Autumn 2012 - Camarillo Chamber of Commerce

The 

Journal 

Inform Empower Advocate Inspire Connect 

10 Tips for Using Referrals to 

Grow Your Business.............. p 12 

Featured Member: Santa 

Barbara Bank & Trust........... p 21 

Chamber endorses Camarillo 

Lakes Development ............. p 28 

Mandatory 2013 HR Materials 

on sale now from the 

Chamber.................................. p 30 

Autumn 2012 

Camarillo Business Journal 

A Publication of the Camarillo Chamber of Commerce

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The Journal Autumn 2012 

What’s Inside! 

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CEO Message 

Elections & Business Advocacy 

21 

Featured Member 

Santa Barbara Bank & Trust 

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13 

Chair’s Corner 

Chamber and City working for you 

Events Calendar 

Committee Meetings, Luncheons 

MembersHIP 

New Members, Milestones, Ribbon cuttings 

Membership 

Click Report, Top Ten Awards 

Expert Tips & Tricks 

EDC/VC 10 Tips articles 

Membership Listings 

Shop Local and support other Chamber 

member businesses 

22 

26 

27 

28 

29 

Events & Programs 

Candidates Forums, Meet & Greet, 

WIB mixer 

COMMITTEES 

Ambassador of the Quarter 

NEW STAFF 

Welcome Member Services Assistant, 

Tina Figurski 

Economic Development 

GOLD Team, Camarillo Lakes 

Business Advocacy 

Chamber Alliance, Mandatory HR 

Materials, Chamber positions on Nov 6 

Ballot Propositions 

Chairman’s Chairman’s Circle Circle 

Camarillo 

Chamber of Commerce 

Diamond Level 

Platinum Level 

Silver Level 

Bronze Level 

Gold Level 


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CEOs Message 

Business voices 

Jennifer Wells 

President/CEO 

prove stronger 

together than alone 

November Elections. I know we are 

all anxious for the elections to be over. 

This time of year we are bombarded 

with debates, forums, and advertising 

messages from candidates and propositions 

telling us which way to vote. 

At the Camarillo Chamber, we 

view election time as a time 

for us to do what we do best! 

One of our five areas of focus 

is Business Advocacy and Political 

Action. We have been 

working hard over the past 

few months to make sure that 

we are representing the business 

community of Camarillo 

and we have reviewed the 

candidates and legislation that affect 

your business. Our mission is to make 

sure that Camarillo, California, and the 

U.S. elect business friendly candidates 

and adopt pro-business legislation. 

Our Business Advocacy Committee 

early in the year rewrote our Public 

Policy Platform. We reviewed the 

last update that was made in 2006 and 

saw that most the issues we were fighting 

for back then, we are still fighting 

for; issues around regulations, land use, 

water use, workforce, taxation, and education. 

Each month we went over bills 

that were being proposed in Sacramento 

and discussed the implications to business. 

We took stands against bills that 

we felt would hurt business and supported 

bills that were pro-business, and 

worked closely with our legislators and 

their staff providing a powerful voice. 

Before the primaries, we sent questionnaires 

to the candidates to help us 

understand their positions on business, 

and endorsed both Tony Strickland and 

Jeff Gorell in their races as candidates 

that we know will work hard to make 

sure government supports business. 

The Ballot Initiatives were studied and 

we took positions of opposition or support 

on those initiatives that will affect 

your business. 

We have also worked with the 

Chamber of Commerce Alliance of 

Ventura and Santa Barbara counties 

reviewing candidates, legislation and 

the initiatives and together as one large 

collective voice of business in our two 

...together as one large collective 

voice of business...our 

positions make a difference in 

Sacramento. 

counties, our positions made a big different 

in Sacramento . 

Not only are we continually advocating 

for your business, we provided 

opportunities for the community to 

become informed about and personally 

meet the candidates that are running 

for office. Last month we held a 

Candidates Forum at City Hall for the 

candidates running for City Council, 

Rec and Park District, 

and the Pleasant 

Valley School Board 

where we asked the 

candidates questions 

pertaining to business. 

The forum was 

televised on our local 

station for members 

of the community 

to have an opportunity 

to educate themselves 

and decide 

which candidate supports 

their interests. 

Then we hosted a 

Candidates Meet & 

Greet at Las Posas 

County Club, and 

invited all the candidates 

running for 

U.S. Congress, State Assembly, County 

Supervisor, as well as all the local races. 

The business community was able to 

personally talk with all the candidates 

and had the opportunity to ask their 

own questions and let the candidates 

know what was important for business 

in Camarillo. 

Our members support 

our effects to represent the 

entire business community 

of Camarillo through their 

membership in the Chamber. 

I thank you for that support. 

We could not do this work 

without you! We are continually 

working hard to represent 

your business in government, so 

you can concentrate on your business. 

For those of you who want to help us in 

our mission and become involved, our 

Public Policy Platform is on our website 

and you are all welcome to our Business 

Advocacy Committee meetings. We 

want to hear your needs and ideas on 

how Camarillo can stay the best place 

to do business. 

From left: Assemblyman Jeff Gorell, Gary Cushing 

(Marie Callender’s) Chamber CEO Jennifer 

Wells, and Lt. Governor Gavin Newsom pause for a 

quick chat and photo op after a press conference announcing 

the new GOLD Team California.

About the Chamber 

Members’ employees are members too! 

Did you know that, with very few 

exceptions, if your employer is a member 

of the Camarillo Chamber of Commerce, 

you are too? Unless you work 

as an independent contractor or under 

a broker as in the case of real estate or 

insurance, you are automatically considered 

a member of the Chamber when 

your employer signs up. 

Businesses that join the Chamber, 

pay annual dues based on the number of 

Full Time Equivalent (FTE) employees 

at the company. That means that whether 

you work for a local bank, restaurant, 

hotel, corner market or major manufacturing 

company, if your employer is a 

member, so are you, and the Chamber 

wants you to enjoy the benefits of membership! 

Chamber member benefits 

Chamber members enjoy exclusive 

or discounted access to networking 

groups and events, educational/ 

informational seminars and programs, 

can join variety of committees, act as 

Chamber Ambassadors, and more. The 

Chamber often hosts events attended by 

government, education and non-profit 

Above: Chamber members gathered last December at the Holiday Open House 

to help celebrate another successful year with the Chamber of Commerce. The 

Chamber staff and Board of Directors host this year-end party for all members 

each year, to show gratitude for member loyalty and support. Please join us this 

year on Tuesday, December 11 from 3:30 - 6:30 p.m. as we toast to another year 

full of accomplishments and great members! 

leaders, thus connecting members with 

the community members that make the 

decisions that affect Camarillo and its 

residents. Additionally, some Chamber 

members offer discounted goods or services 

to other members. 

If you are unsure whether your employer 

is a member of the Chamber or 

would like more information on Chamber 

membership, you can call the office 

at 805-484-4383 or visit the member 

directory online at CamarilloChamber. 

org. 

So get ready to enjoy the benefits of 

membership! Register for one of our 

networking events, attend an informational 

luncheon or stop by a referral 

group and begin building your connections. 

Invite your employees to get involved 

too! 

Executive Committee 

Directors 

Chamber Staff 

Jennifer Wells 

President/CEO 

Lara Shapiro-Snair 

Director of Marketing & Communication 

Sandy Wheat-James 

Director of Programs & Events 

Tina Figurski 

Member Services 

Alisha Smith 

Office Manager 

Bob Taylor 

Business Advocate 

Annelie Lindberg 

Chamber Account Representative 

The Journal Newsmagazine 

Volume 1, Issue 3 

Lara Shapiro-Snair, Editor-in-Chief 

Charles Sandlin, Chairman 

Roadrunner Shuttle 

Dale Jacobs, Treasurer 

Sun-Air Jets 

Pat McCollum, Secretary 

Your Mechanic 

Tania Garcia, Vice Chair 

CSU Channel Islands 

Samson Ghaffari, Vice Chair 

Samson Financial Inc 

Don Tillquist, Vice Chair 

Coastal Embroidery Inc. 

Kay Wigton, Vice Chair 


Michael Lavenant, Past Chair 

Landegger Baron Lavenant & Ingber 

Chris Brown: Cantara Cellars 

Steve Carrigan: Carrigan Financial Group 

Rennee Dehesa: Nordman, Cormany, Hair & Compton 

Sharon Edwards: First California Bank 

Dave Fowble: Trophies Etc. 

Linda Smith Frost: Camarillo Premium Outlets 

Barry Hoyland: Barry’s Auto Service 

Bill Locker: Boys & Girls Club of Camarillo 

Dan McAllister: Cobalt Realty Group 

Gloria Miele: Optimal Development Coaching 

Michael Orosco: Spanish Hills Country Club 

Kara Partridge Ralston: Camarillo Health Care District 

Aaron Peace: St. John’s Hospitals 

Richard Rush: CSU Channel Islands, Ex Officio 

Marriette Simoni: Johnny Rockets Camarillo 

Lawrence Vasquez: Naval Base Ventura County, Ex Officio 

Richard Wagner: Edward Jones Investments 

Stan Daily: Special Consultant to the Board 

Official publication of the Camarillo Chamber of Commerce 

whose primary mission is to promote and enhance 

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fee of $24 is included in annual membership dues. 


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Chair’s Corner 

Charles Sandlin 

Chairman of the Board 

Chamber works to 

promote business 

in political arenas 

It’s been an honor to serve as your 

2012 Chairman for the Camarillo Chamber 

of Commerce. Our Chamber recently 

held our annual State of the City in which 

Mayor Jan McDonald gave us an update 

on the State of our City of Camarillo. It’s 

amazing how well our City is doing in 

this State of California with recent bankruptcies 

of cities around the State. This 

demonstrates the great leadership and local 

economy within our City. 

Working as a team, the staff, the 

Board and our Chamber committees 

have been actively working and advocating 

for our members and the local 

business community. And the City staff 

and elected officials have been working 

closely with the Chamber in regards to 

tourism, economic development and local 

business visits to listen to the needs 

of our business community. 

Your Camarillo Chamber of Commerce 

has been active in putting together 

many exciting programs and events this 

political season. The goal of the Camarillo 

Chamber of Commerce is to deliver to 

voters more information about making 

informed choices in this year’s Federal, 

State, County, City Council, School 

Board and Parks and Rec elections. 

It’s about that time, every four (4) 

years, when most Americans start to 

think about who they will choose on 

Election Day. Recently the Chamber of 

Commerce hosted a Candidates Forum 

at the Camarillo City Hall where the 

Chamber asked local candidates key 

pro-business questions developed by 

the Business Advocacy Committee. The 

Chamber also hosted a great local candidates 

Meet and Greet with the local, 

state and federal candidates at Las Posas 

Country Club, giving members a chance 

to meet current candidates one-on-one 

and ask the important questions. 

These upcoming elections are critical 

to the business community, especially 

the Presidents race. All of us have to understand 

what is important to us as we 

choose who to support. Is it issues that 

affect our businesses, fiscal responsibility, 

security or social issues that will 

determine what you expect from a candidate? 

The Chamber’s choice is a pro-business 

candidate. But what is a Pro-business 

candidate? Will it be a Democrat or 

Republican? Will this candidate improve 

business with free enterprise decisions 

and reduce unnecessary regulation or 

create a larger government with more 

regulation and move us more towards 

Socialism? Pro-business means that the 

government is not involved with unnecessarily 

regulating of the business community. 

Being pro-business means that you 

are willing to create an environment in 

which business is able to flourish and 

your willing to fight against limiting the 

growth of our business with more taxes 

and debt for our kids. The government 

cannot create jobs but can only inhibit 

job creation. The role of government is 

to provide for security. Government is 

supposed to stay out of business to let the 

American entrepreneur succeed. Hopefully 

we will make the right choice on 

the candidates that can and will deliver 

the right polices for our future. 

You are invited... 

To our annual 

Holiday Open House 

thanking our members 

for another GREAT year! 

Tues, Dec 11, 2012 

3:30 - 6:30 p.m. 

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Upcoming Events 

November 2012 

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13 

22 

& 

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11:30 a.m. 

Economic Outlook 

Luncheon 

Spanish Hills Country Club 

7:00 a.m. 

Business @ Breakfast 

State of the County 


5:30 p.m. 

YPG Mixer 

Brendan’s Newbury Park 

Chamber Office 

closed for 

Thanksgiving Holiday 

12:00 p.m. 

Member Orientation 

Camarillo Chamber Office 

5:00 p.m. 

Wine & Women 

Wednesday 

Bella Capri Inn 

December 2012 January 2013 

6:00 p.m. 

7 11 

11 

14 

24 

thru 

26 

& 

31 

Camarillo Holiday 

Tree Lighting 

2400 E. Ventura Blvd 

3:00 p.m. 

Chamber Holiday 

Open House 


7:00 a.m. 

Business@Breakfast 

Spanish Hills Country Club, 

Chamber Office 

closed for 

Winter Holidays 

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19 

23 

23 

7:00 a.m. 

Business @ Breakfast 

State of the County 


5:30 p.m. 

The Fuse Mixer 

Boys & Girls Club of Camarillo 

12:00 p.m. 

Member Orientation 


6:00 p.m. 

City Council to 

announce 

Top Ten Winners 

5:00 p.m. 

Wine & Women 

Wednesday 

I Would Rather Be Baking Co 

Use your smartphone to access 

these events & more on 

CamarilloChamber.org. 

Committee Meetings 

Referral Groups 

Board of Directors 

7:30 a.m. 3rd Wed. 


7:30 a.m., 4th Thurs. 

Chamber Ambassadors 

12 p.m., 2nd Thurs. 

CI Connection Committee 

8 a.m., 3rd Thurs. 

Commmunity Non-Profit 

8:30 a.m., 4th Tues. 


8 a.m., 1st Tues. 

Education Committee 

8 a.m., 2nd Tues. 

Events Committee 

8:30 a.m., 4th Wed. 

Executive Committee 

3:30 p.m., 2nd Tues. 

Old Town Association 

8 a.m., 1st Thurs. 

Women in Business 

5 p.m. 1st Wed 

YPG Executive Committee 

8 a.m., 1st Wed. 

Connect with other members and build relationships 

for business success! 

Tuesdays - Breakfast Referral Group, 

8:00 - 9:00 am zzyzx cafe, 33 N. Lewis Rd. 

