Learn to Deal With Nuisance NeighborsIn Business

February 2014

The Greater Bakersfield Chamber of Commerce is dedicated to: • Building a Strong Economy• Providing Business Education & Networking Opportunities• Promoting Our Community• Representing the Interests of Business with Government

Building a Strong EconomyChairman’s Message ................................... 2Project Manager: Heather Pennella .......... 15KEDC Economic Summit ......................... 16

Representing the Interests of Business with GovernmentRENEW Biz Grant Program ....................... 1Good Morning Bakersfield ......................... 8“My Take” on GMB .................................... 9

Promoting Our CommunityE-Waste Recycling Event ............................ 1 Chairman’s Circle Focus ............................. 2Renewing Members .................................. 12Welcome New Members ........................... 13Member News ........................................... 13Ribbon Cuttings ........................................ 14

Providing Business Education & Networking OpportunitiesFinancial Resources Seminar ...................... 3Nuisance Neighbors Workshop ................... 32014 Marketing Opportunities .................... 4Committee Reports ................................... 102014 Employment Notice Poster .............. 15

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Providing leadership for a healthy business community

GRC started the New Year with a presentation from Second District Supervisor Zack Scrivner on RENEWBIZ (Renewable Energy Neighborhood Enhancement Wind Business Investment Zone), a new grant program introduced by the County of Kern to help with economic development in East Kern which includes Mojave, Rosamond and Boron. The goal of the program is to assist qualified organizations with projects designed to redevelop or improve commercial or industrial districts within East Kern County.

The projects seeking funding must demonstrate an ability to benefit the local community by increasing the economic benefit. The grants support projects that demonstrate long term positive impact to the community and encourage business development and sustainability.

Privately owned businesses and non-profit organizations are eligible to apply. Projects must take place within unincorporated area of East Kern. In addition, the applicants must provide a cash or in-kind match of at least 10% of the project.

Last year, 39 grants were awarded in the communities of Boron, Mojave, Rosamond and Boron currently has a project in progress for 2014.

RENEWBIZ Grant Program Spurs Economic Development in East Kern

Drive up and Drop off at the Chamber1725 Eye Street (back parking lot)Enter through alley off H StreetAll proceeds to benefit the Chamber’s work in the community. For more information call (661)327-4421

Alianza Recycling and Recovery, LLC

Bring in your old:Television Sets VCR’s/DVD’sComputers LaptopsCell Phones Camera EquipmentHousehold Appliances Desktop PrintersFlat Screens Cable BoxesMonitors KeyboardsWii/Nintendo/Sony Car BatteriesMedical Equipment Industrial Copiers

Saturday, February 229 a.m. to 1 p.m.At the Chamber

Chamber is Strictly Business for its Members!

The New Year marked the beginning of a new and exciting program for the Chamber of Commerce and business in the region!

On January 6, we launched Strictly Business, a one-hour live stream video broadcast that airs Mondays, from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m., on bakersfield.com and features news, information, tips, tools and resources to help you grow your business and your career.

Our numbers have been impressive—with more than 2,700 total viewers tuning in during the first four shows and more than 500 going back to catch either the entire show or portions of it from our YouTube Channel.

While the vast majority of our viewers are tuning in from around the Central Valley, Strictly Business has a strong showing in San Francisco, Sacramento and Los Angeles as well. And our metrics show that 80% of our viewers are tuning in from a Windows platform, which tells us they’re listening at work.

If you haven’t already, we invite you to check out the show and send us your feedback or story ideas to production@bakersfieldchamber.org.

If you’re trying to position your business with a strictly business audience, I invite you to consider spending some of your advertising dollars on the show. You’ll find a complete listing of other business advertising and marketing opportunities beginning on page 4. Give me a call or shoot me an email if you’re interested.

The Chamber is especially thankful to The Law Offices of Young Wooldridge, San Joaquin Community Hospital, Hydrogen Energy California and Chevron for making the show possible through their sponsorship.

And, lastly, I’d like to welcome two more companies to our 2014 Chairman’s Circle—Dollar General and Valley Republic Bank.

These two companies bring our total Chairman’s Circle membership to 48, making it the largest Chairman’s Circle to date. Thank you to all our Chairman’s Circle members!

All the best,

METRO Business Journal is the official publication of the Greater Bakersfield Chamber of Commerce

1725 Eye Street • PO Box 1947 •Bakersfield, CA 93303Phone (661)-327-4421 • Fax (661) 327-8751

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The Chamber of Commerce President/CEO has the sole right to refuse any advertisement in any Chamber publication.

Chairman's Circle FocusThe Stinson tradition of service and customer satisfaction began in 1916 by Ben F. Stinson Sr. when he established the Stinson Grocery Company. Transferring the lessons learned from his father, son Ben Jr. established Stinson Stationers in 1947. Since 1981, Ben III has served as president of the now-incorporated company which has provided over 60 years of service to the community.

Business Supporting Business

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Advance Beverage CompanyAera Energy LLCBarbich Hooper King Dill HoffmanBraun Electric Company, Inc.Bright House NetworksBrown Armstrong AccountantsCalifornia State University, BakersfieldCarney’s Business Technology CenterCastle & Cooke California, Inc.ChevronChukchansi Gold Resort & CasinoCitizens Business BankDaniells, Phillips, Vaughan & BockDignity Health- Mercy & Memorial HospitalsDollar GeneralDowling Aaron IncorporatedEnsign U.S. Drilling, CAGolden Empire Transit DistrictGregory D. Bynum & Associates, Inc.Hall Ambulance ServiceJim Burke Ford LincolnKaiser Permanente Kern CountyKern Community College DistrictKern Community FoundationKern Schools Federal Credit UnionKGET-TV 17Klein, DeNatale, Goldner et alLaw Offices of Young Wooldridge LLPMcKee Electric CompanyMid State Development CorporationMotor City Auto CenterOccidental of Elk Hills, Inc.Ordiz-Melby Architects, Inc.Pacific Gas and Electric CompanyRabobank, N.A.San Joaquin Community HospitalSouthern California Gas CompanyState Farm Insurance CompaniesStinsons StriaTachi Palace Hotel & CasinoTaft College FoundationTejon Ranch CompanyTelePacific CommunicationsTel-Tec Security Systems, Inc.The Bakersfield CalifornianValley Republic BankWells Fargo Bank

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No one wants a nuisance neighbor, but let’s face it—your neighbors are in a unique position to make or break your business and cause extraordinary amounts of stress in your life. From excess noise and traffic to loitering clientele that scare off your customers, find out what options you have to deal with the problem.

