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Please enjoy this Monthly Member Spotlight for Silver Chamber member, Moulton Niguel Water District: Name: Medha Patel - Communications Coordinator Business Name: Moulton Niguel Water District Brief description of business: Moulton Niguel Water District is a public agency that delivers high-quality drinking water, recycled water and wastewater services to customers in Laguna Niguel, Aliso Viejo, Mission Viejo, Laguna Hills, Dana Point, and San Juan Capistrano. A leader in conservation and environmental protection, Moulton Niguel maintains the lowest average water bill in South Orange County. Doing business in Mission Viejo since: 1960 Chamber Member since: October 2016 Favorite Chamber Member benefit: Moulton Niguel Water District appreciates the opportunity to meet with and network with various Chamber members while developing lasting relationships. Favorite Chamber event and why: They’re all great! Each event offers a unique opportunity to meet with local businesses and civic leaders, and they serve as a great way to develop new relationships and expand on existing ones. We joined the Mission Viejo Chamber of Commerce because: Community outreach and engagement is a key foundation of the District’s commitment to public service. Being a Chamber member allows us to further our abilities to develop partnerships with our customers, businesses and community leaders. The Mission Viejo Chamber of Commerce has helped me and my business by: Allowing a public forum to discuss key initiatives from Moulton Niguel, and being able to cultivate a collaborative relationship with our customers and community. Moulton Niguel Water District delivers high-quality drinking water, recycled water and wastewater services to customers in Laguna Niguel, Aliso Viejo, Mission Viejo, Laguna Hills, Dana Point, and San Juan Capistrano. A leader in conservation and environmental protection, Moulton Niguel maintains the lowest average water bill in South Orange County. 
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It's with great excitement that we proudly announce our Chamber "Ambassador of the Quarter", Joan Bornstein (Joan Bornstein Real Estate Services). Joan has been with the Chamber since March 2017 and brings with her a wealth of real estate and life experience. She genuinely cares for her clients and knows the business community like the back of her hand. Joan joined the Ambassador Committee back in the Spring of 2019. Since then, she has both diligently and willingly given of her time each month to help her assigned members to realize the greatest value for their membership, better use the website marketing tools available to them, and faithfully provides timely reminders for upcoming events and networking opportunities. While it's true that we have an awesome group of Chamber Ambassadors who are giving of themselves daily on behalf of their assigned members, we will proudly offer the "Ambassador of the Quarter" to Joan Bornstein! If you would like to contact Joan for any real estate questions, please call 949-742-1978 or via email at info@joanbornstein.com.  We take this opportunity to sincerely congratulate Chamber member Diana Moreno (Web Design Pilot) for all of her amazing efforts as the "Volunteer of the Quarter"! Here are some of the highlights of Diana's "volunteer spirit" and extra efforts over the past few months: She serves on the Ambassador Committee
She serves as the Assistant to the Communications Committee
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It’s clear, this member is more than deserving of the “Volunteer of the Quarter”! Congratulations again to DIANA MORENO – of Web Design Pilot!!  We are pleased to highlight Mickey Gubman (owner of Gubman Coaching and a Certified Business Coach) for our Monthly Chamber Spotlight. Mickey is one of the best in the 'business' - "he doesn't run your business, he helps you run it better"! Name: Mickey Gubman. Business Name: Gubman Coaching. Brief description of business: Business and Executive Coaching – specializing in strategy and goal development, behavioral assessments and interpersonal communication. Doing business in Mission Viejo since: 2013. Chamber Member since: 2/2014. Favorite Chamber Member benefit: Meeting the wide variety of businesses and service providers that may help my clients. Favorite Chamber event and why: Daybreakers, because of the learning and networking all in one. I joined the Mission Viejo Chamber of Commerce because: A no-brainer – Connections, business growth, civic involvement and learning. The Mission Viejo Chamber of Commerce has helped me and my business by: Providing a place to learn and grow. Also, allowing me to help others through my teachings, coaching and counsel. Thank you, Mickey. So glad to have you as a valued member of our Chamber! To learn more about Gubman Coaching, please call 949-394-6394.  Please enjoy this new monthly feature - MEMBER SPOTLIGHT. We are pleased to draw your attention to 21-13 Impact Graphics - Jan Miller. Brief description of business: A one stop shop for your branding and marketing needs. Helping our clients with Graphic Design, Printing, Web Design and Development and Promotional Material. Doing business in Mission Viejo since: 2014 Chamber Member since: 2018 Favorite Chamber Member benefit: Networking with Daybreakers Breakfast Group Favorite Chamber event and why: The Annual Chamber Breakfast – Was amazing turnout and good to see members of the community honored. I joined the Mission Viejo Chamber of Commerce because: I wanted to help small and med size businesses become successful by helping them Visually communicate their message to their clients. And help out my community where it’s needed. The Mission Viejo Chamber of Commerce has helped me and my business by: I have been very successful thanks to the MV Chamber. I have help many Chamber members by rebranding their companies and they have helped me fill in gaps of my business where I needed professionals. We thank you Jan for all the outstanding services you provide the Chamber and it's members! To learn more about Jan's services, please call 855-438-2113.  