Wednesdays - Coffee Break Leads Group, 

8:00 - 9:00 am Marie Callender’s Camarillo 

185 E. Daily Drive 

Thursdays - Breakfast Referral Group, 

8:00 - 9:00 am Cronies Sports Grill 

370 N. Lantana Street, #20 

Cover Photo: Evening time at the Promenade, 

Camarillo Premium Outlets 


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A Prime Home Care 

Services, LLC 

(805) 914-9006 

266 Mobil Ave. #205 

Camarillo, CA 93010 

primehomecareservices.com 

Assisted Living 

Aflac - John McClain 

(805) 990-7474 

2295 Westwood Dr. 


Insurance 

American Tire Depot 

(805) 603-4445 

2376 Ventura Blvd 


www.americantiredepot.com 

Automotive: Parts & Service 

Arbonne - Kathy Bryan 

(805) 498-9465 

Serving Ventura County 

kathybryan.myarbonne.com 

Beauty: Supplies, Salons, 

Services 

Bags to Riches 

(805) 384-2247 

1942 Ventura Blvd. 


Specialty Retail 

New Members 

Welcome new Chamber Members 

July thru September 2012 

Bobbi’s Mexican Food 

(805)484-0103 

302 N. Lantana # 45 


www.bobbisburritos.com 

Restaurants 

CompuPay 

(805) 794-0110 


www.compupay.com 

Payroll Services 

County Schools Federal 

Credit Union 

(805) 644-4657 

4591 Market Street 

Ventura, CA 93003 

www.csfcu.org 

Banks & Credit Unions 

DF Solutions Inc. 

(805) 464-7337 

2435 Ventura Blvd Ste A 


www.dfsolutionsinc.com 

Bookkeeping 

Edward Jones - 

Tom Cronley 

(805) 389-6699 

2360 E. Ventura Blvd, Ste B 


edwardjones.com 

Financial Planning Advisors 

George S. Garcia Life & 

Health Insurance 

(805) 383-9838 

2435 Ventura Blvd. Ste A 


GeorgeGarciaInsurance.com 

Insurance 

Greatway Roofing Inc. 

(805) 523-2550 

622 Calle Plano 


www.greatwayroofing.com 

Construction Companies 

KC Medical Mgt 

(805) 320-1303 

PO Box 1106 


www.kcmedman.com 

Medical Billing 

Kidfest 

(661) 904-5919 

2887 Venezia Lane 

Thousand Oaks, CA 91362 

www.kidfest.us 

Events and Festivals 

Marquis Spas 

(805) 987-4791 

243 W. Ventura Blvd Ste. E 


DiscoverMarquisSpas.com 

Pool & Spa: Care, Sales, Maintenance 

Michaela E Gordon, 

OTRL 

(805) 290-0933 

Serving Ventura county 

www.michaelagordon.com 

Psychology, Counseling, Behavioral 

Health 

Nerium International, 

Bob Waldo 

(805) 482-8866 

P.O. Box 715 


bobwaldo.nerium.com 

Beauty: Supplies, Salons, 

Services 

Ocean Breeze Estates 

(818) 398-8985 

Serving Camarillo 

www.oceanbreezeestates.net 


Premier Options 

(805)482-6616 

1000 Paseo Camarillo Suite 108 


www.premieroptions.net 

Real Estate: Residential 

Roadrunner Management 

Services 

(805) 389-8196 

425 Durley Ave 


www.rrshuttle.com 

Transportation 

Saalex Solutions Inc 

(805) 482-1070 

811 Camarillo Springs Rd. 

Ste.A 


www.saalexit.com 

Computers: Products, Services, 

and Software 

Schneiders and Assoc. 

LLP 

(805) 764-6370 

300 E. Esplanade Drive, Ste. 1980 

Oxnard, CA 93036 

www.rstlegal.com 

Legal/Attorneys 

Thrivent Financial – 

Lisa Marie Higginbotham 

(805) 910-5048 

484 Mobil Ave. #17 


Financial Planning Advisors 

Trova Home Care of 


(805) 388-2700 

1200 Lawrence Dr. Ste.300 

Newbury Park, CA 91320 

www.trovahomecare.com 

Senior Care 

Vaughn Management & 

Services, Inc 

(805) 384-0022 

333 N Lantana St 130 


www.vaughnservices.com 

Engineers 

Membership 

Milestones 

30 years 

Camrosa Water District 

20 years 

Holiday Inn Express Hotel 

& Suites 

15 years 

Camarillo Community 

Theater 

City of Camarillo 

Gold Coast Recycling 

LegalShield 

Paychex, Inc. 

Russ Merrick, EA Enrolled 

Agent 

10 years 

Cabrillo Economic 

Development Corp 

Center for Family Health 

Citizens Advisory 

Committee-VYCF 

FEECORP 

Golden State Self Storage 

Michael Freeland O.D. 

United Blood Services 

Yolanda’s of Camarillo 

5 Years 

Camarillo Academy of 

Progressive Education 

Cantara Cellars 

County Commerce Bank 

Culligan Water 

Electronic Expediters Inc 

Griffin Family Funeral Chapels 

LA Workout 

Laro Properties 

Patty Brown PR & Sp. Events 

SunAir Jets LLC


Ribbon Cuttings 

JenRenee Photography 

Bank staff, community members, elected officials and 

Chamber members attended the grand opening celebration 

of the new County Commerce Bank Camarillo 

branch last month. 

2357-B Pickwick Drive, (805) 485-7600 

LearnEase LLC 

Chamber members, Ambassadors, staff, Board members 

and dignitaries joined Jennifer Garcia, owner of 

the new JenRenee Photography at her Grand Opening 

and Ribbon Cutting ceremony 

78 Elm Drive, (805) 910-5991 

LearnEase LLC is a business consulting company specializing 

in helping small to medium size businesses 

streamline with innovative, cutting edge technology 

and solutions. 

www.Learnease.com, 888.549.4844 

Roadrunner Management Svcs 

Way of the Orient 

Longtime community business Roadrunner Shuttle & 

Limousine Service celebrated an expansion and new 

location last month with a ribbon cutting for Roadrunner 

Management Services. 

425 Durley Ave, (805) 389-8196. 

Dignitaries, Chamber members, students and staff 

gathered with friends and family of owners Tom & Jill 

Ball at the Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting ceremony 

for Way of the Orient Martial Arts Studio. 

67 S. Glenn Drive, (805) 388-1047 


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Membership 

Top Web Clicks 

Data gathered from CamarilloChamber.org 

between June 16 and Sept 15, 2012 

Top Click-throughs to 

Member Page 

1. Avery Insurance & Financial 

Services Lic # 0614248..............206 

2. Paychex, Inc................................179 

3. Channel Islands Urgent Care 

and Family Practice...................172 

4. Cobalt Realty Group: 

Dan McAllister............................170 

5. Safeguard by G.A. Cook 

& Associates Inc..........................167 

6. Marie Callender’s.......................163 

7. St. John’s Pleasant Valley 

Hospital.......................................160 

8. Conejo Mountain Funeral Home 

& Memorial Park........................159 

9. Ventura County Credit Union.....159 

10. Purrfect Auto Service.................158 

11. diVine Custom Catering............143 

12. Santa Barbara Bank & Trust....141 

13. Ottavio’s Italian Restaurant.....134 

14. Las Posas Family Medical 

Group...........................................131 

15. Carrigan Financial Group...........130 

16. Edward Jones- 

Richard K Wagner CFP...............125 

17. Roadrunner Shuttle.....................124 

18. PlanPrep LLC..............................123 

19.Affinity Accounting Corp........122 

20. Rabobank Camarillo..........................122 

Top Click-throughs 

to Member Website 

1. Sharp Bookkeepers.......................148 

2. RE/MAX Integrity: 

Terry Ayers.....................................121 

3. Signature Graphics.......................121 

4. John Manocchio, CFP...................115 

5. Camarillo MMA & Fitness............68 

6. Esquire Property Management.....67 

7. Camarillo Recycling.......................66 

8. Teresa Gonzalez Promos...................64 

9. Bates Family Chiropractic...........62 

10. Independent Capital Management 

Richard Frank..............................62 

11. Atria Las Posas Senior 

Living.............................................59 

12. Affinity Accounting Corp.............58 

13. Carrigan Financial Group...........58 

14. Phone On Hold 

Marketing Systems Inc................55 

15. Camarillo United Methodist 

Church...........................................54 

16. Macaroni Kid Camarillo..............52 

17. Brendan’s Irish Pub 

& Restaurant.................................47 

18. diVine Custom Catering................44 

19. Avery Insurance & Financial 

Services Lic # 0614248..............42 

20. Barlow Williams Realty..................42 

Recognize those 

who give back, 

nominate for the 

Top Ten Awards 

Nominations are now being 

accepted for the 46th annual 

Top Ten Community Awards. 

For over 40 years the Top Ten 

Community Awards have acknowledged 

deeds and actions 

of individuals, businesses and 

organizations that make Camarillo 

a better place to live and 

do business. The 2013 event is 

scheduled for Friday, March 22 

at Spanish Hills Country Club. 

The event will be held from 6 

p.m. to 9 p.m. and will be an elegant 

gathering of some of the 

most respected residents and 

businesspeople in Camarillo. 

The Camarillo Chamber 

of Commerce is now accepting 

nominations from community 

members for the following 

awards: Man, Woman, Youth, 

Educator, Public Servant, Senior, 

Entrepreneur, Business, 

Service Org and Volunteer of 

the Year. 

To nominate someone, 

please complete and return a 

nomination form, which may be 

found at designated businesses 

around town, at the Chamber 

office, or online at Camarillo- 

Chamber.org. 

The nomination deadline is 

Friday, January 4, 2013. 


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10 Tips for Managing Multiple 

Generations in the Work Force 

Do you have Millennial employees 

at your business? If not, you could 

be missing out. Millennial employees 

(born between 1982 and 2000, give or 

take a few years) bring many benefits 

to your business. They’re energetic and 

enthusiastic, are fluent in technology 

and have lower salary expectations than 

more experienced workers. How can 

you attract Millennial employees to 

your workplace and integrate them into 

your team? Try these 10 tips. 

1. Understand their expectations. 

Know what Millennial employees hope 

to gain from working for you. Chances 

are, Millennials will make that clear 

during the job interview—but if they 

don’t, ask them. 

2. Challenge them. Millennials 

want to make a difference in their jobs 

from the get-go. Encourage that enthusiasm 

by assigning them challenging 

projects from the start, and adding more 

responsibility as they learn. 

3. Define tasks and goals. It may 

seem contradictory, but while Millennials 

enjoy independence, they also grew 

up with “helicopter parents,” teachers 

and coaches micromanaging their lives. 

Be crystal clear when assigning tasks. 

Set incremental deadlines and check in 

regularly to review progress. 

4. Provide ongoing feedback. An 

annual performance review isn’t enough 

for Millennials, who want to hear how 

they’re doing—both good and bad—on 

an ongoing basis. This may be a more 

hands-on approach than you’re used to 

with older employees, but it’s essential 

for Millennials to thrive. 

5. Offer flexibility. Millennials 

expect work-life balance, and view 

working remotely and flexible hours 


as essentials, not extras. Bonus: Offering 

these options not only attracts and 

retains Millennials, but pleases older 

employees, too. 

6. Provide continuing education. 

Millennials want to improve at their 

jobs. Sign them up for webinars or seminars 

in their areas of interest; send them 

to conferences and events to learn from 

more experienced peers; or simply provide 

on-the-job training and education. 

7. Match them with a mentor. 

Millennials welcome mentorships, and 

pairing a Millennial employee with an 

older, more experienced worker benefits 

both of them. It also cements bonds, 

which can help eliminate generational 

misunderstandings at work. 

8. Tailor benefits and rewards to 

their interests. Millennials may be less 

interested in benefits like dental insurance 

and more interested in perks like 

continuing education. In a 2011 PricewaterhouseCoopers 

survey, the majority 

of Millennials said they would like to 

customize their benefits. 

9. Let them BYOD. (That means 

“bring your own device.”) Tech-savvy 

Millennials often prefer to use their own 

laptops, cellphones or tablets for work 

instead of a company-issued device. 

This can save you money; just make 

sure devices are secure and sensitive information 

isn’t compromised. 

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10. Use their social skills. In the 

2011 Cisco Connected World Technology 

Report, 56 percent of Millennials 

said they wouldn’t work for a company 

that banned social media in the workplace— 

or they’d sneak around the policy. 

Instead of shutting down Facebook 

or Twitter on the job, enlist Millennials’ 

social media expertise to enhance your 

company’s online presence. 

Article provided courtesy of the Small 

Business Development Center (SBDC). By 

Rieva Lesonsky. For more information on 

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10 Tips for Using Referrals to Grow Your Business 

For most small businesses, the holidays 

are a time to connect with customers 

by sending gifts or greeting cards or hosting 

special events. With everyone feeling a 

lot of good will, now is a great time to start 

using referrals from satisfied customers to 

build your business. Here are 10 tips for 

doing so: 

1. Ask for referrals. Many entrepreneurs 

fail to benefit from referrals because 

they’re simply too shy to ask. Most 

satisfied customers are happy to give you 

referrals--but they won’t think of it if you 

don’t ask them. 

2. Know the right time to ask. Aim 

to gather referrals at the completion of a 

project or upon delivery of a product. The 

goal is to approach the customer when 

they are happy with the purchase and the 

transaction is still fresh in their minds. 

3. Create a system. Set up a procedure 

for capturing referrals. This can vary 

depending on your industry. A business-tobusiness 

company might ask for referrals 

during a post-sale phone call or email. A 

retailer could enclose a card with each purchase 

that customers can fill out to refer a 

friend. 

4. Offer a reward. Encourage customers 

to give referrals by offering incentives, 

such as a discount on their next 

purchase, a free month of service or a 

small gift. Making rewards contingent on 

whether the referral makes a purchase can 

encourage higher-quality referrals who are 

more likely to buy. 

5. Build trust. Customers don’t want 

their friends bombarded with marketing 

messages. Make them comfortable providing 

referrals by explaining how you 

will use the contact information they provide. 

Will you send direct mail? Will you 

contact the person by phone? 

6. Follow up in a timely fashion. If 

you let referrals languish for months, their 

value can fade as the relationship between 

your customer and the prospect changes or 

your customer becomes less enthusiastic 

about your business. Set up a system to 

contact referrals within two weeks of obtaining 

them. 

7. Mention the connection, but 

don’t rely on it. When you contact a referral, 

be sure to let them know who referred 

them to you. However, don’t assume that 

this connection alone will spur the prospect 

to buy. You need to put forth as much 

effort as you would with any sale. 

8. Get to know them. Don’t give a 

“hard sell.” Lay the groundwork for a relationship 

by offering the referral something 

useful as an introduction to your business. 

This could be a whitepaper related to their 

industry, a free consultation, or a discount 

on their first purchase. 

9. Provide great service. When 

you win business from a referral, always 

provide outstanding service to the new 

customer. Otherwise, you will make the 

referring customer look bad for having 

recommended you, and you might lose not 

only the new customer’s business, but the 

old one’s as well. 

10. Repeat the cycle. Be sure to ask 

your new customer for a referral when the 

time is right— and watch your business 

grow exponentially! 

By Rieva Lesonsky 

Rieva Lesonsky is founder CEO and 

President of GrowBiz Media, a content 

and consulting company that helps entrepreneurs 

start and grow their businesses. 

Follow Rieva at Twitter.com/Rieva and 

visit SmallBizDaily.com to sign up for her 

free TrendCast reports. 

