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Business Directory REGIONALCERRITOS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2020 Business Directory 2020 Business Directory No matter the generation, we have you covered. PIH Health has the perfect doctors for your family. With over 26 physician office locations in your neighborhood, we are available to meet your family’s specific healthcare needs. PIH Health physicians provide a full network of healthcare services, including hospitals in Downey and Whittier. Make a healthy choice for you and your family and choose a PIH Health doctor so we can keep you healthy for generations to come. Call 888.365.4450 or visit PIHHealth.org/Find-A-Doctor CONTENTS Welcome/Board of Directors..............2 About the Chamber.............................3 Chamber Goals...................................4 President’s Circle Sponsors...............5 Commerce & Culture.........................7 Shopping & Lodging..................8 & 9 History of the City............................10 City Government..............................11 Gov’t & Community Contacts..........12 City Attractions & Parks...................14 Dining Guide....................................20 Business Directory............................24 President/CEO’s Message................38 Index........................................39 1 REGIONALCERRITOS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2020 Business Directory EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Chair of the Board DESMOND THOMPSON Lexus of Cerritos GINA COLE to our Legal Shield Welcome Community PAOLO QUIROGA or more than 30 years, I have had the pleasure of Maven Group working, dining, shopping and partaking of all that this KEN KRAUS wonderful city has to offer. Cerritos is a well-planned, Los Cerritos Center well-managed and carefully thought-out place to live, MAHA RAYAN play and conduct business. Union Bank FIf offers numerous parks and green spaces, a state-of-the-art Past Chair library and one of the best school districts in California, if not BRIAN JONDLE the nation. It also has a world-class Performing Arts Center, the Hub Insurance Services world’s first and most successful Cerritos Auto Square and a pleth- BOARD MEMBERS ora of centers for your shopping and dining pleasure, such as the Cerritos Towne Center, the Los Cerritos Center and Plaza 183. JB D’SOUZA Cerritos is also centrally located to all of Southern California’s Calmet Service airports, attractions and ports. It boasts access to more than seven ALEXANDER KHANANASHVILI Obesity Solutions major freeways within minutess from any point in the city. JAE LEE Details on all points of interest mentioned above, a current Rose Hills Memorial Park & Mortuary list of Chamber members, a dining guide and so much more can PAUL MOTENKO be found in this Chamber Business Directory. It is a valuable Stacked Restaurants resource for you to access all things related to Cerritos. DR. MARK CHUNG Whether you are new to Cerritos, a long-time resident or a Sleep & Lung MD business owner, do consider becoming a member of the Cerritos MONICA LEE COPELAND Regional Chamber of Commerce, where you can partner with Cerritos College Foundation the Chamber Board, Ambassadors and Chamber staff in making GIGI MANZANILLA a positive difference in this wonderful community. Primerica I am looking forward to meeting and greeting you around the KENT GALANTE City of Cerritos. Sheraton Cerritos Hotel BING LEE Extreme Autowerks Desmond Thompson, Board Chair RAY FAS Hand & Stone Massage & Facial Spa ANTHONY LEBLANC Cerritos Regional Chamber of Commerce Radiant Mortgage 13259 E. South Street, Cerritos, CA DEEPA BADWHAR 562-467-0800 • www.cerritos.org Chugh, LLP 2 ABOUT the CHAMBER MISSION STATEMENT: To promote and enhance business in the greater Cerritos area. The Cerritos Regional Chamber of Commerce is a bringing timely information to members, powerful net- member-driven, non-profit association of business profes- working events, educational programs to keep business well sionals and civic-minded residents committed to improving prepared to meet new challenges, publications with excel- the business climate and quality of life in the Cerritos area. lent advertising opportunities, and a membership that is dynamic and growing. Founded in 1963, the Chamber is governed by a Board of Directors, which determines the policies and programs The Chamber also plays a critical role in Economic from year-to-year, while the professional staff, under the Development activities, prioritizing Sustainable Business leadership of the President/CEO, implements these policies Development issues, primarily small business development, and programs. The Chamber provides support, resources, retention, recruitment, and growth. The Chamber is com- services, and opportunities for all existing and prospective mitted to preserving the existing economic