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Representing Business S E A C O U N T RY N E W S
for 38 Years Volume 39 Issue 3 March 2021
949.363.0136
306 Members w w w. L N C h a m b e r. c o m
L N C C @ L N C h a m b e r. c o m
LIGHTS! CAMERA!! AUCTION!!!
DON’T MISS OUT ON YOUR CHANCE
FOR SOME GREAT ITEMS!
Most of us have learned how to shop online – from the
comfort of our homes and without the need to drive to the
store, park our cars or fight crowds.
The Sky’s The Limit with the Laguna Niguel Chamber’s
special online fund-raising auction, March 25th through
March 28th. Shopping has never been easier. Whether you are
looking for bucket list items, vacation trips of a lifetime or
even memorable experiences that provide a welcome escape
from the rigors of everyday life, you will enjoy checking out
the Chamber’s special online auction website.
The site will be live in a couple of weeks. You will be able
to really check out the items up for bid and join in on the
action. You’ll be surprised at the bargain prices you will find
for dream items – many priced way below market value.
And it all benefits your Chamber of Commerce and helps
to fund our programs to educate, inform and promote our
members and advocate for business.
The auction website is being “stocked” with enticing auction
items you’ll love, including:
Luxury Cruises to Dream Locations
Fine Dining in Laguna Niguel
Wonderful Wine Selections
Professional & Personal Services
Unique Experiences of a Lifetime
Entertainment
Tickets to Sports Events & Concerts
Fitness Equipment
Pet Services and Needs
And Much, Much More!
Be sure to check out the website and bid on your favorite items. Proceeds will enable the Chamber to continue our work on
behalf of the Laguna Niguel business community. The prices are great, the items are exciting, and its all for a great cause –
your Chamber of Commerce.
Laguna Niguel Chamber of Commerce FROM OUR BOARD CHAIR
A Formula For Success
The first few months of the Chamber year continues to be upbeat and positive as we manage through
the COVID-19 social distancing and regulations. I can easily share that this is no surprise to me
over the past few months as we do have the perfect recipe of success in Laguna Niguel. Amazing
Chamber staff, public support, amazing Chamber members of every description and 15 Chamber
Board members extremely dedicated and focused to drive Chamber success.
During the past few months, we have witnessed so many people coming together to get our message
out. The Chamber staff continues to publish daily email blasts to keep our members updated with
vital information that has been helpful in so many ways for our members and friends throughout the
city.
Although we miss our face-to-face events, we will look forward to resuming them during the second
Chair of the Board half of the year with great celebration. No doubt we are ready to see our friends, and the Chamber will
John Ulrich work hard to create several events that our members with enjoy and drive the business success of our
Laguna Niguel Lions
Chamber members. As we move ahead during the next few months creative, fun, and informative
virtual events will continue to be scheduled that will keep the Chamber moving ahead full speed until we meet up again.
We are looking forward to our online fundraising auction in late March. We were extraordinarily successful during our past
auction. We had great fun and nice items to bid on. We will be successful once again with all your help and involvement.
We will have some special items that you can bid on during the auction and will feature these items at our March 16th
Networking Breakfast.
Looking forward to seeing all of you. Be well and safe.
2021 CHAMBER OFFICERS &
CHAMBER PARTNERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Diamond Platinum OFFICERS
2021 Chair of the Board
John Ulrich, (303) 726-0067
® Laguna Niguel Lions Club
Chair Elect
Amber Gallette, 365-5600
Carr Workplaces
Vice Chair
Jennifer Pinnegar, 677-7469
Gold Goosehead Insurance
Secretary
Norma Gaona, 448-5180
First Bank
2018 Chair & 2021 Treasurer
Rick Riegle, 249-8248
Edward Jones
Silver DIRECTORS
Dan Abrams, 429-7000
Abrams California Health Insurance
Michelle Endo, 363-8840
Good Choice Sushi_
Jan Gameroz, 452-7405
MemorialCare Saddleback Medical Center
Michael Hadland, (858) 715-4595
Cox Communications
Jim McGinley, 338-1997
Laguna Niguel Rotary Club
Mark Montgomery, 337-6225
Montgomery Photography
Medha Patel, 795-2233
Community Member
Paul W. Pendorf, 489-2380
Medicare Supplement Insurance Agent
2021Trifecta Sponsors
Susan Perry, 365-5737
Capital Funding
Enzo Scognamiglio, 443-1476
Brio Tuscany Grille
Newsletter photos by Scott Alevy
Layout by South County Printing
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The Chamber Thanks the Allen Family for 74 Years of Automotive Excellence…
And Setting the Bar for Community Involvement.