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Accounting: CPA’s 

A. Sullivan & Company 

266 Mobil Ave., # 106, Camarillo 

(805) 482-2376 

www.asullivancpa.com 

Barbara J. Whatley, CPA 

2050 Via Veneto, Camarillo 

(805)796-6744 

www.gobarbara.com 

Hinricher & Crasnick, LLP 

3275 Old Conejo Road, Thousand Oaks 

(805) 496-1883 

hc-llp.com 

Kevin Sumida CPA 


(805) 233-4039 

Michael K. Andonian, CPA 

1200 Paseo Camarillo, Ste 100, Camarillo 

(805)987-3836 

Mitchell & Schwartz 

760 Las Posas Road, B-1, Camarillo 

(805)445-7121 

www.mscg.com 

Nancy Lee Ma, CPA 


(805) 388-4695 

www.nleemacpa.com 

Soares, Sandall, Bernacchi & Petrovich 

405 Esplanade Drive, Ste 300, Oxnard 

(805)485-7965 

www.ssbp.com 

Todd A. Alexander, CPA 

2435 E. Ventura Blvd.,Ste B, Camarillo 

(805) 504-2280 

www.toddthetaxman.com 

Accounting: General Business 

Consulting 

Affinity Accounting Corp. 

2625 Townsgate Rd, Ste 330, Westlake Vlg 

(818) 879-4900 

www.affinityaccounting.com 

Accounting: Tax Preparation 

ACCU-SERVICE 

3615 E Barca St, Camarillo 

(805) 482-3669 

www.accuservice.com 

John Manocchio, CFP 

299 W. Hillcrest Dr, Ste 112, Thousand Oaks 

(805)371-0087 

www.myadvisor.wrfa.com 

Russ Merrick, EA Enrolled Agent 

340 Rosewood Ave., Ste H, Camarillo 

(805) 482-1850 

www.russmerrick.com 

Suzanne Kitchens (Tax Service) 

2210 Pickwick Dr, Camarillo 

(805) 482-4422 

Advertising 

AT&T Real Yellow Pages 

30851 Agoura Road, Agoura Hills 

(818) 707-6610 

www.attyp.com 

Axxess Ventura 

4882 McGrath St, Ste 310, Ventura 

(805) 676-1922 

www.venturaaxxess.com 

Phone On-Hold Marketing Systems, Inc. 

810 Lawrence Dr. Ste. 120, Newbury Pk 

805-214-0927 

www.phoneonhold.com 

theAgency 

55 S. Glenn Drive, Camarillo 

(805) 383-4550 

www.agency2.com 

Yellow Book USA 

800 S Barranca Ave., Ste 500, Covina 

(818) 442-9890 

www.yellowbook.com 

Zlinked 

2435 E. Ventura Blvd., Ste D, Camarillo 

(818) 749-5598 

Agriculture: Farming 

Corona Seeds, Inc. 

590-F Constitution Ave., Camarillo 

(805)388-2555 

www.coronaseeds.com 

Houweling Nurseries Oxnard, Inc. 

645 W. Laguna Road, Camarillo 

(805)271-5105 

www.houweling.com 

Western Onion Sales, Inc. 

295 Willis Ave., Ste D, Camarillo 

(805) 482-4441 

westernonion.com 

Air Conditioning and Heating 

AirWorks Solutions 


(805) 754-6468 

airworkssolutions.com 

J & L Air Systems 


(805) 389-9531 

www.jnlair.com 

Pacific Aire Inc. 

4730 Calle Carga, Camarillo 

(866) 722-2473 

pacificaire.com 

Ambulance Service 

American Medical Response 

616 Fitch Ave., Moorpark 

(805)517-2010 

Animal Services 

Dog Genie 


(805) 479-8900 

www.doggenie.com 

Apartment Homes 

Alara Camarillo Apartment Homes 

390 Paseo Camarillo, Camarillo 

(805)484-3800 

www.alaracamarillo.com 

Camarillo Mountain View Apartments 

659 N Las Posas Rd, Camarillo 

(805) 484-4893 

statewideenterprises.com 

Corte Madera 

5240 Corte Bocina, Camarillo 

(805)388-7914 

www.cortemaderaapts.com 

Las Posas Riviera Apartments 

520 Daily Drive, #112, Camarillo 

(805) 484-3885 

www.lasposasriviera.com 

Mira Vista Village 

2700 E. Ponderosa Drive, Camarillo 

(805) 987-6486 

www.lomco.com 

University Glen 

45 Rincon Drive, Ste 104A, Camarillo 

(805) 437-2667 

universityglencorp.csuci.edu 

Villa Campana Apartments 

530 Calle La Roda #200, Camarillo 

(805) 484-1530 

Villa Palazzo Apartments 

750 N. Mobil Ave, Camarillo 

(805) 482-8800 

www.villapalazzoapts.com 

Apparel 

Bob Kildee Clothing 

606 Las Posas, Camarillo 

(805)482-2124 

kildeeclothing.com 

Rocket Dog Brands Retail, LLC 

620 Ventura Blvd. Ste. 1300, Camarillo 

(805) 484-3999 

www.rocketdog.com 

Appraisers 

Roy A. Villa, MAI, SRA 


(805) 482-2003 

Architects 

arc Design Group, Inc. 

1000 Paseo Camarillo, Ste. 239. Cam. 

(805) 484-4277 

arcdesigngroup.net 


Atria Las Posas Senior Living 

24 Las Posas Road, Camarillo 

(805) 987-9872 

www.atrialasposas.com 

Ocean Breeze Estates 


(818) 398-8985 

www.oceanbreezeestates.com 

Automotive: Dealers 

DCH Lexus of Oxnard 

1640 Auto Center Dr, Oxnard 

(805) 988-8500 

www.dchlexusofoxnard.com 

Land Rover Jaguar Ventura 

3190 Perkin Ave, Ventura 

(805) 654-0100 

landroverjaguarventura.com 

Paradise Chevrolet 

6350 Leland Street, Ventura 

(805) 642-0111 

paradisechevrolet.com 

Automotive: Parts, Repairs 

& Services 

American Tire Depot 

2376 Ventura Blvd, Camarillo 

(805) 603-4445 

www.americantiredepot.com 

Barry’s Auto Service 

130 S. Dawson Drive, Camarillo 

(805)388-6422 

www.barrysautoservice.com 

Bergin’s Automotive 

2761 E. Daily Drive, Camarillo 

(805) 482-9968 

berginsauto.com 

Big Brand Tire Company 

578 Dawson Drive, Camarillo 

(805) 388-0223 

www.bigbrandtire.com 

Camarillo Car Care Center 

2739 Daily Drive, Camarillo 

(805)482-2853 

www.camarillocarcare.com 

Camarillo Independent Honda & Acura 

1955 E. Daily Drive, Ste 105, Camarillo 

(805) 987-8180 

Camarillo Towing, Inc. 

372 S Dawson Drive, Camarillo 

(805)388-1185 

www.camarillotowing.com 

Kevin’s Precision Alignment & Automotive 

487 S. Dawson Drive, Ste 1S, Camarillo 

(805) 383-2451 

kevinsalign.com 

Napa Auto Parts 

2221 Pickwick Drive, Camarillo 

(805)484-4848 

Platinum Tow & Transport Inc. 

938 Verdulera St., Camarillo 

(805) 987-3345 

www.platinumtow.com 

Purrfect Auto Service 

960 Arneill Rd., Camarillo 

(805)504-9751 

Safelite AutoGlass 

3316 Maya Linda Unit B, Camarillo 

(805) 383-0778 

www.safelite.com 

Your Mechanic 

270 Aviador St Unit L, Camarillo 

(805) 388-4933 

yourmechanic93010.com 

Aviation 

Avex 

205 Durley Ave, Camarillo 

(805) 389-1188 

newavex.com

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Lucix Corporation 

800 Avenida Acaso, Camarillo 

(805) 987-6645 

www.lucix.com 

Sun Air Jets, LLC 

855 Aviation Drive, Camarillo 

(805) 389-9300 

www.sunairjets.com 

Ventura County Department of 

Airports 

555 Airport Way, Ste B, Camarillo 

(805) 388-4372 

www.ventura.org/airports 

Banks & Credit Unions 

CBC Federal Credit Union - Camarillo 

300 Arneill Road, Camarillo 

(805)988-2151 (See Ad pg 29) 

www.cbcfcu.org 

Chase Bank 

2510 Las Posas Rd Ste G, Camarillo 

(805) 987-5289 


2400 E Gonzales Rd, Oxnard 

(805) 485-7600 

www.countycommercebank.com 

County Schools Federal Credit Union 

4591 Market Street, Ventura 

(805) 644-4657 

www.scfcu.org 

First California Bank 

1150 Paseo Camarillo, Camarillo 

(805) 484-0534 

www.fcbank.com 

Pacific Oaks Federal Credit Union 

761 Daily Drive, Ste 100, Camarillo 

(805) 384-1100 

www.pacificoaksfcu.org 

Rabobank- Camarillo 


(805)384-2184 (See Ad pg 11) 

www.rabobankamerica.com 


4646 Adolfo Road, Camarillo 

(805)384-5321 


(805)383-2224 

250 S Mills Road, Ventura 

(805) 676-7559 

www.sbbt.com 

Union Bank 

29015 Thousand Oaks Blvd, Agoura 

(805) 312-5441 

www.unionbank.com 

Ventura County Credit Union 


(805) 477-4000 (See Ad pg 10) 

www.vccuonline.net 

Western Federal Credit Union 

4950 Verdugo Way, Camarillo 

(877) 254-9328 

www.western.org 

Beauty Salons & Supplies 

Arbonne - Kathy Bryan 


(805) 498-9465 

www.kathybryan.myarbonne.com 

Mary Kay Consultant- Christine Jessee 


(805) 302-9603 

www.marykay.com/cjessee 

Mary Kay Consultant- Karesse Bellenbaum 


(805) 612-2499 

www.marykay.com/kralston1 

Mary Kay Consultant- Ramona Truwe 


(805) 509-0571 

www.marykay.com/rtruwe 

Massage Envy 

2360 Las Posas Road, Ste G, Camarillo 

(805)987-1010 

www.massageenvy.com 

Nerium Internatiional-Bob Waldo 


(805) 482-8866 

http://bobwaldo.nerium.com 

On the Boulevard Salon & Spa 

2280 E. Ventura Blvd, Camarillo 

(805) 987-1275 

Bookkeeping 

DF Solutions Inc 

2435 Ventura Blvd, Ste A, Camarillo 

(805) 464-7337 

www.dfsolutionsinc.com 

LJG Business Services 

2390 C Las Posas Road #253, Camarillo 

(805) 445-1302 

www.LJGBusinessServices.com 

Sharp Bookkeepers 

651 Via Alondra Ste 715, Camarillo 

(805) 389-7300 

sharpbookkeepers.com 

Builder/Developers 

Hiji Investment Co., LLC 

771 Mountain View Ave., Oxnard 

(805) 240-4511 

Laro Properties 

16633 Ventura Blvd. Ste 1330, Encino 

(818) 986-8890 

Business Consulting 

& Development 

Blue Wave CFO Consulting 

1746-F Victoria Ave., Ste 424, Ventura 

(805) 279-9475 

www.Bluewavecfo.com 

Camarillo Chamber of Commerce 


(805) 484-4383 

www.camarillochamber.org 

Development Planning Services, Inc. 

211 Vlg Commons Blvd. Ste 15, Camarillo 

(805)484-8303 

Job & Career Ctrs, Business & Emp.Svcs 

635 S. Ventura Rd., Oxnard 

(805) 382-8231 

www.venturacountyjcc.org 

LearnEase LLC 

2866 Waverly Ave., Camarillo 

805-585-5030 

www.learnease.com 

Optimal Development Coaching 

424 D Arneill Rd., Camarillo 

(805) 482-1625 

www.optimaldevelopmentcoaching.com 

Rincon Strategies 

2435 E. Ventura Blvd., Ste. A, Camarillo 

(805) 484-6700 

www.rinconstrategies.com 

Business Loans 

Capstone Bankcard, Inc. 

18663 Ventura Blvd 3rd Floor, Tarzana 

(818) 770-3000 

www.capstonebankcard.com 

Caterers 

Command Performance Catering Grp 

5273 Commerce Dr, Unit 6, Moorpark 

(805) 523-3232 

www.cpcatering.com 

diVine Custom Catering 

3430 E Stiles Ave, Camarillo 

(805) 657-1486 

divinecatering.info 

DJ’s California Catering 

2784 Johnson Drive, Ventura 

(805)389-5418 

www.djscatering.com 

Gale’s Gourmet Dogs 

52 Lilac Way, Ventura 

(805)844-8159 

I Would Rather Be Baking 


(805) 844-8893 (See Ad pg 29) 

Iwouldratherbebaking.com 

Childcare 

Pacific Camps & Family Resources, Inc. 

380 Mobil Avenue, Camarillo 

(805)482-5250 

www.pacificcamps.com 

Chiropractic 

Bates Family Chiroprachic 

457 Carmen Drive, Camarillo 

(805) 389-9222 

chiropractor-camarillo.com 

Churches & Religion 

Camarillo United Methodist Church 

291 Anacapa Drive, Camarillo 

(805)482-4312 

www.cam-umc.org 

St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church 

400 Skyway Drive, Camarillo 

(805)482-1273 

Temple Ner Ami 

515 Temple Ave, Camarillo 

(805) 388-3824 

www.templenerami.org 

Civic Member 

Terry Bradford Crane 

Mayor Emeritus Stanley J. Daily 

Larry Davis 

William Seaver 

Cleaning Services, Dry Cleaners 

MAID BRIGADE of Ventura County 


(805) 389-3275 

www.maidbrigade.com 

Servicemaster Prof. Bldg Maintenance 

4053 Calle Tesoro, #F, Camarillo 

(805)389-6883 

www.servicemasterpbm.com 

Commercial Landscaping 

Groundskeeper Inc. 


(805) 983-3295 

www.groundkeepervc.com 

Computers: Products, 

Services, & Software 

All-City Technology 

1221 Avenida Acaso, Ste F, Camarillo 

(805) 388-8311 

www.all-city.com 

Cloud Safe Backup LLC 


(805) 322-1507 

www.cloudsafebackup.com 

Crescendo Interactive, Inc. 

110 Camino Ruiz, Camarillo 

(805) 987-0565 

www.crescendointeractive.com 

ISPro, Inc. 

3211 Corte Malpaso, Ste 407, Camarillo 

(805) 383-1800 

www.ispro.com 

Oasis Technology, Inc. 

601 Daily Drive #226, Camarillo 

(805) 445-4833 

www.oasistechnology.com 

Saalex Solutions 

811 Camarillo Springs Rd Ste A, Camarillo 

(805) 482-1070 

www.saalexsolutions.com 

Sage Network, Inc. 

1000 Paseo Camarillo, Ste. 134, Camarillo 

(805) 388-1815 (See Ad pg 26) 

www.SageNetInc.com 

Construction Companies 

CA Designers Choice Custom Cabinetry 

547 Constitution Ave. Ste F, Camarillo 

(805) 987-1080 

www.cdcc-inc.com 

Greatway Roofing Inc. 

622 Calle Plano, Camarillo 

(805) 523-2550 

www.greatwayroofing.com 

Mark Varnum Construction Inc. 

