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CHAMBER STAFF
Mark Creffield, President/CEO
Ruby Clark , Director of Member Relations
Jenny Flores, Special Events & Graphics Coordinator
Jacil San Martin, Internal Services Coordinator
As the new Chairperson of the board, I am delighted to connect with you and reflect on the incredible journey we’ve shared in the first half of this year. The dedication and hard work of our past chair, Dr. Lisa Lamb, the board members, Ambassadors, and the staff have been outstanding. Your efforts have driven our success and built a strong foundation for the future.
We’ve had some remarkable events in the first half of this year. The 25th Annual ‘An Evening Affaire’ was a success, bringing us together to celebrate our community’s strength and unity. Ignite High Desert sparked fresh ideas and fostered collaboration, and our active legislative affairs involvement continues to advocate for our businesses. Our Leadership High Desert classes equipped members with essential skills for navigating the ever-changing business landscape. Congratulations to the Leadership Class of 2024! Looking ahead, I am excited about our upcoming events and creating a new Speakers Series. Right around the corner, the Annual High Desert Regional Open Golf Tournament in September promises to be a fantastic day of networking and fun. It’s a perfect opportunity to invite friends and colleagues to experience the benefits of our community. Additionally, the Kemper Campbell Ranch Mixer in September will offer another chance to network and meet those businesses in the High Desert.
Fax: (760) 245-6505 e-mail: mark@ghdcc.com Visit us on-line at www.ghdcc.com
MANUSCRIPTS: The editor welcomes articles for possible publication. The Greater High Desert Chamber of Commerce assumes no responsibility for the care or return of any manuscripts. Articles are subject to editing and are included on an “as space permits” basis.
ADVERTISING: Advertising will be accepted from outside sources at the current member/non-member rates. The Chamber reserves the right to refuse any advertisement and/or sponsorship. The printing of an advertisement and/or content does not constitute or confer an endorsement of a product, business or service.
DISCLAIMER: All reasonable efforts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information contained in Insight Magazine. The Greater High Desert Chamber of Commerce accepts no responsibility for damages arising directly or as a consequence of the use or publication of inaccurate information. The opinions expressed by contributors are their own, and are not necessarily shared by Insight Magazine, its staff, the Greater High Desert Chamber or advertisers. Editorial content is intended as general information, and not as specific legal or financial advice; for such, readers are advised to consult professionals in the appropriate field. The Greater High Desert Chamber of Commerce assumes no liability resulting from advertising contained in this publication.
To maintain our momentum, your active participation and support is crucial. Membership engagement is the key to our success. I urge you to share your ideas, get involved, and help us attract new members. Together, we can expand our programs and amplify our impact.
Thank you to our 695 business members. Let’s continue
to create a
future for our community.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 2024 - 2025
Shannon Shannon – Chair of the Board – SaddleRock Reverse Mortgage
Stacy DeVoll – Chair Elect – DeVoll Rubber MFG Group, Inc.
William Brady – Vice Chair – NEXA Mortgage
Dr. Lisa Lamb – Immediate Past Chair – Lewis Center for Educational Research
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2024 - 2025
Clinton Alford – Farmers Insurance - Clinton Alford Agency
Laura Andre - The Mall of Victor Valley
Gwen Bedics – Global Credit Union
Jeff Dunagan – Mitsubishi Cement Corporation
CJ Eversole – Pizza Factory of Apple Valley
Matthew Hawkins - Matthew Hawkins State Farm Insurance Agent
Randi Hunt – A Better Way - Victor Valley Domestic Violence
Aaron Korn – Pacific Refrigerator Company
Arsalee Morales – Apple Valley Communications, Inc.
Sarina Muhammad – Goodwill Career Resource Center
Kevin Smilen - Victorville Motors
Dr. Kenisha L. Williams – TransFormNation Training & Development, LLC .
BUSINESS COUNCILS
Philip Montague - Amegatek Solutions, Inc.
Kristi Montes - Journey Foursquare Church
Manny Serrano – Jet Room, Inc.
Jessica Borzilleri – Bellview Hospice Care, Inc.