The Chamber is thankful for the Allen Family’s generosity and support since our establishment in 1982, Three generations
of the Allen family have never waivered in “being there” for us and really making a difference.
We are also very grateful for the undying support of the Allen Family Motors’ Chief Financial Officer, Mary Smith.
We would be hard-pressed to come up with the name of someone whose dedication to the Chamber and the Laguna
Niguel business community, and willingness to volunteer and work hard behind the scenes, could match Mary’s. We are
incredibly grateful for Mary’s friendship, counsel, hard work and devotion.
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Serving Orange County
(562) 322-2441
At Tarkett Commercial Flooring we help create great spaces. We are
committed to delivering an easy customer experience by sharing our
customers’ needs, offering our expertise and being obsessed with
execution. We offer one of the largest portfolios of flooring and sports
surface solutions, and we share with our customers our expertise in
multiple market segments. We believe in “Doing Good. Together.” and John Matuz,
we are committed to building a healthy, circular economy. Account Executive
Medha Patel is an accomplished public
relations professional with 10 years of
experience in agency and corporate
communications focused on developing
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creating strategic messaging for media
and stakeholder outreach, and has a
proven track record of building
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Born in La Mirada and raised in Orange County, Medha holds a Bachelor’s
Medha Patel Degree in Communications with a minor in Business Administration from
paliwal.medha@gmail.com California State University, Fullerton. She is a proud member of the Laguna
Niguel Chamber Board of Directors.
Fullerton Electric
Serving Southern California
(714) 332-5840
Fullerton Electric is trusted, local and family-owned — featuring three generations
of expert Orange County electricians and providing a wide range of affordable,
high quality electrical services to business and residents in OC. Our professional
Orange County electricians are trained and equipped for all types of electrical
services: from simple residential electrical services to commercial contracting and
major industrial electrical engineering projects. No job is too small or large and
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your trusted Orange County electrician, you can also depend on us for your President
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Corporation Ted’s Place The Inside CoupLaguna Niguel Chamber of Commerce CHAMBER MEMBER news Escape Craft Brewery is so excited to be in Laguna Niguel! Everyone craves an escape & Escape Craft Brewery wants to take you on an adventure overflowing with full-flavored handcrafted beer. Brewing fun, innovative beers, showcasing fresh local ingredients, & geeking-out over the incredible science of brewing is their passion. They started Escape (6 years ago in Redlands) because they wanted to create a happy place for the community to get away from the grind - to celebrate family, embrace friendship & dream destinations. Pet Friendly! Sharing some happiness in a glass with you is the best part of their day! Stop by! 28261 Camino Capistrano 109A, LN (909) 713-3727 Sun 12-6:30 W/Th 2-8:30 F/S 12-8:30 Moulton Niguel Water District has welcomed two new members to its seven-member Board of Directors. In December, Sherry Wanninger began her first term as an elected member of the Board, replacing retiring Director Gary Kurtz. At its January monthly meeting, the Board unanimously voted to appoint Diane Rifkin to fill the vacant seat previously held by Director Kelly Jennings, who resigned after her successful election to the Laguna Niguel City Council. In addition to Director Rifkin’s appointment, during the January meeting the Board of Directors unanimously affirmed its Board Officers for the 2021-2022 term. Brian Probolsky will continue to serve as President with Duane D. Cave and Donald Froelich as Vice Presidents. Richard S. “Dick” Fiore and William “Bill” Moorhead also serve on the board. Chimmy 5in1 Languages Center is a Laguna Niguel based language center teaching French & Spanish to children from infancy to the age of 12. Students can sign up to learn in both private and group settings from native French or Spanish speaking instructors. Their Mommy & Me classes provide an immersive environment to initiate babies and toddlers in early language development, while their Summer Camp provides students with activity-filled days learning French or Spanish. The center’s mission is based around the love of language learning and creating an immersive, stimulating way for children to learn a new language through games, storytelling, arts & crafts, song, and more! Visit their website at Chimmy5in1.com or call their center for more info at (949) 395-1781. For more than 30 years, South County Outreach has been a leader in the fight against hunger