Attorney Christopher Hagan, Clifford and Brown, and Cheryl Miller, certified property manager and president of Stockdale Property Management, Inc., will discuss tenant rights under a lease and provide tips and guidance in dealing with nuisance neighbors when the lease is not enough.

Cost is $30 for Chamber members, $60 for nonmembers. A boxed lunch will be provided.

To register, call (661) 327-4421 or visitwww.bakersfieldchamber.org to register online.

Please park in the parking structure located on the northwest corner of 18th and Eye streets.

Tuesday, February 18Check-in and Networking: 11:30 a.m.Seminar: 12:00 - 1:00 p.m.Chamber, 1725 Eye Street

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Financial Resources and Access to Capital for BusinessTuesday, February 11Check-in and Networking: 11:30 a.m.Seminar: 12:00 - 1:00 p.m.Chamber, 1725 Eye Street

The availability of capital is crucial for business startup, survival and growth. In this seminar, “Financial Resources and Access to Capital,” Kelly Bearden, Small Business Development Center, will help educate businesses on the best ways to access capital. Bearden will:• Discuss local resources, as well as what

type of funding banks and other lending organizations provide.

• Provide insight into local progress being made to allow local businesses more access to capital.

• Review topics such as, SBA lending to peer to peer and internet direct lending for small businesses.

Cost is $30 for Chamber members, $60 for nonmembers. A boxed lunch will be provided. To register, call (661) 327-4421 or visit www.bakersfieldchamber.org to register online.

Please park in the Eye Street parking structure located on the northwest corner of 18th and Eye streets.

Dealing With Nuisance Neighbors (For Businesses)

Christopher HaganClifford and Brown

Kelly BeardenSmall Business Development Center

The company you keep says a lot about your business. In today’s marketplace, businesses and consumers seek products and services from companies that have a genuine commitment to their community and the greater good. In Kern County, there is no bigger network of diverse, community-minded businesses than The Greater Bakersfield Chamber of Commerce and no better advertising and promotional opportunities for companies looking to demonstrate a genuine commitment to business and community vitality.

Aligning your company with The Chamber through our impressive menu of sponsorship, advertising and public relations opportunities positions your company as a partner with an organization recognized time and again for its excellence.

Your marketing message will reach an exclusive audience of business and community decision-makers, helping build brand recognition and visibility in a community that greatly values the contributions of companies in making Kern County a great place to live, work and do business.

Beyond the promotion and public relations value you’ll reap, you’ll feel a sense of pride that your marketing investment will help support The Chamber’s ambitious program of work – from high profile events that bring key national leaders to our community to deliver a relevant message, to our website and publications linking local businesses with critical resources and information.

Since every business is different, so are the marketing opportunities and they range in cost to meet every budget size—from large to small.

Tell us about your marketing objectives and let us tell you how we can help you achieve them. For more information on our marketing opportunities for 2014, contact the Chamber at (661) 327-4421.

Sponsorships and advertising opportunities are limited and available on a first-come basis. 2013 event sponsors will have the right of first renewal for 2014.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SPONSORSHIPS Labor & Employment Law SeriesOffers small and large member businesses FREE quarterly updates to help keep them in compliance with labor law and human resource related issues.Staff contact: Heather PennellaSeries Sponsorship $1,500

Business Development Seminar SeriesQuarterly seminars offer educational programs geared to improve your business. The 2014 series will focus on marketing and advertising, customer service and access to financial assistance.Staff contact: Heather PennellaSeries Sponsorship $1,500

Small Business Networking Breakfast SeriesNetworking breakfasts are designed to help small business make connections with big business and find out what opportunities there may be to do business together. Each breakfast starts with a half hour of networking and allows each participant to give a 30-second commercial about their own business. Staff contact: Heather PennellaSeries Sponsorship $1,500

Social Media Therapy This six-class series highlights the use of all things social media. From Twitter to Facebook, speakers educate attendees on the “how-tos” and best strategies for taking your business to the next level with social media. Staff contact: Lauren SmootPresenting $5,000Gold $2,400Silver $1,000Topic $500

Young ProfessionalsThe Young Professionals is a new program launching in 2014. This program will offer social networking, professional development, community involvement and mentoring to the young professionals in the Greater Bakersfield area. Invest in future professionals.Staff contact: Lauren SmootPresenting $5,000 Silver $2,500 Bronze $1,000

Corporate Training Offering high-level training to business owners, managers and employees of all levels.Staff contact: Tonya Sterling Presenting Sponsor $10,000Silver Sponsor $5,000Bronze Sponsor $2,500

Build Your Brand. Grow Your Network. Shape Your Community.