Dr. Kristi Mendoza – Optimum Audiology
Israel Regus – Solstice Senior Living at Apple Valley
Sabrina Schneider – Off the Grid Brewery
HESPERIA
Zack Flaherty – NEXA Mortgage
Joan Rudder-Ward – Image Maker Visual Communications
VICTORVILLE
Chris Lamoreaux – Coldwell Banker Home Source
Brian Hennebry – Providence St. Mary Medical Center
Terry Saenz – Individual Member
The GHDCC has a award-winning website! Visit WWW.GHDCC.COM to check it out! You might see some familiar faces and learn even more about your Chamber!
MISSION
Protect, preserve, and further good government.
Foster a pro-business environment.
Thriving private sector for a robust economy and community well-being.
ROLE
Advocates for the private enterprise system.
Supports candidates and ballot propositions aligned with pro-business values.
Represents business interests at local, state, and national levels.
EVALUATION PROCESS
Thoroughly assesses political candidates and legislative measures.
Considers track records, platforms, and commitment to a favorable business climate.
ENGAGEMENT
Encourages Chamber members to participate in political action.
Voting, advocacy, and direct involvement in campaigns.
Amplifies the collective voice of the business community.
IMPACT
Crucial advocate for Greater High Desert businesses.
Strives to create a conducive environment for business growth.
WHAT IS THE HDPAC?
The Greater High Desert Chamber of Commerce Political Action Committee (HDPAC), also known as the High Desert Political Action Committee or simply the PAC, plays a pivotal role in advocating for the private enterprise system. The HDPAC's mission is to protect, preserve, and further good government while fostering a pro-business environment. This mission is rooted in the belief that a thriving private sector is essential for a robust economy and community well-being.
To achieve its goals, the HDPAC actively supports candidates and ballot propositions that align with probusiness values. Doing so ensures that the interests of businesses within the Greater High Desert area are well-represented by local, state, and national governments. The HDPAC conducts thorough evaluations of political candidates and legislative measures to determine their potential impact on the business community. This evaluation process includes assessing the candidates' track records, platforms, and commitments to fostering a favorable business climate.
Engaging members of the Greater High Desert Chamber of Commerce in political action is a critical component of the HDPAC's strategy. The PAC encourages Chamber members to participate in the political process through various means, including voting, advocacy, and direct campaign involvement. By mobilizing the business community, the HDPAC amplifies the collective voice of its members, ensuring that their concerns and needs are heard by policymakers.
The HDPAC serves as a crucial advocate for the business community in the Greater High Desert area. By supporting pro-business candidates/initiatives and engaging Chamber members in political action, the HDPAC strives to create and maintain a conducive environment for businesses to thrive.
We are excited to celebrate the Grand Opening of the Victorville Fairfield Inn by Marriott/Greens Hotels! See the property, meet the team, enter the raffle, help us cut the red ribbon, and enjoy food & refreshmen
Rockstars of Tomorrow High Desert
Kay Jay’s Auto Repair
PRO DTL AUTOSPA
C&B Smokehouse Chuckwagon
Inspired Gift Shop
MIKE APADOCA RESA BARILLAS
STACY DEVOLL
GARY “GRIZ” DRYLIE PAUL DURHAM JOSEPH FLORES
TIFFANY GAUDIN MARTIAL D. HAPROV
ZACHARY HILL
TIFFANY JABLONSKI PRIYA KALYAN-MASIH LYNDA LAMBERT
BRAYDEN MENDOZA STEFANIE MONTOYA
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1. Leverage Seasonal Themes in Your Marketing
As the temperatures rise and consumers shift into summer mode, businesses have a prime opportunity to engage their audience in creative and impactful ways. Whether you're a small local shop or a global brand, here are some strategies to ensure your business makes a splash this summer season.
Summer evokes images of beaches, barbecues, vacations, and outdoor activities. Tailor your marketing campaigns to resonate with these themes. Use bright, cheerful colors in your branding and advertisements. Incorporate summer-related imagery such as sunsets, palm trees, or beach scenes to evoke positive emotions and capture attention.