3222 Corte Malpaso, #201, Camarillo 

(805)388-2411 

www.varnumconstruction.com

Camarillo Chamber Member Listing - By Category 15 

Western Oil Spreading Services, Inc. 

736 Mission Rock Road, Santa Paula 

(805) 647-0693 

www.westernoilspreading.com 

Innovative Electrical Designs 


(805) 987-0929 

www.bestlightservice.com 

Vaughn Management & Services Inc. 

333 N. Lantana Ste 130, Camarillo 

(805) 384-0022 

www.vaughnservices.com 

Samson Financial, Inc. 

2435 Ventura Blvd., Ste. A, Camarillo 

(805) 504-1335 

www.samsonfinancialinc.com 

Credit Counseling Services 

New Era Debt Solutions 

295 Willis Ave, Ste K, Camarillo 

(888) 639-4050 

www.NewEraDebtSolutions.com/ 

Dental: Dentists, Orthodontists 

Anacapa Oral Surgery Dental Implant 


(805) 389-9500 (See Ad pg 26) 

Camarillo Children’s Dental Group 

3687 Las Posas Rd, Ste #180, Camarillo 

(805) 484-2705 

www.spaceshipdentist.com 

Camarillo Dental Practice 


(805)482-3811 

www.thecamarillodentalpractice.com 

Luxe Dental Studio 

163 W Ventura Blvd. Ste. C, Camarillo 

(805) 484-9300 

luxedentalstudio.com 

Mission Oaks Dental Group 

4900 Verdugo Way, Ste A, Camarillo 

(805)484-7277 (See Ad pg 28) 

www.missionoaksdental.com 

My Kid’s Dentist 

2370-D East Las Posas Rd., Camarillo 

(805) 389-3543 

Page Mansourian D.D.S., Inc. 

4015 Mission Oaks Blvd. Ste A, Camarillo 

(805) 987-2701 

www.smilebydrm.com 

Rosewood Dental Group 

4027 Mission Oaks Blvd., Camarillo 

(805)484-1022 

www.rosewooddental.com 

Stars Dental, Inc. 

1727 East Daily Drive, Ste H, Camarillo 

(805) 764-0222 

www.StarsDentalcare.com 

Distributors and Wholesalers 

Dynacorn International Inc. 

4030 Via Pescador, Camarillo 

(805) 987-8818 

dynacorn.com 

Merex, Inc. 

853 Via Alondra, Camarillo 

(805)446-2700 

www.merexinc.com 

Supra Alloys, Inc. 

351 Cortez Circle, Camarillo 

(805)388-2138 

Electrical Contractors 

DK Electrical Contractors, Inc. 

1785 E. La Loma Avenue, Somis 

(805) 386-3262 

Walker Electric 

Serving All Areas 

(805) 910-6009 

Electronics 

Electronic Expediters, Inc. 

3700 Via Pescador, Camarillo 

(805) 987-7171 

www.expediters.com 

Eurasia Power LLC 

4022 Camino Ranchero, Unit D, Camarillo 

805-383-1234 

www.eurasiapower.com 

Logical Approach Engineering 

900 Calle Plano, Ste A, Camarillo 

(805)987-8274 

www.lae.com 

So-Cal Value Added 


(805)389-5335 

www.so-calvalueadded.com 

Employment Agencies & Svcs 

Act-1 Personnel Services 

2544 E. Vineyard Ave., Oxnard 

(805) 604-9506 

www.act-1.com 

AppleOne Employment 

1300 Eastman Ave. Ste. 220, Ventura 

(805) 650-1814 

www.appleone.com 

Barrett Business Services 

799 Camarillo Springs Rd, Camarillo 

(805)987-0331 

www.barrettbusiness.com 

High Quality Search Staffing 

360 Mobil Ave Ste 218H, Camarillo 

(805) 383-7057 

high-quality.biz 

United Staffing Associates 

424 South A Street, Oxnard 

(805) 278-0016 

www.unitedwestaff.com 

Engineers 

Civil Engineering Consultants 

2043 Calaveras Drive, Camarillo 

(805) 391-6905 

Evolving Resources, Inc. 

5284 Adolfo Rd. Ste 150, Camarillo 

(805)445-9117 

www.eri-engineering.com 

Penfield & Smith 

1327 Del Norte Rd, Ste 200, Camarillo 

(805) 981-0706 

www.penfieldsmith.com 

RBF Consulting 

5051 Verdugo Way Ste 300, Camarillo 

(805)383-3373 

www.rbf.com 

Environmental Consultants 

E. R. Mancini & Associates 

5800 Santa Rosa Rd, Ste 130, Camarillo 

(805)987-7152 

Events and Festivals 

California Strawberry Festival 

1661 Pacific Ave., Ste 15, Oxnard 

(805)385-4739 

www.strawberry-fest.org 

Camarillo Fiesta Association 

PO Box 114, Camarillo 

(805) 482-2003 

www.camarillofiesta.org 

Camarillo’s Old Town MusicFest 

2400 E. Ventura Blvd., Camarillo 

(805) 484-4383 

www.camarilloartandjazzfestival.com 

Kidfest 

2887 Venezia Lane, Thousand Oaks 

(661) 904-5919 

www.kidfest.us 

Exporter 

FEECORP 


(805) 987-0506 

www.feecorp.com 

Marcus Food Co. 

450 Rosewood Ave, Ste 212B, Camarillo 

(805) 383-2041 

Financial Planning/Advisors 

Edward Jones-Tom Cronley 

2360 E. Ventura Blvd Ste B, Camarillo 

(805) 389-6699 

www.edwardjones.com 

Edward Jones-Sarah Reznick, CRPC® 

2804 Camino Dos Rios, Ste 207, NbPk 

(805) 499-9785 


Edward Jones-Richard K. Wagner, CFP 

484 Mobil Ave., Suite 16, Camarillo 

(805)484-9330 


Folino Tax & Financial Network 

333 N Lantana, Ste 297, Camarillo 

(805) 482-4062 

www.folinotax.com 

Independent Capital Mgt-Richard Frank 

770 Paseo Camarillo Ste. 130, Camarillo 

(805) 484-1011 

ICMCAMARILLO.com 

Lifetime Planning, Inc. 

1200 Paseo Camarillo, #190, Camarillo 

(805)987-8938 

www.lifetimeplanning.biz 

PlanPrep LLC 


(805) 910-0870 

www.planprep.com 

Summit Wealth Management Group 

400 Camarillo Ranch Rd. Ste 202, Camarillo 

(805) 384-1186 

yoursummitwealth.com 

Thrivent Financial-Lisa Higginbotham 

484 Mobil Ave #17, Camarillo 

(805) 910-5048 

Florist & Garden Design 

Camarillo Flower Shop 

77-A E. Daily Drive, Camarillo 

(805) 482-2320 

camarilloflowershop.com 

Merrill’s Garden Party 


(805) 208-6058 

www.merrillsgardenparty.com 

Golf Courses, Clubs, Lessons 

Las Posas Country Club 

955 Fairway Drive, Camarillo 

(805)388-2901 

www.lasposascc.com 


999 Crestview Ave., Camarillo 

(805) 388-5000 

www.spanishhillscc.com 

Sterling Hills - Wedgewood Center 

901 Sterling Hills Drive, Camarillo 

(805) 604-9892 

www.wedgewoodbanquet.com 

Government 

Calleguas Municipal Water District 

2100 Olsen Road, Thousand Oaks 

(805) 579-7111 

www.calleguas.com 

City of Camarillo 

601 Carmen Drive, Camarillo 

(805) 388-5300 

www.ci.camarillo.ca.us 

Economic Development Collaborative 

1601 Carmen Drive #215, Camarillo 

(805) 384-1800 

www.edc-vc.com 

Graphic Design 

Barry Ridge Graphic Design 

671 Via Alondra, Ste 807, Camarillo 

(805) 764-2440 (See Ad pg 12) 

www.ridgedesign.com 

Imagine It Web Design & Marketing 

P.O. Box 4046, Chatsworth 

(800) 569-2260 

www.imagineit.com 

Gyms and Physical Fitness 

B Real Fitness 

2440 Las Posas Road #A, Camarillo 

(805) 383-3700 

www.brealfitness.com

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Camarillo MMA and Fitness 

5800 Santa Rosa Road #133, Camarillo 

(805) 914-4129 

www.cammma.com 

George Erb Fitness Center, Inc. 

231 Camarillo Ranch Rd., Camarillo 

(805) 484-3307 

www.erbphysicaltherapy.com 

L.A. Workout 


(805) 482-2582 

www.laworkout.com 

Way of the Orient Martial Arts Academy 

67 S. Glenn Dr., Camarillo 

(805) 388-1047 

www.wayoftheorient.com 

Health & Wellness 

Beauty Lounge Med Spa 

2475 Ventura Blvd., Camarillo 

(805) 991-0202 

www.beautyloungemedspa.com 

Camarillo Health Care District 

3639 E. Las Posas Rd, Ste 117, Camarillo 

(805)482-9382 

www.camhealth.com 

Good Life Solutions 


(805) 987-4748 

www.goodlifesolutions.com 

ISAGENIX 


(805) 389-4320 

camarillo.isagenix.com 

Madeleine Lindvall Massage 

355 Mobil Ave., Camarillo 

(805) 990-3400 

www.massageincamarillo.com 

Physicians Choice by Gemcare Health Plan 

2001 N. Solar Dr, Ste 150, Oxnard 

(877) 744-2709 (See Ad pg 27) 

gemcarehealthplan.com/physicianschoice 

Vreeland College of the Healing Arts 

473 Post St., Camarillo 

(805) 482-8111 

www.vreelandcollege.org 

Hearing Aids, Audiology 

Acoustic Hearing Aids 

2412 N. Ponderosa Dr, Camarillo 

(805) 482-1104 

www.acoustichearingaid.com 

Hospitals & Medical Offices 

Center for Family Health 

422 Arneill Road, Ste B, Camarillo 

(805) 482-1282 

www.cmhshealth.org/cfh 

Channel Islands Urgent Care 


(805)484-7448 

Chen’s Chinese Medicine 

2342 Lomita St C, Camarillo 

(805) 389-0333 

Kaiser Permanente 

2620 E. Las Posas Road, Camarillo 

(805) 477-6224 

www.kaiserpermanente.org/ 

Las Posas Family Medical Group 

3801 Las Posas, Ste. 214, Camarillo 

(805) 437-0900 

Rolling Oaks Radiology-Camarillo 

3801 Las Posas Rd Ste 111., Camarillo 

(805) 389-9657 

www.rollingoaksradiology.com 

Seena Pharmacy 

3901 Las Posas Rd, Ste 101., Camarillo 

(805) 419-2686 

www.seenapharmacy.com 

St. John’s Medical Group of Vta County 

5051 N. Verdugo Way, Ste 100, Camarillo 

(805) 384-8071 

St. John’s Pleasant Valley Hospital 

2309 Antonio Ave., Camarillo 

(805)389-5800 (See Ad on back cover) 

www.stjohnshealth.org 

U.S. Healthworks 


(805) 484-0095 

www.ushealthworks.com 

Hotels & Lodging 

Bella Capri Inn 

2050 E Ventura Blvd., Camarillo 

(805) 482-0777 

www.bellacapriinn.com 

Best Western Camarillo Inn 


(805)987-4991 

Camarillo Residence Inn by Marriott 

2912 Petit Street, Camarillo 

(805) 388-7997 

www.residenceinn.com/oxrcr 

Courtyard by Marriott, Camarillo 


(805)388-1020 

www.courtyard.com/oxrch 

Crowne Plaza Ventura Beach Hotel 

450 East Harbor Boulevard, Ventura 

(805) 648-2100 

www.cpventura.com 

Good Nite Inn 


(805)388-5644 

www.good-nite.com 

Hampton Inn & Suites 

50 W. Daily Drive, Camarillo 

(805) 389-9898 

www.camarillosuites.hamptoninn.com 

Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites 

4444 Central Ave., Camarillo 

(805) 485-3999 

www.hiexpress.com/camarilloca 

Quality Inn & Suites 

984 W. Ventura Blvd., Camarillo 

(805) 987-4188 

www.comfortinn.com 

Ventura County Lodging Association 

5235 Mission Oaks Blvd. Ste# 731, Cam 

(805) 444-0059 

www.venturacountywest.com 

Human Resources 

The Douglass Consulting Group, LLC 

207 W. Los Angeles Ave, #242, Moorpark 

(805) 222-5826 

www.douglassconsultinggroup.com 

The HR Firm 

Serving Ventura County, Oxnard 

(805) 816-8896 

thehrfirm.com 

Insurance 

Aflac-John McClain 

2295 Westwood Drive, Camarillo 

(805) 990-7474 

Automobile Club of Southern CA 

2570B Las Posas Rd., Camarillo 

(805) 389-7240 

www.aaa-calif.com 

Avery Insurance & Financial Service 

License #0614248 

450 Rosewood Ave., Suite #200, Camarillo 

(805)482-1010 

www.eaveryinsurance.com 

Elliott Financial & Insurance Services 

360 Mobil Ave, Suite 102F, Camarillo 

(805)987-7537 

Farmers Ins. Group-Brad Fogeltanz 

1701 N. Lombard St, Ste 110, Oxnard 

(805) 312-4319 

Fischer Insurance 


(805) 373-8580 

George S Garcia Life & Health Insurance 

2435 Ventura Blvd Ste B, Camarillo 

(805) 383-9838 

http://GeorgeGarciainsurance.com 

Health Insurance InfoSystem 


(805)388-9903 

www.thehealthinsurancestore.com 

Hogan Insurance Services 

100 Moody Ct, Ste 100, Thousand Oaks 

(805) 379-2203 

www.hoganins.com 

Karl Lassiter, State Farm Insurance & 

Financial 

400 W Ventura Blvd. Ste 225, Camarillo 

(805)987-9104 

www.klassiter.com 

Mike Brennan’s Farmers Insurance 


(805) 987-2241 

www.commercialinsure.com 

Ray Tuttle, AFLAC 

5296 Meadowridge Ct., Camarillo 

(805) 750-0983 

Rincon Insurance Corp 

2460 N. Ponderosa Dr, Ste A-110, Camarillo 

(805) 377-9644 

www.rinconins.com 

State Farm Rafferty Agency 

456 Arneill Rd, Camarillo 

(805)484-1041 

kerryrafferty.com 

State Farm, Thomas Logan 

267 Vlg Commons Blvd. Unit 13, Camarillo 

(805) 889-9431 

TWIW Insurance Services, LLC 

196 S. Fir Street, Ventura 

(805) 585-6100 

www.twiw.com 

Valenzano Insurance Svc LIC #0D04006. 


(805) 987-3228 x16 

www.yourinsurancebroker.com 

Your Life & Long Term Care Specialist 


(805) 644-3535 

mknfinancial.com 

Interior Design 

Decor West 


(805) 484-4381 

Investment & Development 

KL Equities, LLC. 

2435 E. Ventura Blvd., Ste E, Camarillo 

(805)388-3970 

Property Reclaiming Services Inc. 


(888) 669-2201 

StanleyCombs.webhostinghub.com 

Jewelers 

George Thompson Diamond Co. 