and homelessness. They would like to invite you to join them for a journey through the facility featuring an informative talk & tour to discover the impact of work that addresses the crisis of homelessness and food insecurity in South Orange County. In addition to a food pantry tour, you and your guest will enjoy a light, socially distanced meal. Tours are available: Thursday, March 25, 11:30am – 1:00pm or Thursday, April 22, 5:30 – 7:00pm. To RSVP, contact Dennis Williams at (949) 380-8144 ext 218, or email him at dwilliams@sco-oc.org The Inside Coup is a high-end direct-mail magazine with the look and feel of a catalog, providing cross-media solutions that encompass mobile, digital, email, and social media technologies for data-driven marketing campaigns. The results- driven magazine mails to demographically specific homes that are pre-qualified based on income and home value, offering the target market a product with a unique size and format, beautifully printed on 60# paper for a look and feel of quality. The Inside Coup assists local, regional, and national businesses in reaching new customers. For more information, give Tricia Yee a call at (949) 922-3121 Consolidate your Debt & Save Money! For more than eighty years, Financial Partners Credit Union has provided banking services to Californians. With generally lower loan rates, higher savings rates, and lower fees than the big banks, the emphasis at Financial Partners is on providing value and the highest levels of service to our members. Financial Partners Credit Union has a way for you to combine high-interest debts into one low-interest monthly payment while freeing up your cash! You can get: *Rates starting at 5.99%APR; *Loans up to $25,000; *Terms up to 60 months; *Perfect for large purchases, consolidating debt, or unexpected expenses. Just call (888) 413-6509 or visit them at 27672 Crown Valley Parkway, Suite A, Mission Viejo The vision of CarePossible, Inc. is to make mental health and addiction care possible for veterans, military families, and low-income families. Their desire is to save lives and save families by offering free, professional care to those in need. Addiction, suicide, PTSD and overdose rates are incredibly high. CarePossible puts on community awareness and educational events regarding veterans’ issues and mental health and addiction issues in order to educate the general public. CarePossible also partners with schools to educate teens and pre-teens, as well as their parents, about suicide, addiction and overdose prevention issues. Your tax-deductible donation will provide expert care and treatment to those struggling with addiction or mental health issues. For more info, or to donate, go to: CarePossible.org. 6
government & Community Relations Laguna Niguel Chamber of Commerce
Providence Mission Hospital – COVID-19 Response
Mission Hospital’s Chief Executive Seth Tiegen set for March 5 GCR Meeting
The March meeting of the Chamber’s Governmental & Community Relations group will feature a presentation on an
expanded topic that is on everybody’s’ mind – a clear explanation on how the Mission Hospital complex has dealt with the
health risks and impacts of the Covid-19 virus on all of us, how it is impacting the South County specifically, and some truth
about the vaccines and their availability.
Seth Teigen serves as the Chief Executive of Providence Mission Hospital, one of 51 hospitals in a
comprehensive network that provides care across seven states from Alaska to Texas.
In this important role, Seth is responsible for driving Providence Mission’s success as the premier
health care provider in South Orange County through the growth of high-quality clinical services and
delivering exceptional patient experience. He oversees all aspects of acute care services at the Mission
Viejo and Laguna Beach hospital campuses, as well as Providence Mission’s clinics, ambulatory
centers and other associated business lines.
For the past two consecutive years, the Orange County Business Journal honored Seth as one of the
OC 500 and a distinguished member of the 2020 Directory of Influence. In 2016, Seth was recognized
as one of the 50 Rising Stars in Healthcare under 40 by Becker’s Hospital Review.
Seth has proven to be a personable and bright addition to our community, and his straight-talk style is
sure to help us all better understand the pandemic environment and how it is being navigated by our health care providers.
His presentation will be followed by reports from Washington D.C., Sacramento and locally by the legislative representatives
of our elected officials.
Be Sure to Join our Zoom meeting on March 5, 2021 at 8:00am
Meeting ID: 864 9716 3670
Passcode: 930916
OCBC CEO Lucy Dunn was superb at February GCR Meeting
The leader of the County’s largest business organization, Orange County Business Council CEO Lucy Dunn, was the
key presenter at the February GCR meeting. Her presentation was extremely informative and she was engaging and
impressive. We are hopeful that we can invite her back for an update later this year.
