Volume 3 Issue 6 November/December 2008 - Sunset Gower Studios
Volume 3 Issue 6 November/December 2008 - Sunset Gower Studios
Volume 3 Issue 6 November/December 2008 - Sunset Gower Studios
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HOLLYWOOD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE � Since 1921... Promoting and enhancing the business, cultural and civic well-being of the greater Hollywood community.<br />
TESTIMONIALS<br />
Why I’m A Chamber Member!<br />
“Joining the Hollywood<br />
Chamber of Commerce is a<br />
great networking tool! I gained a new client and paid<br />
for my membership in just one meeting!”<br />
Tracy Balsz, Owner, Marketing Consultant<br />
IndieMarketing (213) 705-7201<br />
Chamber Presents Holiday Gift<br />
to Hollywood Community<br />
The Hollywood community and Chamber members will be<br />
treated to a free screening of a classic holiday movie this<br />
year, thanks to sponsorship by the Hollywood Chamber of<br />
Commerce and Foundation.<br />
Scrooge, the holiday 1970s classic<br />
film starring Albert Finney, will be<br />
screened on Saturday, <strong>December</strong><br />
20th, at 2 p.m. at the historic<br />
Egyptian Theatre. Seats will be<br />
available on a first-come, first-served<br />
basis. This is the second year that the<br />
Chamber has collaborated with<br />
American Cinematheque to present<br />
a “gift” to the community. Last year,<br />
the movie A Christmas Story, was<br />
screened. “The Chamber is pleased<br />
to be able to do something special for the community during<br />
the holidays,” said Chamber President Leron Gubler. “We<br />
invite our members to attend and enjoy the screening.”<br />
Chamber Welcomes New<br />
Members at Barnsdall Mixer<br />
August’s ‘Summer in the Park’ table top mixer<br />
organized by the East Hollywood Business<br />
Improvement District and the Hollywood<br />
Chamber’s Health Care committee, was a great<br />
success. Attendees were provided with<br />
information about health resources at both<br />
local and state levels, as well as information<br />
about future growth and current businesses in<br />
the East Hollywood area. Vice President Bill<br />
Farrar welcomed new members: Kristin<br />
Ridgeway, America Young, Feel Good Film<br />
Festival; George Mutafyan, Starlight Sleep<br />
Center; Victor Israel, Wilshire Pacific Investors;<br />
Andy Spiegal, Altour; Michele Graham, Anil<br />
Gupta, Liva Nation; Lisa Shtromberg, All<br />
Shades of Green.<br />
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Chamber Foundation Grants<br />
Hollywood Organizations<br />
A record number of grants was approved last<br />
month by the board of the Hollywood Chamber of<br />
Commerce Community Foundation. They<br />
approved $2,500 grants going to: My Friend’s<br />
Place to purchase materials for parenting groups;<br />
Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions for a<br />
festival and arts program; Children of the Night for<br />
their pimp prosecution program; Hollywood<br />
Media and Arts to purchase a digital projector and<br />
screen for their arts program; L.A. Freewaves for<br />
their community arts festival; and the Boys & Girls<br />
Club of Hollywood to support their teen program.<br />
The Chamber Foundation is funded through the<br />
generosity of Chamber members. The Foundation<br />
has given out more than $450,000 of grant money<br />
to Hollywood charities since its inception in 1998.<br />
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Visit<br />
www.hollywoodchamber.net<br />
for all your shopping needs<br />
and support fellow members<br />
STAYHOLLYWOOD<br />
ALIST Young Professionals<br />
Hold Mixer at Farmers Market<br />
Some 100 guests enjoyed the hospitality of the<br />
The Original Farmers Market at the September<br />
A-LIST mixer. Great networking, food and<br />
beverages were served, complemented by the<br />
ambience of one of Los Angeles’ most famous<br />
and historic venues. Chairperson Mark Panatier<br />
welcomed new members: Wayne Rizzi, Tige<br />
Osborne, Kelly Giffen, Daniel Isaac, Bobby<br />
Perez, Air Royale; Arthur Trace, Arthur Trace<br />
Productions; Julie Hopkins, Camera Creations;<br />
Akida Mashaka, Bryan Newell, Hoagies &<br />
Wings; Laster Aivao, Lipine Avea, Motootua<br />
Fualautoalasi, Hollywood Breakthrough; Guil<br />
Claveria, Alesha Noice, Mockfest; Sandra<br />
Costa, Sandra Costa; Angelo Costa,<br />
Westbound <strong>Studios</strong>.