309 W. Ventura Blvd., Ste D, Camarillo 

(805)388-5750 

Lozano’s Family Jewelry 


(805)388-2222 

Legal/Attorneys 

Bromund Law Group 

5550 Telegraph Road, Ste B-3, Ventura 

(805) 650-1100 

www.bromundlaw.com 

CunninghamLegal 

771 E Daily Drive Ste 350, Camarillo 

(805) 484-2769 

www.cunninghamlegal.com 

Deborah A. Parker, Attorney at Law 


(805) 218-7773 

www.DeborahParker.net 

Edsall Law, APC 

751 Daily Drive, Suite 325, Camarillo 

(805) 484-9002 

Landegger Baron Lavenant Ingber 


(805) 987-7128 

www.landeggeresq.com 

Law Office of Brian Nomi 

215 E Daily Drive Ste 28, Camarillo 

(805) 444-5960 

www.briannomi.com


Law Office of Theresa L. McConville 

340 Rosewood Ave., Ste R, Camarillo 

(805) 484-0514 

www.mcconlaw.com 

Law Offices of Mark Pachowicz 


(805)987-4975 

www.pachowicz.com 

Legal Shield 

Serving Members Nationwide 

(805)386-2369 

www.prepaidlegal.com/hub/nancyc 

Liewen Law 


(805) 278-0616 

www.liewenlaw.com 

LightGabler LLP 


(805) 248-7208 

www.lightgablerlaw.com 

Lowthorp Richards 


(805) 981-8555 

www.tricountycounsel.com 

Nordman, Cormany, Hair & Compton, LLP 

1000 Town Center Dr, 6th Floor, Oxnard 

(805) 485-1000 

www.nchc.com 

Schneiders and Associates LLP 

300 E. Esplanade Dr, Ste. 1980, Oxnard 

(805) 764-6370 

www.rstlegal.com 

Locksmith 

Buffum’s Safe & Lock Service 


(805) 484-5200 

Magazines & Newspapers 

805 Living Magazine 

3717 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd, Westlake Vlg 

(805) 413-1141 

www.805living.com 

Camarillo Acorn Newspaper 

1203 Flynn Road, Ste 140, Camarillo 

(805) 484-2403 

www.thecamarilloacorn.com 

Coupons and More of Camarillo 

2390-C Las Posas Road, #121, Camarillo 

(805)388-1311 

Pacific Coast Business Times 

14 E. Carrillo St., Ste A, Santa Barbara 

(805) 560-6950 

www.pacbiztimes.com 

Ventana Monthly / VC Reporter 

700 E Main Street, Ventura, CA 93001 

(805) 648-2244 

www.ventanamonthly.com 

Ventura County Star 

550 Camarillo Center Dr, Camarillo 

(805) 437-0000 

www.venturacountystar.com 

Manufacturing 

Gingi-Pak 

4825 Calle Alto, Camarillo 

(805) 484-1051 

www.gingi-pak.com 

Hales Engineering Company, Inc. 

18 Wood Road, Camarillo 

(805) 484-2736 

www.haleseng.com 

Luscombe Engineering 

4682 Calle Bolero, Ste D, Camarillo 

(805)987-4880 

National Coatings Corporation 

1201 Calle Suerte, Camarillo 

(805) 388-7112 

www.nationalcoatings.com 

Parker Hannifin Corp., Stratoflex Prod. Div. 

3800 Calle Tecate, Camarillo 

(805) 419-7000 

www.parker.com 

Symphotic Tll Corporation 

880 Calle Plano, Unit K, Camarillo 

(805) 484-6639 

www.symphotic.com 

Teledyne Scientific & Imaging 

1049 Camino Dos Rios, Thousand Oaks 

(805) 373-4545 

www.Tele-si.com 

Marketing & Public Relations 

Buena Consulting 

35 W. Main Street, Ventura 

(805) 201-9019 

www.buenacg.com 

Caddy Marketing & Communications, Inc. 

5214 Laurel Park Drive, Camarillo 

(805) 389-1815 

www.caddymarketingonline.com 

Janis Flippen Public Relations 


(805) 389-9495 

NOVA Advertising 

2435 Ventura Blvd Ste A, Camarillo 

(703) 987-9168 

www.novaadvertising.com 

Patty Brown Public Relations & Sp. Evnts 


(805) 607-9495 

SOHO Prospecting 

55 S. Glenn Dr., Camarillo 

(805)482-2170 x201 

www.sohoprospecting.com 

Medical Billing 

KC Medical Management 


(805) 320-1303 

www.kcmedman.com 

Medical Supplies 

Merlin Medical Supply Pharmacy & 

Merlin Magic 

699 Mobil Ave, Camarillo 

(805) 388-7669 

http://merlinmed.com 

Mortgage/Loans 

Broadview Mortgage - Carrigan Team 

771 Daily Drive Ste 120, Camarillo 

(805) 389-0282 

www.SteveCarrigan.com 

Broadview Mortgage - Pat Krull 

771 Daily Drive #120, Camarillo 

(805) 223-3896 (see Ad pg 25) 

www.patkrull.com 

Guild Mortgage Company 


(805) 389-6800 

www.guildmortgage.com 

Loan Production Office 

360 Mobil Ave., Suite 218A, Camarillo 

(805) 987-6919 

www.loanproductionoffice.com 

Prospect Mortgage 

2945 Townsgate Rd #200, Westlake Vlg 

(805) 390-5817 

myprospectmortgage.com 

Tri Emerald Financial Group 

770 Paseo Camarillo Ste 111, Camarillo 

(805) 732-9022 

www.triemerald.com 

Mortuary 

Conejo Mountain Funeral Home & 

Memorial Park 

2052 Howard Rd., Camarillo 

(805)482-1959 (see Ad pg 24) 

www.conejomountain.com 

Griffin Family Funeral Chapels 

1075 E Daily Dr, Camarillo 

(805) 482-1166 

www.camarillofuneralhome.com 

Moving & Storage 

Citizens Self Storage 

269 Aviador St, Camarillo 

(805) 484-1738 

www.citizenstorage.com 

Golden State Self Storage 

300 W. Ventura Blvd., Camarillo 

(805)388-7926 

www.goldenstatestorage.com 

Meathead Movers 

331 N Dawson Dr. #A, Camarillo 

(866) 843-6328 

www.meatheadmovers.com 

PODS Moving & Storage 

6050 King Drive Ste C, Ventura 

(805) 644-6503 

www.mylocalpods.com 

Sheeler Moving & Storage 

6020 Nicolle Street, Ste. A, Ventura 

(805)658-1943 

www.sheelermoving.com 

Store Safe Self Storage 

241 Camarillo Ranch Rd., Camarillo 

(805)482-7778 

www.storesafecalifornia.com 

StorQuest Self Storage 

151 Lewis Road, Camarillo 

(805)987-0223 

www.storquest.com 

We Stor It 


(805)484-3866 

Wells Cargo Self Storage 

450 Camarillo Center Dr, Camarillo 

(805) 383-2918 

wellscargocamarillo.com 

Museums & Theaters 

Camarillo Community Theatre 


(805) 388-5716 

www.camarillotheatre.org 

Camarillo Ranch Foundation 

201 Camarillo Ranch Road, Camarillo 

(805)389-8182 

www.camarilloranch.org 

Commemorative Air Force So. Ca Wing 

455 Aviation Drive, Camarillo 

(805)482-0064 

www.cafsocal.com 

Pleasant Valley Historical Soc. & Museum 


(805) 482-3660 

www.pvhsonline.org 

Roxy Stadium 11 


(805)388-0532 

http://srentertainmentgrp.com 

Non Profit & Community Orgs 

ARC Ventura County 

5103 Walker St., Ventura 

(805)650-8611 

www.arcvc.org 

American Cancer Society 

2186 Knoll Dr. Ste. A, Ventura 

(805) 644-4237 

www.cancer.org 

American Red Cross of Ventura County 


(805)987-1514 

www.arcventura.org 

Area Housing Authority of the Co. of Vta 

1400 W. Hillcrest Dr, Newbury Pk 

(805)480-9991 

www.ahacv.org 

Assoc. Water Agencies of Vta County 

5156 McGrath St., Ste 104, Ventura 

(805)644-0922 

www.awavc.org 

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Ventura Co. 

445 Rosewood Ave. Ste Q, Camarillo 

(805)484-2282 

www.bbsvc.org 

Boys & Girls Club Of Camarillo 

1500 Temple Ave., Camarillo 

(805)482-8113 

www.bgccam.org 

Brain Injury Center 

3687 E. Las Posas Blvd., Bldg H, Camarillo 

(805) 482-1312 

braininjurycenter.org

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Cabrillo Economic Dev. Corp. 

702 County Square Drive, Ventura 

(805)659-3791 

www.cabrilloedc.org 

Camarillo Breakfast Rotary Club 


(805) 484-1717 

www.camarillobreakfastrotary.org 

Camarillo City Ambassadors 


(805)482-7322 

Camarillo Council of PTA’s 


www.camarillopta.org 

Camarillo Family YMCA 

3111 Village at the Park Dr., Camarillo 

(805) 484-0423 

www.ciymca.org 

Camarillo Hospice Corporation 

400 Rosewood Ave., #102, Camarillo 

(805)389-6870 

www.camarillohospice.org 

Camarillo Las Posas Republican 

Women Federated 

Serving Camarillo Area 

(805) 482-4093 

Camarillo Moose Family Center Lodge 

341 Arneill Road, Suite A, Camarillo 

(805)484-9118 

www.moose2047.org 

Camarillo Noontime Optimist Club 


(805) 484-4054 

Camarillo Public Library 


(805) 388-5548 

www.camarillolibrary.org 

Camarillo/Somis PV Lions Club 


(805) 482-1297 

www.pvlions.org 

Cancer Support Community 

530 Hampshire Road, Westlake Village 

(805)379-4777 

www.TwcVv.org 

Casa Pacifica Ctrs for Children & Families 

1722 S. Lewis Road, Camarillo 

(805)445-7800 

www.casapacifica.org 

Channel Islands Choral Association 

P.O. Box 3474, Camarillo 

(805) 484-6601 

cicachoir.org 

Citizens Advisory Committee - VYCF 

3100 Wright Road, Camarillo 

(805)659-5379 

First 5 Pleasant Valley Neighborhood 

for Learning 

1099 Bedford Drive, Camarillo 

(805) 388-0369 

www.pvnfl.org 

FOOD Share, Inc. 

4156 N. Southbank Road, Oxnard 

(805)983-7100 x111 

www.foodshare.com 

Friends of the Camarillo Library 


(805) 388-5275 

Girl Scouts of California’s Central Coast 

801 S Victoria, Ste. 202, Ventura 

(805) 822-2427 

oniles@gstc.org 

Herman Bennett Foundation 


(805) 445-7171 

HermanBennettFoundation.org 

Interface Children & Family Services 

1305 Del Norte Rd, Ste 200, Camarillo 

(805) 485-6114 

www.icfs.org 

Kiwanis Club of Camarillo 


(805) 482-8761 

www.kiwanis-club-of-camarillo.org 

Meadowlark Service League 


(805) 482-8194 

www.meadowlarkserviceleague.com 

Mission without Borders 

P. O. Box 6008, Camarillo 

(805) 987-8880 

www.mwb 

Pleasant Valley Education Foundation 

360 Mobil Ave., Suite 213C, Camarillo 

(805) 444-1989 

www.pvef.org 

Rotary Club of Camarillo 


(805) 482-9382 

www.camarillorotary.org 

Save Our Kid’s Music (S.O.K.M.) 


(805) 744-7656 

sokm.net 

Soroptimist International of Camarillo 


(805) 444-7653 

www.soroptimistcamarillo.org 

Studio Channel Islands Art Center 


(805) 383-1368 

www.studiochannelislands.org 

United Blood Services-Ventura County 

2223-A Eastman Avenue, Ventura 

(805) 477-1243 

www.unitedbloodservices.org 

United Way of Ventura County 

1317 Del Norte Road, #100, Camarillo 

(805) 485-6288 

www.vcunitedway.org 

Ventura Co. Coastal Assoc. of Realtors 

2350 Wankel Way, Oxnard 

(805)981-2100 

www.vchomefinders.com 

Ventura County Childcare Food Program 

5450 Ralston St. Ste. 102, Ventura 

(805) 644-2399 

www.vccfp.org 

Ventura County Sheriff’s Foundation 

P.O. Box 3312, Thousand Oaks 

(805) 492-4398 

www.vcsheriffsfoundation.org 

Office Building Space 

La Quinta Professional Building 

1601 Carmen Dr, Ste 100, Camarillo 

(805)484-0477 

Office Supplies & Furniture 

Ponderosa Office Supply 

850 Calle Plano, Unit B, Camarillo 

(805) 484-2873 

www.ponderosaofficesupply.com 

Optometry, Opthomology 

Michael Freeland O.D. 


(805) 482-4628 

www.drmichaelfreeland.com 

Parks & Recreation 

Harley’s Camarillo Bowl 


(805) 482-0747 

www.harleysbowl.com 

Macaroni Kid Camarillo 

3974 Fortuna Ave, Camarillo 

(805) 415-5781 

www.camarillo.macaronikid.com 

Pleasant Valley Rec & Park District 

1605 E. Burnley St., Camarillo 

(805)482-1996 

www.pvrpd.org 

Party Rentals 

Aces and 8 Casino Nights 

9427 Santa Margarita, Ventura 

(805) 647-0650 

www.acesn8s.net 

MD Entertainment Group 


(805) 504-6024 

mdentertainmentgroup.com 

Party Pleasers/U-Rent 

2291-A Pickwick Drive, Camarillo 

(805) 482-0339 

www.partypleasers.com 

Payroll Services 

CompuPay 


(805) 794-0110 

www.compupay.com 

Paychex, Inc. 

5280 Valentine Road, #120, Ventura 

(805) 650-0611 

www.paychex.com 

Photography 

JenRenee Photography 

78 Elm Drive, Camarillo 

(805) 910-5991 (See Ad pg 10) 

www.jenreneephoto.com 

Physical Therapy & Fitness 

Dynamic Physical & Hand Therapy, Inc. 

500 Paseo Camarillo #105, Camarillo 

(805) 987-6851 

www.dynamicptinc.com 

Plumbing 

Camarillo Plumbing & Paint 


(805) 482-8963 

www.aireserv.com/camarillo 

Clowry Plumbing 

3001 Peninsula Road., Oxnard 

(805) 246-5443 

www.clowryplumbing.com 

Pool & Spa: 

Care, Sales, Maintenance 

Marquis Spas 

243 W. Ventura Blvd Ste. E, Camarillo 

(805) 987-4791 

DiscoverMarquisSpas.com 

Suncrest Pool & Spa Services 


(805) 660-6344 

www.suncrestpoolandspa.com 

Postal/Mailing Services 

Postal Magic 


(805) 482-3803 

www.postal-magic.com 

The UPS Store 


(805) 484-8005 

www.theupsstorelocal.com/5718 

Printing & Printers 

Central Coast Imaging Solutions 

2387 Portola Road #C, Ventura 

(805)654-0590 (See Ad pg 6) 

www.centralcoastis.com 

Hayes Graphics 

1390 Flynn Rd., Unit B, Camarillo 

(805) 482-0814 

www.hayesgraphics.com 

Mail Manager 

5124 Ralston St., Ventura 

(805) 642-0072 

Safeguard by G.A. Cook & Associates, Inc. 

