CORONA Serving Corona’s Business Community and Cutting Through Government Red Tape since 1910
VOLUME 2, NUMBER 1 JANUARY 2016
BUSINESS NEWS
WITH MARK PEABODY
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he CORONA Chamber of Commerce 2016 Board of Directors recently conducted an annual planning session where they reviewed the Chamber’s successes and shortcomings in 2015. Through a SWOT analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats), charted a course to guide the 105-year organization in making the upcoming year successful. The CORONA Chamber is setting its course for a tremendous growth year – not just in membership, though that is a top priority, but in other areas as well. At the forefront, the Chamber will be very active in cutting through governmental red tape and helping our elected officials to set business-friendly policies and legislation through their strong Legislative Action Committee (LAC). “About 10 years ago, the
2016 CORONA Chamber Initiatives CORONA Chamber started the Legislative Outreach and Advocacy program,” states Mark Peabody, Chairman of the Board, “it was built upon a need to help our businesses. A slogan that is often cited in politics is “If you are not at the table, you are probably on the menu”. We certainly don’t want our member businesses to be on the menu, so we are going to be active in advocating for and protecting the interests of Corona businesses locally as well as at the State and Federal levels of government. While we are proud of this area, we realize there are other items that need to be accomplished and fine-tuned as well.” THE CHAMBER WILL FOCUS ON FOUR MAIN INITIATIVES IN 2016: Membership / Retention: Our goal is to bring the organization to over 1,000 member firms.
Mark Peabody, 2016 Chairman of the Board Events / Programs / Seminars and Fundraisers: To add value to every member firm through excellent programming. Marketing: To get The Chamber’s message out and communicate the great work we are doing to the community-at-large. Economic Development: We want to drive Corona’s economy to have sustainable growth for the next generation. ... Continued on page 6
Tradition is reinstated!
form, our community wants every resident to succeed and be healthy. Common sense tax and health care reform will help employers and employees create successful enterprises and succeed.
theme, Moving Forward Together…chairman Seif outlines the following The LAC’s 2016 Legislative Action Platform outlines various steps from: Eliminating Unnecessary Regulations, the burden on employers at a local, regional, state and national level kills innovation and hurts the local economy Creating Common Sense Tax and Health Care Re-
HOW WE ACHIEVE OUR PURPOSE To achieve our vision, we will continue to reach out to all leaders, agencies, and groups that participate in the policy making process to understand their viewpoint and advocate on behalf of businesses. Some of the activities we will engage in are: Monitor Proposals at the local, regional, state, and national levels that affect our three main goals. ... Continued on page 7
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he CORONA Chamber Foundation is bringing back a tradition to CORONA, THE American pastime – and has partnered with the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim to revive Corona Night with the Angels on Wednesday, April 27 when the Angels will play the 2015 World Champions Kansas City Royals. Tickets can be purchased on the CORONA Chamber web site. Angels Vice President of Communications Tim Mead said Corona Night “used to be a big community event. We’d like to get back to that.” “We know the excitement and community will again embrace this
event,” says Don Williamson, Vice President for the Chamber Foundation and Chair of this event. “The Corona businesses and residents used to look forward to this annual event, and we brought thousands of Coronans to the game.” Prior to running the Chamber, CEO Bobby Spiegel and his family owned an electrical ... Continued on page 7
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I 2016 Legislative Action Plans T he CORONA Chamber’s Legislative Action Committee (LAC) has become a strong ally for the business community. It is often stated, if you are not at the table, you are probably on the menu! Focused on helping Corona as a community to attract, retain and work with employers, the CORONA Chamber has positioned itself to be on the forefront of assisting in job creation and creating career building jobs. Chairing the LAC for 2016 is Dean Seif, immediate past Chairman of the Board for the CORONA Chamber. The LAC meets the first Friday of each, at 8am in the conference room of the CORONA Chamber (904 E Sixth Street, Corona). With the
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n search of numerous amenities, a safe environment, great community for the best golf course, Jeff Yoon, a well-known Korean Golf expert and tour guide, has selected Corona, California as the destination for his program he offers to Korean students. Spending months to train, interview and screen only those students who are serious and want to become pro golfers, Mr. Yoon (38) takes his love for golf, which he has done since he was very young, as well his
determination to train future golf professionals very seriously. The cold weather in Korea does not permit consistent training and practice times. You could call this, living the American Dream, as Mr. Yoon, came to the US at age 10, today is an American Citizen, received his education at Professional Golf Career College (Temecula) and owns Links Golf Academy. With a focus on perfecting all aspects of golf, Mr. Yoon has found Eagle Glen Golf Club the ideal ... Continued on page 6
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Calling Local Businesses and Industry To Join Us! INAUGURAL COLLEGE AND CAREER EXPO!
BOARD OF DIRECTORS Palbinder Badesha Express Employment Professionals Yolanda Carrillo Corona-Norco Family YMCA Jim Gore Vulcan Materials Company Ruth Jaffe Kaiser Permanente Kim Lewis Creative By Design Michael Lin, PhD Corona-Norco Unified School District Michael Meyer California Baptist University Chris Miller Thomas Miller Mortuary and Crematory Paul Parnell, PhD Norco College Linda Pearson Corona Regional Medical Center Lea Petersen Southern California Gas Company Dr. Anthony Pirritano Integrated Medical Center of Corona – CompAccess Mike Quraishi Aladdin Cleaning Services, Inc. Mike Ryan Ryan & Associates Financial Services Don Williamson Corona History Association Jerry Wilson PRMG Liaison for NAVSEA Corona Division Captain Corry Shedd US Navy / Naval Weapons Surface Warfare Center
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ealizing the impact that employment has for our business community, The Corona Chamber of Commerce has teamed up with the Corona-Norco Unified School District to provide students a clear path and options for employment, and career paths. Recognizing the importance of preparing students with the necessary skills to compete in the 21st century workforce, this unique opportunity brings together business, colleges and local schools to showcase the Career Technical Education (CTE) Programs currently being offered throughout the Corona-Norco Unified School District. THREE DISTINCT ACTIVITIES WILL OCCUR DURING THIS EVENT: The CTE Expo – High school teachers and students will greet and meet future students to share the various CTE programs available within the district. CNUSD schools offer programs in 11 industry sectors including: Agriculture and Natural Resources; Arts, Media and Entertainment; Building Trades and Construction; Business and Finance; Energy and Utilities; Engineering and Architecture; Health Sciences and Medical Technology; Information Technology; Manufacturing and Product Development; Public Services; and Transportation. Contact Gina Boster, Director, Career Technical Education, Corona-Norco Unified School District at gboster@cnusd.k12.ca.us for additional information.