2. Host Summer-themed Events and Promotions
Organize events or promotions that align with summer activities. Consider hosting outdoor events like sidewalk sales, pop-up shops at local festivals, or sponsoring community events such as concerts or sports tournaments. Offer summer-themed discounts or bundles to attract customers looking for seasonal deals.
3. Embrace Social Media Engagement
Social media platforms are powerful tools for engaging with your audience during the summer months. Create content that reflects summer lifestyles and interests. Share user-generated content featuring your products or services being used in summer settings. Use relevant hashtags like #SummerFun or #SunshineSeason to increase visibility and reach a broader audience.
4. Create Summer-specific Products or Services
Develop products or services that cater specifically to summer needs and desires. For example, if you run a cafe, introduce refreshing summer beverages or seasonal treats. If you offer services like landscaping or home maintenance, promote summer-specific packages or discounts to attract customers preparing for the season.
5. Implement Outdoor Advertising
Take advantage of the warmer weather by utilizing outdoor advertising opportunities. Invest in billboards, banners, or signage in high-traffic areas where people gather during the summer months. Ensure your outdoor ads are visually appealing and convey a clear message that resonates with your target audience.
6. Partner with Influencers or Local Celebrities
Collaborate with influencers or local celebrities who align with your brand values and target audience. Have them promote your products or services through sponsored content, giveaways, or event appearances. Their endorsement can help increase brand visibility and credibility, especially during peak summer activities.
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7. Offer Summer-themed Workshops or Classes
If applicable to your business, host workshops, classes, or demonstrations centered around summer interests. For instance, a fitness studio could offer outdoor yoga sessions or a cooking school could teach BBQ grilling techniques. Providing valuable experiences related to summer activities can attract new customers and strengthen relationships with existing ones.
8. Support Sustainability and Community Initiatives
Demonstrate your commitment to social responsibility by participating in environmental or community-focused initiatives during the summer. Sponsor beach clean-ups, donate a percentage of summer sales to local charities, or launch eco-friendly product lines. Consumers increasingly favor businesses that prioritize sustainability and community involvement.
Summer presents a golden opportunity for businesses to connect with customers in meaningful ways. By aligning your marketing strategies with seasonal themes, hosting engaging events, leveraging social media effectively, and offering summer-specific products or services, your business can stand out and make a lasting impression. Embrace the energy and spirit of summer to elevate your brand and drive growth in the months ahead.
Congratulations Graduates
JOSHUA NARCISSE
NORM NUNEZ LAZARO RAMIREZ
JOSE MARTINEZ
BRAYDEN MENDOZA
BROOKE BACHMANN
CHARLOTTE D. ALLEN
RYAN CHAMBERLAIN
MARISA FRATT
STACY BERTRAN
REBECCA CARRILLO
JASON BROWNGALINDO
RACHEL CHALLACOMB
JAY COHEN ERIK CORCUERA
KEVIN ENOSALISON EVERHART
AMANDA LOHN CASSIE MARTIN
DOMINICK J. GONZALEZ-AMAYA
MONICA MARTINEZ JONATHAN MCDOWELL
MONIC VIRGEN
CANDICE BONELLI
RHONDA R. DENNIS
LILLY F. FRANCO
MAYORS’ MESSAGES
MAYOR GABRIEL REYES - ADELANTO
The first half of 2024 has brought remarkable progress to the City of Adelanto! Our administration is dedicated to sustaining this momentum, delivering essential economic development and services to our residents.
One of our most exciting projects is the installation of a new 18-inch high-pressure fire flow line. This water line will support the new industrial park area on the north end of town, adjacent to the Southern California Logistics Airport. We anticipate construction to begin as early as late summer this year. The project’s estimated budget is approximately $6.5 million, covering design, engineering, and construction, all without impacting the City’s General Fund.
We’re also making significant strides with the Adelanto Towne Center, located at the intersection of Mojave Drive and Highway 395. This development by Lewis Retail Centers will feature a car wash, gas station, McDonald’s, and a national coffee shop brand, enhancing the amenities available to our community.