Ms. Dunn laid down some stark realities regarding the true impacts on the multiple layers of business in our region.
She also provided some valuable advice on how to guide ourselves through the maze of government and private grant
offerings and to reimagine ourselves going forward.
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7Laguna Niguel Chamber of Commerce advocacy: a cornerstone of the chamber
At its February monthly meeting, the Laguna Niguel Chamber of
Commerce Board of Directors unanimously passed a formal position
of support for Assembly Bill 259, “Protecting Our Restaurants Tax
Credit.”
The bill, introduced by Assembly member Laurie Davies of Laguna
Niguel, would authorize a new tax credit to qualified taxpayers in the
amount of 50% of the annual fee paid for or incurred by the owner or
operator of the qualified taxpayer, for an alcohol license during that
taxable year.
At our request, AB259 has been placed on the California Chamber of
Commerce’s list of key legislation for support statewide by other Chambers in 2021. It is anticipated that numerous other
Chambers will follow our lead and “get on board” in support of this vital piece of legislation.
In the two months since the start of 2021, the Chamber has also “signed on,” along with other business organizations,
in support of three efforts to influence California’s Governor and state legislators on issues with impacts on the business
environment being considered in Sacramento. These positions include:
A letter from the California Chamber of Commerce to Gov. Newsom asking for more to be done for businesses
as a part of the economic recovery plan he announced in January. As this pandemic continues and the economy
continues to be shut down, the risk of businesses closing down permanently increases. The Governor’s Economic
Plan that was announced may be a good start to assisting California employers who are suffering from the impact
of the pandemic, but we believe more needs to be done to assist those employers in need as well as encourage other
employers to stay in the state.
A letter to all of the members of the Orange County Congressional Delegation, in partnership with the Orange
County Business Council, requesting action in support of Covid-19 relief for businesses. It urged a continued
focus on reinvigorating Orange County’s economy and getting people back to school and work in a safe and healthy
manner. As businesses continue to do their part to ensure the economy is positioned to reopen safely and swiftly, the
coalition sought to reiterate and emphasize multiple areas of the local economy in critical need of federal support.
With the assistance of Sen. Pat Bates’ excellent staff, the Chamber recently signed onto a letter from CalChamber
to Gov. Newsom and the legislature in opposition to imposing a new COVID-19 leave mandate on employers unless
the State is willing to pay for the costs of that leave. California’s response to COVID-19 cannot continue to be
subsidized by the business community, especially in light of the new paid time off and testing requirements under
the California Occupational Safety and Health
This Chamber of Commerce will continue to advocate for fair taxation and a supportive regulatory environment for business
owners in our community and throughout the state. It is our commitment to you and a key cornerstone of your member
benefits.
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8chamber digital events Laguna Niguel Chamber of Commerce
While face-to-face meetings and networking has “virtually” disappeared over the past twelve months, they
still play a big role in our Chamber events and activities. We kept the energy going through a weird 2020 by
providing digital connections with fellow Chamber members at our Networking Breakfasts and After-Hours
Mixers. Plan on joining us for these fun and entertaining Zoom events this month!
NETWORKING BREAKFAST AFTER-HOURS MIXER
March 16th March 25th
You probably read about the Chamber’s fundraising auction
The March Madness Musical Mixer!
on the front page of this newsletter. At the Networking Now, do you believe in Rock N’ Roll? Can music save
Breakfast on Zoom on March 16th, you’ll have a chance to your mortal soul? At this month’s After-Hours Mixer –
hear up-to-the-minute descriptions of some of the amazing our March Madness Musical Mixer – we will all be taking
items up for bid (at astounding prices!) directly from some a stroll down Memory Lane together, sharing some great
of the donors of those items. personal musical memories and introducing your business
to everyone in the Zoom Room.