RECOGNIZING THE IMPORTANCE OF PREPARING STUDENTS WITH THE NECESSARY SKILLS TO COMPETE IN THE 21ST CENTURY WORKFORCE, THIS UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY BRINGS TOGETHER BUSINESS, COLLEGES AND LOCAL SCHOOLS The Career Day - Over 150 seniors from all CNUSD high schools will participate in mock interviews
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Chairman of the Board Mark Peabody Peabody Engineering & Supply, Inc. Chairman-Elect Don Garling Lifetime Vinyl Fence Supply, Inc. Vice Chair Carolyn Anderson Corrao Waste Management Treasurer/Finance Chair John Weyhgandt GlobalOne Advisors Finance Vice Chair Kerry Pendergast CORONA Chamber Foundation Immediate Past Chairman Dean Seif CARSTAR Allstar Collision President/CEO/Corporate Secretary Bobby Spiegel CORONA Chamber of Commerce
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Bobby Spiegel President/CEO Bobby@CORONAchamber.org Denea Breitenbucher Vice President Denea@CORONAchamber.org Ligia Martinez Events and Member Services Ligia@CORONAchamber.org Ed Lewis Membership Development Ed@CORONAchamber.org Sonja Prince Membership Development Sonja@CORONAchamber.org Stephanie Shapiro Membership Development Stephanie@CORONAchamber.org Corona Business News Graphic Design Creative By Design www.creativebydesign.net
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in a career or industry of interest to them. As Chamber members this is an opportunity to work with our youth conducting one-on-one training sessions. Running concurrently, panelists representing high-demand industries will be speaking to groups of students about careers in manufacturing, engineering, healthcare, gaming, and public and military service. Contact Ann Poloko at apoloko@pacbell.net to volunteer. The Business Expo – Local business and industry will have the unique opportunity to meet aspiring young professionals and showcase their businesses with the community. Chamber members are encouraged, at no charge, to set up a table or booth promoting job and career opportunities. Contact Bobby Spiegel at Bobby@CORONAchamber.org for additional information. CALL US TODAY TO GET INVOLVED! • Contact : Bobby Spiegel Bobby@CORONAchamber.org 951-737-3350 • Showcase your business with the community • Promote career opportunities at your business • Promote internship opportunities • Learn how to get involved with your local schools • Learn how to get involved with the Corona-Norco Unified School District’s Career Technical Education Program (CTE)
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 29
What Every Business Must Know HUMAN RESOURCE AND LABOR LAW CHANGES IN 2016
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etworking and Business updates – learning the latest and greatest of things going in and around our community – is on the serving plate for the Good Morning CORONA (GMC) meetings. “These 90-minutes, interactive, lead generating sessions are jammed packed with great information” says Jon Haratyk of Living Better 101. Haratyk is the ‘guest’ emcee for the January 29 event. “It is amazing to see so many business leaders attend this early (6:30am check in, breakfast buffet and networking time) meeting. When we were brand new opening our business, we attended the GMC, and we met potential clients immediately
– many have become lifelong friends, and clients!” January’s event will be sponsored by Norco College. Hear from HR and Labor Law expert and certified trainer Vikita Poindexter sharing about new laws effective 2016 that govern many Human Resources and operating business. Early bird pricing is $25, for CORONA Chamber members is $20 if paid by January 22. Plan now for February’s GMC – Friday, February 26 – for a presentation and full update on the 91 freeway construction. The event is sponsored by Riverside County Transportation Commission (RCTC).; guest emcee Yolanda Carrillo. Event sponsored by:
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f you ever get frustrated with your “Smart phone” then you will definitely want to attend February 3, Women’s Leadership Luncheon (11:30am – 1pm) with speaker Mary Barnett. Mary has a way to take technology and dissect the terminology into plain English, provide short cuts and explanations for various applications and demonstrate how to make money with your mobile phone! Mary is the owner of a certified woman-owned small business called Another Brilliant Idea, Inc. (ABI). ABI has been a boutique marketing firm since 1988, with expertise in various marketing channels that have created brilliant results for their corporate, government and retail clientele. Since in 2007, her focus has been offering targeted mobile technology solutions, branded as Brilliant Mobile Solutions. Known as “MobileMary” in the industry, she hosted a radio show for 2 years sharing her passion and expertise in Mobile Technology with her listening audience. She continues to speak nationally, as she loves “Talking Tech” to audiences of all sizes, and shows her audiences the latest Apps and Technologies that will make their personal and business life easier and more fun!
Mary has over 25 years of experience in Promotional Marketing Strategy and has produced award winning events, B2B and Consumer Promotions that utilize cutting-edge, green solutions with Mobile, Social and Digital Marketing Campaigns with proven results. Come meet this incredible lady as she shares her talent with all of us on February 3. Location is Sizzler Restaurant (1461 Rimpau Avenue at Magnolia and I-15). Check in, networking and lunch begins at 11:30am. Be sure to register early and capture the savings, log on to CORONAchamber.org or call 951-737-3350.
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n any given school day, you can walk into Auburndale Intermediate School’s new design lab afterschool and find students – Robodogs - working diligently on building robots for competition. Similar efforts for the STEM Academy are found on Corona High and Raney Intermediate campuses. These three (3) schools make up the Corona STEM Academy. With the support of the CORONA Chamber of Commerce, the Corona STEM Acad-
emy is hosting the Inaugural Corona STEM Academy VEX Robotics competition on February 13, 2016. This is very exciting for the students and staff that work with them. Pete D’Agostino, STEM Coordinator at Auburndale Intermediate, and Kristian Johnson, STEM Coordinator at Corona High, are working hard to put together the pieces of this amazing competition. Each school has two (2) teams consisting of a dozen students will be competing. Up to 21 other Teams from all over southern California school districts outside of CNUSD will converge in Corona for this competition. WHAT EXACTLY IS GOING TO HAPPEN? Students will arrive and have their robots inspected to make sure they follow the specifications allowed for competition. The game that students will participate in is called Nothing But Net. In this game, robots must shoot grapefruit-sized foam balls into a high or low goal. After this, they will attempt to lift other robots off the floor. The more successful in shooting goals and lifting robots, the more points a team will earn. After several rounds of competing, a
THE VEX ROBOTICS COMPETITION PREPARES STUDENTS TO BECOME FUTURE INNOVATORS WITH 95% OF PARTICIPANTS REPORTING AN INCREASED INTEREST IN STEM SUBJECT AREAS. number of teams will be eliminated and the remaining teams will battle for the top spot. Teams that win will gain entry into the World Championships. There is more than one way to qualify for World Championships. Teams can also win in categories of Design, Programming Skills, and Sportsmanship. COLLABORATION Students from RCC Norco’s STEM Club have been mentoring the students at Auburndale Intermediate, helping shape their ideas and provide guidance
in the engineering design process. In addition to learning valuable engineering skills, students gain life skills such as teamwork, perseverance, communication, collaboration, project management, and critical thinking. The VEX Robotics Competition prepares students to become future innovators with 95% of participants reporting an increased interest in STEM subject areas and pursuing STEM-related careers. There are many opportunities to participate in this event. Anyone can volunteer to be Referees, Field Reset assistants, Judges, Scorers, Inspectors, and Queuing Assistants, and other positions by contacting Pete D’Agostino at 951736-3231. If you want to just come and cheer on the teams from Auburndale and Corona High, you can do that, too.