Another highly anticipated infrastructure improvement is the Bellflower Street Paving Project, expected to break ground in late Q3 or early Q4. This project will provide residents with a smooth ride from Air Expressway to Chamberlaine Way. Our staff is diligently finalizing the plans and specifications for this $1 million project. Finally, I want to highlight a significant accomplishment for our City: the updated Housing Element. This state-mandated policy document is a crucial component of the General Plan, outlining Adelanto’s strategy for meeting the housing needs of our residents. The new Housing Element will move through the Planning Commission and City Council this summer. Once adopted, it will make our City more competitive for grants, foster affordable and sustainable housing, and enhance Adelanto’s attractiveness for future development.
In closing, I am proud of the achievements Adelanto has seen thus far in 2024. We look forward to finishing the year strong for our residents and the region!
MAYOR SCOTT NASSIF - APPLE VALLEY
The Town of Apple Valley takes immense pride in supporting our business community, and one of the key ways we give back is through our Shop Local, Think Apple Valley campaign. We firmly believe in the strength of our community, and our mission is to make a meaningful impact right here in our town.
The Shop Local, Think Apple Valley initiative is designed to encourage both residents and visitors to invest their hard-earned dollars locally. When we support our local businesses, everyone benefits. Thriving businesses often create new jobs and generate tax revenue, which in turn helps fund essential community services such as police, fire, road maintenance, and park facilities. In our efforts to support small businesses, we provide free video spotlights for businesses within the Town of Apple Valley. This Shop Local campaign not only boosts revenue but also enhances morale and fosters community engagement. Our Public Information Office (PIO) team dedicates an hour on-site at each business, producing a 1 to 2-minute video and a gallery of images. These materials are then shared with our residents through social media, and the final products are given to business owners to use as they wish, as a token of our appreciation for their contribution to our Town. Check out our Shop Local Spotlights by scanning the QR code below and follow us on social media @ShopAppleValley and @applevalleyca to learn more about the businesses that bring “A Better Way of Life” to the Town of Apple Valley.
MAYOR LARRY BIRD - HESPERIA
Improving our streets is one of the City’s greatest priorities. In June, the City of Hesperia launched a pavement rehabilitation project to repair approximately 23 miles of roadway throughout the City. VSS International, Inc. was awarded a $3.2 million contract to undertake this project, with funding from federal Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) monies provided by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Making these much-needed repairs to several roads is part of our commitment to enhancing the infrastructure that connects our residents and visitors for safer, smoother travel. The streets chosen for this project were identified using qualified census tracts based on HUD’s guidelines. To view the roads included in the project and for more information, visit the City’s website. Alongside these infrastructure improvements, significant developments are quickly taking shape in other parts of the City.
Silverwood is rapidly transforming. Last year, the developer broke ground on the Silverwood Trail Span Bridge,
featuring two adjacent 150-foot single-span bridges that will cross a future equestrian trail. Now eighty percent complete, the bridge sets the stage for future growth. Construction of model homes will begin this Summer, followed by production lots in late Fall. Four builders are on board and will be announced by Silverwood soon. We eagerly await Silverwood’s Grand Opening in March 2025.
On behalf of the City of Hesperia and our City Council, we look forward to continuing to enhance our community with new projects.
MAYOR ELIZABETH BECERRA - VICTORVILLE
Library, which is expected to be complete by the end of 2025, will be more than double the size of our current library. We’ve also start-
This summer, we’re busy with several capital and infrastructure improvement projects in Victorville. In May, we broke ground on our new City library to be located at the Green Tree Golf Course Clubhouse. We’re adding more than 5,000 square feet to the clubhouse building for a larger, more modern library to serve our community. Our new Victorville City
ed work on our new animal shelter. Thanks to a lease with the Victor Valley Union High School District, our new animal shelter will be located at the former Goodwill High School on E Street in Old Town.
After receiving just 30 days’ notice that our long-time shelter operator would cease operations, we quickly jumped into action to create a shelter and pet adoption operation at two existing City properties. We are excited to be working on a new, larger animal shelter to serve our Victorville community. Barring any unforeseen delays, our shelter will be open by the end of this year or early 2025.
