Lancaster Chamber of Commerce
Executive Board
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Chairwoman of the Board Tamara Stoebe, Stoebe Services
Chair-Elect Josh Mann, Mojave Partners
Treasurer Mark Troth, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, Troth REALTORS
Vice-Chair Secretary Gina Rossall, Superintendent, Westside Union School District
Vice-Chair Monica Grado, George's Cleaners
Vice-Chair Stan Turner, Edwards Federal Credit Union
Past Chairman of the Board
Gene Melchers, Melchers Construction Co.
Ex-Officio Sandy Smith - Chief Executive Officer, Lancaster Chamber of Commerce
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Chris Chapleau - American Business Machines
Sgt. Theresa Dawson - Lancaster Sheriff's Dept.
Rosemary Mann - Camille's Sidewalk Cafe
Nelson Rasse - High Desert Broadcasting
Bridget Razo - Antelope Valley College
Katie Nelson - Hunter Dodge
Lynn Roth - SOL Graphix, Inc.
Dave Saltman - Passantino-Andersen
Chris Spicher - Antelope Valley Florist
Bernie Longjohn - Choices in Learning National Foundation
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Antelope Valley Fair Parade Applications Are Now Available!
Please click on the link below to download your application today!
For more information please contact the Chamber office
(661) 948-4518
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Interested in Becoming an Ambassador?
Ambassadors have a unique opportunity to represent the Lancaster
Chamber at many events, including breakfasts, luncheons, mixers, ribbon cuttings/grand openings and more! Through this involvement, ambassadors are able to represent the chamber while also representing and marketing their own businesses--it's truly a "win/win" relationship!
If you or someone at your place of business is interested in
participating in our comprehensive training series and ultimately
becoming an ambassador, please contact the Chamber: (661) 948-4518
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Business After Hours Mixer |
Antelope Valley Fair to Host the Lancaster Chamber of Commerce
August Mega-Mixer
The event will be held at the Turf Club, drinks & horsd'oevers will be served. With Mega-Mixers, your opportunity to network with others is greatly increased as these mixers are large-scale and are FREE to our members!
If you are interested in hosting a mixer at your place of business, please contact Sandy at the Lancaster Chamber office for more information:
(661) 948-4518
Please click on the link below to visit our events calendar
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July
Introducing Our Newest Members!
Patrick Nelson
501 W. Lancaster Blvd
Lancaster, CA 93536
Email: pnelson@lasd.org
Ph: (661) 940-3801
Fax: (323) 415-3264
2Brothers Mobile Detailing
Ryan Longmead
Email: carbondsm@yahoo.com
Ph: (661) 754-5199
Behold 3D Me
Lino Stavole
765 W. Lancaster Blvd.
Lancaster, CA 93534
www.behold3d.me
Email: lino@behold3d.me
Ph: (661) 727-3799
Boba Cove & Cafe
Danny Tran Ly
44445 Valley Central Way
Lancaster, CA 93536
Email: bobacove@gmail.com
Ph: (661) 945-2929
DGM Corporate Safety, Inc.