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he first quarter’s luncheon for the Corona Chamber of Commerce titled “Dream and Achieve”, will feature speaker Jeffrey Barnes, renowned author and professor at California Baptist University. Slated for Friday, February 19 at 11:30am in the beautiful banquet hall of Eagle Glen Golf Club (1800 Eagle Glen Parkway), the event will include recognition for the following businesses: Award of Excellence in Manufacturing will be ESL Power Systems, Inc.; Award of Excellence in Retail will be Eduardo’s Mexican Restaurant;
Award of Excellence in Service will be Living Better Strategies 101 and the Chairman’s Award will be presented to FST Sand & Gravel. Early registration is $60 per member, table of 10 is $550; nonmember pricing is $75 per person. Log on to CORONAchamber.org or call 951737-3350. Those who have paid registration by January 31 will receive a signed copy of The Wisdom of Walt by keynote speaker, Jeffrey Barnes. Additional books can be purchased for $24.95 (plus tax) through the Chamber as well.
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The Award of Excellence for Manufacturing will be presented to ESL Power Systems, Inc. Since its inception in the early 1990’s, ESL Power Systems, Inc. has emerged as an innovative leader in the design and manufacturing of safety-interlock solutions including: • Electrical connecting devices for refrigerated containers and RTGs • Ship-to-shore power connection equipment • Manual transfer switches for emer-
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gency power • Company switches for set stage applications • Shipyard power distribution equipment • Wayside power connection applications As a certified small business, ESL Power Systems, Inc. is proud to offer solutions with the lowest cost of ownership in the industry. ESL demonstrates its continuous commitment to customers by delivering
sound workmanship on time and within budget. ESL also takes pride in being environmentally conscious. From recycling in the office to manufacturing products that support clean electrical power, ESL seeks out solutions to reduce pollution and minimize our carbon footprint.
EDUARDO’S MEXICAN RESTAURANT NG reDIwill Eduardo’s Mexican Restaurant N A T S T U OFIT ceive the Award ofOExcellence NON-PR in Retail. A regular eating establishment for many CORONA residents and businesspeople, Eduardo’s feature numerous homemade and family created recipes. Their fresh ingredients along with quick service provide those with a limited time for lunch can receive quality food, in short time and fair pricing. With a family owned business, there are many hats to wear for different
family members, but the Cortez family ensures the traditions continue and the patrons are the beneficiaries. “Only the finest meats and freshest vegetables, straight from the market, find their way into our kitchen. Once there, they are cooked following traditional recipes in order to bring out the true flavors of authentic Mexican cooking. Our extensive menu offers a wide selection of dishes for every taste. They range from traditional to modern recipes, appeal-
ing to everyone. We offer options for those with most special dietary needs including vegetarian entrees.” Located at 513 W Sixths Street in Corona, Eduardo’s is open daily for dining in or take out. You can call in your food orders to 951-340-3772.
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Living Better 101 is being honored with the Award of Excellence in Service. Living Better 101 is a professional financial coaching school with a simple process to guide you every step of the way to your own personal financial freedom. The company’s philosophy and efforts is assisting individuals and corporations in cleaning up their credit. “Often credit reports have errors or items that should not be on there, impacting the credit line NG ANDFIgetting or preventing someone IT OUTSNTfrom RO or better interest rates,N aO new-Ploan purchase new items,” says founder Connie Larsen. Starting her business after
being a satisfied client herself, Connie has developed a system that teaches their clients to do this so ongoing basis. Their successes are accomplished by each patron as a regular review of credit reports are needed in so many daily business operations or consumer purchases. Among a series of 10 questions is a test you can take, with the answers shown immediately. The one that surprises most people is #10 Credit reports that the bureaus send to you are the same as the ones they sell to banks and mortgage brokers (True or False)…the answer is False…and a phrase afterwards from Connie: “If you
got all ten right, you probably already have a handle on this credit stuff, you are probably on your way to excellent credit or maybe even a member of the 800 club. Good for you. If you didn’t know all the answers, you are in the right place…Ready, set, learn!”
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Mark Peabody, Chairman of the Board for the CORONA Chamber of Commerce, states “FST Sand & Gravel really showed true commitment to our community. Over the years they have supported numerous organizations and agencies, and without expecting anything in return. This past year, they offered Peppermint Ridge, a home for individuals with disabilities, a challenge which resulted in FST to match $100,000 of new monies raised by the 55 year old organization. We are grateful for Frank Smith and his team for setting the bar in philanthropic out-
reach.” Smith’s companies do many of these ‘projects’ but often anonymously. “This is even more cause to acknowledge and recognize Frank Smith and his team at FST Sand and Gravel.” Founded in 1950, Frank Smith Trucking & Equipment is a mid-sized trucking company in Corona, California. It has 30 full time employees and generates an estimated $2.2 million in annual revenue. For decades, Frank Smith has operated FST Sand and Gravel (21780 Temescal Canyon Rd, Corona, CA 92883). Frank and his team keep to themselves and con-
tribute mostly anonymously without any big fanfare or acknowledgement. Throughout the years, FST have selected numerous non-profit agencies to benefit from their generosity – initially with donated product and labor, and over the past few years, the outreach from FST has increased more and more.
Keynote Speaker: Jeffrey Barnes Matching the theme of “Dream and Achieve”, The Wisdom of Walt which has taken storm throughout Southern California, will captivate the minds of those attending. Jeffrey Barnes is a professor at California Baptist University. Why did Walt Disney build Disneyland? Because he wanted one! Can success really be that simple? It can be when you know what you want and you are willing to do what it takes to get there. Disneyland began as one man’s dream on a park bench one Saturday afternoon. Today, it is a symbol of success and an example of entrepreneurial leadership around the world. In Jeff
Barnes’ The Wisdom of Walt, discover how Walt Disney took action to transform his dreams into the concrete reality we still benefit from sixty years later. Disneyland’s story is one every student of success (business owner, CEO, VP or achiever) should know. Barnes will share “instead of being a place of escape, Disneyland will become for you a model of success – learn how the Park can challenge you to live your dream, inspire you to take action, and teach you how to create your own magic so that every day for you is as fun as a day at Disneyland. For more information on the luncheon, please call at the Corona Chamber of Commerce at 951-737-3350 or visit CORONAchamber.org.
