Hollywood Business Advocate Summer 2019

Tackling Homelessness in Hollywood

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TABLE OF CONTENTS President’s Message.........................................3 Public Policy........................................................4 Inside the Chamber...........................................8

Cover Story: Homelessness..........................12 Walk of Fame....................................................16 Member Spotlights..........................................22

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President's Message

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ummer at the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce is truly an exciting time. Between the Hollywood Expo, Heroes of Hollywood Luncheon, and the Economic Development Summit, Chamber staff has been busy planning ways to showcase the outstanding work our members have been doing in the community. Some might say that Southern California does not have many seasons but those people have yet to see how vibrant our community becomes during the summer months!

But, with community in mind, we know there is still work to be done in Hollywood to promote business and provide services and support to the growing homeless population in Los Angeles. This past spring, the Schrader Bridge Housing Shelter opened its doors in Hollywood. The second Bridge shelter to open its doors in Los Angeles, the Schrader facility features 72 beds, washing facilities, a park area for pets, and support staff to aid the transition into stable, permanent housing.

As a business and community organization, it is important that we advocate for sustainable solutions to benefit our residents most in need and welcome them into our community which is why the Chamber, working with the Hollywood Property Owners Alliance, The City of Los Angeles, and Los Angeles County, is proud to support the TRIESTE pilot program that will reformat the structure for providing support services and mental health treatment to the homeless population in Hollywood.

I am excited for the Chamber to embark on this new partnership in the coming months and look forward to working with our members to foster a safe, inclusive community that shines as a beacon of community growth and civic service.

Warmest regards,

Rana Ghadban President & CEO Hollywood Chamber of Commerce

Considerable effort is made to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the information published, but the Chamber does not guarantee accuracy nor does it assume any liability for the use of any information published. Official positions of the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce are taken only as a vote of record of the Board of Directors and clearly referenced as such in the Hollywood Business Advocate.

OFFICERS Donelle Dadigan Dwayne Gathers Mark Edwards Lupita Sanchez-Cornejo Sarah Zurell Michelle Sobrino-Stearns Nicole Mihalka Jeff Zarrinnam

Chair of the Board Senior Vice Chair Vice Chair Vice Chair Vice Chair Secretary Treasurer Immediate Past Chair

DIRECTORS Paul Audley Cindy Braun Lucy Burghdorf Susan Cabral-Ebert Shawn Covell Vin Di Bona Mark Echeverria Mark Edwards Brian Folb Matt Fritch Michael Gargano John Gile Sofia Gresen William Grice Ray Hahn Mike Harriel

Michael Hilty Richard Howard Bill Humphrey Don Jacinto Yuko Kaifu London Kemp Ilyanne MordenKichaven Ed Murphy Delmar Nehrenberg Jerry Neuman Otto Padron Carol Sarian Kim Weedmark Ellen Zaman

HONORARY Marty Shelton Dr. Fariba Kalantari Oscar Arslanian Patti MacJennett

Kris Larson Dan Halden Glen Becerra

STAFF Rana Ghadban President & CEO Kaylee Kiecker Executive VP Ana Martinez VP of Media Relations Nicole Shahenian VP of Government Relations J.J. Connaughton Director of Membership Services Vivian Kish Office Manager

Lily Weiner Executive Assistant Mitch Kampf Communications Coordinator Jacob Jauregui Business & Economic Development Manager Danila Fraga Marketing Coordinator Joseph Moon Bookkeeper

PUBLIC PUBLICPOLICY POLICY

Advocating for the Community

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he Hollywood Chamber of Commerce made its annual advocacy trip to Sacramento to meet with state lawmakers and advocate for businesses in Hollywood.

but our community is also a destination for one-of-a-kind live entertainment, world-class restaurants, and a thriving nightlife scene drawing travelers and Angelenos alike.

And when the average traveler to Hollywood spends about At the Capitol, Chamber staff met with State $96 a day at local businesses, one thing is clear. Tourism Assemblymembers, State Senators, and representatives drives the Hollywood economy and, as a Chamber, our from Governor Newsom's office to cover issues of duty is to advocate for legislation that improves the quality transportation, affordable of life for our community while housing, and homelessness. supporting tourism with the hope that When the average traveler to some of the repeat visitors become In addition to meeting with policymakers, the Chamber Hollywood spends about $96 long-time residents in the world's also met with members of Visit a day at local businesses, one most famous neighborhood.

California to brainstorm the ways thing is clear. Tourism drives On the following pages are official in which we can further elevate our community as a soughtpositions taken by the Hollywood the Hollywood economy. after destination for commerce, Chamber of Commerce in support tourism, culture, history, and or opposition to various pieces of recreation. legislation currently being discussed in the State Assembly.

As the entertainment capital of the world, Hollywood's economy thrives on tourism. According to Visit California, Official positions of the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce just last year, Los Angeles County brought in 31.9 billion are taken only as a vote of record of the Board of Directors from travel-related purchases by visitors to the area, as and clearly referenced as such in the Hollywood Business well as 229,520 new jobs. Hollywood has always been a Advocate. destination for those eager to catch a glimpse of the film industry and stroll down the world-famous Walk of Fame, LEFT IMAGE: Board Chair Donelle Dadigan and Chamber President & CEO Rana Ghadban walking through the halls of the Capitol.

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HOUSING SCA-1: Public Housing Projects – SUPPORT Author(s): Senator Ben Allen and Senator Scott Wiener Description: The California Constitution prohibits the development, construction, or acquisition of a low-rent housing project, as defined, in any manner by any state public body until a majority of the qualified electors of the city, town, or county in which the development, construction, or acquisition of the low-rent housing project is proposed to approve the project by voting in favor at an election, as specified. This measure would repeal these provisions.

Location: Set for hearing July 2. (June 19, 2019 in the Senate) Why we’re supporting it: In order to combat our growing housing crisis, we must remove this costly step to building affordable housing.

SB-50: More HOMES Act of 2019 – SUPPORT Author(s): Senator Scott Wiener Description: Senate Bill 50 allows for the building of housing near existing job centers and public transportation and, includes strong protections against displacement for renters and vulnerable communities in those areas.