structure while businesses. promoting the enhancement of a strong and diverse eco- nomic base. The Chamber’s goal is to help create and sustain suc- cessful business ventures that will benefit the economic Through legislative advocacy, economic development vitality of the entire Cerritos region. The Chamber strives to campaigns, partnerships with local educational institu- promote and enhance the commercial, professional, eco- tions, and business development opportunities, the Cerritos nomic, educational, cultural and environmental wellbeing Regional Chamber of Commerce plays an integral role in of Cerritos through a variety of programs and activities. sustaining existing businesses and helping them grow and succeed, as well as developing and attracting new businesses These events include top quality luncheon programs to help sustain our existing business climate. 3 L Chamber Goals: Economic Development: To preserve the existing economic structure while promoting the enhancement of a strong and diverse economic base Community Development: To identify and support the development and implementation of progress and public policies which improve educational, civic, and cultural conditions in Cerritos Communications: To communicate to our member- ship and the public the resources of the regional market and the role and activities of the Chamber of Chamber Commerce Past Presidents Ray Hanson 1963-1966 Sharon Sidener 1993-1994 Advocacy: Al Highstreet 1966-1968 Joe Julien 1994-1995 Juan de Cordova 1968-1970 Waldo Arballo 1995-1996 To identify important issues, to establish collaborative rapport Jack Bettencourt 1970-1971 Sharon Sidener 1996-1997 with elected and government of- Edward Rindahl, Jr. 1971-1972 LeeAnne Krusemark 1997-1998 ficials, and to influence the public Ronald Call 1972-1973 Jim Bockholt 1998-1999 policy that impacts our mission Don Nehlson 1973-1974 Gabe Loya 1999-2000 Bill Woods 1974-1975 Lou Banas 2000-2001 Membership: Mildred Knost 1975-1976 Margaret Pashko 2001-1002 To identify and provide products Dick Judson 1976-1977 Steve Vicencia 2002-2003 and services meeting the needs Paul Mangan 1977-1978 Elizabeth Gadbois 2003-2004 of the members and stimulate Angel Rivas 1978-1979 Melanie Broad 2004-2005 continued membership growth G. Anthony Rector 1979-1980 Kathy Frazier 2005-2006 Richard Boudreau 1980-1981 John Meinert 2006-2007 Management Operations: Al Witt 1981-1982 Allen Wood 2007-2008 To manage and operate the Cham- Steve Pope 1982-1983 Ken Kraus 2008-2009 ber within approved budgetary Jack Boyster 1983-1984 Chris Halderson 2009-2010 limits and to allocate the finan- Richard Boudreau 1983-1984 Dr. Mary Sieu 2010-2011 cial and human resources of the Chamber to ensure realization of Mary Alice Soares 1984-1985 Ann Smith 2011-2012 our goals and objectives Sherman Kappe 1985-1986 Linda Frisbey 2012-1203 Frank Scott 1986-1987 Julia Emerson 2013-2014 Julie Knabe 1987-1988 Jonathan Matson 2014-2015 Guy Hammond 1988-1989 Ronald Johnson 2015-2016 Mike Mortl 1989-1990 Teri Bazen 2016-2017 Phillip Kress, DMD 1990-1991 Dr. Mark Chung 2017-2018 Julie Knabe 1991-1992 Brian Jondle 2018-2019 Rose Reets 1992-1993 4 Chamber members have the oppor- Along with the basic Chamber tunity to invest in the President’s Circle membership benefits, President’s Program, a higher membership tier Circle members also enjoy additional which offers six levels of financial com- selected advertising and market- mitments based on the company’s indi- ing benefits, event and sponsorship vidual needs and preferences.President’s opportunities, as well asrecognition Circle members receive greater visibility at all Chamber events. The bundling and are prominently recognized in the of these additional services provides business community for one annual a significant cost savings if such ser- membership investment. vices were purchased individually. PLATINUM GOLD SILVER BRONZE CRYSTAL 5 6 COMMERCE and CULTURE The Cerritos region offers residents and visitors a wide variety of activities and sights – from shopping to the arts. The region offers year-round opportunities for entertainment and relaxation. Here, you can enjoy: Enjoy world-renowned music, art, entertainment, and cultural activities at the Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts. Experience the 15,000-gallon aquarium, dinosaur fossil replica and high-tech learning centers at the famous Cerritos Library. Browse for your next car at the world-famous Cerritos Auto Square. Shop for great deals at the Cerritos Towne Center, Los Cerritos Center or Plaza 183. Entertainment and Culture CERRITOS CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS 18000 Park Plaza Drive (562) 916-8501 Ticket Office: (800) 300-4345 www.cerritoscenter.com CERRITOS LIBRARY 18025 Bloomfield Avenue Cerritos, California (562) 916-1350 menu.ci.cerritos.ca.us CERRITOS SCULPTURE
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