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MARK PEABODY cont’d Membership / Retention: With a goal to bring the organization to over 1,000 member firms, the focus will be enhancing the membership status for businesses. Formulating a process to improve customer relations through more contact and visible outreach, the chamber aims to broaden their impact of creating a strong local economy. Our plans include hiring a consummate professional to represent the Chamber through relationship-building with our existing member firms as well as new prospective members. The goal is to identify the needs of our existing members and insure that our Chamber is exceeding the value of their annual membership dues through service, advocacy and programming that helps their businesses in a tangible way. Events / Programs / Seminars and Fundraisers: This team will evaluate the various impacts each Chamber event has on the business community. Providing Networking Opportunities as well as making a difference for the Chamber’s members are the key elements to consider. What economic impact is accomplished by hosting these various programs or events? How can they impact our businesses and community in a positive way by fulfilling unmet needs and setting Corona apart as a premier location for businesses to call their home? Marketing: From updating our web site to maximize the new realities of cyberspace significance to a clear and
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consistent message of our successes, the Marketing Initiative team will engage our membership base and insure that we not only provide products and services important to them, but also keep them abreast of things the Chamber is doing to protect their interests and offer educational opportunities to help them run their companies better. The primary goal of the Marketing Committee is to understand our base, respond to their needs, both known and unknown, and provide a clear message back to them so they can see how their membership dues are paying off in spades. Economic Development: The world has changed in the last 20 years and it continues to change at an alarming rate. Detroit did not see the world changing around them and now it lies in ruins as many thriving businesses declined and disappeared. Today, the most valuable retailer (Alibaba) has no inventory, the largest taxi company (Uber) owns no vehicles and the largest accommodation provider (Airbnb) owns no real estate. If we as a chamber do not recognize the trends that are shaping our future and communicate those trends to our membership base, we will all go the way of Detroit. In addition, we believe that Corona can be the Jewel of The Inland Empire with a re-vitalized downtown, convention venues and upscale restaurants, retail and entertainment, all of which will attract businesses to locate here in the future. Our Economic Devel-
What Are They Saying? “Core Insight Systems is a startup company offering new technology to help manufacturers realize significant productivity gains. As we evaluated how to bring this technology to market, we noticed the vibrant manufacturing community in the City of Corona. We could not have chosen a better location to launch our business because of the Corona Chamber of Commerce When we call a local business to discuss our technology - being a member of the Chamber will get our call answered. The Corona Chamber is one of the most effective networking groups I have ever seen.” –RALPH FUTCH, CORE INSIGHT SYSTEMS opment team will work in identifying these trends, work with the City of Corona on business-friendly ordinances and help create a culture to attract the business moguls of tomorrow, helping Corona to become a shining city on a hill for the next generation. With an active Board of 22 members, the Chamber embraces the challenges we face ahead and is striving for excellence in every area outlined above. In 2016, it won’t be “business as usual” at The Corona Chamber; together the all-volunteer board of directors under the leadership of Chairman Mark Pea-
body and CEO Bobby Spiegel will strive to reach new heights and set the bar of excellence for other chambers of commerce to emulate. The Chamber’s underlying goal for 2016 is to provide value to its member base that far outweighs the investment they make in membership dues. Together, we as business leaders can do far more than any one of us can do alone. Not a member yet? Now would be a great time to join the fray and be a part of the amazing opportunities we have ahead. For more information, visit The Chamber’s website at www.mychamber.org.
ing up children who have a desire and potential to expand their golf skills, and two (2) months of the year in the United States. Mr. Yoon takes his task very seriously, citing “This is a chance of lifetime for these students.” Most come from moderate to well-earned incomed families. “The community of Corona has become a real destination point for our program. Working with a variety of outlets, from Eagle Glen Golf
of dozens of youth are coming to your facility for a full day of training and activities, you begin to have various thoughts enter your mind. “Seeing this first hand has been a wonderful experience for all of our staff,” said Peter Dalkas, General Manager at Eagle Glen Golf Club, and father of two teenagers, “they [students] are polite, well-groomed, and eager to learn as much as possible.” Mr. Yoon is looking forward to con-
Club, to the realtors that find housing, to the local restaurants, and numerous shopping days, this has been a delight.” Scott Flowers, golf pro at Eagle Glen mentioned, “When Mr. Yoon first contacted us and went through the plans for bringing multiple groups of students, we felt honored, and up for this unique challenge. With so many youth, and adult parents coming, would the students get the training and experience outlined in the discussion?” As you can imagine, when discussions
tinuing his venture of ‘US Training Golf in Corona’. “Everyone has been welcoming; the Golf Course is considered one of the best in the country; and the community seems to have embraced our visit.” With recent violence in Southern California and the world, it is reassuring to see, others seeking the American Dream, to work through the system and when they want to find their “ideal paradise” they come to Corona, California.
DESTINATION CORONA cont’d location for his company and students. “The professional staff at Eagle Glen are great ambassadors for our students,” says Mr. Yoon. “We need to have a facility that will work with us and the rigorous schedule we have. I love the course, it has a great practice facility.” A group can have up to 35+ attend-
ees, and with teaching staff could exceed 45. This is after some 8 months of grueling interviews, teaching, and screening potential students. Housing for these students are in private homes that Mr. Yoon’s company coordinates. Married with one child (3 years old) the Yoon’s travel to Korea often, lin-
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ith tight budgets and the need to procure office supplies, I insist on our staff purchasing from Office Depot. The CORONA Chamber has put together a special discount pro-gram that is good for all business and consumers—in fact, you do not have to be a member to take advantage of it. Rather than put many words together, see the slips of purchase below.
contracting company. “We used Corona Night as “mid-year thank you to our staff.” One year the company bought 140 tickets and chartered three buses for the ride to the game. “Fond memories come to mind,” Spiegel said. “as we prepared hamburgers and hot dogs, kind of a tailgate theme – at our company parking prior to leaving for the game.” Times have changed since then, and the Angel’s organization and Corona Chamber are working with Metrolink to secure tickets for transportation as well – those details are pending at this time. This year, the game is on Administrative Professionals Day – a great opportunity for all businesses to consider bringing their team from work, along with family members. An official kick off for the Corona Night will be on Thursday, February 11 at 8am the CORONA Chamber offices (904 E Sixth Street). Our main speaker will be Ross Newhan, who covered the Los Angeles Angels beginning their first year, 1961 and many years after. Mr. Newhan is
in the writer’s section of the Baseball Hall of Fame and is a legend of baseball journalism. We invite all interested Angel fans, businesses and residents to attend. The Chamber Foundation will provide bagels and coffee. Reservations preferred, go on line at CORONAchamber.org or call 951-737-3350. Ordering your tickets through the Chamber for the April 27 game, will come with a special incentive, where each ticket purchased can come with an official Angel’s baseball cap! Prices for View seats will be $12 (add an Angel’s baseball cap for $6); the Lower Level MVP section will include an Angel’s baseball cap are $30 each; and the Field Allstar tickets also include an Angel’s baseball cap are $40 each. “We are limited on the number of tickets we reserved, and encourage people to secure their reservations now,” stated Williamson, “remember this is a fundraiser, and our number one goal is to fulfill some of the financial needs of various charitable causes.” –Jerry Soifer contributed to this article
Items purchased are identical, the only difference, the far right one used the special Store Purchasing Program uniquely negotiated for the CORONA Chamber with Office Depot—anywhere! My purchase went from $117.67 to $41.34 by using the card below (copy it, use it and save on your purchases!!) The savings was so dramatic, I repurchased the same items so I could have a receipt for the initial pricing—to show all of you! If you have questions, contact the CORONA Chamber and our team will share with you other benefits and values of being a member! Happy Shopping!! For more information call the CORONA Chamber of Commerce 951-737-3350.