Requires all cities and counties to adopt an ordinance that specifies how they will implement state density bonus law.

Requires cities and counties to grant a density bonus when an applicant for a housing development of five or more units seeks and agrees to construct a project that will meet certain specified criteria.

Location: Re-referred to Com. on APPR. (June 4, 2019 in the Senate) Why we’re supporting it: SB 50 would boost the state’s supply of much needed affordable housing. It will additionally avoid the displacement of long-time residents by allowing communities to engage in their own planning process.

Chamber President & CEO Rana Ghadban at a policy briefing. Photo by Jacob Jauregui.

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SB-25: California Environmental Quality Act: projects funded by qualified opportunity zone funds or other public funds – SUPPORT Author(s): Senator Anna M. Caballero and Senator Steven M. Glazer Description: This bill, until 2025, provides for expedited judicial review of California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) challenges to projects that are at least partially funded by qualified opportunity zone funds or by specified public funds.

Location: From committee: Re-referred to Com. on NAT. RES. (June 27, 2019 in the Assembly) Why we’re supporting it: SB 25 will help end the abuse of CEQA by those who exploit it to delay or kill housing projects. Crucially, it focuses on a funding source to define a qualified project and provides relief from lengthy CEQA litigation. Public funds meant for housing should NOT be used for unnecessary litigation.

SB-744: Planning and zoning: California Environmental Quality Act: permanent supportive housing – SUPPORT Author(s): Senator Anna Caballero Description: Makes changes to the existing use by right approval process for supportive housing projects and, for No Place Like Home Projects that are not eligible for the use by right approval process, establishes certain administrative review and expedited judicial review requirements. Prohibits the court from awarding attorney’s fees to a prevailing petitioner in a No Place Like Home action or proceeding unless the Attorney General, within 45 days, finds that the action or proceeding was brought to protect public interest.

Location: Referred to Coms. on H. & C.D. and NAT. RES. (June 13, 2019 in the Assembly) Why we’re supporting it: Bold actions are needed to address the state’s crippling housing crisis. This bill not only streamlines what can be a lengthy and expensive process but additionally aids in the construction of affordable housing projects.

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HOLLYWOOD CHAMBER AB-1197: California Environmental Quality Act: Exemption: Local And Regional Housing Projects And Emergency Shelters – SUPPORT Author(s): Assemblymember Miguel Santiago Description: Creates an exemption from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) for emergency shelters and certain affordable and supportive housing projects.

Specifically, this bill exempts emergency shelters funded by state programs, such as the Homeless Emergency Aid Program from being defined as “projects” under CEQA. Location: Read second time and amended. Re-referred to Com. on APPR. (June 27, 2019 in the Senate) Why we’re supporting it: Our organization fully supports reforming CEQA and preventing its abuse, we believe that the housing crisis is a priority for Hollywood and that this bill will help streamline necessary shelters and supportive housing projects.

SB-621: California Environmental Quality Act: Court Actions Or Proceedings: Affordable Housing Projects – MONITOR Author(s): Senator Anna M. Caballero and Senator Steven M. Glazer

TOURISM/HOSPITALITY SB-58: Alcoholic Beverages: Hours of Sale – SUPPORT Author(s): Senator Scott Wiener Description: This bill requires the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) to create a pilot program, beginning January 1, 2021, to issue an additional hours license to an on-sale licensee in a qualified city that would allow the selling, giving, or purchasing of alcoholic beverages between the hours of 2 a.m. and 4 a.m., upon completion of specified requirements.

Location: Referred to Com. on G.O. (June 10, 2019 in the Assembly) Why we are supporting it: In support of the bill, the California Hotel & Lodging Association writes that “California must compete with Chicago, Washington D.C., New York City, Las Vegas, Atlanta, Miami Beach, and New Orleans, all of which have late-night service hours beyond 2 a.m. SB 58 would align California with at least 15 other states where local jurisdictions have the authority to decide alcohol service hours.”

Description: This bill, until 2025, provides for expedited judicial review of California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) challenges to “affordable housing projects,” as defined, and prohibits courts from staying or enjoining challenged projects, with narrow exceptions

ENTERTAINMENT

Location: June 24 set for first hearing canceled at the request of author.

Description: This bill would expand the “publicly available” information that is exempted from the definition of “personal information” (PI) in the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018(CCPA) to ensure that “publicly available” information includes any information lawfully made available from government records. This bill would also correct a drafting error in the definition of “PI” to clarify that PI does not include de-identified or aggregate consumer information.

Our position: While our organization fully supports reforming CEQA and preventing its abuse, we would like to see the inclusion of mixed-use projects that can provide additional jobs to these communities.

AB-874: California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 – SUPPORT Author(s): Assemblymember Jacqui Irwin

Location: Referred to Com. on JUD. (May 22, 2019 in the Senate) Why we are supporting it: This bill clarifies the definition of “publicly available” as it pertains to data from federal, state, or local government records.

Without clarification, the “CCPA creates both practical and constitutional problems for businesses engaged in constitutionally protected activity.”

The California State Assembly floor. Photo by Jacob Jauregui.

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ENVIRONMENT

fails to file the specified reports. After 60 days, the DWR may impose a $250 per day penalty.

SB-54: California Circular Economy and Plastic Pollution Reduction Act – SUPPORT Author(s): Senator Scott Weiner and Senator Ben Allen

Location: From committee: Re-referred to Com. on JUD. (June 25, 2019 in the Senate)

Description: Requires the Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery (CalRecycle), in consultation with the State Water Resources Control Board (SWRCB) and the Ocean Protection Council(OPC), to adopt regulations to source reduce and recycle at least 75% of single-use packaging and products sold or distributed in California by 2030, and requires CalRecycle to develop a scoping plan to achieve those requirements.

Location: Re-referred to Com. on NAT. RES. (June 24, 2019 in the Assembly) Why we are supporting it: Setting goals to reduce plasticuse packaging will help protect California’s fragile ecosystems and secure critical waterways.