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ADVOCACY/ ECONOMIC IMPACT SPONSORSHIPS Good Morning BakersfieldA breakfast series aimed at bringing insight into today’s important issues. Attendees hear key leaders discuss topics that impact the community. Depending on the level of sponsorship, benefits may include reserved seating, a role on the day’s agenda and publicity in all program materials. Series sponsorshipsStaff contact: Leticia FloresPresenting $10,000 (Pending availability) Platinum $5,000 Silver $2,500 Bronze $1,000

Legislative TripThis annual trip to Sacramento gives business and chamber of commerce leaders the opportunity to meet with peers and state policy experts to focus on priority legislative issues facing local business. Attendees get the information they need to be an active player in the legislative process and present the business perspective on policy issues affecting a company’s bottom line. A delegation representing Bakersfield hosts an event for legislative consultants, members and their staff as part of the two-day visit.Staff contact: Leticia FloresSponsorship $1,000

State of the CityThe annual State of the City Forum is one of the Chamber’s recognized business information events. The July luncheon features Bakersfield’s Mayor and designated City department heads’ reports on the past year ‘s projects and progress, as well as future plans of Bakersfield.Staff contact: Tonya SterlingPresenting $5,000 Silver $2,500 Bronze $1,000 Bakersfield: The Next 5 YearsThe annual luncheon forum, “Bakersfield: The Next Five Years,” features a forecast in areas of importance and concern to our community and how they will affect business. Hosted in December of each year, this forum highlights business leadership and keeps the business community up-to-date on relevant issues.Staff contact: Heather PennellaPresenting $5,000 Silver $2,500 Bronze $1,000

SIGNATURE EVENT SPONSORSHIPSBeautiful Bakersfield AwardsBeautiful Bakersfield recognizes and honors businesses, organizations, and citizens of Bakersfield for their contributions to the people and image of Bakersfield. Nominees are recognized at an annual gala celebration that draws 500 attendees!Staff contact: Jean ScheiberEvent Sponsorship $5,000Category Sponsorship $2,200Crystal Camellia Award Sponsorship $2,200

Chamber PaloozaChamber Palooza, the Chamber’s major networking event and annual fundraiser. A fun-filled night of entertainment, live and silent auctions and food sampling galore, it’s a night of pure Palooza fun!Staff Contact: Heather PennellaPresenting Sponsor $5,000Silver Sponsor $2,500Bronze Sponsor $1,000

Annual DinnerServes as the annual membership meeting that brings over 300 members together to socialize and to meet new people as well as to celebrate the new leadership for the GBCC.Staff contact: Tonya SterlingGala Sponsorship $5,000

Business ExpoThe Business Expo is the area’s biggest business-to-business tradeshow of the year, where valuable business connections are made. As an event co-sponsor you will receive prime location for your booth, free admission tickets and quality promotion on event materials. Staff contact: Jean ScheiberEvent Co-Sponsorship $2,500

2014 Marketing Opportunities Listing of member-exclusive sponsorship, advertising and community benefit opportunities with The Greater Bakersfield Chamber of Commerce

“Our booth was in the lobby and we landed an order worth more than $30,000 and six new clients at this year’s Chamber of Commerce Business Expo. Would I recommend the Expo to other businesses? Absolutely!”

Scott JohnsonProforma Progressive Marketing

SponsorshipsSOLD OUT

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SIGNATURE PROGRAM SPONSORSHIPSLeadership Bakersfield ProgramThe mission of Leadership Bakersfield is to promote and develop dynamic business and community leadership among citizens of the Greater Bakersfield area by offering current and potential leaders an opportunity to become acquainted with the community. The program focuses on developing and enhancing leadership skills, exposing participants to a wide range of community issues, including: Agriculture, Arts and Culture, Criminal Justice, Education, Health and Human Services, Leadership, Media, Energy and Government.Staff contact: Tonya SterlingGraduation Sponsor $5,000Class Day Sponsor $1,000

Youth Leadership Bakersfield ProgramModeled on the Leadership Bakersfield program, the YLB program inspires and develops future business and community leadership among high school-aged youth of the Greater Bakersfield area by providing an interactive opportunity that directly links students to community leaders, business issues and career opportunities. Programs focus on a wide range of local interests including: Agriculture, Arts and Culture, Criminal Justice, Education, Health and Human Services, Leadership, Media, Energy and Government.Staff contact: Jean ScheiberGraduation Sponsor $3,500Program Sponsor $1500Class Day Sponsor $750

CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLEThe Chairman’s Circle is an important group of Chamber members receiving special Chamber benefits and recognition for supporting the Chamber’s fiscal foundation. The support of this elite group allows the Greater Bakersfield Chamber of Commerce to continue to grow and expand its services for the entire business community.Staff contact: Tonya Sterling Chairman’s Circle Membership for 2014 $1,600, in addition to general membership

Sponsorships and advertising opportunities are limited and available on a first-come basis. 2013 event sponsors will have the right of first renewal for 2014.

“The Chamber offers a variety of vehicles to distribute information. The networking opportunities, educational seminars, and newsletters have really helped Kern Citizens stay involved with the community and informed on what is happening with local businesses.”

Jenifer Pitcher Kern Citizens for Sustainable Government

Build Your Brand. Grow Your Network. Shape Your Community.

Members of the 2013 Chairman’s Circle celebrating the unveiling of the Chairman’s Circle wall located in the Chamber lobby

Leadership Bakersfield Class of 2013 during Energy Day

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METRO BUSINESS JOURNALMONTHLYDeadline: 15th of the month prior to distribution.Distribution: First working day of each month.

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INSERTS

8½” x 11” full-page (one or two sided) $325.00discounts available for 3 month, 6 month and annual contracts

“Kern Economic Development Corporation runs an insert in the Chamber Metro each April to promote our Fit for Business 5k/10k race. From local businesses wanting to sponsor the event, businesses looking to enter corporate teams, to individuals hoping to learn more about the race, the insert has really helped us grow our event over the past three years.”

Patricia MarquezKern Economic Development Corporation

For all advertising and promotion, contact Lauren Smoot(661) 327-4421, lsmoot@bakersfieldchamber.org

MEMBER-TO-MEMBER BROADCAST EMAIL Distributed to more than 4,500 Chamber email contacts. One broadcast message slot is available each week, on a first-come, first-served basis. Can be linked to your choice of URL or email address. Specifications: 588 x 588 pixels of ad space (8” x 10”).$595

WEBSITE SPONSORSHIPLogo placement, with hyperlink, in a prime location on the Chamber’s homepage.