You will also have a chance to tell the attendees about
yourself and your business, and maybe even share some Remember live concerts? One of the highlights of our
reflections on your dream auction item with everyone else monthly events – yes, even the digital versions – is when
in the Zoom Room. It will be fun. we “go around the Zoom Room” so that everyone has
a chance introduce themselves and their business and
At our February Networking Breakfast, we honored network with each other digital style (after all – we ARE
VOLUNTEERISM in our city. Leaders of some of the a Chamber of Commerce!). This month, we are hoping
nonprofit organizations that do such great work in our you will share a little about “the musical you” by telling
community played the roles in our program and told us everyone about the most memorable (or your all-time
about the key roles that volunteers play in their success. favorite) live concert that you attended. And to REALLY
make it fun, maybe you actually have a photo of yourself
Our deepest thanks go to Randy Moraitis of CarePossible, at that concert. What are the odds that someone in the
Lissette Bartolome of AYSO, Ron Rivera of the City of crowd was at Woodstock?
Laguna Niguel, Patty Mouton of Alzheimer’s Orange
County, Mary Gray Perdue with Family Assistance Join us for a fun hour of networking and some great
Ministries, LaVal Brewer of South County Outreach memories. You are sure to have a great time ... and you
and John Ulrich of the Chamber and the City’s Botanical thought that March Madness was only about college
Preserve and Military Support groups. basketball!
Join Our Zoom Breakfast Join Our Zoom Mixer
March 16, 2021 at 8:00 am March 25, 2021 at 5:30 pm
Meeting ID: 890 8992 3910 Mixer ID: 833 8659 0282
Passcode: 975106 Passcode: 667563
Mellotti & Rasmusson
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Laguna Niguel, California 92677
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Senior Tax Assistance Program with AARP
The Sea County Senior & Community Center will provide free tax assistance
to people who are age 60 and older. IRS-certified volunteers will provide
free assistance and basic income tax preparation with electronic filing to
qualified individuals, all in a COVID-19-safe environment. Registration is
open to both residents and non-residents of Laguna Niguel. Appointments
are available every Tuesday and can be made by calling the Sea Country
Senior & Community Center at (949) 425-5151.
Are You Interested in Learning about being a Vendor for the County of Orange?
The County of Orange will be hosting virtual Vendor
Information Day sessions the first Thursday of every even
month (Feb./Apr./Jun./Aug./Oct./Dec.).
These sessions provide potential vendors with information
on how to do business with the County and provide a
forum to answer any questions regarding the County’s
purchasing process. An RSVP is required to participate.
The next session is scheduled for April 1st at 9:00 AM. To
register, please visit http://bit.ly/2LZ8RnS.
Curious how COVID-19 Vaccines are being Distributed throughout California and Locally?
To accomplish the twin principles of safety and equity, the State is leveraging an immunization framework to coordinate
the administration of the COVID-19 vaccine. The State, County and the City are all working hard to provide a COVID-19
vaccine to everyone who needs and requests one. The success of the County’s phased, tiered vaccination plan depends on
everyone being patient and allowing priority groups to be vaccinated first, i.e. age 65+. As additional vaccines become
available, more vaccination appointments will be opened up to the public, with eligibility expanding to additional groups
soon. To learn more, visit https://occovid19.ochealthinfo.com/covid-19-vaccine-distribution-channels, or https://www.
cityoflagunaniguel.org/1235/COVID-19
OC One-Stop Mobile Unit
The OC One-Stop has gone mobile! Traditionally, the Orange County One-Stop Center
provides onsite comprehensive employment and training services, including a Resource
Center with access to computers, fax machines, copiers, and telephones. The Mobile Unit
is a reinvention of the traditional OC One-Stop Center. The Mobile Unit now takes the
mission of the OC One-Stop system and the OC Workforce Development Board out into
Orange County communities. The Mobile Unit will be in South Orange County at Aliso
Viejo Library from March 22nd- March 26th Library and at Foothill ranch Library from
March 29th - April 2nd. To learn more, visit https://www.oconestop.com/mobile-unit.
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Musical Mixer (at Sundown)
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Palm Sunday
The Chamber is hopeful that we will be able to resume holding in-person meetings and events sometime mid-
year. We realize that it still may be necessary to hold these events and meetings digitally due to the impacts
of the COVID-19 pandemic and directives from the Governor of California. Please see our frequent email
communications for any updates.
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Sprouts Farmers Market Social Dry Lounge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 446-8061
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AT PACIFIC PARK AND Stretch Smart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 600-7243
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