415 North A Street, Oxnard 

(805 )486-9769 

www.gosafeguard.com/sbscook 

Signature Graphics 

4531 Market St., Ste H, Ventura 

(805) 644-7289 

www.siggraf.com 

Streamline Office Solutions 

715 W Ventura Blvd. , Ste G & H, Camarillo 

(805) 278-6501 

www.streamlineos.net 

Promotional Products 

American Lifestyle Promotions 

79 Paseo Esplendido, Camarillo 

(805) 445-1104 

www.alspromotions.com


Coastal Embroidery, Inc. 

2172 Pickwick Dr, Camarillo 

(805)383-5593 

www.coastalemb.net 

Mark it Place 


(805)484-6825 

Teresa Gonzalez Promos 


(805) 300-9138 

tgpromos.com 

Trophies Etc. 

2255 E. Pleasant Valley Rd, #K, Camarillo 

(805)484-1813 

www.trophiesetc.com 

Property Management 

Calleguas Land Company Ltd. 

PO Box 2485, Malibu 

(310) 456-3230 

Cobalt Realty Grp - Deborah M. Jones 


(805) 236-2725 

Esquire Property Management 

484 Mobil Ave., Ste 20, Camarillo 

(805) 482-3209 

www.esquirepm.com 

M. F. Daily Corporation 

2357-A Pickwick Dr, Camarillo 

(805)482-2761 

www.mfdaily.com 

Ventura Investment Co. 

1601 Carmen Dr, Ste 100, Camarillo 

(805) 484-0477 

www.venturainvestmentco.com 

Psychology, Counseling, 

Behavioral Health 

Michaela E Gordon, OTRL 

PO Bos 203, Camarillo 

(805) 290-0933 

www.michaelagordon.com 

Partridge Garcia Group, Inc. 

520 Camino Concordia, Camarillo 

(805) 987-1697 

www.drpriscilla.com 

Quinton, Bonnie, LCSW 

2460 N. Ponderosa Dr., Ste A-110, Camarillo 

(805)384-9399 

www.bonniequinton.com 

Publisher 

Atlantic West Publishing, Inc. 

525 S. Douglas St., Ste 270, El Segundo 

(800) 814-7289 

www.atlantic4us.com 

Radio Stations 

Cumulus Media 

1376 Walter Street, Ventura 

(805) 642-8595 

www.kven.com 

Gold Coast Broadcasting LLC 

2284 S. Victoria Ave., 2-G, Ventura 

(805) 289-1400 

Real Estate: Commercial 

Camarillo Old Town Plaza 


(805)482-3811 

Lee & Associates - LA North/Ventura Inc. 

1000 Town Center Dr. #125, Oxnard 

(805) 626-1200 

www.leevc.com 

NAI Capital 

300 Esplanade Dr, Oxnard 

(805) 278-1400 

www.naicapital.com 

Selleck Properties 

5655 Lindero Cyn Rd. #301, Westlake Vlg 

(818) 991-7890 

TOLD Corporation 

621 Via Alondra, Ste 602, Camarillo 

(805)388-4757 

Real Estate: Residential 

Al Fox Realty 

33204 Village 33, Camarillo 

(805) 312-4050 

Barlow Williams Realty 


(805)987-5755 

www.barlowwilliams.com 

Churchill Valencia - Cobalt Realty 

770 Paseo Camarillo, Ste. 100, Camarillo 

(805) 504-8240 

www.churchillvalencia.com 

Cobalt Realty Group - Carole Higa 


(805) 377-4303 

Cobalt Realty Group - Chuck Whitlock 


(805) 216-2043 

Cobalt Realty Group - Dan McAllister 


(805) 389-1919 

www.cobaltrg.com 

Cobalt Realty Group - Drake & Karen Team 


(805) 796-0398 

drakeandkarenteam.com 

Cobalt Realty Group - Erik Priedkalns 


(310) 422-9620 

www.homes4ubyErik.com 

Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage 

105 Los Altos, Oxnard 

(805) 985-4444 

www.californiamoves.com/OxnardBeach 

Elliott, Rebeca - ReMax Gold Coast 

601 E Daily Dr. Ste. 102, Camarillo 

(805) 729-3115 

www.camarillofinehomes.com 

Heritage Real Estate Group 


(805) 487-0652 

heritagegrp.biz 

Jim Cox Broker Associate 

2260 E. Ventura Blvd, Ste 101, Camarillo, 

(805) 377-2121 

Keller Williams - Rosie Rodriguez & 

Christina Salas 

2831 N. Ventura Road, Oxnard 

(805) 766-0989 

Keller Williams Realty, Nancy Amorteguy 


(805) 643-3337 

www.kwwestventuracounty.com 

Mark Brown Realty 


(805) 231-5648 

markbrownrealty.com 

Movewest Realty Inc. 


(805) 388-2001 

www.movewest.com 

Premier Options 


(805) 482-6616 

www.premieroptions.net 

Prudential California Realty - Jean 

Norman, GRI 

350 N Lantana, Ste. G-1, Camarillo 

(805) 889-5640 

www.VenturaCountyRealEstateTeam.com 

RDS, Inc. 


(805) 388-9091 (See Ad pg 12) 

RE/MAX Integrity 

1203 Flynn Road, Suite 210, Camarillo 

(805) 482-3640 

www.RemaxIntegrityCA.com 

RE/MAX Integrity - Terry Ayers 

1203 Flynn Road, Suite 210, Camarillo 

(805) 816-8519 

www.TereseAyers.com 

Remax Gold Coast - Karen Krassner 


(805)630-1625 

Remax Gold Coast - Teresa Toomey 


(805) 890-2888 

www.camarillohomes.com 

Troop Real Estate - Christy Rueckert 

2301 E Daily Drive, Ste 101, Camarillo 

(805) 377-4746 

www.christyshouses.com 

Troop Real Estate - Randy Long 


(805) 377-3532 

www.longforahome.com 

Ventura County Go Team 


(805) 443-2758 

www.vcgoteam.com 

Recycling & Trash Removal 

Camarillo Recycling, Inc. 

532 S. Dawson Drive, #2, Camarillo 

(805)987-0226 (See Ad pg 6) 

www.camarillorecycling.com 

E.J. Harrison & Sons, Inc. 

PO Box 4009, Ventura 

(805) 647-1414 (See Ad pg 2) 

www.ejharrison.com 

Gold Coast Recycling 

5275 Colt St., Suite 2, Ventura 

(805) 642-9236 

www.goldcoastrecycling.com 

Research & Development 

YTC America Inc. 

3401 Calle Tecate, Camarillo 

(805) 388-9920 

www.ytca.com 

Restaurants 

Aloha Steakhouse 

5800 Santa Rosa Road, # 140, Camarillo 

(805) 484-1422 

www.alohasteakhouse.com 

Bobbi’s Mexican food 

302 N Lantana #45, Camarillo 

(805) 484-0103 

www.bobbisburritos.com 

Brendan’s Irish Pub & Restaurant 


(805) 383-7528 

http://Brendans.com 

Chester’s Asia Restaurant 


(805) 482-6564 

www.chestersasia.com 

Cronies Sports Grill 

370 N. Lantana Street, #20, Camarillo 

(805) 482-5900 

Eggs ‘n Things 


(805) 987-4497 

El Tecolote Restaurant Mexican Food 

333 N. Lewis Road, Camarillo 

(805) 482-4318 

www.eltecolote.com 

Good Morning Cafe 


(805) 437-6081 

Jersey Mike’s Subs 

370 N. Lantana Street, #H-16, Camarillo 

(805)482-7040 

Jersey Mike’s Subs 

5800 Santa Rosa Rd # 143, Camarillo 

(805) 484-5525 

www.jerseymikes.com 

Jessica’s Cafe 

569 Mobil Ave Ste A, Camarillo 

(805) 482-7311 

Johnny Rockets Camarillo 

640 E Ventura Blvd. #1201, Camarillo 

(805) 383-1888 

Marie Callender’s 


(805) 987-5580 

McDonald’s 


(805) 484-2535 

4860 Santa Rosa Rd., Camarillo 

(805)484-9616 


(805) 987-1115

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Money Pancho Mexican Restaurant 

3661 Las Posas Rd. #165, Camarillo 

(805) 484-0591 

www.themoneypancho.com 

Old Town Cafe 


(805) 484-5500 

Ottavio’s Italian Restaurant 


(805) 482-3810 

www.ottavio.com 

Panda Express 

2550 Las Posas Rd. Ste F, Camarillo 

(805) 484-2933 

pandaexpress.com 

Panini Place 


(805) 484-6529 

www.yourpaniniplace.com 

Presto Pasta 


(805) 445-7737 

www.prestopasta.com 

Ric’s Restaurant & Sports Lounge 

2500 Las Posas Road, Ste A, Camarillo 

(805)389-9919 

www.ricsrestaurant.com 

Snapper Jack’s Taco Shack 


(805) 384-0334 

snapperjackstacoshack.com 

Souplantation 

375 W. Ventura Blvd, Camarillo 

(805) 389-3500 

www.souplantation.com 

Subway Sandwiches 

4481 Las Posas Road, Unit A, Camarillo 

(805) 987-7200 

www.subway.com 

Swirl Frozen Yogurt Bar 

267 Vlg Commons Blvd #11, Camarillo 

(805) 484-8040 

The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf 


824 Arniell Road, Camarillo 

(805) 484-7924 

www.coffeebean.com 

Twenty 88 


(805) 388-2088 

Yolanda’s Camarillo 


(805)389-9922 

www.yolandasmexicancafe.com 

zzyzx cafe 

33 N. Lewis Rd., Camarillo 

(805) 484-2900 

www.zzyzxcafe.com 

Schools, Colleges & Education 

Azusa Pacific University 

445 E Esplanade Dr. Ste 200, Oxnard 

(805) 988-1267 

www.apu.edu/ventura 

California Lutheran University 

60 W. Olsen Rd, Ste 1800, Thousand Oaks 

(805) 493-3151 

www.callutheran.edu 

California State University Channel Islands 

One University Drive, Camarillo 

(805) 437-8400 

www.csuci.edu 

Camarillo Academy of Progressive 

Education (CAPE Charter School) 

777 Aileen St, Camarillo 

(805) 384-1415 

www.camarillocharter.org 

Carden School of Camarillo 

1915 E. Las Posas Rd., Camarillo 

(805) 484-0259 

www.cardencamarillo.org 

National University 

761 East Daily Dr, Ste 120, Camarillo 

(805) 437-3000 (See Ad pg 23) 

www.nu.edu 

Oxnard College 

4000 S. Rose Ave., Oxnard 

(805)986-5808 

oxnardcollege.edu 

Oxnard Union High School District 

309 So. K St., Oxnard 

(805) 385-2561 

www.ouhsd.k12.ca.us 

Pleasant Valley School District 

600 Temple Ave., Camarillo 

(805) 482-2763 

www.pvsd.k12.ca.us 

St. Mary Magdalen School 


(805) 482-2611 

www.smms.pvt.k12.ca.us 

Security Systems & Consultants 

Cornwall Security Services, Inc. 

3657 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd., Westlake Vlg 

(805) 676-1828 

CornwallSecurity.com 

Senior Care 

Darancare Corp. 

4820 Adohr Lane, Ste D, Camarillo 

(805) 482-0728 

www.darancare.com 

Trova Home Care of Camarillo 

1200 Lawrence Dr, Ste 300, Newbury Pk 

(805) 388-2700 

www.trovahomecare.com 

Shopping Centers 

Camarillo Hospice Certified Farmers’ Mkt 


(805) 389-6870 

www.camarillohospice.org 

Camarillo Premium Outlets 

740 Ventura Blvd., Ste 504, Camarillo 

(805) 445-8520 

www.premiumoutlets.com/camarillo 

Las Posas Plaza Merchants 


(805) 482-2761 

www.lasposasplaza.com 


Santa Rosa Plaza 

5800 Santa Rosa Rd, Camarillo 

(310) 553-6512 

Social Services 

Channel Islands Social Services 

900 Calle Plano # K, Camarillo 

(805)384-0983 

www.IslandSocialServices.org 

Specialty Retail 

Bags to Riches 


(805) 384-2247 

Camarillo Bridal 

425 Arneill Rd, Camarillo 

(805) 389-1515 

www.camarillo-bridal.com 

Catalina’s Dates 


(805) 256-9153 

Costco Wholesale 

2001 E. Ventura Blvd., Oxnard 

(805)983-4200 

www.costco.com 

Epicurean Olive Oils 

97 E. Daily Dr, Camarillo 

(805) 383-6489 

epicureanoliveoils.com 

Inkwerks Screenprinting & Design LLC 

537 Constitution Ave, Ste F, Camarillo 

(805) 947-7571 

www.Inkwerksspd.com 

Mrs. Fig’s Bookworm 


(805) 482-1384 

Neiman Marcus Last Call 

600 Ventura Blvd., Ste 1350, Camarillo 

(805) 383-5769 

www.lastcall.com 

Sign-A-Rama 

4081 Calle Tesoro. Ste. A, Camarillo 

(805) 437-1970 

signarama-camarillo.com 

SoCal Signworx 

150 Wood Road, Unit G, Camarillo 

(805) 482-1199 

socalsignworx.com 

Telecommunications 

tw Telecom 

2646 Palma Drive. Ste 440, Ventura 

(805) 535-2142 

www.twtelecom.com 

Title & Escrow 

Chicago Title Company 

500 E Esplanade, Ste. 102, Oxnard 

(805) 987-0481 

www.chicagotitle.com 

Malibu Escrow Corp. 


(805) 443-5213 

The Escrow Place, Inc 

1203 Flynn Road, Ste. 260, Camarillo 

(805) 504-2800 

theescrowplace.com 

Tools, Building Supplies 

B & B Do It Center 

698 Mobil Ave., Ste A, Camarillo 

(805)388-1067 

www.bbcenter.doitbest.com 

Stock Building Supply 

2800 Barry St, Camarillo 

(805) 482-4621 

stockbuildingsupply.com 

Transportation 

Amtrak 

2904 Jarvis, San Diego 

(800)872-7245 

www.amtrak.com 

MV Transportation Inc 

940 Maulhardt Ave, Oxnard 

(805) 988-4891 

www.mvtransit.com 

Roadrunner Shuttle & Limousine 

240 South Glenn Dr, Camarillo 

(805) 389-8196 


Roadrunner Management Services 

425 Durley Ave, Camarillo 

(805) 389-8196 


Travel Agencies, Tours 

Classic Heritage Golf Tours 

Serving The Community 

(805) 428-9428 

www.golfresource.com 

Thunderbird Travel 

1601 Carmen Dr, Ste. 201, Camarillo 

(805)987-5087 

www.tbirdtravel.com 

Utilities 

Camrosa Water District 

7385 Santa Rosa Rd, Camarillo 

(805) 482-8214 

www.camrosa.com 

General Pump Co. Inc. 

