Fullerton Focus November/December 2014
Fullerton Chamber of Commerce proudly partners with American Express, for a third year, to bring Small Business Saturday® to Fullerton on November 29. The program encourages consumers to first think of benefiting their local economy by shopping at local businesses in their community. For more details, see page 5.
Shop Small, Shop Local, Shop Fullerton By Chris Reese, Board Chair, Fullerton Chamber of Commerce
As we begin to wind down 2014 and we find ourselves surrounded by friends and family during numerous joyous occasions that the holiday season brings, it is important to reflect on the blessings we have. When thinking about the economic vitality of Fullerton, I am grateful for the efforts of those who support the Fullerton business community. While the Chamber plays a critical role in the economic vitality of Fullerton’s business community, it does not do so alone; I could go on and on about the many individuals who have contributed a great deal of time and energy to support the Chamber, the sponsors that have provided generously to our Chairman’s Circle this year, the Chamber ambassadors and staff who help organize and promote the Chamber’s many programs, or the more than 600 businesses that are a part of the Chamber, forging an ever-stronger business alliance here in Fullerton.
It is also important to acknowledge that the businesses that call Fullerton home, as well as the buyers who consciously spend their money in Fullerton, drive our local economy through robust sales tax revenue. And with the holiday shopping season upon us, supporting Fullerton’s small businesses by aligning purchases with goods and services sold locally means we all play a role in keeping our local economy churning. Keeping your investment local creates a substantial return for our community. With this in mind, it is no surprise that the Chamber is a willing partner in Small Business Saturday®, a component of the Shop Small® program practiced across the nation that is designed to connect communities with local retail and restaurant establishments. Fullerton, as well as participating businesses and buyers, stand to gain significant benefits through the program. I am grateful for their efforts to strengthen our community’s economy and happy that they directly get something out of it, too. Shop Local ...continued on page 2 FullertonChamber.com
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Shop Local ...continued from page 1 I encourage you to participate in Small Business Saturday® on November 29 and shop right here in Fullerton. Many of the products and services you seek may be offered by local retailers with a personal touch. Making it easier to find a local retailer that can provide what you’re looking for, a list of participating businesses is included in the Small Business Saturday® passport. Details can be found on page 5, or you can contact the Chamber office to learn more as the program is rolled out. One of our community’s best economic development tools lies in your hands when you spend locally. Please visit shops and restaurants throughout the city and use your dollars to wisely keep a portion of your holiday spending local. I hope you will make this a year-round practice as well. Not only are you supporting better city services and helping your local community, but you are also making sure that the businesses you love, continue to operate and thrive right here in town.
2014-15 Fullerton Chamber Board of Directors Officers *Christopher Reese, Chair CSU Fullerton *Marty Burbank, First Vice Chair Law Offices of Marty Burbank *Rhonda Shader, Vice Chair of Finance State Farm Insurance *Jim Pugliese, Second Vice Chair Chevron Corporation *Joyce Capelle, Past Chair Crittenton Services for Children & Families
Board of Directors Jeannette Bartus Pacific Community Credit Union Pat Buttress Southern California Edison Sueling Chen Arborland Montessori Education Center Christopher DeCaro Kneadle
*Annette Magdaleno Kimberely Clark Tina Maraj RE/MAX North Orange County Real Estate Ryan Olsen St. Jude Medical Center Bert Reitz Century 21 Discovery Andrew Carroll NCH Tax & Wealth Advisors Beverly Thomson Hosting OC Michael Williams Williams Insurance Company *Executive Committee Members
Staff Theresa Harvey President & CEO
Helen Eligio Farmers and Merchants Bank
Leah Song Membership Director
Emily France Southern California Gas Company
Laura Perdew Communications & Events Director
*Zina B. Gleason Redefining Divorce
Allison Fletcher Marketing & PR Coordinator
Ted Kim Grace Ministries International
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By Theresa Harvey, President & CEO, Fullerton Chamber of Commerce