AB-1415: Department of Water Resources: reporting requirements: civil penalties – SUPPORT Author(s): Assemblymember Laura Friedman Description: Imposes certain civil penalties for failure to file timely reports to the Department of Water Resources.

This Bill requires the Department of Water Resources (DWR) to impose a civil penalty of $1,000 on an entity that

Why we are supporting it: With California’s rainfall levels fluctuating, it is critical that water storage data is accurate.

HEALTHCARE SB-227: Health and care facilities – OPPOSE Author(s): Senator Connie Levya Description: Requires periodic inspections of hospitals by the Department of Public Health to include reviews of compliance with nurse staffing ratios, and establishes administrative penalties for nurse staffing ratio violations of $30,000 for a first violation, and $60,000 for each subsequent violation.

Location: From committee: Pass as amended and re-refer to Com. on APPR. (Ayes 10. Noes 3.) (June 26, 2019) Why we’re opposing it: Imposes arbitrary penalties for nurse staffing violations, which will ultimately increase health care costs. These strict liability sanctions will further penalize users of health care by increasing hospital costs, which will, in turn, increase health care premiums.

RECENT CHAMBER EVENTS Economic Development Summit

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n June 20, The Hollywood Chamber hosted the 25th annual Economic Development Summit at the W Hollywood Hotel.

We had an outstanding morning hearing from our Keynote speakers London Kemp (Netflix) and Rob Jernigan (Gensler) as well as our breakout speakers: Alana Trubitz (Serendipity Labs), Max Gates-Fleming (Second Home LA), Amelia Heape (The Hollywood Pantages Theatre), Laura Connelly (Los Angeles Philharmonic Association), Peter Hansen (The Hollywood Roosevelt), Lee Wochner (Counterintuity, LLC), Michael Gonzales (The Gonzales Law Group), Alfred Fraijo Jr. (Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLP), Dan Halden (The HEART of Hollywood), Kris Larson (Hollywood Property Owners Alliance), and our own President & CEO Rana Ghadban (Hollywood Chamber of Commerce).

The Chamber would also like to thank its Economic Development Committee Co-chairs Timothy Grubbs and Marty Shelton for their leadership in putting on this year’s Summit. Finally, we want to offer our gratitude to all the sponsors for this year’s Summit.

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INSIDE THE CHAMBER HOLLYWOOD CHAMBER

London Kemp and Councilmember Mitch O'Farrell discuss Netflix's move into Hollywood at the Economic Development Summit. Photo by Mitch Kampf.

Heroes of Hollywood Awards

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n June 6th, more than 300 of Hollywood’s dignitaries and civic leaders attended the Heroes of Hollywood Awards Luncheon presented by the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce Community Foundation at the Taglyan Complex.

The Heroes of Hollywood Awards Luncheon was created to recognize outstanding individuals, businesses, and nonprofit organizations that have demonstrated exceptional leadership and service to the Hollywood community.

Marla Gibbs, Rana Ghadban, and Ted Lange at Heroes of Hollywood.

Photo by Oscar Del Aguila.

Actress Marla Gibbs was recognized with the coveted Mary Pickford Award, given to a woman who has demonstrated a commitment to their community. The Distinguished Service Award in Memory of Johnny Grant was awarded to Actor Ted Lange for his positive impact to the city, the people, and the dream that is Hollywood. Our 2019 Heroes of Hollywood were Captain Cory Palka, LAPD-Hollywood Division, Dixon Slingerland, President & CEO, Youth Policy Institute, Jay Thomas, Vice President & General Manager, Dolby Theatre, Sue Cabral-Ebert, Immediate Past President, Make-up Artists and Hair Stylist Guild (IATSE, Local 706), and Hollywood Forever Cemetery.

Thank you to all of our 2019 Heroes of Hollywood! Their

dedication and commitment to Hollywood have created a safer, economically vibrant, and culturally rich community for all.

This year’s event raised over $60,000 dollars which will go to grants for local non-profits in Hollywood. The first of these grants went to the Pablove Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to improving the lives of children with cancer through the arts and invest in underfunded, cutting-edge pediatric cancer research.

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Hollywood Expo

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he 2019 Hollywood Expo brought in over 250 travel and tourism professionals and Chamber members at the world famous Hollywood Palladium. The Expo kicked off with a champagne toast and an unveiling of Starline’s double decker digital bus in celebration of their 50 year anniversary. This past year, Los Angeles County reported 31.9 billion dollars worth of travel and tourism related revenue from new and returning visitors to the area. This year, we packed the Hollywood Palladium with restauranteurs, performers, hotels and attraction owners to show off the best of the best in Hollywood. At the Hollywood Expo, the Chamber offers local businesses the opportunity to show off for concierges and travel industry professionals and bring tourism directly to Hollywood. We had a blast hosting our business community members, celebrating StarLine Tours 50th anniversary, mingling with our guests, and awarding the "most dapper" dressed people of the evening!

Special thanks to the Hollywood Palladium, StarLine Tours, and the Hollywood Museum for their support of the event, and thank you to our in-kind sponsors: Proper Parking, Hint Water, The Found Agency, Black Horn Imports, DLS Events, and DJ Complex Lex!

An aerial performer at the Hollywood Expo. Photo by Mitch Kampf.

Chamber members and travel industry professionals walk the Hollywood Expo exhibition floor. Photo by Mitch Kampf.

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INSIDE THE CHAMBER HOLLYWOOD CHAMBER

HEART OF HOLLYWOOD MASTERPLAN $4 Million Allocated for Walk of Fame Improvements by HEART of Hollywood

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he HEART of Hollywood Initiative, led by Dan Halden has selected planning and architecture firm, Gensler to kickstart creating a Masterplan for improving Hollywood Boulevard and making improvements to the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

“The Hollywood Walk of Fame is a National Historic Landmark, and my HEART of Hollywood initiative will give this community the attention it deserves,” said Councilmember Mitch O’Farrell. “Our focus is on consistent attention to the necessary quality of life improvements for local residents and visitors. A great public corridor – one that is safe for pedestrians, visible at night, and responsive to community needs – can help catalyze even more investment in housing for all income levels as well as economic development. This means good paying jobs for our local workforce. Hollywood Boulevard can be this kind of place, which is why the City is making this strategic investment.”