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2016 LEGISLATIVE ACTION cont’d Sit down on a regular basis with the leaders, elected and appointed, who make decisions that directly affect our three main goals. Report out monthly to the Chamber Board of Directors and Corona business owners on developments in our areas of focus. “LAC is an integral component to our overall success as a chamber,” said Mark Peabody 2016 CORONA Chamber Chairman of the Board. “Ensuring the business climate is right, is our commitment to the business community present and future!” The LAC Platform will focus on the following 8 areas (a full detailed report is available on line, 24/7 at CORONAchamber.org) • Development • Regional Issues • Energy • Transportation, Infrastructure and the Environment • Business Attraction and Retention
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The CORONA Chamber of Commerce has been operating since 1910 in providing ‘resources for prosperity’ for the businesses and community of CORONA, CA. This Chamber represents the interest of business in the greater CORONA service area by providing its members networking opportunities, promoting the community, and engaging federal, state, and local officials in order to improve the economic prosperity of the Inland Southern California region. With a membership of over 800 businesses, representing over 55,000 jobs, the CORONA Chamber is the voice of business. Learn more by visiting www.CORONAchamber.
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Join Our Family ... Get Listed WithThese Businesses! 12 Hour Express 3 Men’s Suits 129 3M Corona 3rd Screen Ads 55 Plus Real Estate and Relocation 6th Street Shell 9 Round A Cone Zone, Inc. A Driver 4 U, LLC A Family Dental Practice A S J Industrial Hose & Fittings ABC Hopes, Inc. ABG Acquistion Corp. Ability Counts, Inc. ABNC Global Accent Plastics, Inc. Access Energy Solution Acology, Inc. AD/S Companies ADT Security Services Advance Beauty Techs Academy Advanced Flow Engineering, Inc. Aerophysics Research Instruments, LLC Aerosports Trampoline Park Corona Affiniti Cruise Travel Aflac - Joni Billings AIG Financial Network AIM Mail Center - Eagle Glen Aircraft Spruce & Specialty Co. Aire Serv Aladdin Cleaning Services, Inc. All American Asphalt All In Construction Co. All Insurance Services, LLC All Magic Paint & Body All Occasion Party Rentals All Pro Painting, Inc. Allegra Marketing - Print - Mail Alliance For Family Wellness All-Mobile Bail Bonds Allstate - Erica Pompa Lewis Alpha Laser, Inc. Alpha Pole & Fitness Altek Media Group Altura Credit Union - Corona Branch Alvord Unified School District Amec Foster Wheeler American Cancer Society - Riverside American Cleaners American Diabetes Association American Lung Association American Medical Response American National MFG, Inc. American Pacific Mortgage American Technical Services, Inc. Ameriflex Anderson Business Coaching Angela’s Casino Entertainment Animal Hospital of Eagle Glen Animal Medical Center of Corona Aqueous Technologies Airon Design Arbonne International - Budiselic Arthur W. Kilkuts, DMD As You Like It Event Design & Catering Ash W. Shenouda, CPA Ashley Craig Pet Products, Inc. Assemblyman Eric Linder Atkinson/Walsh, A Joint Venture Audio Video Duplicating Authority Mortgage Auto Aide Towing Automatic Data Processing (ADP) Automobile Club of So. CAL. Avant-Garde FFA Avenue Electric AVT, Inc. AW Associates, Inc. Awards & Specialties Axianta Financial Partners, Inc. Ayoub & Associates, Inc. Ayres Suites Corona West B J’s Restaurant & Brewhouse B M W of Riverside B/E Aerospace Babcock Laboratories, Inc. Badlands BBQ Baghouse & Industrial Sheet Metal Services Bairco Saw Works Bank of America - Sixth Street Bank of America - Green River Basic Occupational Training Basil Thai Noodle & Grill BBQ Outlet BCFW Wealth Management Bear Alignment & Brake Service Best, Best & Krieger, LLP Betty Jean O’Donnell, Realtors BHElectric, Inc. Bicycles for Children Big Al’s Pizza Bill Bailey, Realtor/Broker Blue Moon Marketing Group Blumenthal Law Offices Bobcat Properties and Farms Brake Masters Brenner - Fiedler Brightman Dental Brite Energy Brookdale Magnolia Brother 2 Brother Catering Browning Dodge Buffalo Wild Wings Corona Buhler Associates Patents Building Industry Association Burger Basket Corona Burger Boss C and C Development C P I Financial & Insurance Services C P I Properties C9 Balloons Cactus Cantina - Riverside Cain & Associates Cal-Draulics, Inc. California Baptist University California Cosmetics California Inland Empire Council Boy Scouts of America California State University San Bernardino Calvary Chapel Corona Calvert Real Properties Canon Business Solutions Cappuccine, Inc. Care Pharmacy Carl’s Jr / Bernard Karcher Investments, Inc. CARSTAR Allstar Collision, Inc. Cash In USA Castle & Cooke (The Crossings) Central City Community Health Center Centro Libre Century 21 Garland Realty, Inc. Century 21 Masters CEO Business Brokerage & Services Chamber Marketing Partners, LLC Champion Grooming & Training Char Killingsworth
Charlie’s Cause, Inc. Chasing Bubbles Chef Callahan Chick-Fil-A - Hidden Valley Chick-Fil-A - The Crossings Chino Commercial Bank CHOC Children’s Health Center Inland Empire Christopher Jonathan Ramirez, EA & Associates, LLC Circle City Foods, Inc. Circle City Marketing Circle City Notary Circle City Optometry Circle City Rotary Circle City Towing CIRCOR Aerospace, Inc. Citizens Business Bank Citrus City Grille Citrus Valley Medical Associates, Inc. Citrus Village, LLC City of Corona City of Hope Clayson, Mann, Yaeger & Hansen Cliff’s Pest Control, Inc. Cline Chiropractic Care, Inc. Clint Copas Farmers Insurance Clive Taylor Insurance Agencies CLM Business Development Center Clover Mill Graphics, LLC CODA Energy Coffee News Combined Insurance Community Access Network FFA Community Bank Compaccess Compare Carpets and Hard Floors Computer Sciences Corporation - Norco Confused Chef Aprons Congregation Beth Shalom Congressman 42nd District, Ken Calvert ConnectingU Marketing Consolidated Electrical Distributors Cooke Enterprises - Eastvale, Norco Mira Loma & West Corona Shopping Guide Core Insight Systems Cornerstone Escrow, Inc. Corona Antique Gallery Corona Auto Body Corona BBQ Islands Corona Cinco De Mayo Committee Corona Clinica Medica Familiar