floor.
2. Chair Up/Downs — Plant your
feet hip width apart and repeatedly
stand up and sit down into your
chair. When you stand be sure to
stand up completely straight,
shoulders down and back, chest open
and hips forward.
3. Squats — Stand with your feet
hip width apart, extend your arms in
front of you. Keep your chest open
and eyes forward. Begin by hinging at
the hips and extending your buttocks
as if you are reaching to sit in a chair,
lower your body down into a squat
with weight back on the heels being
careful not to extend your knees
beyond your ankles. Bring your body
back up to standing while squeezing
the buttocks.
4. Stairs Climb — Walk up and
down the stairs at your pace.
5. Arm Circles — Stand straight and
tall, extend your arms out to make a
T, make rapid circles with your arms
going forward and then backward.
6. Back Leg Lifts — Stand about
12 inches out facing a wall with your
hands gently resting about shoulder
height on the wall. Shift your weight
to your left leg and repeatedly raise
and lower your right leg keeping the
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leg straight and engaging your buttock and back of your leg. Repeat with the other leg.
7. Side Leg Lifts — Stand about 12 inches out with your left side to a wall. Rest your left hand on the wall, shift your weight to your left leg and repeatedly raise and lower your right leg outward. Repeat on the other side.
8. Knee Raises — Stand upright with feet about hip width apart. Alternate raising and lowering each knee up and in toward your abdomen.
9. Curb Step-Ups — Locate a curb or a step. Step up and down, left foot up, right foot up, left foot down, right foot down. Choose your pace and alternate the lead foot.
10. Wall Pushups — Find a wall and stand facing it with your feet
just wider than hip width and about 24 inches from the wall. Place your hands flat on the wall at shoulder height. Keep your body in a straight plane and bend your arms to lower your upper body toward the wall then push up to straight arms.
Have fun and keep moving!
Chamber member, Alma Rodoni is
business strategy consultant by day,
with a professional background in
business management of consumer
software, digital media and mobile
apps, where she has over 3 decades
of experience. She has an MBA
from Santa Clara University and a
Kaia FIT Certification. In the early
morning hours she can be found
around her native Marin County
hiking, running, biking, body surfing,
coaching and participating in her
Kaia classes.
2015 Northern & Central Calfornia Ambassador Rally
To the right, PACC Ambassador Daniel Canales wins an impressive basket–including Giant’s tickets!Below, the PACC Ambassadors stand by their outstanding gift basket.
Business After Hours and Ribbon Cutting at Nopalito, 1905 Bodega Ave., Petaluma
PHOTOS BY: JOAN BUNN
PHOTOS BY: PACC AMBASSADORS
6 June 2015 Petaluma BUSINESS – A publication of the Petaluma Area Chamber of Commerce
Owner Brenda Anderson cuts the ribbon at The Secret Kitchen, 4701 Bodega Ave., flanked by staff (left to right), Dax Cargill, Nick Mazucca, Bo Kinser and Cheryl Jensen.
PACC Takes Gold in Readers Poll
The Petaluma Area Chamber of Commerce (PACC) was awarded a gold medal in the 2015 “Best of the North Bay” annual readers poll published by NorthBay biz magazine.
This year there were more than 2,300 ballots cast, which translated to more than 51,000 votes in the 39 different categories, according to the magazine. More than 1,000 companies and individuals garnered votes.
PACC members that won Best awards include: Office Equipment Business, Trope Group Inc.; Business Bank, Exchange Bank*; Commercial Real Estate Company, Keegan & Coppin, Inc.; Consumer Bank, Exchange Bank*; Contractor/Builder, Ghilotti Bros., Inc.; Credit Union, Redwood Credit Union*; Health Care Provider, Kaiser Permanente; Job Placement Services, Nelson Staffing Solutions; Law Firm, Spaulding McCullough & Tansil LLP; Real Estate Company, Coldwell
Banker; Business in Marin, Bradley Real Estate; Business in Sonoma, Redwood Credit Union*; Place to Work, Redwood Credit Union*.
Gold medal winners include: Business Bank, Summit State Bank*; Consumer Bank, Umpqua Bank; Job Placement Service, Star Staffing; Real Estate Company, Century 21; Business in Sonoma, Summit Bank*; Catering Service, Sally Tomatoes.
* Multiple Awards
Public Access Radio Station Possible
The non-profit organization that provides local community access television, Petaluma Community Access (PCA), announced recently that it has received a Federal Communications Commission (FCC) license to build a low-power FM radio station, using KPCA as its call letters, in Petaluma.
The PCA staff and board of directors now have “a little more than a year to work out the technical details,” according to Executive Director John Bertucci.