“The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce is thrilled to collaborate with the HEART of Hollywood initiative and the Hollywood Property Owners Alliance to preserve the Walk of Fame and make strategic improvements that will benefit generations to come,” stated Rana Ghadban, President & CEO of the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce.

The Walk of Fame continues to draw thousands of tourists each year to see the stars or attend a star ceremony on the world famous Boulevard. The Chamber is excited to be partnering with the HEART of Hollywood initiative to reinvigorate the Hollywood Boulevard Corridor through safety and visibility improvements. The City of Los Angeles Bureau of Engineering will be the lead City agency on the project, which also calls for participation from community stakeholders.

Councilmember Mitch O'Farrell admires the new wayfinding signs along Hollywood Boulevard. Photo by Mitch Kampf.

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PUBLIC COVER STORY POLICY

A Place to Call Home Combating homelessness in Hollywood

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t the Chamber, we love to celebrate the influx of developments, jobs, and new businesses to Hollywood but at the same time a large portion of our community struggles with or is affected by the homelessness epidemic in Los Angeles.

“The community has been engaged for years. The first support for this project came from the business community in Hollywood.”

“This provides a safe space where people can process, breathe, put their lives together and move forward,” described Fiechter, “That doesn’t happen when you’re on the street because you’re in a constant state of alertness. If someone’s engaged in that survival mentality, they can’t take the time to homelessness plan steps forward.”

Current estimates put Hollywood’s homeless population at over 1,300 and rising, forcing elected leaders and community to find creative solutions to properly care for and Combating transition homeless residents into in Los Angeles requires a stable housing situations. The first of these creative solutions With a staff of social workers onsite, multi-faceted approach that is, of course, the Bridge Housing the Schrader Shelter has already reimagines the current care shelter on Schrader Avenue built seen progress connecting with as part of Mayor Eric Garcetti’s incoming residents to begin a path system in place. $77-million “A Bridge Home” toward healing and stability.

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“Everybody’s different, people move forward at different The Schrader Shelter, officially opened in April of 2019, paces, “Fiechter points out. houses 72 homeless residents providing them with a semiprivate sleeping quarter space, heat, air conditioning, and While still too early to assess the program, it’s clear that access to social workers and counseling services. Running the Bridge Initiative focuses on lasting solutions over shortthe Schrader facility is Steve Fiechter, Director of Metro LA term fixes, and community support is crucial to helping our Programs for PATH Ventures, the organization partnering homeless neighbors in Hollywood on the path to healing with the City of Los Angeles on the Bridge Initiative. and stability.

LEFT IMAGE: The Schrader Bridge Housing Facility. Photo courtesy of Los Angeles City Council District 13 Office.

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The Bridge Housing facility on Schrader Avenue. Photo by Mitch Kampf.

But combating homelessness in Los Angeles requires a multi-faceted approach that reimagines the current care system in place, which is why Hollywood leaders, Dan Halden of the HEART of Hollywood, Kris Larson of the Hollywood Property Owners Alliance, and the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce’s Rana Ghadban have met with Los Angeles County Officials to discuss the new TRIESTE project to serve homeless populations suffering from mental illness.

Named for the famed system of mental health care in Trieste, Italy, The True Recovery Innovation Embraces Systems That Empower (TRIESTE) pilot project will work to redefine mental health care in the county at the funding and bureaucratic level. To start, the project proposes an outcome-based reimbursement system, where value of service is recognized over the volume of service in the traditional fee-for-service model. The idea behind this reimbursement model seeks to create accountability and incentivize quality care that has a positive impact on the lives of those currently living on the streets.

Kerry Morrison, former President and CEO of the Hollywood Property Owners Alliance spearheads the TRIESTE proposal with Hollywood 4wrd. Morrison, when describing the the bureaucratic shifts proposed, says, "I relied on

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the analogy of a rubber band ball, guided by the notion that the person trapped within all the entanglements of laws, judicial rulings, procedures, privacy rules, insurance requirements and bureaucracy could be freed if I could figure out which of those laws or rules could be removed or at least loosened. Armed with that knowledge, I could make a case for change."

By shifting from an illness-focused approach to a focus on well-being, officials and partners intend to foster a financially and functionally accountable program that emphasizes culturally competent psychosocial services to help achieve the following care goals: •

A safe and healthy home in the community

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Acquiring and maintaining familial, social, and intimate relationships

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Acquiring and maintaining meaningful roles in the larger community

With these long-term goals in mind, The TRIESTE project reminds us that the community at large plays an important role in cultivating an environment where homeless residents can heal and take steps toward healing.

The community of Trieste, Italy takes great pride in

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HOLLYWOOD CHAMBER supporting those in need, and the pilot project intends to develop a similar culture by, "leveraging existing relationships with the Hollywood business community to create a varied “menu” of employment opportunities such as short-term jobs in the community that connect members wanting temporary work with those in the community that seek day laborers. We will hire job developers and job coaches to help members both find and maintain longer term employment and career opportunities. Relationships will be developed with Los Angeles City College to assist members in exploring higher educational opportunities."

As Fiechter puts it, “Engagement with people is important. There’s a difference between handing someone a sandwich and sitting and having lunch with someone.”

We, at the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, support this initiative and look forward to continue building a coalition of residents, business owners, and community leaders to create a welcoming community to aid those experiencing homelessness and hardship.

Park area for pets at the Scharder Bridge Housing. Photo by Mitch Kampf.

Interior of Schrader Bridge Housing living space. Photo courtesy of Los Angeles City Council District 13 Office.

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WALK OF FAME

New Stars on The Walk of Fame Recent Star Ceremonies

ANNE HATHAWAY

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ctress/Producer Anne Hathaway received the 2,663rd star on the Walk of Fame on May 9th, 2019. Her star is located at 6927 Hollywood Boulevard in front of the TCL Chinese Theatre.