6 month sponsorship $9001 year sponsorship $1,800

ONLINE DIRECTORY ENHANCEMENTSEnhance your online directory listing with these enhancements that will make your business more visible.

Enhanced Listing $150/year(Basic Plus - Color Background, 25-Word Description)

Featured Listing $350/year(Enhanced Plus - Company Logo/Photo)

Exclusive Category Sponsor $1,000/year(Enhanced Plus – Full Color Category Ad)

Additional Category Sponsorships $600/year

Additional Business Categories $100/year

STRICTLY BUSINESS LIVE STREAM SHOWThis weekly one-hour business broadcast will provide news, information, tips, tools and resources important to business. Airing Mondays, 10-11 a.m., on Bakersfield.com, the show will deliver nearly 40,000 visitors and provide a great way to reach your audience.

Segment sponsorship, 1 year, $10,000(one remaining, willing to sell as two six-month sponsorships for $5,000 each)

Advertising Packages (:30 second commercial spots)100 spots, 2 per show for $5,00050 spots, 1 per show for $2,50025 spots, 1 per week, January to June or July to December $1,250 *Single spots available on a limited basis.

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Corporate social responsibility forms the foundation for success for many American companies.

What’s more, studies show that consumers even expect that companies with which they do business will be concerned not only with their bottom line, but that they will be the drivers behind solving the community’s social and environmental challenges.

Good Morning Bakersfield will explore corporate social responsibility, why it’s good business and how you can build a program that spells success for your company.

Monday, February 24, 2014Check-in and Networking: 6:30 a.m.Breakfast and Program: 7:00 to 8:30 a.m.DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel3100 Camino Del Rio CourtBakersfield, CA

Cost is $45 for members; $75 for nonmembers; $550 for table of 10. Breakfast will be provided.

To register, call (661) 327-4421 or log on to www.bakersfieldchamber.org to register online.

Good Morning Bakersfield is a program of the Chairman’s Circle, bringing you insight into today’s important issues and how they impact business. It is presented by platinum sponsors Kaiser Permanente and Chevron; silver sponsors Aera Energy LLC and Dignity Health and bronze sponsor Chevron Valley Credit Union.

*Sponsorship opportunities are still available.

Corporate Social ResponsibilityDeveloping a program that spells success!

Jeffrey R. PickeringPresident and CEO of Kern Community FoundationPresident of Kern Real Estate Foundation

Susan C. HersbergerPublic Affairs Director of Aera Energy LLC

A bi-monthly publication put together with the help of the Bakersfi eld Californian, County of Kern, Kern Economic Development Corporation (KEDC) and the Greater Bakersfi eld Chamber of Commerce.

The journal contains news and information from local Kern County business leaders and organizations.

Under my chin, I have three rows of scars — medical embroidery commemorat-ing the unfortunate ends to various

bike rides of my youth. Of course, I also have plenty of good memories of riding bikes: the wind on my face, the impossible speed and the way those two wheels expanded the perimeter of my world.

But my clearest recollections — the ones that are of photographic quality — are those of that moment right before the crash.

My first accident happened when I was 6. My oldest sister’s friend hopped on the back of my banana seat. We went downhill at an un-expected speed that shook my handlebars. The bike moved of its own accord to the gravely shoulder, and I knew we were going down. Af-ter that incident, which required stitches, there was yet another hill and more gravel (that time, my back bore the brunt of the injury). Each following accident had its own special flavor — sometimes a flip over the handlebars and other times a sideways skid with the bike landing on top of me like a brutish metallic butterfly. But they were all the same in one quality, the moment of clarity before the mo-ment of pain: Well, here I go again, right into the road.

Upon graduating high school, I didn’t have enough money for a car, so my dad found a

10-speed at a garage sale, gave it a tune-up, and wrapped the handlebars with tape that looked like it should have been cordoning off a crime scene. Presto, instant transportation!

On that particular bike, I crashed into a trash can in front of a truck full of boys (humiliating!), got a traffic ticket (didn’t even know that was possible), and ended up with

yet another set of stitches on my face (third time’s the charm).

Then, glory be, I got a car. I was now one of the four-wheeled dictators of the road. Did it matter that my vehicle was primer bronze? That the sound system was a boom box in the front seat? That the windshield wipers one day broke in the on position, and I drove through

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Under my chin, I have three rows of scars — medi-cal embroidery commemo-rating the unfortunate ends to various bike rides of my youth. Of course, I also have plenty of good memories of riding bikes: the wind on my face, the impossible speed and the way those two wheels expanded the perim-eter of my world.

But my clearest recollec-tions — the ones that are of photographic quality — are those of that moment right before the crash.

My first accident hap-pened when I was 6. My oldest sister’s friend hopped on the back of my banana seat. We went downhill at an unexpected speed that shook my handlebars. The bike moved of its own accord to the gravely shoulder, and I knew we were going down.

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The state of healthcare in Kern County, hydraulic fracturing, immigration reform…these are issues that impact my organization and virtually every business in Bakersfield. In April of last year, I received an invitation to attend the Chamber’s new program called Good Morning Bakersfield, a breakfast series designed to provide insight for business leaders into important issues in our community. I attended all of the sessions in 2013 and found that the particular design of this series, which typically features a panel discussion, allows for diverse expert voices to explore a subject from all sides. At Goodwill, the board of directors, the staff and I work to carry out our mission to provide jobs and skills development to people with barriers to employment. To do

that effectively, we need to understand the local economic landscape. We need to know where there will be new jobs emerging, as in the energy and healthcare fields. We need to understand the workforce gaps that may exist locally and understand how those gaps may be addressed going forward. To be good stewards in running our social enterprise, I appreciate that the Chamber has provided me a way to increase my knowledge and understanding of the issues facing our community and the opportunities they may present in the growth of Goodwill. The Good Morning Bakersfield program is an excellent new service to the business community. I look forward to future in-depth discussions on topics important to our future and I encourage all of you to put these events on your calendar and attend as well.