It’s time to plan for new employment laws for 2015! To help you remain in compliance, Fullerton Chamber of Commerce will once again have all-in-one employment posters available for member purchase. Don’t overpay for your posters call us at the chamber for information on how to order the latest updates. It’s been a very busy year in Sacramento and Governor Brown has signed into law 930 of the 1,074 bills presented to him this year. Some of the laws, such as mandatory sick leave, made significant changes to existing state law. Other new laws make small changes to different or existing law or may only affect employers in specific industries. These laws, unless otherwise specified, go into effect on January 1, 2015. Below are highlights of some of the laws which may impact your business: Mandatory Sick Leave - This bill will impact all businesses! The Healthy Workplace, Healthy Families Act of 2014 requires employers to provide paid sick leave to any employee who has worked in California for 30 days at an accrual rate of one hour for every 30 hours worked. Employers are able to limit use of paid sick leave to 24 hours or three days in each year of employment and put a maximum cap of total accrual of 48 hours or six days. Effective date for employers to begin providing the sick leave benefit is July 1, 2015. This legislation also requires new poster requirement and penalties for noncompliance. Time Off for Emergency Duty - AB 2536 makes a change to existing law allowing emergency rescue personnel time off to perform emergency duty. It also redefines “emergency rescue personnel” to include an officer, employee or member of a disaster medical response team. The employee is required to notify the employer when he/ she is designated as emergency rescue personnel and also to notify the employer at the time that the employee learns that he/she will be deployed for emergency duty. November/December 2014
New & Renewing Members: September 2014. Protections for Unpaid Interns and Volunteers - AB 1443 provides protection against harassment for unpaid interns and unpaid volunteers. In addition, it protects these same individuals against discrimination and extends religious belief protections and religious accommodations to anyone in an apprentice training program, an unpaid internship or other program to provide unpaid experience in the workplace or industry. Prevailing Wages - A number of bills signed this year relate to prevailing wages. Employers who provide services or construction work on public works projects for the government or public entities must pay the prevailing wage, which is usually significantly higher than minimum wage. Those who engage in construction or public works contracts should consult with their human resources specialist for more information. Service to Minors - AB 1852 requires a business that provides services to minors to provide a written notice to the parent or guardian of the minor receiving those services which addresses the business’s policies relating to employee criminal background checks. This extends to providing extracurricular services including tutoring. There are exemptions for child day care providers and medical facilities/hospitals. Health Care - SB 1034 eliminates confusion for employers by deleting certain provisions of California law related to waiting period limitations for health care coverage and clarifying that employer-imposed waiting periods are governed by the 90-day period authorized under the federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA). Below is depicted the all-in-one poster that includes information on these and other laws. To order posters, call the Chamber at (714) 871-3100.
MANDATORY CHANGE TO EMPLOYMENT NOTICES POSTER
Order Your 2015 California Employment Poster Today! Order Yours Today! Call (714) 871-3100
Make sure your business is in compliance. Even if you have only one employee, you can be fined $17,000 for not posting required notices. Don’t over pay! Our poster includes all 16 notices in one convenient poster. Order yours today! Call (714) 871-3100.
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Renewing Members AT&T Larry Bennett Branding Personality Burger Parlor Capri Shoes, Inc. Comfort Keepers Crane Architectural Group David H.K. Tran, DDS Embassy Suites Hotel Brea Export Experts Fullerton Academy of the Arts Foundation Fullerton College Fuoco Pizzeria Napoletana Bill Gillespie Holiday Inn & Suites Fullerton Morningside of Fullerton The Olde Ship Olson Homes Photographies Fraiches Quad-County Human Resources RE/MAX Cornerstone RE/MAX of North Orange County Richey Advisors, Inc. Sanders K-9 Inn Share and Do Good St. Jude Medical Center Transportation Corridor Agencies University House Fullerton USA Mobile Drug Testing of Orange County Wildflour Cupcakes
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Introducing the Chamber’s New Magazine! The Fullerton Chamber of Commerce is launching its quarterly print magazine, FULLERTON live work play, January 2015. The glossy, full-length magazine will replace the Chamber’s monthly newsletter and will include: A comprehensive business directory of the Chamber's 600+ members, Business and advocacy news that affects how you do business in Fullerton and North Orange County,
Book before November 15, 2014 Submit ad before November 21, 2014 Have your ad seen by thousands in January 2015!