David Miller
www.dgmcorporatesafety.com
Email: dmiller149@aol.com
Ph: (310) 930-6518
Fax: (661) 285-2084
Shreds Unlimited
Rob Mendoza
44618 N. Trevor Ave
Lancaster, CA 93536
www.shredsunlimitedav.com
Email: shredsunlimited@gmail.com
Ph: (661) 208-9597
St. Andrew's Anglican Church in the Desert
Sharon Collier
2034 W. Ave K-4
Lancaste , CA 93536
Email: mezzo.sharon@gmail.com
Ph: (661) 609-0821
Stevie's Fine Jewelry
Stevie Ploetz
854 W. Lancaster Blvd
Lancaster , CA 93534
Email: LauraRockstheblvd@gmail.com
Ph: (661) 942-0555
We Are Pleased to present our Renewing Members
Michelizzi, Schwabacher, Ward & Collins
767 West Lancaster Blvd
Lancaster CA, 93534
tjw242@yahoo.com
(661)948-5021
Member Since: 1966
Bohn's Printing
656 West Lancaster Blvd
Lancaster CA, 93534
rehemme@printbohns.com
(661)948-8081
Member Since: 1981
A V Pulmonary Care
340 West Milling Street
Lancaster CA, 93534
avpc@qnet.com
(661)942-9995
Member Since: 1985
Praxair Distribution
43923 Division Street
Lancaster CA, 93534
alan_hegwood@praxair.com
(661)948-8509
Member Since: 1985
California Bank & Trust
831 West Lancaster Blvd
Lancaster CA, 93534
angela.underwood@calbt.com
(661)945-4511
Member Since: 1987
Artistic Carpet One Floor & Home
1061 West Avenue K
Lancaster CA, 93534
billy.ward@verizon.net
(661)948-7567
Member Since: 1987
Waste Management
1200 West City Ranch Road
Palmdale CA, 93590-4050
spursley@wm.com
(661)947-7197
Member Since: 1987
America's Best Value Inn
44131 Sierra Hwy
Lancaster CA, 93534
HHolmberg@roadrunner.com
(661)945-8771
Member Since: 1987
Antelope Valley Fair Association
2551 West Avenue H, Suite 102
Lancaster CA, 93536
wendy@avfair.com
(661)948-6060 x132
Member Since: 1987
Independent Living Center of Southern CA.
606 East Ave K-4
Lancaster CA, 93535
aalexander@ilcsc.org
(661)942-9726
Member Since: 1987
Big Iron Construction & Landscape Materials
1943 - B Sierra Highway
Rosamond CA, 93560
kspoor@antelecom.net
(661)256-0126
Member Since: 1988
William Edwards Photography
38434 9th Street East
Palmdale CA, 93550
info@williamedwards.net
(661)273-2110
Member Since: 1988
Theurer Orthodontics
1629 West Avenue J, Suite 108
Lancaster CA, 93534
drtortho@earthlink.net
(661)949-2290
Member Since: 1988
High Desert Broadcasting, LLC
570 East Avenue Q-9
Palmdale CA, 93550
nelson.rasse@highdesertbroadcasting.com
(661)947-3107
Member Since: 1990
West Park Villas Apartments
1800 West Avenue J 12
Lancaster CA, 93534
pvilbrandt@ezralow.com
(661)949-1562
Member Since: 1990
Dewey Pest Control
45440 23rd Street West
Lancaster CA, 93536-7215
jbaldridge@deweypest.com
(661)948-4503
Member Since: 1991
Velvet Touch Upholstery Shop, Inc
1234 West Avenue I
Lancaster CA, 93534-2248
(661)942-3233
Member Since: 1992
Wells Fargo Bank (Inside Albertsons)
43543 20th Street West
Lancaster CA, 93534
victoria.ramirez@wellsfargo.com (661)723-0159
Member Since: 1995
Hanford Home Loans
554 West Lancaster Blvd
Lancaster CA, 93534
aidao.hanford@verizon.net
(661)942-1153
Member Since: 1996
Bethel Christian School
3100 West Avenue K
Lancaster CA, 93536-5403
(661)943-2224
Member Since: 1996
Expert Automotive
P.O. Box 803
Rosamond CA, 93560-6160
expertautomotiveinc@gmail.com
(661)256-0405
Member Since: 1999
Comfort Inn & Suites
1825 West Avenue J 12
Lancaster CA, 93534-4664
gm.ca824@choicehotels.com
(661)723-2001
Member Since: 1999
Rite Aid Southwest Customer Support Ctr
2801 West Avenue H
Lancaster CA, 93536-8342
rjohnson@riteaid.com
(661)951-7500
Member Since: 1999
Five Star Auto Body - H W Hunter, Inc
44733 Sierra Highway
Lancaster CA, 93534
deniseriley@5starautobody.com
(661)951-9110
Member Since: 2000
Suburban Propane L.P.