A few months ago, we launched our reconstruction of the two-mile stretch of Bear Valley Road from Amethyst Road to US 395. A dedicated right-turn pocket is being added at the intersection of Bear Valley and Monte Vista Roads for westbound traffic. We’re also working to complete the Third Avenue Extension. In addition to extending Third Avenue to Bear Valley Road, we’re adding a traffic light at the new intersection. Both of these projects should be complete before the Fall.
To encourage greater pedestrian and bicycle safety in Old Town, we will make traffic signal and ADA improvements at five intersections along 7th Street. The traffic signals will be modified to include cameras that will be able to detect bicycles in addition to automobiles. Updated pedestrian signal heads will be added at the crosswalks to improve visibility, and pedestrian push buttons will be more accessible and provide voice commands for the visually impaired. These improvements should be complete in the Fall.
Learn more at cityofhesperia.us
Learn more at victorvilleca.gov
NEW CHAMBER INVESTORS
ABC Foster Family Agency (760) 530-7045
15382 W. Sage St. Victorville, CA 92392
http://www.abcfoster.com Foster Care Services
Alpha Omega Plumbing & Septic (760) 248-7961
11755 Santa Fe Ave East Hesperia, CA 92345
http://www.aoseptic.com Plumbing
Auto Collision Group (ACG) Victorville (562) 884-8134
15059 La Paz Dr. Victorville, CA 92395
http://www.autoacg.com Automobile Repairs & Service
Betterpurchases Insurance Solutions (951) 378-5670
Betterpurchases1@gmail.com Hesperia, CA 92345 https://retirewyse.com Insurance & Financial Services
BNI Founding Region (909) 380-2715
17853 Santiago Blvd., Suite 107-507 Villa Park, CA 92861
http://www.bnica.com Marketing
Capturing Fashion with Katie (LuLaRoe) (928) 587-6342
LuLaRoeKatieLynn7@gmail.com Hesperia, CA 92345
http://CapturingFashionwithKatie.com Clothing/Shoes
Community Health Systems, Inc. (951) 571-2300
21801 Alessandro Blvd. Moreno Valley, CA 92553
http://chsica.org
Nonprofit
Eagle Villa’s 55+ (760) 998-2588
13590 Avenal St. Hesperia, CA 92245
http://tvh-apts.com Senior Apartments
Happy Trails Funeral Parlor (760) 559-1156
20601 California 18 #112 Apple Valley, CA 92307
www.happytrailsfuneralparlor.com Funeral & Cremation Services
Haven for Horses Rescue, Inc. (760) 217-7717
4258 Salerno Rd. Phelan, CA 92371 https://haven4horses.org
Nonprofit
High Desert Child, Adolescent, and Family Services Center, Inc. (760) 243-7151
16248 Victor St. Victorville, CA 92395
www.highdesertcenterinc.com
Drug Testing & Detection/ Counseling Services
High Desert Grange #593 (760) 265-2136
16682 Yucca St. Hesperia, CA 92345 www.facebook.com/ groups/513217017584362 Nonprofit
High Desert Homes, CA (760) 669-6866
trish@highdeserthomesca.com Victorville, CA 92392
http://highdeserthomesca.com Reals Estate Investments
High Desert PACE (760) 932-0920
11833 Amethyst Rd. Victorville, CA 92392
www.highdesertpace.org
Health & Wellness
iHeartMEDIA Riverside (951) 274-4943
2030 Iowa Ave., Suite A Riverside, CA 92507
http://991kggi.iheartmedia.com
Radio Stations
Journal Communications DBA Livability Media (800) 333-8842
6550 Carothers Parkway Suite 420 Franklin, TN 37067
Marketing
Kay Jay’s Auto Repair (760) 948-2886
16238 Main St. Hesperia, Ca 92345 www.kayjaysautorepair.com
Automobile Repairs & Service
Loving Gesture (760) 503-4470 s.harris@lovinggesture.org Apple Valley, CA 92307 http://lovinggestureinc.org Nonprofit
Manufacturers Council of the Inland Empire, Inc. (909) 474-7120