Awkwafina, Rebel Wilson, and director Dee Rees joined Anne and her family for the ceremony.

on behalf of the organization as the first and only teen ever admitted to their intensive acting program.

Growing up in New Jersey, Anne Hathaway first gained Hollywood’s attention for her turn in the television series, Get Real. As an actress, Hathaway studied with the Paper Mill Playhouse in New Jersey, the Barrow Group in New York City, and at NYU’s Collaborative Arts Projects “Cap 21” where she focused on her musical theater training. In April 2005, Barrow Group honored Anne for her achievements

Anne was recently seen in the Warner Bros. blockbuster "Ocean’s Eight" and will be seen starring opposite Ben Affleck and Willem Dafoe in the Dee Rees directed film "The Last Thing He Wanted", set to premiere on Netflix in 2019. In 2016, Hathaway was appointed as a UN Women’s Global Ambassador, where she works to foster positive mindsets and practical arrangements around workplaces that build and support equality for women.

In 2012, Anne starred as “Fantine” in the musical phenomenon, "Les Misérables", a role that garnered Academy, Golden Globe, SAG and BAFTA Awards for “Best Supporting Actress”. In 2008, she was nominated for an “Anne Hathaway is one of our most renowned and Academy Award®, Golden Globe, and SAG Award for her versatile actresses and we are so proud to welcome performance in Jonathan Demme’s critically acclaimed her to the Hollywood Walk of "Rachel Getting Married". The Fame” stated Ana Martinez, National Board of Review, Chicago Anne Hathaway Producer of the Walk of Fame Film Critics Association, and the ceremonies. “Her films are what Broadcast Film Critics Association received the 2,663rd star on dreams are made of. Anne has all named Anne “Best Actress” in the Walk of Fame on inspired countless young actors this role. She’s also had an equal May 9th, 2019. and her fans from around the measure of success with television world will be thrilled to see her voice-overs including "Family Guy" star on our legendary sidewalk!” and "The Simpsons", for which she added Martinez. received an Emmy® Award.

LEFT IMAGE: Anne Hathaway poses in front of her newly unveiled Star.

Photo by Mitch Kampf.

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ALAN ARKIN The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce honored actor/director Alan Arkin with the 2,666th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Friday, June 7th, 2019.

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Alan Arkin looks to the crowd before receiving his Walk of Fame star. Photo by Mitch Kampf.

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he Hollywood Chamber of Commerce proudly honored actor/director Alan Arkin with the 2,666th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 6914 Hollywood Boulevard.

Born in Brooklyn, New York, Alan Arkin launched his career with Chicago's improvisational revue "The Second City." This led to his 1963 Broadway bow in the play “Enter Laughing,” based on Carl Reiner’s book, for which Arkin won a Tony Award. In 1966, Arkin made his major feature film debut, starring in Norman Jewison’s comedy smash “The Russians Are Coming, The Russians Are Coming.” Arkin earned his first Oscar ® nomination for Best Actor and won a Golden Globe Award for his performance. Arkin made his feature directorial debut in 1971 when he directed and starred in the underground classic “Little Murders” film. To date, Arkin's long list of credits includes over 70 films and multiple Oscar ® and Golden Globe wins and nominations.

Last year, Arkin starred in the critically acclaimed Golden Globe Award winning comedy series “The Kominsky Method” for Netflix, which earned him SAG and Golden Globe nominations for his performance.

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Steve Carrell shares a moment with Alan Arkin. Photo by Mitch Kampf.

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F. GARY GRAY The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce proudly honored director F. Gary Gray with the 2,665th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Tuesday, May 28, 2019.

F. Gary Gray poses in front of his Walk of Fame star. Photo by Mitch Kampf.

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. Gary Gray received the 2,665th star on the Walk of Fame at 6426 Hollywood Boulevard in the category of Motion Pictures. Throughout his career, Gray has excelled at bringing the most predominant themes from the pop culture zeitgeist to the screen. With more than 25 years in the industry, Gray has been able to consistently and successfully maneuver between genres ranging from Comedy to Thriller to Drama to Action. For this work, Gray received the prestigious “Excellence in the Arts Award” in 2017 from the American Black Film Festival.

Away from the camera, Gray stays active in his community and has been an active supporter of numerous organizations, including the Tom Bradley Youth & Family Center, My Friend’s House Foundation and Urban Compass, among others. He has received multiple commendations from the City of Los Angeles for his philanthropic work.

Gray also received the Presidents’ Lifetime Achievement award from the office of President Obama for his volunteer service.

Ice Cube and F. Gary Gray pose for a photo. Photo by Mitch Kampf.

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RITA WILSON Actor/Musician/Producer Rita Wilson received the 2,659th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Friday, March 29, 2019.

Rita Wilson greeting fans before receiving her Star. Photo by Mitch Kampf.

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native of Hollywood, California, Wilson’s illustrious career on screen started with her role on the beloved series, "The Brady Bunch", where she earned entry to the Screen Actors Guild. Her additional early TV appearances were on such staples as "M*A*S*H", "Three’s Company", "Happy Days", "Hawaii Five-O", "Moonlighting", "Frasier" and more. She also appeared on the Emmy-Award winning series "From The Earth To The Moon".

She first donned her producers cap for the record-breaking box-office hit, "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" and returned as a producer and actor in its sequel, "My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2", released in 2016. Additionally, Rita produced the live screen adaptation of the theatrical hit, "Mamma Mia" and its sequel "Mama Mia: Here We Go Again!"

For more than twenty years she and her husband, Tom Hanks, along with Kate Capshaw and Steven Spielberg, have raised 75 million dollars for women’s cancer research through the Women’s Cancer Research Fund. And along with Hanks, Rita has also helped raise funds for the WWII Memorial in Washington DC, The National WWII Museum in New Orleans, and the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles opening in 2019.

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Tom Hanks, Rita Wilson, and Julia Roberts celebrate the unveiling of Rita's Star. Photo by Mitch Kampf.