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Commentary by business leaders and experts in their field, Information about our community that residents and visitors often seek, and Enhanced advertising opportunities.
Why advertise in the Chamber's quarterly magazine?
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FULLERTON live work play, will reach more than 10,000 businesses and residents in Fullerton and neighboring areas. On average, nearly 4,300 readers viewed individual issues of the Chamber’s monthly newsletters that have been posted online. That was just the start! Now targeting residents as well as businesses, FULLERTON live work play has a broader editorial scope and appeal, and will reach more customers by far. North Orange County residents and decision makers have come to rely on the Chamber's news and business directory as a trusted resource for information and for finding quality products and services. With so many member listings covering Fullerton and neighboring areas, dollar for dollar, advertising with the Chamber is a smart and economical way to market your business. Take advantage of affordable advertising pricing while spots are still available. To reserve your advertising space now in this valuable business-to-business and businessto-consumer resource, call the Fullerton Chamber of Commerce at (714) 871-3100 before Nov. 15 and reach decision makers and consumers in North Orange County as early as January 2015! 4
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Small Business Saturday® Big retailers have Black Friday and online retailers have Cyber Monday. But, small business retailers and restaurants have also been getting in on the action during the Saturday following Thanksgiving day with Small Business Saturday®, a program designed to celebrate and support local, small businesses, boosting local economies and invigorating neighborhoods across the country.
Annually, more than 100 million consumers shop at small, local businesses across the nation. Through Small Business Saturday®, you can join the movement right here in your community!
How the passport program works Shoppers are encouraged to Shop Small® at participating retailers and restaurants in Fullerton on November 29.
November 29 is Small Business Saturday® Small Business Saturday® encourages consumers to first think of benefiting their local economy by shopping at local businesses in their community. Fullerton Chamber of Commerce proudly partners with American Express, for a third year, to bring Small Business Saturday® to Fullerton on November 29. As part of the 2014 promotion, the Chamber is featuring a shopping “passport” to enhance the shopping experience.
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Studies have shown when people spend at local independent businesses, a return to the local economy is, on average, $45 or more per $100 spent, compared to just $14 or less for $100 spent at a chain outlet. What’s more, through Small Business Saturday® shoppers support stores owned by friends and neighbors – those who put everything into their work, their name on the door, and their heart into their community.
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A list of participating Chamber members may be found at FullertonChamber.com. Shoppers can pick up a passport at any one of those locations. Passports completed with stamps from eight different participating locations on that day will be included in a drawing for a chance to win one of 50 or more $25-gift certificates. All shoppers need to do is leave their completed passport with the last participating business they visit.
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Chamber EventsCalendar NOVEMBER
Networking at Noon 4 Tuesday, Nov. 4, 11:30 a.m.
1535 Deerpark Dr., Fullerton Topic: Event Planning
General Election Day: VOTE! orth Orange County Legislative 5 NAlliance Wednesday, Nov. 5, 7:30 a.m.
1 Civic Center Dr., Brea Featured speaker political pundit Barbara Stone provides election wrap up.
Ribbon Cutting: Rite-Loom 6 Thursday, Nov. 6, 4 p.m.
1295 N. Kraemer Blvd., Anaheim 80th Anniversary
appy Hour Networking: 7 HBourbon Street Friday, Nov. 7, 4-6 p.m.
DECEMBER rrested Development: 14 AWill 2 Networking at Noon the Economy Pick up Speed? Tuesday, Dec. 2, 11:30 a.m.
Friday, Nov. 14, 11:30 a.m.