Corona Clipper Corona Community AME Church Corona Del Rey Apartments Corona Elks Lodge #2045 Corona Fire Safety Foundation Corona Firefighter’s Association, IAFF Local #3757 Corona Fit Body Boot Camp Corona Hardwood Corona Historic Preservation Society Corona History Association Corona Host Lions Club Corona Industrial Park Corona Ink and Toner Supply Corona Life Services, Pregnancy Clinic Corona Magazine of Values Corona Magnetics, Inc. Corona Mall Urgent Care Corona National Little League CORONA Networking $olutions Corona Nissan Corona Norco Rescue Mission Corona Norco Schools Educational Foundation Corona Physical Medicine Corona Police Community Partnership (CPCP) Corona Police Officers Association - C.P.O.A. Corona Public Library Foundation Corona Regional Medical Center - CRMC Corona Rose Flowers & Gifts Corona Rotary Club Corona Spectrum Executive Suites Corona Town Farmer’s Market Corona USA Tae Kwon Do Center Corona-Norco Day of the Child Corona-Norco Family YMCA Corona-Norco Republican Women’s Club Corona-Norco Settlement House Corona-Norco Unified School District Corona-Norco United Way Cortez Jewelers, Inc. Cosmedx Science Costco Wholesale Couts Heating & Cooling, Inc. Covenant Life Christian Fellowship Cover My Heart Cowboy Surfer Grill Cracked Screens Creamistry Creative By Design Creative Color Printing, Inc. Credit Card Processing Service Crestlawn Memorial Park and Mortuary CrossFit Corona Crossroads Christian Church Crossroads Travel Crown and Stache Barber Co. Crown Gold Exchange Cruise One - Hathaway & Associates Crumbles Cookies Crusberg-Decker Insurance Services, Inc. Crystal Roses CTC Brokers & Associates, Inc. Curves / Jenny Craig D F I - DiGerolamo Family Insurance Dart Container Corporation Dash Express Daum Commercial Properties Dave Schulman Photography Dave’s Muffler and Hitch Dealer’s Cup Casino Entertainment Dean & Company, LLC Deborah Nance, iReverse Home Loans, LLC NMLS#810502/202003 Decra Roofing Systems, Inc. Del Taco #1168 Delightful Travels Dellbrook Guest Home Dena M. Mintz, O.D. APC Denny’s - McKinley Department of Water & Power Dental Associates of Corona Destined To Travel, LLC Developing Projects For Finance Changes Developlus, Inc. Dickey’s Barbecue Pit Dickman & Holt Do It American
Doorinstaller.com, Inc. Dos Lagos Golf Course DoubleTree by Hilton Ontario Airport Douglas Consulting Downs Energy Dr. Leita J. Harris - Nurturing You Women’s Health & Wellness Dr. Oariona Lowe & Dr. Evangelos Rossopoulos Dr. Seth Bernstein & Dr. Lisa Benham Dumont Property Management Duralum Products, Inc. Eagle Glen Golf Club Eagle Glen Homeowners Association Eastvale Banners & Design Echo 3 Technologies, Inc. DBA One Hour AC & Heating Eduardo’s Mexican Restaurant Edward Jones Investments Eibach Springs, Inc. El Chivazo Salvadorian Restaurant El Ranchito Taco Shop Elan Associates, Ltd. Electricity & Power Station Elegance by Robin Ellie’s Virtual Assistance EmbroidMe Corona Emerald Escrow, Inc. Enterprise Emotional Ethics ESL Power Systems, Inc. Estancia Del Sol (West Living) Esystems Ethan Allen Euro Tech Alliance Euryale Brewing Co. Exacta Plastics, Inc. Excelsior Public Charter Schools Exit Blue Water Realty Express Employment Professionals F S T Sand & Gravel, Inc. Faith Fellowship Bible Church FALCON Engineering Services, Inc. Fairway Independent Mort. Co. Far More Transportation Services Farmer Boys - Lincoln Ave. Farmers Insurance Fast 5 Pizza Fastech Enterprises Corp. Fastrack Escrow, Inc. Fatima Bialon - Healthcare Management Consultant Fender U S A Financial Investors Group Fire Sprinkler Inspections, Inc. First Bank First Citizens Bank First Class Rentals / First Class Events First Congregational Church First Packaging Systems, Inc. First Step Independent Living Fish-O-Licious Fitness 19 Flex Wireless / Simply Prepaid T-Mobile Flip Creative Consulting Flood Relief, Inc. Focal Instincts, LLC Food Runners Foremost Communities French Medical Corp. Friends of Leaps & Bounds FRMC Mortgage Bankers Frutarom USA, Inc. Fuego 360 G & G Risk Management Consultants, Inc. Gallant Risk & Insurance Services, Inc. GF Investments Gilbert F. Sanchez, DDS, Inc. Glasspirations - Stained & Leaded Glass Glen Eden Sun Club Glen Ivy Golf Course Glen Ivy RV Park Owners Association Global Learning Partners, Inc. GlobalOne Advisors, Inc. Go Mobile for LIfe Gold Star Business Solutions Gold’n West Surplus, Inc. Good Shepherd Pet Hospital and Hotel Goosehead Insurance Gorgeous Skincare Gorilla Islands, LLC Grace Graphics Grady Garrison’s Paint & Auto Body Graebel Los Angeles Movers Grand Canyon University Green - R Turf Green River Golf Club Green River Promenade Gymboree Play & Music, Corona H & R Block - Erik Hassold, CPA Habitat for Humanity, Riverside Hagemeyer North America Hair & Beyond Beauty Supply & Salon Hamner Towing, Inc. Hampton Inn Norco / Corona North Handyman Contractor Hankow Food, Inc. Hanson Aggregates Harvey’s Autotech Healthcare Resource Group Hemborg Ford Hendrickson Bros Hidden Valley Plaza - Corona Hillside Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc. Hobby Town U S A Hole in One Jerky, Inc. Holiday Inn Express & Suites Holstrom, Sissung and Block, APLC Family Law Attorney Home Depot - McKinley Home Depot - Ontario Ave. Home Instead Senior Care Home Pride II, Inc. Homemex Realty & REO, Inc. Honda Cars of Corona Hope & Wellness Clinical Trial, Inc. Hope Recovery Center, Inc. Horizon Solar Power HRM Facilities Services, Inc. Humana Hunnys Cafe Hyde & Hyde, Inc. IGT Lighting, Inc. IHOP - Corona Imagine This imortgage Impact Canopies USA Independent Construction Inspection Industrial Equipment Solutions, Inc. Inland Audio Visual - Rhythm Inland Empire Business Review