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Lucy Liu and her son Rockwell on the Walk of Fame. Photo by Mitch Kampf.

Guy Fieri takes photos with fans before receiving his Star. Photo by Mitch Kampf.

Mandy Moore poses behind her newly unveiled Star. Photo

by Mitch Kampf.

Cypress Hill addresses their fans before receiving their Star. Photo by Mitch Kampf.

Seth Macfarlane receives his Walk of Fame plaque. Photo by Mitch Kampf.

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Yuloff Creative When it comes to getting expert help for your business, Hank and Sharyn Yuloff give you a very unique perspective. He has a proven background in advertising, marketing, sales and public relations. She is an online marketing expert and expert human resources consultant. This means they figure out it all out for you, from discovering your most profitable demographics, to creating effective messaging and tactics, to solving employee issues. What that means for you is that Yuloff Creative Marketing Solutions (www.YuloffCreative. com), is your complete business coaching firm, offering traditional and technological marketing plans for small companies just like yours. They have been called “a marketing incubator, helping small business owners create a marketing path, then guiding them along that road to success.” Twice yearly, they their results-driven Small Business Breakthrough Bootcamp intensive for entrepreneurs. They’ve authored 5 best-selling business books and host a weekly marketing tips radio show (www.

TheMarketingChecklist.com). In 2016, they were marketing expert presenters in an entrepreneurial video series with Brian Tracy and were selected "America's #1 Coaching Team for Small Business Marketing!” in 2017.

If you would like a free marketing assessment, go to www.

FreeMarketingConsulation.com and you’ll also receive a 30-minute strategy session going over the results.

Hank and Sharyn Yuloff, Targeted Marketing Tacticians Call (800) 705-4265 | info@yuloffcreative.com YuloffCreative.com

Academy Museum of Motion Pictures Opening in late 2019, the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures will be the world’s premier film institution dedicated to the art and science of film. Located on Wilshire and Fairfax in Los Angeles, the Museum will be

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simultaneously immersive, experimental, educational, and entertaining. The Museum will feature a robust schedule of permanent and temporary exhibitions that will take visitors on a journey through the past, present, and future of cinema. The Museum’s debut temporary exhibition will be an unprecedented U.S. retrospective of famed Japanese filmmaker Hayao Miyazaki. The exhibition will take visitors on a thematic journey through his cinematic worlds using over 200 sketches, storyboards, film clips, and more.

Visitors can also discover the glorious Technicolor world of Oz in Making Of: The Wizard of Oz or enjoy the dramatic interactive digital art installation Transcending Boundaries presented by teamLab. Adding to the visitor experience the Museum’s public programs will include panel discussions and hands-on courses, as well as daily screenings in the 288–seat Ted Mann Theater and special showings and events will be held in the 1,000–seat David Geffen Theater.

More than a museum, this dynamic film center will offer unparalleled experiences and insights into movies and moviemaking.

Adriana Fernandez, Manager, Marketing & Advertising 6067 Wilshire Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90036 Call (310) 247-3000 | afernandez@oscars.org academymuseum.org

Edward Jones Edward Jones is a different kind of investment firm. At Edward Jones, face time and think time make sense. So, whether you want to plan for retirement, save for college, reduce your tax bills or ensure you have income to cover your expenses, you can expect personalized service and long-term investing strategies instead of the latest investment fads.

Mark Fishlowitz, Financial Advisor 9913 Topanga Canyon Blvd., Chatsworth, CA 91311 Call (818) 998-5974 | m.fishlowitz@edwardjones.com www.edwardjones.com

The CSU Entertainment Alliance The California State University Entertainment Alliance (CSUEA) connects the student, faculty and alumni network

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of the largest, most inclusive public university system in the nation to the ultra-competitive entertainment arts and media industry. CSUEA programs provide invaluable learning, career development, and networking opportunities for students on their journey from campus to career. CSUEA programs help students discover their creative passions while making academic and career focused decisions to best prepare for their professional futures. Industry/Campus collaborations offer the best of Hollywood to students and faculty at little to no cost! CSU campuses feature top-rated entertainment arts programs including “Top 25 Film Programs” and “Best Colleges for Your Money.” Illustrious alumni include Hollywood luminaries and industry leaders including Annette Bening, Danny Glover, Eva Longoria, Gwen Stefani, Steven Spielberg and Ryan Coogler, Disney Lucasfilm President Kathleen Kennedy and so many more! The 23 campus CSU network of 487,000 annual students, 3.6 million alumni serve as the perfect pipeline of diverse talent to the entertainment industry. Support your company’s needs and mission while also developing the next generation of well-prepared, value driven, hard-working industry leaders.

Discover the Power of 23 by connecting with the CSUEA. Simone Nelson, Managing Director 1600 Holloway Drive, Burk Hall, Room 259 San Francisco, CA 94132 Call (415) 338-1621 | snelson@calstate.edu http://www.CSUentertainment.com

DJ Complex Lex DJ Complex Lex is a Los Angeles based DJ & business woman. She spins rock, dance, 80s, 90s, funk, disco, hip-hop, rap, r&b, alternative, edm, top 40, and more.

Lex specializes in public & private events, including: nightlife gigs, upscale bars, restaurants, clubs, weddings, anniversary & birthday parties, social gatherings, celebrity events, holiday parties, corporate events, galas, exclusive shopping events, retail & fashion events, grand openings, real estate open houses, wrap parties, school functions, expos, street fairs, festivals, silent disco parties & more.

She has DJ’d at noteworthy venues such as the Whisky A Go Go, the Viper Room, the Santa Monica Pier, CBS Studios and Capitol Records. Some of her clients include Swarovski, Victoria’s Secret, Westfield, Sephora, Bose & Coca-Cola.

Complex Lex has opened for the renowned DJ Mix Master Mike (Beastie Boys), and she has rocked parties for celebs like James Corden & Sharon Stone. In 2018 she became one of the top 5 finalists in the 102.7 KIIS FM Wango Tango Village Remix Contest at Morongo Casino Resort & Spa. Lex

is currently active in the Hollywood, Encino and Sherman Oaks Chambers of Commerce, and loves being connected to her community.