46151 Sierra Highway
Lancaster CA, 93534
shayes@suburbanpropane.com
(661)942-5117
Member Since: 2000
Nu Science Corporation
43102 Business Center Parkway
Lancaster CA, 93535
(661)948-8898
Member Since: 2001
A V Chem-Dry
4504 Otter Court
Palmdale CA, 93551
avchemdry@gmail.com
(661)722-9342
Member Since: 2002
Camille's Sidewalk Cafe
44140 20th Street West, Suite 101
Lancaster CA, 93534
camilles2u@gmail.com
(661) 940-5878
Member Since: 2004
Hampton Inn & Suites, Palmdale
39428 Trade Center Drive
Palmdale CA, 93551
melissa.magallanes@hilton.com
(661)265-7400
Member Since: 2005
All Homecare
540 West Lancaster Blvd, Suite 110
Lancaster CA, 93534
palmdale@all-homecare.com
(661)729-4663
Member Since: 2009
Sempra US Gas and Power
101 Ash Street, 14th Floor
San Diego CA, 92101
(619)696-4016
Member Since: 2010
Sakura Buffet
44840 Valley Central Way
Lancaster CA, 93536
joneswei@yahoo.com
(661)951-8338
Member Since: 2010
Farmers Insurance/Don Ryan Agent
38457 9th Street East
Palmdale CA, 93550
dryan@farmersagent.com
(661)272-9926
Member Since: 2011
K G G Electric, Inc
PO Box 3241
Quartz Hill CA, 93586
pam@kggelectric.com
(661)943-5616
Member Since: 2011
Rancho Mirage Mobilehome Park
43850 20th Street East
Lancaster CA, 93535
ranchomirage_mhc@yahoo.com
(661)948-5815
Member Since: 2012
Security Defenders
530 West Milling Street
Lancaster CA, 93534
jmancino@securitydefenders.com
(661)949-2581
Member Since: 2012
Boulevard Flooring Emporium, Inc.
626 West Lancaster Blvd
Lancaster CA, 93534
boulevardflooringemporium@verizon.net
(661)723-9500
Member Since: 2012
Schooners Patio Grille
2797 West Avenue L
Lancaster CA, 93536
woodwrkz@aol.com
(661)943-0800
Member Since: 2012
iLEAD Lancaster Charter School
254 East Avenue K 4
Lancaster CA, 93535
dawn.evenson@ileadcharterschool.org
(661)609-1489
Member Since: 2012
Antelope Valley Property Management
1043 West Avenue M 4, Suite E
PalmdaleCA, 93551
acibrokers@aol.com
(661)945-1175
Member Since: 2013
A V Hawaiian Pool & Spa Supply
4085 West Avenue L
Lancaster CA, 93536
avh7@verizon.net
(661)943-0557
Member Since: 2013
SunPower Corporation
15637 Avenue A
Rosamond CA, 93560
nikki.franko@SunPowerCorp.com
(661)886-9749
Member Since: 2013
Prime Signs
20810 South Street
Tehachapi CA, 93560
service@primesigns.net
(661)882-8510
Member Since: 2013
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OUR NEW WEBSITE OFFERS INCREDIBLE MARKETING OPPORTUNITIES TO OUR MEMBERS! |
For those of you who have utilized all the wonderful features of our new website, we are confident that you have seen interest in your business grow! We are seeing triple the traffic on our site since we rolled out the new product in late October! It's easy for our members to use and navigate and the free marketing tools that are included are state-of-the-art! If you have not yet had the opportunity to request optimization of your member page, upload coupons, classified ads, and member-to-member discounts, or submit your events and meetings to our community calendar, please log in to your account and take full advantage of these exciting ways to market your business on both our website and our mobile app! If you need us to re-send your log-in information, please contact us at
(661) 948-4518
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A NEW VISITOR'S CENTER IS ON THE WAY!
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In the coming months, the Lancaster Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with
Destination Lancaster, will be opening the official Lancaster Visitor's Center! This center will be housed in the Lancaster Chamber of Commerce lobby and will feature information on local businesses, lodging, dining, and events for our out-of-town visitors! We plan to offer small souvenirs and local postcards as well--stay tuned for more information on this exciting new venture!