Inland Empire Latino Lawyers Association, Inc. Inland Empire Networkers Inland Empire Spine & Disc, Laser, Inc. Inland Heart Doctors Medical Group Inland Smog and Repair In-N-Out - Compton Ave. In-N-Out - Serfus Club/Wardlow Ave. Innovative Infusion Solutions, LLC Insperity Inspire Life Skills Training, Inc. Instant Imprints Integrated Medical Center of Corona - CompAccess International E-Z Up, Inc. Irene’s European House Cleaning Service ISU Insurance Services - Willingham, Combs & Starkey ITT Technical Institute - Corona J.P. Morgan Chase Bank Janda Company, Inc. Janet Goeske Foundation Jani-King JDR-Architects Jerome’s Furniture Warehouse Jerry’s Brake & Tire Pros Jersey Mike’s Subs - McKinley Jersey Mike’s Subs #20123 Jersey’s Pizza & Italian Restaurant JH Cosmetics, Inc. Jim Cambruzzi Electric Jim Dorsey Commercial Photography Jimmy John’s Gourmet Sandwiches JMW Insurance Solutions Johnny’s Auto Color & Body Werx Jos A. Bank Joseph Holt Plastering, Inc. K & A Engineering, Inc. K.M. Kelley and Associates Kabob Hutt Kaiser Permanente Kangen Water - Wellness Solutions Kap Medical Karol Kares/Nancy Here Charitable Org. Kate Ordoñez, LegalShield Kawata Orthodontics Keil Electric Keller Williams – Chacon Group Keller Williams Realty Corona Martha Figueroa Keller Williams Realty Corona Laurie Gallardo Keller Williams Realty Corona - Betty Jean O’Donell Keller Williams Realty Corona Corporate Office Keller Williams Realty CoronaShannon Seif Kelley Law Kerr & Amatulli Certified Public Accountants Kids Rock Free Program Kidyz Kingdom Klaus Home Repair & Construction Inc. Kobelco Compressors America, Inc. Kohl’s Department Store - Tuscany Ave. Kohl’s Department Store - Hidden Valley KOLA FM / KCAL FM Konica Minolta Business Solutions U S A, Inc. Kountry Folks Homestyle Restaurant, Inc. Kraktronix Technical Services KWC Engineers L & E Integrated Solutions L T Office Products LA Fitness - Corona LA Fitness - Norco La Sierra University Foundation Lakeshore Plaza - Dos Lagos Office, LLC Landmark Payroll Langenberg Financial Services Largest Mixer Larry H. Miller Toyota Corona Law Office of Brissman & Nemat Law Offices of Alfonso Morales, PC Law Offices of Brad Husen Law Offices of Eric Michael Papp Law Offices of Mary Jean Pedneau Law Offices of Polsky & Gavigan Law Offices of Thomas R. Chapin Lawrence Koning, M.D. LegalShield Lejon of California, Inc. Len Demchak, CFP Lenity Technology Leo Robles Real Estate and Investments Leticia Hammond - Mary Kay, Independent Beauty Consultant Lexani Companies Lexus of Riverside Liane Thomas and The Jet Team Lifetime Vinyl Fence Supply, Inc. Lifetouch Prestige Portraits Link U Web Design & Marketing Lionel E. Rentschler, DDS, A Professional Corporation Live From Memphis Piano Bar Live Nation at Riverside Municipal Auditorium LivHome, Inc. Living Better 101 Local Community Guides Logos Architecture Lois Tomlinson, CPA Lone Star Steakhouse Los Portales Lovely Locks Hair Studio Loyal Connection Lucas Oil Pit Stop Lucas Oil Products, Inc. Lucky 13 Sweets & Treats Bakery Luminary Leaders Luminex Software, Inc. Luna Modern Mexican Kitchen M.C.A. Clay Roof Tile Machine Control Technologies Mad Props Photo Booths Maes & Associates Main Street Deli Main Street Dental Group Majestic Sign Studio Management One Property Management Mantra Indian Cuisine Marcello’s Pizza - Corona Marcello’s Pizza - Norco Marco’s Pizza Maria’s Mexican Kitchen Marie Callender’s Mark V Products Martin Associates Brokerage Massage Envy Mathnasium of Corona
Max International - Maria Munoz Association Maynard Pogue, DDS McDonald’s #11642 - McKinley McDonald’s #26487 - Ontario Ave. McDonald’s #29479 - Inside Walmart McDonald’s #4869 - Lincoln McDonald’s #8036 - Magnolia McFadden-Dale Industrial Hardware McMahon Lynch Law Firm, Inc. Medi-Cal Consulting Services, Inc. Melissa Saldana Menchie’s Frozen Yogurt Mercedes-Benz, Sprinter, Porsche, Audi, Smart & Pre-Owned Meritage Homes Metro Property Solutions Metropolitan Water District of So. CA METSA Cost Recovery Services Michael D. Reaume Insurance Services, Inc. Midpoint Bearing Miguel’s Jr - Compton Avenue Miguel’s Jr - Hamner Avenue Miguel’s Jr - Sixth Street Miguel’s Jr - Sixth Street (Original Location) Miguel’s Restaurant – Frontage Miguel’s Restaurant - Dos Lagos Mike Raahauge Shooting Enterprises Millennium Pipeline Minka Lighting Monica Bailey - Life Coach Mentor Monster Energy Company Mortgage Lending Solutions Mr You Express Mudge Fasteners, Inc. My Father’s House Church Int’l N D R Therapeutic Riding N2 Publishing Nalin Nanayaykkara, M.D. Inc NAPA Auto Parts National Cine Media National City Tourism and Marketing District National Inn National Ram Business Systems National Ready Mixed Concrete Company Nationwide Cost Recovery Services Nationwide Smart Alarms Nationwide Sports and Education Foundation Natural Balance Pet Foods, Inc. Nature’s Specialties Mfg. Navy Federal Credit Union NCH Galleries NECA (National Electrical Contractors Association) New Beginnings Community Church New Dimensions Escrow New York Life NIR Plumbing, Inc. Norco College Norco Valley Dental Northwestern Mutual - Edward Lee, CLU®, ChFC®, CASL®, CFP® Nurse Next Door Nurturing You Women’s Health & Wellness Nutrition by Max Muscle Corona/ Norco OC Elder Law O’Connell Landscape Maintenance OctoClean Office Depot #2324 - El Camino Olive Branch Christian School Omega Firearms U.S.A. OneAmerica Financial OneStop Plumbers Onsite Computing, Inc. Operation Safehouse Optimum Group Optimum Wellness & Longevity Outlets at Lake Elsinore Pacific Customs Unlimited, Inc. Pacific Dermatology Institute Pacific Foresight Financial Corp. Pacific Premier Bank Pacific Utility Installation, Inc. Pacific Western Bank Palisades at Sierra Del Oro Palmieri Pharmacy Pampered Panels, Inc. Paqui Barton Realtors Paradigm Strategic Partners, Inc. Parr Development, LLC DBA Sola Salon Party Solutions Paul Davis Restoration & Remodeling Paulson Manufacturing Corp. Paychex - Malina Gomez Peabody Engineering & Supply, Inc. Peppermint Ridge Performing Arts Empire Pete’s Road Service, Inc. Pettit Pieology Pizzeria Pink Xterminators, Inc. Pinpoint Realtors Pins N’ Pockets PIP Printing Corona/Riverside Pivot Charter School Pizza 45 Pizza Rev Platinum Collision Centers Players Edge Pole Position Raceway, Inc Pooja Cuisine of India Pop-A-Lock of Riverside County Positive Printing Services Positive Printing Services PostalMaxx Power Security Corp. Preferred Choice Printing Premier Foot & Ankle Group Premier Healthcare Services Prestige Autos Prima Dance Studio Primecare of Corona PrimeLending Primerica Financial Services – Van Tilborg Primerica Financial Services - Zeller PRMG Pro Line Garage Door Pro Wheel Sales, Inc. ProAmerica Advisors, Inc. Proformance Manufacturing, Inc. Project Kids Provident Bank Prudential California Realty Puma North America (The Puma Outlet Store) Pure Hearts R Us Qualicare R. James Richardson II, M.S., D.D.S. RA Sushi Bar Restaurant Raincross Hospitality Corporation DBA Riverside Convention Center RAM Plumbing Heating & Air