“My Take” on Good Morning Bakersfieldwritten by Sheryl Chalupa, President and CEO, Goodwill Industries of South Central California

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Ambassador CommitteeBob Meadows, Mission Bank – ChairWe are looking forward to restructuring the committee, and offering more benefit to committee members in the way of networking opportunities and connecting local businesses. The Ambassador Committee members shall serve as representatives of the Chamber at ribbon cuttings, meetings and other Chamber functions. The Ambassador Committee meets on the fourth Tuesday of the month. If you’re interested in becoming an Ambassador, please contact Heather.Staff contact: Heather Pennella

Beautiful Bakersfield Committee Casey Knaak, United Way of Kern County - ChairThe committee has been busy planning the Beautiful Bakersfield Awards reception and banquet. If you know someone from our community who has worked to enhance or promote our desirable quality of life please complete the nomination form (inserted in this issue). Nominations will be accepted now through Monday, March 17, 2014 for projects completed during the 2013 calendar year. Mark your calendar and save the date for the Beautiful Bakersfield Awards Ceremony Saturday, May 31, 2014.Staff contact: Jean Scheiber

Business Development Committee Kelly Walters, San Joaquin Valley College - ChairSpecial thanks to the attendees of the special planning meeting in December. The Business Development Committee will be revamping and moving forward, starting with a proposed name change to reflect the goals of the committee. The Business Development committee will oversee the seminar series, the quarterly Small Business Networking Breakfasts and the quarterly Labor & Employment Law Forums. The Business Development Committee meets on the fourth Monday of the month. If you’re interested in helping drive the business education programs at the Chamber, contact Heather.Staff contact: Heather Pennella

Chamber Palooza CommitteeHolly Arnold, Occidental Petroleum - Chair We are recruiting any interested Chamber Members to join this committee that will begin planning our Chamber Palooza event. There will be a “Palooza Pow-Wow” on Tuesday, February 4, at the Chamber offices. If you are interested, please contact Heather Pennella at hpennella@bakersfieldchamber.org or call 327-4421.Staff contact: Heather Pennella

Energy CommitteeLes Clark, Independent Oil Producers Association - ChairDuring the January meeting, Les Clark gave an overview of topics that are relevant to the committee and would like to have committee members suggest possible speakers. The Energy Committee is looking forward to another eventful and productive year. The Energy Committee will meet next on Wednesday, February 19, from 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m at the Chamber offices.Staff contact: Heather Pennella

Governmental Review CouncilLeslie Golich, Kaiser Permanente - Chair At GRC’s regular meeting the committee members and the group reviewed a draft version of the 2014 Legislative Guide and Public Policy Platform. The Platform will reflect and include 2013 GRC recommendations approved by the board of directors. The Platform was approved after some suggested amendments. The 2014 Legislative Guide will be printed in time for the legislative trip to Sacramento scheduled for May 19 - 21, 2014. Staff contact: Leticia Flores

Leadership Bakersfield Advisory CouncilKathy Miller, Aera Energy LLC - ChairIn January, the class explored Kern County energy industry, gaining a better understanding of Kern County’s role in energy production and about the different types of energy produced in Kern County. The day included tours of the Kern County Museum’s “Black Gold: The Oil Experience” exhibit and a

behind the scenes look at Chevron’s Kern River field. This class day was made possible by the generous sponsorships of Aera Energy LLC, Chevron and Occidental of Elk Hills. Special thanks to Advisory Council Day Chair Nick Ortiz, Western States Petroleum Association (WSPA) for his role in planning the day and for hosting a class social at the Padre Hotel following the day’s program. Staff Contact: Tonya Sterling

Youth Leadership Bakersfield Advisory CouncilMichele Newell, Aera Energy LLC - Chair The 2014 Youth Leadership Bakersfield program kicked off on January 8 with an enlightening and interactive day focusing on Leadership and Ethics. Special thanks to Advisory Council Day Chairs Jill Egland, United Way of Kern County; Bill Rector, Westec; Bryce Sterling, Lightspeed Systems; and Day Assistant Rob Duchow, Southern California Gas Company. The session was made possible through the generous support of program underwriters Aera Energy LLC and San Joaquin Community Hospital and day sponsorships of Lightspeed Systems, Southern California Gas Company and United Way of Kern County.Staff contact: Jean Scheiber

Committee Reports

Date Committee Time Place

Feb. 5 Beautiful Bakersfield Committee Dark

Feb. 5 Youth Leadership Bakersfield Class Day Chamber

Feb. 6 LB Advisory Council 7:30 a.m. Chamber

Feb. 7 Governmental Review Council Dark

Feb. 10 YLB Advisory Council 11:45 a.m. Chamber

Feb 11 Financial Resources Seminar 11:30 a.m. Chamber

Feb. 14 Leadership Bakersfield Class Day KCSOS

Feb. 14 Governmental Review Council 7:30 a.m. Chamber

Feb. 17 Chamber Closed- Presidents Day

Feb 18 Nuisance Neighbors Workshop 11:30 a.m. Chamber

Feb. 19 Youth Leadership Bakersfield Class Day Chamber

Feb. 19 Energy Committee 8:00 a.m. Chamber

Feb. 19 Executive Committee Meeting 11:15 a.m. Chamber

Feb. 19 Board Meeting 12:00 p.m. Chamber

Feb. 21 Governmental Review Council 7:30 a.m. Chamber

Feb. 22 E-Waste Recycling Event 9:00 a.m. Chamber

Feb. 24 Good Morning Bakersfield 6:30 a.m. Chamber

Feb. 24 Business Development Committee 11:45 a.m. Chamber

Feb. 25 Ambassador/Mixer Committee 11:45 a.m. Chamber

Feb. 28 Governmental Review Council 7:30 a.m. Chamber

Mark Your Calendar

Upcoming Chamber Meetings and Events

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HARLEMGLOBETROTTERS

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VALENTINE’SSUPER LOVE JAM

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BAKERSFIELDSYMPHONYORCHESTRA