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Lancaster Chamber of Commerce August Luncheon |
Please join us for our August luncheon on Wednesday, August 13, where Small Business Development Center Business Advisor, Raimone Roberts will be speaking on how the SBDC can enhance your business, moving it to new levels of growth through:
- Make critical decisions about your business vision and strategy
- Investigate next-stage growth and opportunity
- Plan for strategic growth
- Build and maintain a competitive advantage
- Lead with clarity
- Maximize cash flow for future profitability
- Identifying financial options for strategic growth
This will be an extremely valuable information session for both new and established businesses. We hope you can join us.
RSVPs are strongly suggested for this event.
Lancaster Chamber members: $20 (pay online) or
$25 at the door
Non-Members: $25 (pay online) or
$30 at the door
EVENT INFORMATION
Date: August 13th
Time: 11:30am - 1pm
Location: J.P. Eliopulos Hellenic Center 43404 30th Street West, Lancaster 93536
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It's time for the FAIR!
Will you be joining us for the upcoming Fair Parade - Saturday August 16th, 9 a.m. on The BLVD! Join us for POULTRY IN MOTION, and come down and celebrate with us!
Things are happening at the Chamber, did you hear about the Young Entrepreneur's Academy? This fall we'll be helping 24 young people expand their horizons through education. We're going to help them implement their great IDEA and market it. At the end of the Academy, we're going to celebrate their accomplishment with a great event that will allow them to "sell" their product to the highest bidder.
I hope you'll take the opportunity when it comes up to come out and celebrate these young people's accomplishments.
Remember, your chamber membership only works for you, when you work your membership. Take advantage of an upcoming event, there's a monthly luncheon and Business 4 Breakfast, I look forward to seeing you soon.
Networking tip of the Month:
Develop a 5-10 minute presentation that highlights 1-2 key things about you and your business. Practice in front of your mirror, and then come out and join us at the next Business 4 Breakfast - maybe think about becoming a sponsor for an upcoming B4B.
See you soon - and thank you for this opportunity to serve.
Chairwoman of the Board
Tamara Stoebe
2014-2015
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Paying Off Debt the
Smart Way
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Courtesy of Cobb Doerfler & Associates, CPA Accountants and Tax Preparers
Between mortgages, car loans, credit cards, and student loans, most people are in debt. While being debt-free is a worthwhile goal, most people need to focus on managing their debt first since it's likely to be there for most of their life.
Handled wisely, that debt won't be an albatross around your neck. You don't need to shell out your hard-earned money because of exorbitant interest rates or always feel like you're on the verge of bankruptcy. You can pay off debt the smart way, while at the same time saving money to pay it off even faster.
Assess the Situation
First, assess the depth of your debt. Write it down using pencil and paper or use a spreadsheet like Microsoft Excel. You can also use a bookkeeping program such as Quicken. Include every instance you can think of where a company has given you something in advance of payment, including your mortgage, car payment(s), credit cards, tax liens, student loans, and payments on electronics or other household items through a store.
Record the day the debt began and when it will end (if possible), the interest rate you're paying, and what your payments typically are. Next, add it all up--as painful as that might be. Try not to be discouraged! Remember, you're going to break this down into manageable chunks while finding extra money to help pay it down.
Identify High-Cost Debt
Yes, some debts are more expensive than others. Unless you're getting payday loans (which you shouldn't be), the worst offenders are probably your credit cards. Here's how to deal with them.
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Don't use them. Don't cut them up, but put them in a drawer and only access them in an emergency.
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Identify the card with the highest interest and pay off as much as you can every month. Pay minimums on the others. When that one's paid off, work on the card with the next highest rate.
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Don't close existing cards or open any new ones. It won't help your credit rating, and in fact, will only hurt it.
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Pay on time, absolutely every time. One late payment these days can lower your FICO score.
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Go over your credit-card statements with a fine-tooth comb. Are you still being charged for that travel club you've never used? Look for line items you don't need.
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Call your credit card companies and ask them nicely if they would lower your interest rates. It does work sometimes!
Save, Save, Save
Do whatever you can to retire debt. Consider taking a second job and using that income only for higher payments on your financial obligations. Substitute free family activities for high-cost ones. Sell high-value items that you can live without.
Do Away with Unnecessary Items to Reduce Debt Load
Do you really need the 800-channel cable option or that satellite dish on your roof? You'll be surprised at what you don't miss. How about magazine subscriptions? They're not terribly expensive, but every penny counts. It's nice to have a library of books, but consider visiting the public library or half-price bookstores until your debt is under control.