Alexa Pavlovic, CEO/Owner Hollywood, CA 90028 Call (818) 445-4898 | Lex@DJComplexLex.com www.DJComplexLex.com

Experience Traction Philip believes everyone is capable of great leadership. As a Professional EOS® implementer, he can help support your journey as a leader and help you get what you want from your business. EOS (The Entrepreneurial Operating System) is a complete system and set of simple tools that helps business owners and leaders achieve Vision, Traction, and Healthy in your organization. Join 6,500 other leadership teams achieving what they want from their business.

Philip has deep experience in starting, growing and transforming organizations. He's worked with the leadership teams of companies both large and small over 20 years and across many industries. He believes that you can get what you want from your business AND have a good time doing it.

His intention for every client is a transformative experience for the entire leadership team, achieving not just better business results but also living better lives.

Philip Pfeifer, Professional EOS® Implementer 5937 Willoughby Ave, Ste 4., Los Angeles, CA 90038 Call (323) 377-7975 | philip@experiencetraction.com experiencetraction.com

Groundsource GROUNDSOURCE is a Los Angeles based full-service commercial real estate firm that specializes in representing tenants, landlords and investors. Experience in the L.A. marketplace lets it combine extensive insider knowledge with trusted partnerships to create unparalleled value. A boutique firm, it offers clients prestigious service with an intimate, hands-on approach.

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It isn’t just about satisfied clients. It’s about repeat clients.

Therefore, Groundsource spends whatever time it takes to close the deal the right way. Good business is about a connection, not a commission, which is why Groundsource is by the client’s side from fact-finding to lease execution to signing of a purchase and sale agreement.

noodle dishes that cannot be beat!

Kieran Roberts, General Manager Address: 1624 N. Cahuenga Blvd., Los Angeles CA 90028 Call (323) 745-0888 | KIERAN@KOTARAMEN.COM KOTARAMEN.COM

Chris Keller, Broker 11859 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 602, Los Angeles, CA 90025 Call (310) 444-6100 | ckeller@groundsource.net www.groundsource.net

Kota Ramen Remarkable Ramen is the Heart of What We Do! Here at KOTA RAMEN we have Japanese cooking in our very bones! We began as an idea: “what if we could use our authentic, traditional cooking techniques to bring genuine, wholly organic, healthy and natural produce right to the heart of LA?”...and so began an exploration into flavor, American culture and Eastern cuisine that resulted in some very intriguing results indeed... America loves Japanese food – and who wouldn't? It's good for you, it's tasty and it balances flavor combinations that no other culture in the world has ever mastered! The problem with how America regards Japanese cooking is not in the taste, we realized, but in the chemical content. The remedy was simple. We would create traditionally prepared Ramen noodles without all the additives; an idea we never suspected would be quite so revolutionary as it has been.

As of 2018 we have done our research, gathered our data and found that what the citizens of LA really want from Japanese cuisine is the best Ramen possible – noodles that transcend the chemical-ridden snack packs that you can pick up at the supermarket. Noodles that go beyond the expected to bring you mouthwatering broths, sumptuous sauces and only the freshest of ingredients.

We decided to answer the calling and in the winter of 2018 KOTA RAMEN Shop was born.

We are proud to announce that our wholly-organic Ramen Noodle shop is the first of its kind in the city of LA. We use non-GMO, MSG-free, fully organic produce which we prepare ourselves to craft wholesome, delicious Ramen

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The Los Angeles Times The Los Angeles Times is the top local news platform in Los Angeles. With our award-winning journalism, we connect local businesses to our readers on both print and digital platforms. Under new ownership, we’ve added an extensive portfolio of digital marketing solutions to cater to the needs of the businesses we serve. Our clients include small-to-medium size business, as well as those on the national level. Our portfolio includes traditional print media, including running in our well-read sections, such as Saturday and Food, and our quarterly DesignLA magazine; our inserts can also be targeted down to the zipcode level. Our digital media includes running on latimes. com, or planning your PPC, SEO, programmatic, video (including ConnectedTV), or e-mail marketing activations.

We provide customized strategies that include a variety of multi-media products to formulate an optimal mix based on your message. Whichever avenue(s) you are considering for promoting your business, the Los Angeles Times is here to help.

Farhana Haque, Account Executive, Advertising Los Angeles, CA Call (646) 246-5466 | farhana.haque@latimes.com www.latimes.com

Memento Mori Memento Mori is an award winning, beautifully curated, curiosity shop featured on shows such as, Bravo's Million Dollar Listing: Los Angeles and A&E's: Storage Wars.

Several of our signature pieces can be seen at The Lobby restaurant in the Nomad Hotel, Los Angeles and we were

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recently featured in LA Weekly's, Best of 2019. The new location in Hollywood, embraces a Gothic church feel with vaulting ceilings and rich mahogany wood accents, showcasing the most unique curiosities, oddities and treasures in Los Angeles. Witness the wonder and gallery experience with a macabre edge.

Damask walls line the store with dark art, vintage photography and entomology boxes. Explore the many curio cabinets filled with skulls, candles, jewelry and one of a kind gifts. Home decor for the most eclectic tastes like taxidermy, vintage clocks, Dia de los Muertos art and home accents. We promise you will enjoy your visit and find those amazing treasures you must own. We have an on-line store, take orders over the phone and ship internationally. Also available for shoots and commercial installations.

Bradley or Deirdre Hartman, Owners 1507 Wilcox Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90028 Call (323) 962-7834 | mementomorilosangeles@gmail.com www.mementomori-la.com

One Nation Filmworks A video production company specializing in creative social media content for real estate, corporate, education, lifestyle, documentary, testimonial, red carpet, fashion, music, behind-the-scenes, family legacy, fundraising and special events. With over 15 years of industry experience, the One Nation Filmworks creative team is known for telling impactful stories and crafting compelling visuals. From pre-production planning to post production editing, One Nation Filmworks is your creative partner for elevating your brand, providing press coverage or memorializing your event. Looking for a one-stop shop for your visual content needs? Let One Nation Filmworks provide you with highly compelling results while working within your budget.