934 W. Verdulera St., Camarillo 

(805) 482-1215 

genpump.com 

Southern California Edison Co. 

10060 Telegraph Rd, Ventura 

(800) 792-1172 

www.sce.com 

Southern California Gas Co. 

425 S. B’’ St.’’, Oxnard 

(805) 385-4802 

www.socalgas.com 

Vending 

Canteen Vending 

121 Bernoulli Circle, Oxnard 

(805) 485-1414 

www.canteenvending.com 

Culligan Water 

15580 Roxford St., Sylmar 

(800) 559-5783 

www.culligan.com

Local bank makes a tradition 

of community support & action 

Featured Member 

Santa Barbara Bank & Trust is 

steeped in its founding history and 

deeply tied to the traditions of its local 

markets. Its roots go back to 1960, with 

the establishment of Santa Barbara National 

Bank by three local businessmen 

who determined that their fast-growing 

community would benefit from its first 

locally owned and operated bank. The 

concept was instantly popular with area 

residents, and business was brisk from 

day one. 

Following 35 years of strong 

growth and success in the Santa Barbara 

area, the Bank introduced its unique 

brand of personal banking in the Ventura 

County market in 1995. Under the 

leadership of Sue Chadwick, and many 

well respected local banking professionals, 

SBB&T opened three offices in the 

inaugural year, with its first office debuting 

in central Camarillo. The bank 

has continued to expand with a blueprint 

that has included both de novo and 

acquisition strategies. Santa Barbara 

Bank & Trust now operates 11 Ventura 

County branches in the communities of 

Ventura, Oxnard, Channel Islands, Camarillo, 

Thousand Oaks, Westlake Village, 

Simi Valley and Fillmore. 

From the beginning, Santa Barbara 

Bank & Trust has partnered with 

the non-profit community of Camarillo 

and others throughout Ventura County. 

Over the years, the bank has proudly 

supported the efforts of the Camarillo 

Chamber of Commerce, Camarillo Hospice, 

United Way, Boys & Girls Club 

Directory continued... 

Wineries, Vineyards, Supplies 

Bella Victorian Vineyard 


(805) 383-8800 

bellavictorianvineyard.com 

Cantara Cellars 

126 N. Wood Road, Ste 104, Camarillo 

(805) 484-9600 

www.cantaracellars.com 

of Camarillo, Old Town Music 

Festival and Food Share, to name 

a few. In addition to these contributions, 

many of the Bank’s 

Camarillo employees serve on 20 

committees and/or as directors on 

local boards and commissions. 

This is in addition to volunteering 

at numerous non-profit events 

throughout the year. 

Unique to Santa Barbara 

Bank & Trust is their RAVE (Really 

Awesome Volunteer Employees) 

program. Employees volunteer 

their time by infusing energy 

Above: Santa Barbara Bank 

& Trust employees Ed Miller, 

Diana Gelinas and Shannan 

Pastorius attended a Chamber 

Business Expo last spring 

to show their support of the 

Chamber and community. 

into community fundraising events, the 

lifeblood for any nonprofit organization. 

Collectively they donate thousands of 

hours of their personal time each year 

throughout our communities. Some of 

their services include event registration, 

silent auction set-up & support, live auction 

assistance, cashiering and more! No 

matter what the venue: barbeque, black 

tie, walk-a-thon, etc., they do it all. 

Their volunteers continually celebrate 

what matters most - People. Community. 

Helping others. 

In support of commerce in Camarillo, 

the Bank offers their business clients 

the opportunity to set up a lobby display 

featuring their product, service, craft, 

Above: Santa Barbara Bank & Trust was 

chosen as the Business of the Year at the 

2012 Top Ten Community Awards, for their 

wiork in teh Camarillo community. At least 

15 of the bank’s top employees attended 

the gala celebration in March 2012 to help 

celebrate this achievement. 

etc. Local businesses are showcased in 

their bank branch for an entire week. 

The vision of SBB&T has always 

been to establish a presence in communities 

where local bankers could offer 

their unique brand of service, and assist 

friends and neighbors with all their financial 

needs. The bank, like the markets 

it serves, is rich in tradition and 

community service. Today, Santa Barbara 

Bank & Trust employees serve local 

communities through 45 branches in 

eight counties along the Central Coast. 

Above: Santa Barbara Bank & Trust 

RAVE Team members help out with 

the slient auctino at the Ventura 

County Leadership Academy Awards 

Luncheon. 


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Candidates & residents connect at 

all new Chamber Legislative Meet & Greet event 


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Congressional candidates Tony 

Strickland and Julia Brownley attended 

the Camarillo Chamber of Commerce’s 

Candidates Meet & Greet on the evening 

of October 4, along with candidates 

for State Assembly, State Senate, 

Camarillo City Council, Pleasant Valley 

School Board and the Pleasant Valley 

Recreation and Park District board. 

“We were really pleased to have so 

many of the candidates in attendance,” 

said Chamber CEO Jennifer Wells. “It is 

important that we provide as many opportunities 

as we can to help our members 

make informed decisions when 

they hit the voting booths next month.” 

The Camarillo Chamber’s Business 

Advocacy Committee (BAC) regularly 

State Senate candidate Hannah Beth 

Jackson meets with local residents 

Angus Simmons and Yong Ping Chen. 

reviews legislation at the state and federal 

level, and takes a supporting or opposing 

position on any that will have an 

effect on local business. Similarly, the 

BAC will recommend that the Chamber 

Board endorse candidates they see 

as particularly probusiness. 

This year the 

Chamber Board has 

endorsed two candidates, 

Tony Strickland 

for Congress and Jeff 

Gorell for State Assembly. 

“Tony Strickland 

has a long history of 

advocating on behalf 

of our community 

– personal and business,” 

said Michael 

Lavenant, Chair 

of the Business 

Advocacy Committee. 

“His experience 

representing 

Ventura 

County’s and Camarillo’s 

interest 

will be a great 

benefit to us when 

he gets to Washington, 

D.C.” 

Lavenant 

went on to endorse 

Gorell as 

being extremely 

knowledgeable in 

our local economy 

and business climate. 

“Jeff Gorell has in depth knowledge 

on how local business, 

educational institutions 

and our military base 

are to the economy of this 

region since he served a 

tour as a Board of Director 

with the Camarillo 

Chamber of Commerce,” 

Said Lavenant. “But beyond 

that, immediately 

after Jeff returned from 

serving Our Country 

oversees, he hit the ground 

running, crossing aisles 

and building alliances to 

create the Gold Team that 

will lure and retain businesses 

in this area.” 

From left: George Garcia (George 

S. Garcia Life & Health Insurance) 

Councilmember Kevin Kildee and 

Michael Lavenant. 

From left: Assemblyman Jeff Gorell talks with Chamber 

Past Chairs Michael Lavenant (Landegger Baron Lavenant 

& Ingber) and Gary Cushing (Marie Callender’s). 

Lavenant is the current Chair of the Chamber’s Busienss 

Advocacy Committee and Cushing is part of Gorell’s 

GOLD Team efforts to bring business & jobs to the area. 

Above from left: 

Sharon Edwards 

(First California 

Bank) Councilmember 

Don 

Waunch, Jennifer 

Wells. 

The Camarillo Chamber will not be 

making any more 

endorsements of 

specific candidates, 

but for information 

on the Chamber’s 

positions on the 

Nov. 6 Ballot propositions 

see page 

Above from left: 

31. 

Candidate for Rec 

& Park board, Mike 

Mishler and PVRPD 

Director Mark Malloy. 

Left: Congressional 

candidate Julia 

Brownley and City 

Council candidate 

Puneet Sharma.


Chamber provides forum for local 

candidates to address important business issues 

Budgets, programs and development 

were hot topics at the City Candidates 

Forum held on the evening of 

September 19 in the Camarillo City 

Council Chambers. Candidates for Camarillo 

City Council, Pleasant Valley 

“Yes, we work very closely with the 

City to create a business friendly community, 

but we work just as closely with 

the Pleasant Valley School District and 

the Rec & Park District,” said Wells. 

“Our schools are educating the next generation 

of business owners and government 

officials, and Rec & Park District 

not only beautifies our community, but 

is integral to making Camarillo a better 

place to be, for businesses, residents and 

visitors. 

Both incumbents for the two open 

seats on the Board of Trustees for the 

Pleasant Valley School District, are running 

again, as is a new candidate this 

year. Warren Harwood, elected first in 

2008 is running for his second term, 

while Suzanne Kitchens has been on the 

board since 2000. Kelly Long is running 

for the first time. All candidates attended 

the Forum. The Camarillo Chamber has 

not endorsed any candidates for Pleasant 

Valley School District. 

City Council candidates with 

Chamber representatives. 

School Board and Pleasant Valley Recreation 

& Park District fielded questions 

developed by the Camarillo Chamber’s 

Business Advocacy Committee, to shine 

some light on how each of them would 

handle issues that might affect business 

in the community. 

“It’s important that we know how 

potential City Council members and the 

governing boards of these other local 

entities will address issues important 

to our local business community,” said 

Chamber CEO Jennifer Wells. 

While apparent why the Chamber 

would be interested in the race for City 

Council, it is not as obvious what affect 

the school board or recreation & park 

district can have on the business community. 

Camarillo City Council 

The race for City Council includes 

one incumbent, Kevin Kildee, and five 

other candidates vying for two open 

spots on the Council; Bill Little, Matt 

Lorimer, David Schlangen, Puneet 

Sharma, and Chris Valenzano. All candidates 

attended the Forum. The Camarillo 

Chamber has not endorsed any 

candidates for City Council. 

Pleasant Valley School 

Board Trustee 

School Board candidates with 

Chamber representatives. 

Pleasant Valley Recreation 

& Park District Board 

Rec & Park District candidates 

with Chamber representatives. 

With three seats open and six candidates, 

the race for the Board of PVRPD 

offers many choices. Incumbents Patty 

Hamm, Mark Malloy and Paul Rockenstein 

are all running again, and are 

joined by new candidates Kerry Cleric, 

Neal Dixon, & Mike Mishler. Incumbents 

Malloy and Rockenstein, and candidates 

Dixon, & Mishler attended the 

Forum. The Camarillo Chamber has not 

endorsed any candidates for Pleasant 

Valley Rec & Park District. 

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Professional women connect through 

all new Women in Business program 

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The Chamber’s all new 

Women in Business program 

has proven to be a 

very popular idea, boasting 

record attendance at all of 

the first quarter’s mixers. 

“We have found that 

our women members really 

enjoy connecting with likeminded 

professional women,” 

said Chamber CEO 

Jennifer Wells. 

With the signature 

event, Wine & Women 

Wednesdays, reaching between 

45 and 70 attendees 

each month, the program is 

flourishing under the leadership 

of co-chairs Sarah 

Reznick (Edward Jones Investments) 

and Pat McCollum 

(Your Mechanic). 

Wine & Women 

Wednesday mixers are open 

to all professional women, 

regardless of Chamber 

membership, however there 

is a $10 fee for non-members 

to attend. The mixers 

are on the fourth Wednesday 

of each month and the location 

varies. 

Chamber Members Pictured Above 

1. From left: Akemi Shapiro (Crowne Plaza Ventura 

Beach Hotel), Christina Salas (Keller Williams Realty), 

Marlyss Auster (Camarillo Ranch Foundation). 

2. From left: Pauline Malysko (Blue Wave CFO), Bobbe 

Jacobs (Isogenics), non-member. 

3. From Left: Diana Gelinas (Santa Barbara Bank & 

Trust), Sarah Reznick (Edward Jones Investments), 

non-member, Sharon Edwards (First California Bank), 

non-member. 

4. From Left: Non-member, Lisa Higginbotham (Thrivent 

Financial), Ramona K. Truwe (Mary Kay Consultant) 

WIB Lunch n’ Learns 

In addition to mixers 

the Women in Business 

Committee offer a Lunch n’ 

Learn program on the fourth 

Wednesday each month. 

Women and men are welcome 

to attend these Brown 

Bag lunch seminars where 

professionals can learn a 

little more about how to be 

a more effective networker. 

The Lunch n’ Learns 

are scheduled at 12 noon - 

1:30 on the day of the WIB 

mixers to give attendees a 

quick practice session before 

the main event. They 

are free for Chamber members, 

$10 for non-members. 

More information about 

the Women in Business 

committee, program, and 

events can be found on the 

Chamber website, CamarilloChamber.org, 

or call 805- 

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Golf and Good times 

were the highlight of the 

night at the Chamber’s 

September social mixer 

Chamber members and their 

friends joined together at Sterling 

Hills Golf Club last month for 

the first of the Camarillo Chamber’s 

new quarterly 

social mixers. 

Fairways, 

Friends & Fun had 

27 registered golfers 

and even more 

attendees who came 

for the mingling 

portion of the program 

after golf. 

With this first 

themed mixer and subsequent events the Chamber hopes to provide 

opportunities for members to gather and connect while participating 

in mutually enjoyable activities such as golf. The social 

mixers will center around the sorts of activities people engage in 

that may lead to stronger connections around interests they may 

not have known they had in common. 

Sustainable fiscal 

growth, economic development 

and the fate of the 

City’s redevelopment projects 

were reported on by 

Mayor Jan McDonald to 

Camarillo Chamber members 

at the annual State of 

the City Luncheon, Sept. 

27. 

McDonald spent a 

good deal of time addressing 

the issue of California 

Redevelopment Agencies 

and the fate of Camarillo’s 

program with the recent 

funding cuts that have 

come down from the State. 

“The news is pretty 

good for Camarillo,” said 

CEO Jennifer Wells. “Our 

redevelopment agency has 

always operated aboveboard 

with full transparency 

so many of the City’s 

existing projects will be allowed 

to finish.” 

The Mayor had other 

good news to report about 

the sustainability of Camarillo’s 

growth projects. 

Citing the slow-growth 

policy adopted by the City 

Council in the past and 

also moving forward, Mc- 

Donald was able to report 

that Camarillo continues to 

be among the best fiscally 


Camarillo Mayor reports 

on the State of the City 

Camarillo Mayor Jan Mc- 

Donald had good news 

to report in the areas of 

sustainable fiscal management 

and ecconomic 

development at the State 

of the City Luncheon. 

managed cities in California 

through the current 

down economy. 

The event ended on a 

fun note with an engaging 

slide show of local photos 

set to the music of “Small 

Town” by Bruce Springsteen. 

“What a great way 

to honor our own small 

town,” said Chamber Marketing 

Director Lara Shapiro-Snair. 

“It really shows 

that our Councilmembers 

understand what motivates 

their citizens to live, work, 

shop, and play here.” 


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Dane & Shannan 

Pastorius 

Q: How long have you been a 

Chamber member and Ambassador? 

A: Santa Barbara Bank & Trust 

has been a long time, committed member 

of the Camarillo Chamber and I 

was lucky enough to join the Chamber 

Ambassadors when I transferred to Camarillo 

in March of 2012. 