Conditioning Rapid Quik Courier Rapid Response Monitoring Services, Inc. Rasmussen, CPAs RCG - Ramirez Consulting Group RE/MAX All Stars Realty - Frank Nelson RE/MAX All Stars Realty - Sandy Klein Realty One Group Realty One Group Redwing Glass Regan Paving Regional Center Services Rejuvenate Chiropractic Spa Relationship Marketing Strategist ReMax Real Pros ResCare Workforce Services Residence Inn By Marriott - Corona ReTrans Precision Logistics Corona Return with Freedom, Inc. Rex L Bullock, DDS Rexco Real Estate Development Rijal Law Firm, PC Riverside Community Hospital Riverside County - Public Health Riverside County Supervisors Riverside County Transportation Commission (RCTC) Riverside County Workforce Dev. Center Riverside Meals on Wheels, Inc. Riverside Medical Clinic Riverside Personnel Services, Inc. Riverside Transit Agency (RTA) RJT Compuquest, Inc. Robertson’s Ready Mix Rock of Ages Landscapes & Pools Rock Tenn Rockefellas Bar, Inc. Rodrigo’s Mexican Grill Romp-O-Rama Rosen Entertainment Systems Round Table Pizza Roy O. Huffman Roof Company RT Stevens Construction, Inc. Ryan & Associates Financial Services Rhythm Tech Productions S P Group, Inc. SACK Foundation Saddleback Church Corona Safeguard Investment Advisory Group, LLC SAG International Saleen Automotive Sally’s Decor & More Sam’s Club San Joaquin Valley College Sanchez Tacos Sandler Training by Bailey Marketing Concepts Sandy Spin Slade, Inc., / DBA Fitivities or Skillastics Santa Ana Watershed Project Authority Sarver Consulting Group Schryer’s Tile & Grout Restoration SCORE Inland Empire SCP Engineering Consultants, Inc. Select Escrow, Inc. Senator Richard D. Roth Senior Solutions Pros Senior Spectrum, Inc. Sentinel Weekly News Servpro of Buena Park / Corona Sewn Together Shadwell Painting & Coating Shoe 101 ShopCorona.Com Silver Dollar Pancake House Simply Elegant Gift Baskets Singhal Dental, Inc. Six-Pac Recycling Corporation Sixth & Smith Dental Care Sizzler Restaurant Skills for Success Reading Center Skull Canyon Zipline Eco-Tours Skyland Ale Works Sleep Number SmileNOW Dental Group Smith Law Offices, APC So Cal Christian Network So Cal Stone Fabricators, Inc. So So Kold Shaved Ice Socially Fused Marketing Soft Touch Dental Care Solar City - Mark Edwards Solar City - Anthony Papa Sons of Liberty Aleworks Soroptimist International of Corona Sound Off Hearing Aids South Corona Dental Group South Corona Optometry Southern California Edison Southern California Gas Company Special Realty Spectra Color, Inc. Spiegel Enterprises / Publications & Marketing Sport Clips Mira Loma Sports Nut Pizza Sprite Industries, Inc. Squeegeez Cleaning Services St. Edward School Stang Industries, Inc. Star Wash Starlight Cinemas Dos Lagos Luxury Theatres Stars Networking Alliance (Wed.) Stars Referral Network (Tues.) Stater Bros Markets #103 Stater Bros Markets #170 - Eagle Glen Parkway Stater Bros Markets #171 - Hidden Valley Stater Bros Markets #62 - Border Ave. Stone Church Brewing Company Stretch Solutions Summit Energy Solutions, LLC Sunesys Sunrise Insurance Services Sunset Graphics Screen Printing & Embroidery Susan Glenn & Associates, CPA’s, Inc. Sycamore Creek Animal Hospital Synergy HomeCare T & V Printing T M S Consortium
Talentlink, Inc. Talon Engineering Tamazula Baja Grill Tammy Harwick - Realtor TAPS Fish House & Brewery Tarbell - Gordon Castle TEAM Referral Network Technology Frenzy Techstar Motors Engineering TechWorks Consulting LLC TelePacific Communications Rodney Lemelle Temeka Group Temescal Valley Crossfit Texas Roadhouse TGI Friday’s The 100 Mile Club The Broadleaf Group The Camp Transformation Center The Community Foundation The Corona Serenity Club The Cowboys Shooting Club The Fancy Puppy The Gift Church The Ink Guys The Inland Gateway Association of Realtors The Kaizen Way The Law Offices of Rose Spellman The Leaders Club The Mathews Group The Mission Inn Hotel & Spa The Money Coach The Muro Group The New Home Company The Painter’s Loft The Press-Enterprise The Rodriguez Law Group The Salvation Army Family Store The Shops at Dos Lagos The Springs Apartments The Transportation Corridor Agencies Thermal Structures Thomas Miller Mortuary & Crematory Thoro Packaging Tiedt & Hurd Time Warner Cable Time Warner Cable Business Class TLG Paving Co, Inc. Tobe’s Tax & Accounting Services Tom German Electric, Inc. Tom’s California Popcorn Tonia Arnold, State Farm Agent Top Producers Realty Total Comfort, Inc. Town & Country Escrow Town and Country Day School Town Hall Guide Traci’s Insurance Services Transamerica Financial Advisors, Inc. Trench Shoring Company T-Rex Truck Products, Inc. TriCounty Eye Institute TriDerma Medical Strength Skin Healing Trilogy At Glen Ivy Community Services Twisted Gourmet U. S. Lawns of Corona UFC Gym - McKinley Ave. UFC Gym - South Corona Unique Patio Furniture United Paving Co. University of California, Riverside Ur Agenda Social Marketing Urology Center of Southern California/ Carnegie Medical Plaza US Bank Mortgage US Green Builders US Postal Service US Storage Center Valencia Terrace/Kisco Senior Living Vasani & Associates CPAs, Inc. Verizon Wireless - Riverside Vertical Internet Marketing Veterans Honoring Veterans (VHV) ViSalus ( Body by Vi 90 Day Challenge) Josh Spiegel Vista Cove Care Center of Corona Vista Medical Group Vulcan Materials Company W.W.T. Consults Walker Trial Lawyers, LLP Wall Street Foods, Inc. Walmart - McKinley Ave. Walmart - Ontario Ave. Walmart Neighborhood Market Waste Management Watermarke Properties, Inc. Web Engineering X Ubiquitous Solutions Weddings and Wine Wedgewood Wedding & Banquets Welcome Wagon Wellington Foods, Inc. Wells Fargo Bank - Eagle Glen Wells Fargo Bank - Mountain Gate West Coast Business Equipment West Coast Dental of Corona West Coast Fundraising West Coast Windows & Home Improvement WestCoast Media Western Municipal Water District Western States Financial Wiseman WJ Bradley Mortgage Capital Wolcott Insurance Woman of Caliber Movement Woman’s Improvement Club of Corona World Compassion Terry Law Ministries WSS WOW Webs Xpresso Urban Cafe Xtra Pair of Hands Youcare Pharma ( USA), Inc. Your Journey to Health Your Wireless Accessories and Consultants
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