Petaluma’s community access television broadcasts on local channels 26, 27, and 28. PCA’s channels are accessible through channel 099 with ATT-Uverse. Through community programming including broadcast of City Council and School Board meetings , member production services and partnerships with local businesses, PCA promotes diversity, free speech and public access.
The next steps in getting the radio station up and running, Bertucci said, is to purchase and install a transmitter. The plan is for KPCA to begin broadcasting next year.
Toward that end, PCA is also looking at ways to boost membership and to raise money for the equipment and staff to operate the station.
“Our number on the dial is tentatively set at 103.3 LP-FM,” Bertucci added, “but we are presently constrained to sharing this frequency with other applicants.” Options that would allow the Petaluma station to be on 24-hours, seven-days a week are being explored.
Plans are also being developed to partner with Santa Rosa Junior College—Petaluma campus as the antenna site with the idea that it would allow the college to add radio broadcasting to the curriculum.
“The basic mission for KPCA remains the same as the one that distinguishes our TV channels; to provide the equipment, training and friendly support to anyone who wants to make radio shows by and for the people of Petaluma,” Bertucci said. “Anticipated local programming would surely include call-in, music, comedy and drama, religious, social and political shows and provide an important emergency information resource for our community.”
Brewery Expansion Proposes Reusing Water Even before the state mandated
water restrictions, Lagunitas Brewing Company planned an expansion that would increase its production while reducing its current water demand by about 18 percent through water reuse, according to a report from the Petaluma Planning Commission.
The proposed expansion by Lagunitas on 17.9 acres along No. McDowell Blvd. includes:
• construction of a 201 space parking lot
• installation of a waste water polishing facility to further treat previously used water so that it may be reused onsite
• relocation of the beer garden/tap room entry to accommodate patrons using the proposed new parking areas
• construction of a six-foot wide sidewalk along N. McDowell
• construction of an eight-foot wide
bike path along the southern property boundary of 1240 No. McDowell Blvd.
A second phase of the project includes replacement of the existing 70-foot wide shipping driveway with a 30-foot wide driveway slightly to its south, construction of new primary loading docks and further expansion of the parking area.
It is estimated that the proposed expansion will support a production increase of approximately 33 percent, but the water polishing component of the project is expected to result in a savings of 85,000 gallons of water per day, reducing the current water demand by about 18 percent. The project could also reduce the wastewater treatment burden since daily discharge could decline from approximately 60,000 gallons to approximately 45,000 gallons. The strength of the wastewater discharged could also decrease.
City Offers Water Audits for BusinessThe City of Petaluma offers free
water audits to businesses through the Sonoma County Green Business Program. Book an appointment
today by contacting Kevin Kumataka, Green Business Coordinator, at 707-565-6455 or [email protected].
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8 June 2015 Petaluma BUSINESS – A publication of the Petaluma Area Chamber of Commerce
Tax Credits Program Helps Create JobsFive Sonoma County businesses,
including one in Petaluma were awarded tax incentives totaling over $2.1 million through the California Competes Tax Credit Program.
This new tax credit program was created by the Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development (Go-BIZ) is focused on helping businesses grow and stay in California.
The program allows a business to compete for an income tax credit based on projected investment over a five-year period, on facilities, capital improvements, and new employees. During the latest funding cycle Sonoma County companies captured more than 4 percent of the available tax credits despite Sonoma County having approximately 1 percent of the state’s population.
Bootcamp for Bootstrapping Email MarketingHelp yourself to the 2015 Marketing
Summer Bootcamp for learning to improve the look of email marketing and using email marketing tools for growing customer, prospect and member networks.
Sponsored by the Petaluma Area Chamber of Commerce (PACC), KingSings PR, and Constant Contact the live training workshops are aimed at helping businesses master email communications with a comprehensive look at best practices and winning strategies.
To register, ontact PACC, 762-2785, or go online to petalumachamber.com and click on Chamber Events at the top. Each takes place on a Friday, from 9:00-11:30 a.m. at PACC, 6 Petaluma Blvd. North. Cost is $25 for each workshop.
Topics covered in the first session on June 12 include:
• How to reach more people with your message
• Use the right type of content in your campaigns
• Create professional campaigns that get results
• Learn best practices and ground rules for creating content to get your emails opened, read and measured
• Write compelling subject lines and marketing content
• Set up welcome auto-responders, and opt-in Join My Mailing Lists (JMML) applications
• Customize your email templates to create professional branded emails
• Have consistent branding that sets you above your competition across all channels
• Implement easy to use graphic design tools to create banners
• Repurpose content tactics across the channels
Presenter LynAnn King, a marketing strategist and publicist and an authorized local expert with Constant Contact will be showing others how to get and keep quality subscribers, increase deliverability and open rates, write good headlines and content that saves time, create graphics and get readers to take action.