Fullerton Marriott, 2701 Nutwood Ave., Fullerton Economist Mira Farka provides an economic forecast. Chamber members: $45; Non-members: $55
ibbon Cutting: Mulberry Street RRistorante Friday, Nov. 14, 4 p.m.
114 W. Wilshire Ave., Fullerton 30th Anniversary
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Networking at Noon Tuesday, Nov. 18, 11:30 a.m. 1535 Deerpark Dr., Fullerton Topic: Goal-setting
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Emerging Leaders Friday, Nov. 21, 8 a.m.
110 E. Commonwealth Ave., Fullerton
Call Chamber for details
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appy Hour Networking: H Fullerton Elks Lodge Friday, Nov. 21, 4-6 p.m.
Sunset Mixer: Villa Del Sol Wednesday, Nov. 12, 5-7 p.m. 305 N. Harbor Blvd., Fullerton Hosted by Richey Advisors, Inc.
1535 Deerpark Dr., Fullerton Speed Networking
Orange County Legislative 3 North Alliance Wednesday, Dec. 3, 7:30 a.m. 1 Civic Center Dr., Brea
appy Hour Networking: 5 HCafé Hidalgo Friday, Dec. 5, 4 p.m.
305 N. Harbor Blvd., Fullerton
2014 Holiday Luncheon 9 Tuesday, Dec. 9, 11:30 a.m.
Hotel Fullerton,1500 S. Raymond Ave., Fullerton Chamber members: $35; Non-members: $50
unset Mixer: 10 SBanc of California
Wednesday, Dec. 10, 5-7 p.m. 1901 N. Euclid St., Fullerton
1400 Elks View Ln., Fullerton
Calendar subject to change. For a complete listing of events sponsored by the Chamber and its members, visit FullertonChamber.com.
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Sunset Mixers Chamber member-hosted mixers provide guests with a relaxed, social setting in which to build valuable business relationships with attendees who represent a variety of industries and organizations. Bring plenty of business cards and a raffle prize to help promote your business! For more information, visit FullertonChamber.com.
Wednesday, November 12 5-7 p.m.
Hosted by
Villa Del Sol, 305 N. Harbor Blvd., Fullerton
J. H. Richey, President
James P. Ripley, CFP速, AAMS
Norm Kredit
Terri Grassi, CPA
Hosted appetizers & beverages provided by Cafe Hidalgo. Win a $100 gift card to Cafe Hidalgo!
Wednesday, December 10 5-7 p.m.
Banc of California, 1901 N. Euclid St., Fullerton Hosted by
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How the Orange County Legislative Delegation Voted Fullerton Chamber of Commerce works to support business friendly legislation for its members and the business community. As part of that effort, the Chamber represents the interest of business through communication with elected leaders and monitors legislative action that affects our region.
Below are the records of legislators in the Orange County delegation. Senator Bob Huff, who represents Fullerton, was again among those who received a 100 percent score from CalChamber. Senator Huff consistently demonstrates his strong support for the business community by supporting measures which will result in new job and business creation.
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SB 1168 Groundwater
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AB 1471 Water Bond
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SB 1372 Increased Tax Rate
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SB 1021 Split Roll
N N
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AB 2372 Change of Ownership
AB 1839 Film/TV Tax Credit
Tax
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SB 1188 Product Defects
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AB 2617 Arbitration Agreements
SB 25 Agricultural Employers
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AB 1897 Contractor Liability
AB 2616 Workers’ Comp
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Litigation Costs
AB 2416 Unproven Wage Liens
SB 1094 Private Contracts
For more information on this and other legislation affecting your business, visit CalChamber.com.
AB 1522 Paid Sick Leave
SB 1034 Waiting Periods
Labor Costs
AB 2533 Managed Care Died awaiting action on Senate Floor at end of session
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SB 1381 State-Only Labeling
SB 1132 Limits In-State Energy
SB 812 Haz Waste Permits
Environmental Regulation
California Chamber of Commerce has released its report for the 2014-15 legislative session focusing on the California legislators’ floor votes on CalChamber priority bills.