One Nation Filmworks delivers effective visual storytelling that attracts, engages and resonates across all media platforms.

Marceil Wright, Content Producer Call (323) 816-8300 | marceil@onenationfilmworks.com onenationfilmworks.com

Spectrum Enterprise Spectrum Enterprise, a division of Charter Communications, is a national provider of scalable, fiberbased technology solutions serving many of America's largest businesses and communications service providers.

The broad Spectrum Enterprise portfolio includes networking and managed services solutions: Internet access, Ethernet access and networks, Voice and TV solutions, Managed Application, Cloud Infrastructure and Managed Hosting Services. Our industry-leading team of experts works closely with clients to achieve greater business success by providing these right-fit solutions designed to meet their evolving needs. For more information, visit enterprise.spectrum.com.

Connie Minor, Enterprise Account Executive 11766 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1050, Los Angeles, CA 90025 Call (310) 905-4569 | connie.minor@charter.com www.enterprise.spectrum.com

Vacationsbysea.com Vacationsbysea.com offers luxury travel experiences, worldwide film movement, corporate events, jet and yacht charters. Desiree Garza Golembieski, Vice President of Sales at Vacationsbysea.com, specializing in luxury travel, corporate travel, film movement, jet and yacht charters.

Worldwide Service 917-309-2869 Desiree Golembieski, Vice President Sales 8335 Winnetka 9, Winnetka Ca 91306 Call (800) 536-1743 | service@vacationsbysea.com vacationsbysea.com

Schon Tepler Group, LLC Schon Tepler Group, Inc. (STG) is a fully integrated real estate development and investment company based in Los Angeles, California. Our focus is on creating and preserving value for our equity investors through our specialized knowledge of the multi- family real estate

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business. Schon Tepler Group was formed in 2009 by Paul Schon and Artem Tepler. The firm’s specific investment focus is aimed at identifying, acquiring and developing undervalued multi-family and commercial properties located in desirable urban areas with an affluent millennial employment base. Schon Tepler is a “one-stop shop” for development projects, handling everything from acquisition to construction to property management.

Paul Schon, Co-Founder 1601 Vine Street 8th Floor, Los Angeles, Ca 90028 Call (424) 245-8438 | paul@schontepler.com schontepler.com

ON THE CALENDAR Legislative Action Committee Meeting Thursday, August 8, 2019 Hollywood Chamber Offices 4 - 5:30 p.m.

Economic Development Committee Meeting Tuesday, August 20, 2019 Hollywood Chamber Offices 8 - 9:30 a.m.

Luncheon with Councilmember David Ryu Thursday, August 22, 2019 Sheraton Universal Hotel 12 - 1:30 p.m.

Duidough Café & Cookie Lab Just as the name Duidough Cafe & Cookie Lab suggests, they have fantastic cookies. Duidough boasts great breakfast, brunch and lunch food that also has freshly baked sweets daily and kraft coffee's with house made almond, coconut and cashew milks. Some of their specialties include the Shakshuka, a Mediterranean dish that comes with our house made tomato sauce which includes cumin, harissa, chiles, two poached eggs in a cast iron skillet with two thick slices of toasted ciabatta bread. Another, is the Holla Challah French toast, a sweet dish that consists of Jewish egg bread called Challah soaking up our house made custard for 24 hours then once it's cooked, we top it off with our house made Hollywood Farmer's market fresh fruit berry compote.

They have great outdoor patio seating for beautiful sunny Los Angeles days. Duidough takes pride in flexibility with the menu and serve everything from decadent French toast and Fried chicken sandwiches, to build your own meal a la carte that is fresh and health conscious with any diet. Duidough is open 7 days a week for breakfast and lunch.

David Vanlochem, Owner 6334 Selma Ave LA, Ca 90028 Call (323) 463-4704 | Duidough@gmail.com Duidough.com

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New Member Businesses AFLAC American Cinematheque Angelica's Daycare Assembledge+ Ava Shevitt Casting BARDAS Investment Group Big Bus Tours: Los Angeles Bliss Spa Bob Freeman Photography BurgerIM Hollywood Cake- Gourmet Sugar Service Center Stage Cinema Crash Entertainment Custis Law, P.C. DJ Complex Lex DLJ Real Estate Capital Partners Docu-Pro

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Hollywood Chamber of Cammerce 6255 Sunset Blvd, Ste 150 Hollywood, CA 90028 323.469.8311 hollywoodchamber.net

Thank You To Renewing Member Businesses AKA Beverly Hills Amoeba Music Archway Holdings Arslanian and Associates, Inc. Avison Young-Southern California, Ltd Beauty & Essex Briggs Law Campus Hollywood, Inc. Casa de Monte Vista Palm Springs Chocolate Sundaes LLC Concorde Career College - North Hollywood CW Network, The DDD-Hollywood/Gower, LLC Dudas, Ms. Mary Lou FACT Magazine Family Starz Famous Hollywood Dental Care FilmLA Ford Theatre Foundation Fuscoe Engineering, Inc. Godfrey Hollywood Hard Rock Cafe Hollywood on Hollywood Blvd.

Hollywood Historic Hotel, Inc. Hollywood Museum in the Historic Max Factor Building Hustler Hollywood I.A.T.S.E. Local 33 John L. Gile & Associates Kraft-Engel Management, LLC/Cindy K. Braun Line 204 LLC Linoleum City, Inc. Los Angeles Dodgers Matt Fritch May Catering Melrose Business Improvement Association Musso & Frank Grill, The NAI Capital

National Academy Of Recording Arts Netflix, Inc. Picky Print Production, INC. Pig 'N Whistle Pinnacle Designs Proper Companies, The Ripley's Believe It Or Not! Odditorium Southern California Edison SSI / Advanced Post Services Stratford School (Los Angeles Melrose Campus) Stratiscope Sunset Bronson Studios Sunset Gower Studios Television Center The Paley Center for Media Thomas Safran & Associates UGM Enterprises, Inc Youth Policy Institute