310 9th St., #100. 165 Redlands, CA 92373 www.mfgcouncilie.com Nonprofit
Neutral Zone Divorce & Family Mediation (760) 220-0669
14350 Civic Dr., Suite 110 Victorville, CA 92392 http://nzdivorcemediation.com Consultants, Counseling Services
Ontario International Airport (833) 435-9668
1923 E. Avion St. Ontario, CA 91761
http://flyontario.com Airports
Phoenix House (760) 487-3600
13333 Palmdale Rd. Victorville, CA 92392
http://phoenixhouseca.org
Health & Wellness Nonprofit
Power Pros Pest Control (951) 452-2749
Katiek@powerprospestcontrol.com Hesperia, CA 92344 www.powerprospestcontrol.com Pest Control
PRO DTL AUTOSPA (951) 823-3277
15420 Tamarack Dr. Unit #108 Victorville, CA 92392 www.instagram.com/prodtlautospa Automobile Repairs & Service
Red Rocket Plumbing Company (760) 927-0586
15065 Vista Road Unit 8 Helendale, CA 92342 www.redrocketplumbingllc.com Plumbing
Reyes Therapy Services Corporation (442) 401-5742
16210 Tao Road Apple Valley, CA 92307
http://reyestherapy.org Counseling Services
Royalty Income Tax Services, Inc. (760) 628-6011
5382 W. Sage St., Suite 1032 Victorville, CA 92395
http://royalincometaxservice.com Tax Services
Sherwin Williams (760) 241-6957
12401Industrial Blvd. Victorville, CA 92395
http://www.sherwinwilliams.com Manufacturing
Snatch Me Up California (760) 951-3380
NEW CHAMBER INVESTORS
17260 Bear Valley Rd. Suite #102
Victorville, CA 92395
http://snatchmeupcalifornia.com
Body Sculpting/Massage Therapy, Health & Beauty, Massage Therapy
Staples – Apple Valley (760) 961-6472
19201 A - Bear Valley Rd. Apple Valley, CA 92308
http://stores.staples.com/ca/applevalley Office Supplies & Furniture
Staples – Victorville (760) 955-2288
11930 Amargosa Rd., Suite 1 Victorville, CA 92392
http://stores.staples.com/ca/victorville Office Supplies & Furniture
Top Cat (442) 235-29887
Tcevents38@gmail.com
Apple Valley, CA 92307
http://WWW.TCEVENTS38.com Entertainment
Ultragalactik on Site Taco Catering, LLC. (442) 249-6468
11272 Palmdale Rd. Adelanto, CA 92301
https://ultragalactik.wixsite.com/website-19 Food & Beverage/Catering
Unique Auto Customs (760) 885-2190
11601 Santa Fe Ave E Hesperia, CA 92345
https://instagram.com/uac_unique_auto_ customs Automobile Repairs & Services
Victorville Army Recruiting (760) 653-8697
14190 Bear Valley Rd., Ste F Victorville, CA 92392
http://goarmy.com Government
World Faith Vision Church (760) 813-7177
13600 Pawnee Rd., Suite 7 Apple Valley, CA 92307
http://www.worldfaithvision.org Churches
SPECIAL THANK YOU TO THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS FOR YOUR REFERRALS!
* Irene Gaulke – Epicure & Alpha Omega Plumbing & Septic
Tari Blalock - Integrity Payments
Stacey Dunagan - Global Credit Union
Valerie Ruiz – Collision Auto Repair Specialist (C.A.R.S. Body Shop)
Suzan Wilcox-Hobby - High Desert Boss Moms
Rhonda Dennis - Excelsior Charter Schools
* Terry Fitch - Legal Shield Business Solutions
Karen Diaz - Rock’n Our Disabilities Foundation & Senator Scott Wilk, 21st District
Stacy DeVoll - DeVoll Rubber MFG Group, Inc.
Charity Reyes - Mayjah Vibes Music Festival
Andrew Caravella - Victor Valley College
Kimberly Mesen - County of San Bernardino Board of SupervisorsFirst District Supervisor Paul Cook
Abe Moreno - Abe’s Collision Center
*THESE MEMBERS REFERRED MORE THAN ONE BUSINESS!
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Hosted by the Greater High Desert Chamber of Commerce, State of the County of San Bernardino gives Chamber members the chance to hear first-hand the state of our region from San Bernardino County Officials.