Never, Ever Miss a Payment
Not only are you retiring debt, but you're also building a stellar credit rating. If you ever move or buy another car, you'll want to get the lowest rate possible. A blemish-free payment record will help with that. Besides, credit card companies can be quick to raise interest rates because of one late payment. A completely missed one is even more serious.
Pay With Cash
To avoid increasing debt load, make it a habit to pay with cash. If you don't have the cash for it, you probably don't need it. You'll feel better about what you do have if you know it's owned free and clear.
Shop Wisely, and Use the Savings to Pay Down Your Debt
If your family is large enough to warrant it, invest $30 or $40 and join a store like Sam's or Costco--and use it. Shop there first, then at the grocery store. Change brands if you have to and swallow your pride. If you're concerned about buying organic, rest assured that even at places like Costco you will have many options. Use coupons religiously. Calculate the money you're saving and slap it on your debt.
Each of these steps, taken alone, probably doesn't seem like much, but if you adopt as many as you can, you'll watch your debt decrease every month. If you need help managing debt give us a call. We can help.
We Can Help
If you'd like to better understand the ins and outs of your business and create sound guidance for internal decision making, you might consider cost accounting.
And we can help. Allow us to evaluate your business from top to bottom and determine the real cost of each component. With that as a foundation, we can help you draft budgets, adjust pricing, keep an appropriate level of inventory, and much more. Give us a call today.
(661)948-2661
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Join us for business, stay for breakfast!
7:00 a.m. Thursday, August 28, 2014
Event Location
Schooners Patio Grille
2797 W. Ave L, Lancaster 93536 (30th St. West) Table Sponsor
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, Troth REALTORS
Tamara Stoebe : (661) 466-6849/Chuck Simons (661) 350-1006
To RSVP please contact the Chamber Office
Phone: (661) 948-4518
Fax: (661) 949-1212
Email: Anna@lancasterchamber.org
Cash Prize $50.00 - 1 Winner will be chosen at every breakfast
Sponsored by:
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, Troth REALTORS
Tamara Stoebe : (661) 466-6849/Chuck Simons (661) 350-1006
*Please note - If you RSVP and do not attend you will be invoiced for $12.00
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City of Lancaster to Host Fourth Annual
Job Services Network Job Fair
Employers and Sponsors Still Welcome to Sign Up for the Event
Lancaster, CA. July 18, 2014 - The City of Lancaster will host the Fourth Annual Job Services Network Job Fair, August 21from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., in the Stanley Kleiner Building located at Lancaster City Park. The job fair will provide Antelope Valley job candidates with an opportunity to interview with more than 50 potential employers.
"One of the most significant factors in determining the quality of life for individuals is their employment status," said Mayor R. Rex Parris. "The City is happy to support this effort to bring employers together with qualified job-seekers and thus help to provide our residents with opportunities for a better future."
Candidates are encouraged to dress professionally and bring at least 12 copies of their resume. "Clothes the Deal" will be onsite to provide professional clothing for those who need it. The job fair is open to the public. Candidates must register for the job fair in order to attend.
Job candidates are encouraged to attend the "First Impression" workshops being offered August 5, 6 and 7. Those who complete this workshop will be given priority entrance to the job fair. Space is limited and candidates are advised to register early.
Employers are still welcome to sign up for the job fair. Those interested in attending can still register on the city's website. Participation is free, but employers must have at least five job openings, and be prepared to stay for the entire duration of the event.
To help sponsor the job fair, contact Araxie Kahramanian at akahramanian@cityoflancasterca.org or call 661-723-6078. For more information on the "First Impression" workshops, or to register for the job fair, visit the city website at: www.cityoflancasterca.org/jobfair.