On June 26, the workshop focuses on “50 Ways to Boost Your Email List —Grow Your List,” and will cover:
• How to ask people to join your list
• How to use social media to grow your list
• How to grow your list on your website, blog or newsletters
• How to leverage print material to get people to sign up
• How to use events to help grow your list
• How to use incentives and giveaways to grow your list, and more.
On July 10 the webinar is all about leveraging online tools for events and will cover:
• Brainstorming of all the different types of events you might run
• Timelines for promoting successful events
• Email invitations connected to registration processes
• Roll out of the online registration process that saves everyone time and energy
• Setting up the effective online registration process
• Using landing pages packed with promotional info to share on social media sites
Petaluma’s Revive Brands, makers of the kombucha drink, recently expanded into a 50,000 sq. ft. Petaluma site, received credit through the tax program for the creation of 87 full time jobs, along with four other Sonoma County companies who committed to investing a total of more than $7.2 million dollars to create new local jobs over the next five years.
The Sonoma County Economic Development Board (EDB) hosted a workshop where representatives from GO-Biz provided over 50 local businesses with step by step guidance on how to create a strong application for the program before the last funding cycle. The EDB seeks to build on this success by hosting another workshop this summer and continuing to assist local companies to apply for the tax credit.
Petaluma Mayor David Glass cuts the ribbon at Petaluma Kids Dental Care, 301 Washington St., with the staff (left to right) Lyndsay Tedrow, Erin Christopher, Mary Woodcock, Dr. John Woo, Dr. Debra Westervelt, Mayor David Glass, Dr. Marc DeBerardinis, Annie Gutierrez, Kim Smith, Linnea Splitter, and Marie Xiong.
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Members – More info at www.petalumachamber.com
New Members This MonthAudiology AssociatesTina Afifi1111 Sonoma Avenue, Suite 316Santa Rosa, CA 95405
Jay G. Putnam, Attorney at LawJay Putnam523 B Street Petaluma, CA 94952
Landesign Construction & Maintenance, Inc.Denise Fitzgerald132 Airport BoulevardSanta Rosa, CA 95403
Nopalito Mexican FoodCathy Arteaga1905 Bodega AvenuePetaluma, CA 94952
RV Pat’sMike Arsenault884 Bodega AvenuePetaluma, CA 94952
Renewing Members Acrat Plumbing & Heating
Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Company
Bank of Marin -
N. McDowell Blvd Branch
Benbow Inn
BNI - Rivertown Business Builders
Bodega Bay Lodge
Buffalo Wild Wings
Carle, Mackie, Power & Ross, LLP
Del Curto Real Estate
Everest Indian Restaurant
Jimmy’s Catering Company
Kathy Schmidt, Coldwell Banker
Kresky Signs, Inc.
NorthBay Smiles
Osmosis Day Spa Sanctuary
Petaluma Health Center
Platypus Tours, Ltd.
Second Nature Interior Plant Co.
SonoMarin Landscape Materials
The Hand Group, Inc., dba
Hands On Home Repair
Three Twins Ice Cream
Trope Group, Inc.
Tyler Chartier Photography
Verihealth, Inc. -
Solutions in Healthcare
Veritas Property Management
Victoria Webb Photography
Vietnam Veterans of California
Wagner Health Center
World Centric
Long-Time MembersCPS Golden Land Realty, 43 YearsNatallie Berry
Reichardt Duck Farm, 35 YearsGary Cheda
Basin Street Properties, 34 YearsScott Stranzi
Brodie’s Tire & Brake, Inc., 33 YearsGary Brodie
Law Offices of Max A. Mickelsen, 33 YearsMax Mickelsen
Fillinger Insurance, 28 YearsSteve Fillinger
AAA Insurance/AAA Travel Agency, 26 YearsKent Evans
Petaluma Coffee & Tea, 26 YearsSheila & Gardner Bride
Ziplocal, 24 YearsLori Hanford
The Plaza North Shopping Center, 24 YearsDaphne Shapiro
Wells Fargo Insurance Services - Chet Laws, 21 YearsChet Laws
Whole Foods Market, 19 YearsLisa Ludwigsen
Garden Valley Ranch, 18 YearsMark Grim
Lagunitas Brewing Co., 18 YearsRon Lindenbusch
Petaluma Home Loans, 18 YearsKen McCoy
Crown Trophy Petaluma, 15 YearsMary Tupa
Northbay Kitchen & Bath, 15 YearsDavid Frym
Spaulding McCullough & Tansil LLP, 15 YearsWarren Dranit
Joanne Buckley, Bookkeeper, 13 YearsJoanne Buckley
Hollingsworth Jewelers Gallery, 11 YearsTammy Hollingsworth
Klassic Key Properties, 11 YearsMaralyn Polo
Member LunchContinued from page 2
a corporate membership vauled at $500 from the Schulz Museum, two gift baskets from the Baker Creek Seed Bank, an Ultimate Spa Experience from Osmosis, a gift basket from Mr. Pickles, a tour, lunch and autographed cookbook from Cowgirl Creamery, a garden basket from Industrial Carting, two $150 gift cards from Saks 5th Avenue, a gift certificate for two lunches from Nick’s Cove, a $50 gift certificate from Rocker Oysterfeller’s, six bottles of olive oil with tray from O Olive Oil, a
cheese basket from Petaluma Creamery, two bottles from Sonoma Coast Spirits, a VIP tour for eight people from Enriqueze Estate Wine, a gift certificate for a two-person tour from Playtpus tours, gift certificates from Safari West, a surprise from Costco, and a box of candy from Bert’s desserts.