Q: What does being a Chamber 

Ambassador mean to you? 

A: Being involved with the 

Chamber is a privilege and an opportunity 

to help small businesses connect 

with the community. Being an ambassador 

is truly an asset to my career because 

building relationships with community 

leaders and businesses is something you 

don’t get with a degree or a paycheck. 

Q: What is your favorite memory 

or story of your time as an Ambassador? 

A: My favorite memories are 

made with the many new business owners, 

business professionals, and great 

people who attend the monthly B @ 

B’s. Attending is simply not enough, but 

to arrive in a great mood ready to meet 

the other great community members of 

our Chamber never has a dull moment! 

Ambassador of the Quarter 

Shannan Pastorius 

The Camarillo Chamber of Commerce Chamber Ambassadors are key to the successful workings 

of the Chamber. They act as an extension of the Chamber’s member services department, 

reaching out to new members and existing members, making them feel welcome, answering questions 

and acting as liaisons between the Chamber staff and members. 

Q: What is your personal philosophy, 

either in business or life in general? 

A: Be passionate! If you care 

about something, act on it with an open 

mind, a big smile, and let passion take 

the wheel. 

Q: What do you like to do in 

your spare time? 

A: Times away from the branch 

and Chamber events are spent with my 

family and cheerleaders. I’ve lead and 

supported low-income female student 

athletes for 12 years. I teach them to realize 

their potential and instill passion and 

a reason for getting the most out of their 

lives. 

Q: Do you have any parting 

words of wisdom you would like to impart 

to our readership? 

A: Donating time is a priceless 

gift to give and receive. 


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The Chamber is pleased to introduce a 

new staff member, Tina Figurski. Tina will 

be working in Member Services and will be 

working with all members to help meet their 

needs. Read more about Tina below. 

Q: Where did you go to school? 

A: At Santa Rosa Junior College I received 

my certificate as a Medical Coding 

and Reimbursement Specialist. Currently I 

am studying Aesthetics at Lu Ross in Ventura 

with the possible outcome of opening 

my own business one day. 

Q: What were you doing before joining 

the Camarillo Chamber team. 

A: I worked for Power Bucks Advertising 

in Marin County, CA, then Ace-ana Promotions 

and RJR Engineering, Ventura, CA. 

Q: What are your aspirations for this 

job – what would you like to accomplish 

while working at the Chamber? 

A: Chambers have been an important part 

of my personal and professional life over the 

past decade, and having recently relocated 

back to Ventura County, I am thrilled by the 

opportunity to contribute to this tight-knit 

community. I look forward to supporting 

the accounting and member service needs of 

the Camarillo Chamber of Commerce and 

to become an integral part of its team. 

Q: What special skills do you bring to 

the Chamber – what do you like to do in 

your job? 

A: My previous professional experience 

lends itself to bookkeeping, sales, networking 

and customer service. These aspects 

together give me a balance that makes work 

enjoyable. 

Q: What is your personal philosophy, 

either in business or life in general? 

A: Giving back propels one forward. 


Chamber welcomes new team member to serve you 

Q: What do you like to do in your spare 

time? 

A: Hike, kayak, travel and spend time 

with friends and family. 

Q: Do you have any parting words of 

wisdom you would like to impart to our 

readership? 

A: “May you live all the days of your 

life.” -Jonathan Swift 


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GOLD Team strives 

to bring business 

and jobs back to 

Central Coast 


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Chamber CEO Jennifer Wells attended 

the press conference announcing 

the launch of the GOLD TEAM 

California by Assemblyman Jeff Gorell 

(pictured above right and below) and 

Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom 

(pictured above left and at right) last 

July at Amgen headquarters in Newbury 

Park. The announcement has been much 

awaited by people and organizations in 

the economic development arena, such 

as the Chamber of Commerce. 

“This is exactly what we need to get 

Assemblyman Jeff Gorell 

Camarillo, Ventura County, and California 

on the fast track to economic recovery,” 

said Wells. “I am very proud that 

our Chamber is right at the forefront of 

this recovery movement.” 

In addition to being known as a 

business friendly legislator, Assemblyman 

Gorell is a past Board member of 

the Camarillo Chamber, as is Gary Cushing 

who is currently working with Gorell 

and Newsom on the GOLD TEAM and 

also serves as the Chair of the Chamber’s 

Business Advocacy Committee. These 

connections help the Chamber to remain 

closely involved with what is happening 

with this new effort to bring businesses 

to the area. 

GOLD TEAM California has been 

created to counter the aggressive marketing 

activities of other states that send recruiters 

to California in an effort to lure 

businesses out of the state. The GOLD 

TEAM will be implementing the same 

sort of strategy as they travel out of state 

to let businesses know what a great place 

California is to be. 

“We must stand up for California 

and turn the tables on other aggressive 

states who have been attempting to lure 

our businesses and jobs away by the 

same throughout the nation,” said Assemblyman 

Jeff Gorell. 

The GOLD TEAM concept was developed 

by Assemblyman Gorell to help 

the Central Coast region and Ventura 

County, both of which he represents in 

Sacramento, to overcome the high rates 

of joblessness the area is facing along 

with all of California. 

“I recently read four newspaper 

headlines in two weeks chronicling the 

efforts of governors and legislative leaders 

in other states travelling to California 

to meet with CEOs here and attempt lure 

their businesses and jobs back to their 

home state,” said Gorell. 

The Camarillo Chamber also actively 

works towards keeping businesses 

from leaving the area. 

“Without businesses, there are no 

Lt. Governor Gavin Newsom 

jobs,” said Wells. “Without jobs, people 

just can’t afford to live here. We need to 

support businesses in our area.” 

“California is a great place to grow 

the businesses of tomorrow,” said Lt. 

Governor Newsom. “We are a state of 

innovators and dreamers, We have the 

finest universities, a highly skilled workforce, 

and the investment capital to support 

the next generation of design, fabrication 

and manufacturing jobs. This is 

another tool that will allow us to match 

the marketing effort of other states and 

work to bring jobs to California.” 

Assemblyman Jeff Gorell will be 

speaking to Chamber members about the 

GOLD TEAM at the upcoming Economic 

Development Luncheon on November 

1, at Spanish Hills Country Club.

® 

Chamber endorses new development 

The Economic Development Committee 

of the Camarillo Chamber of 

Commerce has released its endorsement 

of the project known as the Camarillo 

Lakes Conejo Creek Specific 

Plan. The project is a mixed use development 

of 741 acres within the SOAR 

and the City Urban Restriction Boundary 

(CURB) of the City of Camarillo. 

The Chamber agrees that planning for 

the long term future of Camarillo is the 

best policy to ensure controlled growth. 

The project provides many benefits 

to the City and its residents including 

added open space, increased 

natural habitat, and 

flood relief. By widening 

the Conejo 

Creek, the project 

removes the Camarillo 

Sanitation 

Wastewater Treatment 

Plant from the 

FEMA Flood Zone, 

saving the City approximately 

$12 

million they would 

need to spend on 

Flood Walls. It also 

removes over 1,350 


The Chamber’s Economic Development Committee sees many positive attributes 

in the proposed Camarillo Lakes development. 

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Proposed lakeside park 

Leisure Village 

homes and the industrial 

properties off of Pancho Road 

from the FEMA Flood Zone. 

Additionally, the project 

will provide relief to traffic 

on the 101 freeway with the 

proposed addition of auxiliary 

“weave” lanes northbound 

from Lewis Road to Carmen 

Drive and Carmen Drive to Las 

Posas Road. 

Preservation of the historic 

Adohr Farms Dairy building 

has been built into the plans as 

have a new lakeside City park 

for public gatherings, an open 

trail from Camarillo to California 

State University Channel 

Islands and the Doubling of the 

Conejo Creek habitat area and 

increased “under-bridge” access 

to the Creek and proposed Bypass 

Channel. 

The original landowners and developers 

have been working on this 

project since 2001, and we encourage 

and support the Camarillo City Council 

to approve the project. 

Trail network will be expanded and 

the Adohr Farms Dairy building will 

become a preserved historical site. 

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Congress: Don’t let Fiscal 

Cliff Ruin New Year’s Eve! 

Brendan Huffman 

Executive Director 

Whether they’re talking about unemployment, 

education, social values 

or public safety, many politicians regularly 

warn voters that “we’re heading for 

a cliff” unless we vote for them. While 

voters have become used to such rhetoric, 

this time America really is headed for 

a cliff, a fiscal cliff that is—unless Congress 

acts soon. 

The Chamber Alliance has recently 

communicated concerns to our members 

of Congress about the laws scheduled 

to change at midnight on December 31, 

2012. Among them are: 

• The end of last year’s temporary payroll 

tax cuts (resulting in a 2% tax increase 

for workers 

• End of certain tax breaks for businesses 

• Shifts in the alternative minimum tax 

that would hit taxpayers harder 

• The end of the Bush era tax cuts 

• The beginning of taxes related to implementation 

of “Obamacare” 

In addition, automatic federal spending 

decreases will go into effect as part 

of the last year’s debt ceiling compromise—including 

defense and Medicare. 

If Congress does not act and reach 

a compromise, taxes will automatically 

increase just as our economy appears to 

be improving. While higher taxes could 

reduce the budget deficit by up to $540 

billion, according to the Congressional 

Budget Office, other policies going into 

effect could reduce the nation’s GDP by 

4 percent, thereby causing sudden negative 

growth and a likely recession. 

Nobody expects Congress to act before 

Election Day, but action is needed 

as soon as Congress reconvenes for its 

“lame duck session” next month. Otherwise, 

recent economic growth will likely 

go in the opposite direction as Dec. 31 

gets closer. 

The Chamber Alliance urges its 

members to contact their Congressmembers 

and insist on immediate action to 

avoid this frightening fiscal cliff scenario. 

For more information about the 

Chamber Alliance, please visit www. 

ChamberAlliance.biz. 


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Order your mandatory 2013 Employment poster 

The Camarillo Chamber is making 

it easy for your business to comply with 

California’s labor laws. 

No matter how many employees you 

have in California, your business is required 

by law to post a current California 

and Federal Employment Poster in a central 

location. As part of a special partnership 

with the CalChamber, the Camarillo 

Chamber is currently taking pre-orders 

for the updated 2013 California and Federal 

Employment Poster. 

The CalChamber’s all-in-one poster 

contains the 16 required state and federal 

employment notices every California employer 

must post. CalChamber is a trusted 

source for California and federal compliance 

products, with more than 120 years 

of experience helping California businesses 

do business. 

The 2013 poster includes the mandatory 

update to the Discrimination and 

Harassment notice, effective January 1, 

2013. Please note these additional changes 

for 2013: 

• The Cal/OSHA notice has changed. 

• The Employee Polygraph Protection 

Act notice has changed. 

• There are pending changes to the 

Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) 

and Pregnancy Disability Leave 

(PDL) notices. If approved for 2013, 

these will be mandatory changes. 

• Implementation of workers’ compensation 

reform measures will also 

begin in 2013. As a result, there are 

potential mandatory changes to the 

Workers’ Compensation notice and 

pamphlet regarding employees’ rights 

and benefits and employer obligations. 

• 

Failure to comply and have a current 

poster in a central location at your workplace 

could result in significant fines and 

penalties. Posters must be displayed in a 

conspicuous place where all employees 

can easily read, such as a break room, 

Includes New 

Updates 

for 2013! 

common hallway, payroll office or other 

common location. Employers must also 

display posters in each company location. 

The Camarillo Chamber wants to 

make sure your business is in compliance 

and urges you to place your 2013 poster 

order today to ensure delivery by January. 

Posters will be shipped in mid-December. 

Please call the Camarillo Chamber at 

805-484-4383 or visit CamarilloChamber.org 

and order your poster today.


Chamber Board announces their 

positions on State propositions 

Ballot Items 

Descriptions 


Chamber 

position 

Chamber 

Alliance 

Position 

Cal Chamber 

Position 

Prop 30: Schools and Local Public 

Safety Act 

Increases personal income tax on annual earnings over $250,000 

for seven years, increases sales and use tax by 1/4 cent for four 

years with revenues going towards education and public safety 

Oppose Oppose No Position 

Prop 31: Government 

Performance & Accountability Act 

Prop 32: Stop Special Interest 

Money Now Act 

Prop 33: Automobile Insurance 

Prices Based on History of 

Coverage Act 

Brings a series of reforms to state's governance and budget 

process including two‐year state budget process and allowing 

governor to make unilateral cuts during fiscal emergencies 

Prohibits the government from deducting union dues from 

government employee paychecks that will be used for political 

purposes; bans contributions to candidate controlled committees 

by corporations and labor unions 

Allows insurers to offer "persistency" discounts to new 

customers who can prove they were continuously covered by any 

licensed auto insurance company over the previous five years 

Oppose No Position Support 

Support Support No Position 

Support Support No Position 

Prop 34: CA End the Death Penalty 

Initiative 

Repeals the state's death penalty and changes sentences of 725 

death row inmates to "life in prison" 

No Position No Position No Position 

Prop 35: Californians Against 

Sexual Exploitation Act 

Prop 36: Three Strikes Reform Act 

Increases criminal penalties for human trafficking, including 

prison sentences up to 15‐year‐to‐life and fines up to $1,500,000 

for victim services and law enforcement. Requires convicted sex 

traffickers to register as sex offenders. 

Revises Three Strikes Law to impose life sentence only when the 

new felony conviction is listed as "serious" or "violent" 



Prop 37: CA Right to Know 

Genetically Engineered Food Act 

Requires labeling of some foods with genetically engineered 

ingredients or face lawsuits 

Oppose Oppose Oppose 

Prop 38: Local Schools/Early 

Education Investment & Bond Debt 

Reduction Act 

Increases personal income tax rates for annual earnings over 

$7,316 using sliding scale from .4% to 2.2% for individuals earning 

over $2.5 million, ending after 12 years.During first four years, 

allocates 60% of revenues to K–12 schools, 30% to repaying state 

debt, and 10% to early childhood programs. Thereafter, allocates 

85% of revenues to K–12 schools, 15% to early childhood 

programs 


Prop 39: CA Clean energy Jobs Act 

Prop 40: State Senate Redistricting 

Referendum 

Repeals 2009 provision that allows multistate companies to 

choose the cheaper of two formulas for calculating their 

California tax liability and payroll, creates a "single‐sales" formula 

based on product sales in California. Allocates $550 million 

annually for five years of the $1 billion anticipated increase in 

revenue in order to fund projects that "create energy efficiency 

and clean energy jobs" 

A “Yes” vote approves & “No” vote rejects a new State Senate 

district map drawn by the Citizens Redistricting Commission 

Approval results in no fiscal effect on state or local governments. 

Voter rejection results in the district boundary lines being 

adjusted by officials supervised by the California Supreme Court 

incurring a one‐time State cost of about $500,000, and a onetime 

materials costs to Counties of about $500,000. 


No Position Support Support 


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And we’re here for all of them. 

New Name. Different Look. Same Purpose. 

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Autumn 2012 - Camarillo Chamber of Commerce

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