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Promote YOUR business FREE of Charge
FREE Chamber Radio
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"Minding Your Business"
Saturday, 12-1pm
Call Anna Zarley: (661) 948-4518
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Lunch & Learn
with the Lancaster Chamber of Commerce
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Our monthly Lunch and Learn session will be held on August 29, noon, at the Lancaster Chamber office. This month, we will be addressing the subject of mental health in the workplace. NAMI will facilitate this session and areas of focus will include: employee stress, the employer's role in addressing employee mental health challenges, and mental health resources for you and your staff. Invitations for this session will be sent to members and interested parties in mid-August.
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ExpertAnswers:
5 Common Money Mistakes Small Businesses Make
Plenty of factors can contribute to a business venture's demise. Sometimes it's a lack of consumer interest; other times it's a matter of bad marketing tactics. But perhaps the most deadly contributor to startup failure is not knowing how to manage your business finances.
"In many instances, [financial mistakes] are due to poor financial planning on the front end of starting the business," said Marc Price, business author and director of operations at ExpertBusinessAdvice.com. "Entrepreneurs underestimate the true costs of launching the business. Subsequently, working through initial growing pains that may transpire after the doors are open can be threatened without proper funding."
As an entrepreneur himself, Price knows how easy it can be to get your business into a financial pitfall. The co-author of "Business Finance Basics" (Nova Vista, 2014) shared five common financial management mistakes small business owners make, and how to avoid these errors. [15 Creative Financing Methods for Startups]
1. Not having enough cash reserves. Entrepreneurs know that they'll probably need money to invest in the setup of their business, but it may take several fiscal quarters to realize a steady income from the company, let alone to make a profit. So start with adequate operating cash. Don't fool yourself with wishful thinking that the money will somehow be there.
2. Being plastic dependent. Some small business owners are forced to turn to credit cards for early stage survival, especially when they haven't planned properly. Credit cards carry high interest charges and annual fees. Whether through a small business loan, a capital infusion or your own funding, ensuring sufficient operating capital can save you from getting into credit card debt.
3. Mixing personal and business finances. It's tempting to cross the line, but keep these two entities completely separate. It makes it easier for accounting, budgeting and reconciling both sets of books, and assists in determining actual profits and losses for the business.
4. Shorting yourself on compensation. In the early stages of business, it may seem like a solid decision to redistribute any and all of your profits back into your business. But not compensating yourself along the way could harm your personal finances and financial good standing.
5. Not having an organized accounts receivable system. Print your payment terms on the back of every invoice, and follow a clear process in collecting payments. Make sending prompt reminders part of your business.
Price said his best advice to new and aspiring entrepreneurs is to learn from fellow business owners and financial professionals.
"Learning from others can never be underestimated," he told Business News Daily. "Make it a habit to reach out to other small business owners and ask for advice and opinions on their own previous experiences. Additionally, seek out industry professionals [such as lawyers, accountants, bankers and real estate experts] to help guide you through the labyrinth of the endless financial pitfalls that could be looming. This process greatly mitigates your failure rate and puts you on a proper path for financial success."
Originally published on Business News Daily.
Have a question about common money mistakes? Connect with a SCORE mentor online or in your community today!
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The Month In Pictures
July
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Light House Studio's
Grand Opening & Ribbon Cutting
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Light House Studio's
Grand Opening & Ribbon Cutting
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NAMI of Antelope Valley
25th Anniversary & Ribbon Cutting
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NAMI of Antelope Valley
25th Anniversary & Ribbon Cutting
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J Salon Studios & Spa
Grand Opening & Ribbon Cutting
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J Salon Studios & Spa
Grand Opening & Ribbon Cutting
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Lancaster Chamber Luncheon
Guest Speaker
Josh Mann, Mojove Partners Inc.
& AV Fair Parade Grand Marshall, Leroy Halley
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Lancaster Chamber Luncheon
Ambassador Corps Service Award
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Lancaster Chamber
CEO, Sandy Smith
Presenting Certificate for
25 Years of Ambassador Corps Service to Robert Wolf
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Business-4-Breakfast
Table Sponsor
Buddhika Ekanayake, Light House Studio's
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Business-4-Breakfast
$50.00 Sponsor, Vic's Bimmer Collision Center,Victor Vega
Winner Julia Martinez
with Sam's Club
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Business-4-Breakfast
Best Commercial Award to
Lisa Harris, Joshua Memorial Park & Mortuary
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