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Chamber Monthly Planner- February 2014

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Renewing Members Support ChamberThe following members renewed their commitment to the Chamber and local business community during the period of December 15, 2013 - January 14, 2014

Member Since Member Since Member Since

A-C Electric Company .............................................. 1951Advance Communications & Consulting, Inc. ........... 2001AltaOne Federal Credit Union ................................. 2007American Jewelry Company .................................... 1958S.C. Anderson ......................................................... 1990Bakersfield Art Association ...................................... 2013M.D. Atkinson Company, Inc. .................................. 1994Automobile Club of Southern California ................. 1967B&B Surplus, Inc. .................................................... 1993The Bakersfield Californian ..................................... 1920Bakersfield Cash Register ....................................... 1976Bakersfield City School District ................................ 1979Bakersfield Electric Motor Repair, Inc. .................... 1967Bakersfield Family Medical Center .......................... 1983Bakersfield Memorial Hospital Foundation ............ 1982Banks Pest Control.................................................. 1978Barber Honda ........................................................ 1997Barbich Hooper King Dill Hoffman .......................... 1983BC Laboratories, Inc. .............................................. 1998Bike Bakersfield/Biking for Fun .............................. 2007Bill Wright Toyota, Inc. ............................................ 1982Law Offices of Borton Petrini .................................. 1951Buck Owens Production Company, Inc. .................. 1965Jim Burke Ford Lincoln ........................................... 1951Business Initiatives ................................................. 2001Buttonwillow Raceway Park .................................... 1996Gregory D. Bynum & Associates, Inc. ....................... 1985Café Med Restaurant & Deli .................................... 2010Calcot, Ltd. ............................................................. 1953California Deposition Reporters .............................. 2004California Water Service ......................................... 1943Camille’s Sidewalk Café/Mira Food, LLC ................. 2011S.A. Camp Pump Company ..................................... 1955Cannon Corporation ............................................... 2004Carney’s Business Technology Center ..................... 1984Central Body Work and Paint Shop, Inc. ................. 1963W. Michael Chertok ................................................ 2008Chester Avenue Brake LLC ...................................... 1925Chicago Title Company ........................................... 1962CHRC – Creative Human Resources Concepts, LLC .. 2013Christine’s .............................................................. 1998Clarion Hotel .......................................................... 1990Clark Pest Control ................................................... 1951Clifford & Bradford Insurance Agency ..................... 1946Coldwell Banker Realtors – Gail Malouf ................. 1992Colombo Construction Company, Inc. ..................... 1978Comprehensive Care Systems ................................. 1997Cook’s Computer Maintenance & Engineering, Inc. . 1978CSUB Politics Research Center ................................ 2001Daniells Phillips Vaughan & Bock ............................ 1956Darling & Wilson ..................................................... 1948Derrel’s Mini Storage .............................................. 1986Douglas Truck Bodies ............................................. 1958Eagleson Body Works, Inc. ...................................... 1970Econo-Air ................................................................ 1984

Electric Motor Works, Inc. ....................................... 1971First 5 Kern ............................................................. 2001Four Points Hotel by Sheraton ................................ 1983James H. Fox Insurance .......................................... 1998Thomas Frank D.D.S., Inc. ....................................... 1991Frito-Lay, Inc. .......................................................... 1995Gary Icardo Farms .................................................. 1999Rick Gavin, D.D.S. ................................................... 1984Globe Loan Jewelry Company ................................. 1992The Golden 1 Credit Union ..................................... 1995Golden Empire Transit District ................................ 1985Golden Empire Youth Tackle Football ..................... 2010Gosford Village Dental Group and Orthodontics ..... 2012Griffith Company .................................................... 1930Guarantee Shoe Center .......................................... 1986Haddad Dodge ....................................................... 1987Hannink, Tanuwijaya & Martinez of AmeripriseFinancial ................................................................. 1992Hillcrest Memorial Park and Mortuary .................... 1963Houchin Community Blood Bank ............................ 1977Howard Financial & Wealth Management ............... 2000IKEA Distribution Services, Inc. ................................ 2010Insight Environmental Consultants, Inc. .................. 2000Christopher D. Jacobs CPA ...................................... 1984Jessica Bloom Creative ............................................ 2001Jim’s Supply Company, Inc. ..................................... 1990Kaplan College ....................................................... 2004Karpe Real Estate Center ........................................ 1920Kennedy/Jenks Consultants .................................... 1986Kern County Bar Association ................................... 2010Kern County Builders Exchange .............................. 1957Kern County Fire Department ................................. 2011Kern Electric Distributors ........................................ 1968Kern Print Services .................................................. 1973Kern Trophies ......................................................... 1966Key Properties dba Intrados Inc. ............................. 1982KGET TV 17 ............................................................. 1978KIA Insurance Associates, Inc. ................................. 1971Kisco Sales, Inc. ...................................................... 1974KW Plastics of California ......................................... 1994Lee’s Printing Center ............................................... 1987Little Red School House .......................................... 1972Log Cabin Florist ..................................................... 1962Bakersfield Marriott at the Convention Center ........ 1994Mazzei Injector Co., LLC .......................................... 1996McKee Electric Company ........................................ 2011Thomas E. Mestmaker Insurance & Associates, Inc. . 1986Metro Record Storage and Shredding .................... 2006MTS Stimulation Services, Inc. ................................ 1998Multi Business Systems .......................................... 1975Newby Rubber, Inc. ................................................ 1964Nighbert Group ...................................................... 1972Nile Point Veterinary Hospital, Inc. ......................... 1966Occidental of Elk Hills, Inc. ...................................... 1970Olivieri Commercial Group, Inc. .............................. 2003