Prepaid lunch reservations are $30 and registration for the event can be done by calling 762-2785 or by visiting petalumachamber.com on the web.
Platinum Members Gold Members Silver Members
Ryan Mason, Ameriprise Financial • Todd Mendoza, Coldwell Banker CSW/Stuber Stroeh Engineering Group, Inc. • Deer Creek Village • Don Ramatici Insurance • Safeway, Inc.
Sutter Health Novato Community Hospital • Moonware Design • Art Neibrief, ACSIA Partners Insurance Agency, LLCNancy Cooley, State Farm Insurance • Wagner Chiropractic • Welcome Wagon
Bronze Members
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2 Ambassadors Pongo’s Kitchen & Tap 701 Sonoma Mountain Pkwy. 7:30 A.M.
2 Women in Business PACC Conference Room 6 Petaluma Blvd. N., Suite A-2 8:45 – 10:00 A.M.
5 Government Affairs PACC Conference Room 6 Petaluma Blvd. N., Suite A-2 7:30 – 9:30 A.M.
3 Leadership Alumni PACC Conference Room 6 Petaluma Blvd. N., Suite A-2 9:00 – 10:00 A.M.
5 First Friday News @ Noon (RSVP) Rooster Run Event Center 2301 E. Washington St. $20 members, $25 non-members Call 762-2785 or RSVP online at www.petalumachamber.com 11:30 A.M. Registration – 1:30 P.M.
8 PACC Board of Directors PACC Conference Room 6 Petaluma Blvd. N., Suite A-2 12:00 – 1:30 P.M.
9 Agri-Business Sonoma-Marin Farigrounds Event Center, Administration Office, 175 Fairgrounds Dr. 12:00 Noon
11 Business Education PACC Conference Room 6 Petaluma Blvd. N., Suite A-2 4:00 – 5:30 P.M.
12 Email Bootcamp - Session 1 (Registration required) PACC Conference Room 6 Petaluma Blvd. N., Suite A-2 $25 per class Call 762-2785 or register online at www.petalumachamber.com 9:00 – 11:30 A.M.
12 Petaluma Leadership Graduation (RSVP) Mentor Me Cavanagh Recreation Center, 426 8 St. (corner of 8 and G Sts.) Call 762-2785 or email [email protected] to RSVP 5:30 – 7:30 P.M.
17 Petaluma Young Professionals - Time Management Petaluma Health Center, Celebration A, 1179 N. McDowell Blvd. For details, visit www.petalumaypn.com. 5:30 – 7:30 P.M.
19 Government Affairs PACC Conference Room 6 Petaluma Blvd. N., Suite A-2 7:30 – 9:30 A.M.
25 Economic Development PACC Conference Room 6 Petaluma Blvd. N., Suite A-2 7:30 – 9:30 A.M.
26 Email Bootcamp - Session 2 (Registration required) PACC Conference Room 6 Petaluma Blvd. N., Suite A-2 $25 per class Call 762-2785 or register online at www.petalumachamber.com 9:00 – 11:30 A.M.
26 Annual Members Luncheon & 2015-2016 Board of Directors Installation (RSVP) Sauced BBQ & Spirits 151 Petaluma Blvd. N. $30 pre-paid reservation Call 762-2785 or register online at www.petalumachamber.com 11:30 A.M. – 2:30 P.M.
Calendar – June
Looking Forward to July
10 Email Bootcamp – Session 3
23 Business After Hours – Arrow Benefits Group
To check our online calendar, click on Events on the bottom menu bar, www.petalumachamber.com. You can RSVP and pay there as well.
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