Create positive publicity and heighten your company’s visibility throughout the community by becoming a sponsor for this well attended event. Last Year nearly 300 community members attended, and expectations are set for even more to attend this year! To be seen supporting the community and contributing to its economic development is extremely powerful.
$1,500 PRESENTING SPONSOR
• Prominent Logo Inclusion on all Promotional Material including: E-Vite, Event Signage, Weekly e-Blast, Insight Magazine, Website and Social Media.
• Podium Time at Event (5 minutes)
• Reserved Seating for (8)
• (1) Buzz Ad
• (1) VMI Billboard Advertisement
$1,000 BUSINESS SPONSOR
• Logo on Promotional Material (E-Vite, Event Signage, Insight Magazine and Social Media)
• Name in Weekly e-Blast
• Reserved Seating for (8)
• Recognition at Event
• (1) VMI Billboard Advertisement
$500 BUSINESS SPONSOR
• Business Name on Promotional Material (E-Vite, Event Signage, Weekly e-Blast and Social Media)
• Reserved Seating for 4
SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS
Logo on event signage & promotional material (i.e. postcard, signs/banners, website, social media, e-Blast, Insight Magazine)
Logo on Kemper Campbell Ranch Historical Overview sheet
Company logo/name on event signage & promotional material (i.e. postcard, signs/banners, e-Blast)
Admission
*All members may register 1 employee per business
Reserved Seating
Podium Time (up to 3 minutes)
Company logo on beverage coasters
Special Recognition at event
Billboard Ad (Valley Morning Insight)
Buzz Ad (e-Blast)
JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER
Ambassador Committee MeetingClosed Group VEGANBURG Hesperia
12:00pm
Valley Morning Insight - Reservations Required Victorville Conference Center 7:30am
Coffee Break Update - Reservations Required Via Zoom 9:00am
Ribbon Cutting & Grand Opening - Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott/Greens Hotels
4:00pm
Coffee Break TBD 7:00am
Ribbon Cutting & Grand Opening - Eagle Villas 55+ Senior Apartments - Reservations Required by July 10th 11:00am
Coffee Break TBD 7:00am
Ribbon Cutting - Happy Trails Funeral Parlor 12:00pm
Ribbon Cutting & Grand Opening - Excelsior Academy of Beauty 2:00pm
Coffee Break TBD 7:00am
Valley Morning Insight - Reservations Required Victorville Conference Center 7:30am
Coffee Break Update - Reservations Required Via Zoom 9:00am
Ambassador Committee MeetingClosed Group TBD 12:00pm
Coffee Break TBD 7:00am
Labor DayGHDCC Offices Closed
Valley Morning Insight - State of the County- Rerservations Required Victorville Conference Center 7:30am
Coffee Break Update - Reservations Required Via Zoom 9:00am
Ambassador Committee MeetingClosed Group TBD 12:00pm
Members Only Kemper Campbell Ranch Mixer - Reservations Required 5:00pm NO COFFEE BREAK
Legislative Action Committee Via Zoom 9:00am
Coffee Break TBD 7:00am
4th Annual High Desert Regional Open Golf Tournament 8:00am (NO COFFEE BREAK)
GOLD MEMBERS
ABD Office Solutions - Kyocera Authorized Partner
Apple Valley Communications, Inc.
Apple Valley Transfer & Storage, Inc./
Shred Your Docs
CEMEX
City of Victorville / SCLA
Excelsior Charter Schools
Amazon
Bluestar Properties, Inc.
Coldwell Banker Home Source
High Desert Sports Foundation
Inland Empire Health Plan (IEHP)
Mitsubishi Cement Corporation
Mojave Printing Solutions
Global Credit Union
Hesperia Recreation & Park District
SaddleRock Reverse Mortgage
Southwest Gas Corporation
The Law Offices of Caldwell, Kennedy, & Porter
Mojave Water Agency
Southern California Edison
STEENO Design Studio, Inc.
Thompson Family Plumbing & Drain
TransFormNation Training & Development, LLC.
YONNIK, LLC.
Victorville Daily Press
SILVER MEMBERS