Huff, B. (R)
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Walters, M. (R)
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Wyland, M. (R)
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When you book your holiday party and mention this ad, included with your booking you will receive: * A complimentary room package with a certificate to use as an employee giveaway or keep for yourself! * Parties with revenues over $5000 will also receive 20 free-drink tickets to use during the event.
‘Tis the Season for HolidayParties! Book your Next Holiday Party at Hotel Fullerton and Enjoy a Special Offer!
* Parties with revenues over $10,000 will receive all of the above, plus an additional 20 free-drink tickets, and a $100 gift basket.
Arrested Development
Will The Recovery Pick Up Speed? Presenting Sponsors
Economic Forecast
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14 | 11:30 A.M. Fullerton Marriott, 2701 Nutwood Ave. Keynote speaker:
Mira Farka, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Economics, Co-director, Center for Economic Analysis and Forecasting, Mihaylo College of Business and Economics, California State University, Fullerton
$45 for chamber members | $55 for non-chamber members | RSVP by Nov. 5 For more information and to register, contact the Fullerton Chamber of Commerce at (714) 871-3100.
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Is Your Event on the Chamber Calendar? By Leah Song, Membership Director
An effective tool for marketing your events is right at your finger tips: The Fullerton Chamber of Commerce online events calendar! Well over 1,000 events are posted to the Chamber’s online calendar each year, making it a favorite one-stop, go-to resource for activities and events happening in and near Fullerton. In addition to the many Chamber events, everything from educational workshops and business seminars to fundraising, social, and cultural events can be found on the calendar. If it’s happening in our community, it can be found on the Chamber’s calendar! On average, there are 112 daily visits to the Chamber’s calendar, with visitors viewing multiple events each visit, totaling 161,000 views each year. With those numbers, news of your event is sure to be discovered, improving brand recognition for your company as well as attendance at your events!
I encourage you to log in to your Chamber account and post your events as often as you have them. The sooner you post details of your event, the more they will be seen. While you’re online updating your events, please take a moment to also update your company profile so that accurate information – regarding your company name, street address, website, and phone number – is available for the comprehensive member directory which will be included in each issue of the Chamber’s new quarterly magazine, FULLERTON live work play, launching January 2015. FULLERTON live work play will be delivered to 10,000 businesses and residents in Fullerton, so this is another excellent marketing tool already included in your Chamber membership. The deadline to update company profile information for inclusion in the first quarterly issue of the magazine is Nov. 15. If you need assistance with logging in to your Chamber account, contact the Fullerton Chamber of Commerce at (714) 871-3100.
Chamber Member Spotlight Not many companies today can boast an 80-year anniversary celebration, but Rite-Loom Flooring, established in 1934, not only survives but thrives. Long-time Fullerton resident and business owner George Lowe saw Rite-Loom as the perfect extension to his interior design business and purchased the company in 2004. Rite-Loom, originally opened with a bustling carpet shop in the heart of Los Angeles, followed by the Anaheim location in 1995. Partner and now president Karyn Hadley joined Lowe to grow the then single product flooring store into a sophisticated design showroom. Voted “Best Showroom in Orange County” by the Orange County Floor Covering Association, Rite-Loom offers a full line of flooring and kitchen and bath products including wood, tile, granite, countertops, cabinets, and window coverings. Lowe has been a major supporter and member of the Fullerton Chamber of Commerce since 1983. He is a Fullerton South Rotarian, serving the community through hands-on projects as well as fundraising and charitable giving. To be considered for the Chamber Member Spotlight, contact the Chamber at (714) 871-3100.
2015 Presidents’ Achievement Awards
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Now Accepting Nominations!
2015 Presidents’ Business Achievement Awards For more information call (714) 871-3100. To complete a nomination form, visit FullertonChamber.com. Self-nominations are also being accepted. The Awards Dinner will be held June 17, 2015.
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