Cal City Chamber Hosts Quarterly Membership Dinner
By: Kistie Evans
The Chamber of Commerce met Monday evening, June 6th at the Senior Center in California City for their quarterly membership dinner. This was an opportunity for various businesses in town to speak to the Chamber and discuss the future possibilities for commerce in California City.
“We are excited to hear the hopes and aspirations our members have for business in California City,” said Karen Sanders, President of the Chamber of Commerce.
Gratitude was expressed to those individuals who participated and especially those who were willing to speak to the group about what they do.
The program included a presentation from Cassie Bone, manager of Cal City Fitness. She highlighted the opportunities everyone has to come and enjoy fitness, camaraderie and nutritional guidance. “Come to the gym, try it for a day on the house and see if you like it,” was her invitation to residents of California City.
David Evans, owner of Evans & Company, Inc. was also present to discuss his business. As a Certified Public Accountant, he spoke of the many tax services he offers to his clients.
He also discussed opportunities to put California City on the map by branching out to conduct business in other areas saying, “My job also extends to providing CFO services to clients in a large geographical area.”
Manager of RE/MAX Clearview, Dustin Richards, presented to the group a discussion regarding their unique electronic method of managing properties. “All homes for rent are on the clearviewre.com. You can submit an application or payment online. We’ve really revolutionized property management in California City.”
The final presentation came from a newborn business in California City, Snip and Tips, owned and operated by Yolanda Borsch and Dawn Parsons. This business has been open for a week and is already running smoothly. “We are located in the Cal City Real Estate
building, so if you get a chance, please stop by and see us,” Parsons invited. “We are really excited about this!”
The Chamber of Commerce provides a forum in which businesses in California City can discuss strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats. For more information about the Chamber, or to find out how to become a member, call (760) 373-8676.