Chamber member Moulton Niguel Water District has been awarded a $1.5 million federal grant for its advanced meter infrastructure program. Projected to save 500 million gallons of water every year once complete, the program enables all 170,000 District customers to have access to real-time water usage. To date, Moulton Niguel has received $2.1 million in grants for the smart meter program. Moulton Niguel Water District is getting a boost in its effort to conserve more than 500 million gallons of water every year. Last month, the U.S. Department of the Interior’s Bureau of Reclamation awarded Moulton Niguel $1.5 million in federal grants for its advanced meter infrastructure program. The automated smart meters will help the District detect water leaks, improve operations, and allow customers to monitor their water usage in real-time. Once completed, the project is expected to conserve 500 million gallons of water every year. “We’re proud to bring federal funds to invest in our local water infrastructure,” said Moulton Niguel President Brian Probolsky. “Smart meters help our agency detect leaks at the earliest possible moment – saving our customers water and money.” Moulton Niguel was one of just 45 projects in the entire country to receive funding from the federal government’s WaterSMART Program to help communities conserve water. The federal grant will fund the final phase of the District’s smart meter project, which will include the installation of state-of-the-art technology and automated meters at nearly 45,000 residential, commercial, and fire protection sites in the District’s service area. “These water and energy efficiency grants help increase hydropower production and contribute to water supply reliability in the western United States,” Reclamation Commissioner Brenda Burman said in a press release announcing the $29.1 million in WaterSMART grants. In addition to conserving water, automatic meters will help reduce the need of in-person meter reading. In total, Moulton Niguel has been awarded $2.1 million in grants for the smart meter project. “Federal grants stretch our ratepayers’ dollars even further,” said Moulton Niguel Vice President Duane Cave. “We will continue to proactively pursue state and federal grant opportunities to upgrade and maintain our infrastructure.” Moulton Niguel Water District delivers high-quality drinking water, recycled water and wastewater services to customers in Laguna Niguel, Aliso Viejo, Mission Viejo, Laguna Hills, Dana Point, and San Juan Capistrano. A leader in conservation and environmental protection, Moulton Niguel maintains the lowest average water bill in South Orange County.  Moulton Niguel Water District to use AMI Smart Meters There are many amazing business owners within the Mission Viejo Chamber of Commerce who tirelessly work hard on behalf of their fellow members and the community, including our various committee members (Ambassadors, Communications, Events, Membership), Daybreakers Leadership Team, and our Board of Directors. This month we are highlighting one of our dear members who displays an incredible volunteer spirit as a Director, Ambassador, Events Committee Co-Chair, and master networker and business relationship builder - Donna Lang Stoffel, of Heightened Health. Donna continuously seeks the advantage of others, works hard to cross-promote her fellow Chamber members, and supports as many events and functions as humanly possible. Heightened Health promotes health and wellness for life by showcasing nutritional products and physiovascular therapy devices, all contributing to a healthy lifestyle. To contact Donna for more information, please call 949-463-0520 or email her at info@heightenedhealth.net. Also, visit her website at www.heightenedhealth.net. Mission Viejo Chamber Member South County Outreach Honored By Senator Patricia Bates as "Non-Profit of the Year". Congrats! SACRAMENTO – Senator Patricia Bates (R-Laguna Niguel) has honored Orange County’s South County Outreach as the 2019 Nonprofit of the Year for the 36th Senate District. This recognition is part of a larger celebration of CalNonprofits’ “California Nonprofits Day” at the State Capitol’s South Lawn that took place yesterday. “South County Outreach is a tremendous force for good in Orange County and I am proud to honor its work for positively changing thousands of lives,” said Senator Bates. “Whether feeding the hungry, housing the homeless, or teaching computer skills, the people of South County Outreach are making a real difference in our community.” South County Outreach (originally Saddleback Community Outreach) is a tax-exempt 501(c) (3) non-profit and non-sectarian organization dedicated to ending hunger and homelessness in Orange County. Its Transitional Housing Program puts a roof over the heads of 17 households every year and its Food Pantry distributes over 800,000 pounds of food and keeps nearly 2,500 children fed annually. #chambermemberspotlight #mvchamber  We are thankful for Chamber Ambassador, Barry Langfelder, from The UPS Store, who shared his one-to-one visit (via video) with Amir Mohammadpour, owner of A-Z Tech Automotive. Amir is our featured Chamber member of the month. To contact Amir for his premier automotive services, please call 949-472-8111. #mvchamber #missionviejochamber #missionviejo #chambermemberspotlight #businesscrosspromotion Congratulations Jan Miller & Kurt Varricchio! Huge win for you both by receiving the 2019 Communicator Award of Distinction for Kurt's book - Behind in the Count! Judging was completed for their submissions to the 25th Annual Communicator Awards, and we're excited to inform the Chamber and our community that their work has been selected by the Academy of Interactive and Visual Arts to be recognized as a Communicator Award winner! 21-13 Impact Graphics did the artwork for the book jacket and we won! #mvchamber #missionviejochamber #2113impactgraphics #kurtvarricchio #celebration |
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