Omni Family Health ................................................ 1986Pacific Advisors ....................................................... 2004Que Pasa Mexican Café .......................................... 2001Rabobank, N.A. ...................................................... 1984Rand Employment Solutions .................................. 1982Reliable Moving & Storage ...................................... 2011Right At Home ........................................................ 2009Sally A. Herald Accountancy Corporation ................ 1988SC Communications, Inc. ........................................ 1997Jeanne Seal Bookkeeping & Accounting Inc. ............ 1972The Sequoia Sandwich Company ............................ 2000Serban Sound and Communications ...................... 1986Skarphol Associates ................................................ 1995Smart & Final – Calloway Dr. .................................. 2012Smart & Final – Stockdale Hwy. .............................. 2012Smith’s Bakeries ..................................................... 1998Stinson’s ................................................................. 1953Stockdale Property Management, Inc. .................... 1987Studio Bliss Day Spa ............................................... 2008Subway .................................................................. 1986Sullivan Petroleum Company .................................. 1947Sun World International, LLC .................................. 1978Gene Tackett Consulting Services ............................ 1986Target Distribution .................................................. 2003Tel-Tec Security Systems, Inc. .................................. 1983W.A. Thompson, Inc. .............................................. 1955Trans West Security Service, Inc. ............................. 1990Trek Imaging ........................................................... 2002Turk’s Kern Copy, Inc. ............................................. 1987UBS/Financial Services ........................................... 1987Ultrex Business Products, Inc. ................................. 1999Urner’s Appliance and TV ........................................ 1920Valley Decal ............................................................ 1965Valley Public Radio-KVPR/KPRX White Ash Broadcasting .......................................................... 1985Valley Steel Construction ........................................ 1958Valley Yellow Pages ................................................. 1988Vascular and Leg Center ......................................... 2010Vickie Martinez ....................................................... 2013Vulcan Materials Company, Western Division ......... 1957Walker-Lewis Rents ................................................ 1988Wallace & Smith Contractors, Inc. ........................... 1963Walter Mortensen Insurance .................................. 1946Walters & Associates ............................................... 2003Weatherby’s Furniture Guild .................................. 1994Henrietta Weill Memorial Child Guidance Clinic ..... 1981Wells Fargo Bank .................................................... 1981Wholesale Fuels ..................................................... 1987Wilson, Paves & Associates Insurance Agency .......... 1988Wool Growers Restaurant, Inc. ............................... 1957Work Force Staffing ................................................ 1981

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Welcome to Our New Chamber MembersDecember 15, 2013 - January 14, 2014

Airport Valet Express201 New Stine Rd., Ste. 120Bakersfield, CA 93309 661-363-5000www.airportvaletexpress.com “To be a reliable means of transportation to and from LAX, and to provide free rides for our active military.”

Guild Mortgage Co.9201 Camino Media, Ste. 260Bakersfield, CA 93311 661-735-1820www.guildmortgage.net “Guild Mortgage has been in business for over 53 years. We are one of the largest privately held residential mortgage companies in the country and aggressively expanding into all markets of the country.”

KABI LLC5401 Business Park South, Ste. 107 ½Bakersfield, CA 93309 661-332-3600“KABI LLC, created cutting edge software solutions (SaaS) for automotive service retail and related industries. Solutions that optimize every working hour in the shop.”

Logan’s Roadhouse3310 California Ave.Bakersfield, CA 93304 661-861-1447www.logansroadhouse.com“With our delicious steaks and our one-of-a-kind bread we find a way to meet and exceed our guest’s expectations.”

Omega Financial and Insurance Services400 H StreetBakersfield, CA 93304 661-326-6870www.quoteomega.com “We are an insurance brokerage that represents over 50 of the top rated insurance carriers. We specialize in providing coverage for all types of businesses.”

Primetime Signs Inc.3830 Chester Ave.Bakersfield, CA 93301 661-633-2610www.primetimesigns.com “Our Mission at Primetime Signs, Inc. is to establish lasting relationships with customers by exceeding their expectations and gaining their trust by providing a hassle-free sign experience; quality signs and exceptional performance by every member of our staff.”

QEM, LLCPO Box 12141Bakersfield, CA 93389 661-414-6921“QEM is the premier event management company specializing in sporting and corporate events designed to build camaraderie, improve wellness, and give back locally.”

Sharon Kinney – Magician1527 19th St., Ste. 306Bakersfield, CA 93301 661-871-8155www.promotionalmagicproductions.com “We have been serving Kern County for over 20 years with quality entertainment. *Promotional Magic*Private Events*Trade Shows*Hospitality Suites*School & Library Events.”

Stockdale Federal Mortgage Inc.201 New Stine Rd., Ste. 300Bakersfield, CA 93309 661-249-7010www.stockdalefederalmortgage.com “Stockdale Federal Mortgage, Inc. brings over 50 years of experience in the lending business to your doorstep. We work for you. All types of mortgages.”

Vision Essentials by Kaiser Permanente9000 Ming Ave., Ste. L-1B @MarketplaceBakersfield, CA 93311 661-664-3300www.kp2020.org “Our focus on your total health extends to one of your most precious assets: your eyesight. With Vision Essentials, comprehensive eye care meets individual style.”

White Stone Painters4700 Easton Dr.Bakersfield, CA 93309 888-567-2234www.whitestonepainters.com “We provide the highest quality of painting service. We strive to build long-term relationships with every customer and ensure their complete satisfaction.”

Member News From and About Your Fellow Chamber Members

Bakersfield Department of Recreation and Parks is hosting a free parent CPR and water safety class on Saturday, March 1, 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., McMurtrey Aquatic Center, 1325 Q Street. For more information call (661) 852-7430.

Centennial High School was named Mock Trial Champs for second straight year andwill represent Kern County at the California Mock Trial, March 22-24 in San Jose, California. For more information contact Rob Meszaros, (661) 428-5579.

Keep Bakersfield Beautiful and the Vision 2020 Committee invite you to join the First Annual Business Clean-up Day on Friday, February 14. Take one hour to clean up the area around your business. Contact Jessica Felix, (661) 326-3539 or email jfelix@bakersfieldcity.us to RSVP and receive free gloves and trashbags.

