Pasadena Chamber Hosting Cuba Trip Informational Meeting on May 15, 2013
Free, no-obligation meeting will provide information and answer questions for potential travelers on Chamber’s fall trip to Cuba
Margaret Brown of Anroma Group/Socialize LA is helping organize a Pasadena Chamber of Commerce Social Media Networking Group.
This virtual networking group is intended to enhance the social media and online presence of participating Pasadena Chamber members.
Participation in the group is voluntary and restricted to Pasadena Chamber of Commerce members and their employees.
The Pasadena Chamber provides information on opportuities for our members to do buisiness. As we are aware of them, we post bid and contract opportuities in the e-Bulletin.
The Pasadena Chamber of Commerce has been growing in recent years. Our membership is increasing year-over-year by about 100 new members. We are very pleased to welcome so many new enterprises to the Pasadena Chamber of Commerce.
At the Pasadena Chamber, we are also seeing an increasing in the number of renewing companies. Some of that can be attributed to the slow levelling off of our local economy. We also hope these renewing members are seeing increased value for their membership.
MItch Dorger of Win-Win Workplace Solutions is a presenter at The Business of Non-Profits on May 21st from 10am to 1pm at Tournament House in Pasadena.
Tournament House is at 391 South Orange Grove in Pasadena. Cost of the workshop is $15. Lunch will be provided.
The workshop is designed to enlighten non-profits about best business practices and to enhance their effectiveness through appropriate business practices.
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Proposed rules providing guidance on the employer “shared responsibility” excise tax under the federal health care reform law have been issued by the U.S. Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service.
From Pasadena Weekly-From esteemed establishments like the Huntington Library and Norton Simon Museum to a bounty of rising creatives, Pasadena has long been a home for the arts.
In a new report conducted by project management software Workamaji that analyzed the state of different cities’ creative economy and atmosphere, Pasadena was named the fourth most creative city in the country.
