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DATE JUST CONFIRMED FOR ACCESS L.A. CITY HALL
Mark your calendars for the Chamber's annual ACCESS L.A. City Hall on Wednesday, Oct. 5 at Los Angeles City Hall. Stay tuned for more information. Contact Beverly Kenworthy, 213.580.7531.
Chamber meets with LADWP on rate increase
Los Angeles Department of Water & Power General Manager Ron Nichols discussed upcoming basic business costs and the rate increases necessary to meet those costs on Monday. The presentation covered impending mandates, future shifts in water and energy supply, and infrastructure challenges faced by LADWP. Contact Jessica Duboff, 213.580.7558.
Chamber urges members to pledge jobs for youth
Thank you to AT&T, Cedars Sinai Medical Center, Cordoba Corporation, H&R Block, Kaiser Permanente, Vons, Walmart Store, Wells Fargo and other companies for joining Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and the Chamber in pledging summer jobs for HIRE LA’s Youth during the Employer Engagement Luncheon last week. So far, the Chamber has helped create more than 1,000 job opportunities for youth within the private sector. But we are still in need of another 1,000 jobs. Businesses interested in participating can hire youth or sponsor a youth job. Above from left, Vincent Castillo, AT&T intern, Villaraigosa and Anita Gabrielian, AT&T. Contact Maria Dolores Nieto, 213.580.7599.
Want to know how to use Facebook for Business? Join us on July 27
The Connection Point five-part series continues next week with Facebook for Business on Wednesday, July 27, 6-7:30 p.m. at the Chamber. Join us for this opportunity to hear from Teri Thompson, Rocky Peak Enterprises, LLC and Christian Rosario and Jordan Hood, MIH Marketing, a firm that creates custom Facebook pages for clients across all industries. Attendees will learn about the benefits of the new Facebook HTML platform, see how to set-up and create a targeted ad campaign and view a series of real-life successful custom Facebook pages. The Connection Point series is already receiving buzz from Chamber members including Laurie Miller, Woodcraft Rangers. "Teri was very knowledgeable and easy to understand," Miller said. "I learned how powerful social media can be, and now have ideas to get more involved." Contact Bridget Netter, 213.580.7576.
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