Bakersfield Symphony Orchestra invites you to Mozart’s greater opera on Saturday, February 8, 7:30 p.m. at the Rabobank Theater. For more information visit www.BSOnow.org.

Ribbon Cuttings Promoting Our Community

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Stockdale Radiology, Grand Opening4000 Empire Drive, Suite 100 (661) 831-6000Ambassadors present: Marilynn Henderson-Send Out Cards, Bob Meadows-Mission Bank, Jacob Henry-Diamond Technologies, Lexi Carpenter-Continental Labor, Tate Williamson-Hillcrest Memorial Park, David Taylor-Hall Ambulance, Dan Johnson-3D Imaging Systems, Casey Knaak-United Way, Kayole Bradford-Stria, Marisol O’Neil-Charles Schwab

JJ’s Legacy- Pink Dot Room at Houchin Blood Bank, Grand Opening 11515 Bolthouse Drive (661) 323-4222Ambassadors present: Bob Meadows-Mission Bank, Steve Bohn-Principle Financial Group, Jacob Henry- Diamond Technologies, Casey Knaak-United Way

Stockdale Federal Mortgage, Inc., Grand Opening 201 New Stine Road, Suite 300 (661) 249-7010

Dress for Success Bakersfield, Grand Opening1416 17th Street (661) 748-1809Ambassadors present: Leslie Elliott-ARCpoint Labs, Marilyn Henderson-Send Out Cards, Lexi Carpenter-Continental Labor, Bob Meadows-Mission Bank, Casey Knaak-United Way, David Taylor-Hall Ambulance, Chad Bradley-Pacific Advisor, Jacob Henry-Diamond Technologies, Marisol O’Neil-Charles Schwab

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Chamber Names Heather Pennella as New Project ManagerThe Greater Bakersfield Chamber of Commerce has named Heather Pennella as the new project manager. She replaces Pauline Bartlett, long-time project manager.

In her new role, Pennella will be the staff lead for the Energy, Ambassador and Business Development committees, and Chamber Palooza, the annual fundraiser. She will be working to rebuild each committee by growing participation, revamping its role and developing goals and objectives, to ensure continued relevance to Chamber members.

Pennella has been a volunteer at the Chamber for a number of years, serving on the Ambassador Committee, which she chaired last year. In her role with that Committee, she regularly attended ribbon cuttings and coordinated and worked several events on behalf of the Chamber, including last year’s Chamber Palooza.

“I have enjoyed my involvement as a Chamber volunteer and I am excited to join the Chamber staff in a more official capacity,” said

Pennella. “As project manager, I will have an opportunity to continue to serve the needs of local business. I look forward to working with Chamber staff, members and the community to revitalize an already strong and relevant Chamber of Commerce.”

Active in the community, Pennella has served as a committee member and organizer for several large and popular events including CASA’s Wine, Women and Shoes, CBCC’s Golf and Gala, and Red Cross Real Heroes.

She joins the Chamber from member business Buck Owens Productions, where she was an account executive—developing and maintaining relationships and advertising sales for KUZZ, KCWR and KRJK radio stations. Pennella’s diverse background includes education and training and management of a large southern California orthopedic sports medicine practice.

She holds a bachelor’s degree in history from California State University, Northridge.

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Join a Chamber Committee! • Ambassador Committee• Beautiful Bakersfield • Business Development Committee • Chamber Palooza Committee• Energy Committee • Government Review Council • Leadership Bakersfield• Youth Leadership Bakersfield Call the Chamber at (661) 327-4421 for more information on being a Committee member.

You Should Have You 2014 Mandatory Employment Notice Poster By Now!

It’s that time of year again... and the Chamber can help you get the updated California State and Federal Employment Notice Poster. ALLCalifornia employers, regardless of size, MUST post a current employment poster. Failure to post can cost as much as $17,000 in penalties.Stop by the Chamber to get your poster today! Just $32.00 plus tax!

Chairman of the Board Danny Ordiz Ordiz-Melby Architects, Inc.Chairman of the Board Elect Susie Geiger Occidental of Elk Hills, Inc.Vice Chair Administration Shaun Kelly Tolman and Wiker Insurance Services, LLCVice Chair Networking Division Karen King Golden Empire Transit DistrictVice Chair Business Advocacy Derek Abbott Tejon Ranch CompanyVice Chair Member Education Christine Frazier Kern County Superintendent of SchoolsVice Chair Community Outreach John F. Stovall Law Offices of John F. Stovall Treasurer Andy Paulden Brown Armstrong AccountantsImmediate Past Chair Garrett Ming KABI LLCDirector-at-Large Steve Murray Murray Family Farms

Board MembersPaul Anderson Moneywise/BrokersXpress Brooke Antonioni Trans West Security Service, Inc.Susan M. Benham Dignity Health Memorial Hospital Greg Chamberlain Bakersfield CollegeDavid Dobbs Imbibe Wine & Spirits MerchantKaren Goh Garden Pathways, Inc.Scott Guseman Paramount Farming CompanyRonald Johns RA Johnsfam dba McDonald’sDuane Keathley Cushman & Wakefield/PacificKathy Miller Aera Energy LLCDarlene Mohlke Castle & Cooke California, Inc.Bill Murray DoubleTree by HiltonCarla Musser ChevronPritesh Patel Valley Republic BankTom Saba Creative Concepts/Saba AgencyRick Stevens Stevens Transportation, Inc.DeAnn Straub Kern Federal Credit UnionDanielle Wade Bright House Networks

Chamber StaffPresident/CEO Cynthia D. PollardDirector of Operations Tonya SterlingController Jennifer AbercrombieProject Manager Heather PennellaOperations Assistant Jean ScheiberInformation Specialist Janet UrseryGovernment Affairs Manager Leticia FloresCommunications Manager Lauren Smoot Director of Membership Joy Davis

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