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Much great work has been Each new year begins with a theme to set the accomplished, and many great opportunities direction for the months ahead. The theme for lie before us. I am confident that we will move this year is a phrase borrowed from my personal ahead with strong momentum. passion for trail running: “Relentless Forward HANK YOU for picking up this year’s “Relentless Forward Progress” issue of the Torrance Magazine & Across all industry types and business sizes Progress.” It encompasses an unyielding Resource Guide. The Torrance Area there is a shared sentiment resonating today: commitment and dedication to keep Chamber of Commerce (TACC) works “there is so much change happening right now.” moving forward toward a goal. 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My predecessors — Heidi Cunningham working with the Board of Directors, City of for business! n A LETTER FROM PRESIDENT AND CEO: Donna Duperron greater demands. The Chamber is committed Although it may sound cliché, there really to track and record economic growth, keep pace is strength in numbers. I think that’s especially with the changes of marketing and consumer true with the Chamber. This Chamber and habits, and assist its members with their needs – your business community need you! Renew, providing programs and benefits to enhance their join anew, and reach out and encourage the facility, operation, administration and personnel, companies you do business with regularly to or general welfare. join as well. Membership in the Chamber provides A major goal this year is to increase the unparalleled opportunities to connect with peers, value of your Chamber membership to you and HE Torrance Area CHamber current and prospective clients and partners up your business. 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