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Mt. SAC President, William Scroggins to Address IMC Exec Lunch Group Mt. SAC President, William Scroggins to address IMC Exec Lunch group 3 R’s on Tuesday, March Reduce Rework 6th at Pacific Recycle Palms Conference Resort. His topic Vol. XLV CITY OF INDUSTRY, CALIFORNIA No. 2 February 2012 “Partnerships to Trudy Marino Business Support Education, Jobs and the Retires Leaders Invited Economy”. From IMC to Principal For For fourteen years Trudy Marino has been a member of the Board of Directors A Day Event for the Industry Manufacturers Council, serving two years as its President. Trudy March 22 recently retired from Golden State Foods Business and community leaders from and felt it was time to leave the IMC. Trudy across the San Gabriel Valley can help and her husband Vince, now live full time support local high school scholarships in Desert Hot Springs, a community near and experience what it is like to be a school Palm Springs. principal at the unique “Principal for a Day” The City of Industry as well as the IMC event on March 22, 2012. This year’s theme extends a big thank you to Trudy for her is “Linking Today’s Accomplishments with many years of service to the IMC and the Tomorrow’s Success!” Community members community at large. And wish you and Vince are invited to be “guest principals” at schools Trudy Marino a long, healthy and happy retirement. across Bassett, Hacienda La Puente, Rowland Unified School Districts, and the La Puente Valley Regional Occupational Program. Come tour one of the local schools during the morning, then enjoy a complimentary Save the Date Industry Sheriff’s luncheon held at 11:30 a.m. at the Industry Hills Expo Center, Pavilion. Corporate 20th Annual YAL Golf Tournament sponsors fund 14 high school career scholarships that are presented to students On behalf of the Youth Activities With your continued support, the Youth during the luncheon, with entertainment League (YAL), Captain Michael Claus, of Activities League can fulfill their mission by the Workman High School Jazz Band Industry Sheriff’s Station, invites members of preventing children from joining gangs along with a special guest speaker. For more of the community to take part in their and using drugs. More than 3,000 children information on how to become a corporate annual golf tournament to be held on are involved, at no cost to them, in activities sponsor or be a guest “Principal for a Day” at Monday, May 7, 2012. The event will including: basketball, tennis, baseball, a local school, please contact Lee Cavanaugh, once again be hosted at the Pacific scuba, judo, golf, and kendo. This program Rowland Unified Superintendent’s Palms Conference Resort, utilizing does make a difference in their lives. Office at (626) 854-8303 or 8304. both courses of the Industry Hills You can support the YAL program and Golf Club, the Ike and the Babe. The this golf tournament by: playing golf, being purpose for this annual tournament is a sponsor, or volunteering your time. Pro Rodeo to raise funds to support the sports For further information or a and educational programs provided for at-risk registration form, please contact Presentations Dr. Bill Scroggins, President Mt. SAC. youth by the Industry Sheriff’s Station. Deputy Phil Cook, at (626) 934-3073. Dr. Scroggins returned “home” to Southern California to become Mt. San Available for Antonio College’s ninth president on July 1, 2011. Open Meeting for Civic Groups Dr. Scroggins has amassed 37 years of Looking for an exciting program for your experience in higher education -26 of those International Association of team or group? Schedule a free presentation as a professor and 11 as an administrator. providing insights into the wonderful world Prior to coming to Mt. SAC, he served as of the “Industry Hills Charity Pro Rodeo”. Superintendent/President of the College of Administrative Professionals This program is designed to: to the Sequoias in Visalia for five years. generate interest in the Charity Rodeo President Scroggins spent five years The Citrus Valley Chapter of Steps, Search Folders), SharePoint 2010 Events; Encourage an entire family Rodeo at Modest Junior College, first as Vice the International Association of (What is SharePoint, Sites and Workspaces, adventure; share rousing video segments President for Instruction and then, for two Administrative Professionals® extends Lists and Libraries) and Office 365 (What from past rodeos; provide a generous gift years, as Interim President. He served as an open invitation to Administrative is Office 365, What can it do, What can’t package for a Rodeo group drawing. Dean of Science & Math at San Bernardino Professionals to attend their next meeting it do). Join us at Marie Callender’s Recognize the many benefits the Valley College following a 26-year career scheduled for Tuesday, March 6, 2012 at Restaurant, 1560 Albatross Rd, City Rodeo provides to our community. Such as a chemistry professor at El Camino and 6:00 p.m., for networking, dinner and a of Industry, CA 91748. $25 includes as: Wholesome Community & Family Chabot colleges. presentation. The presentation will focus presentation and one of three preplanned entertainment; the good works of the Gabriel Dr. Scroggins earned a bachelor’s degree on “Collaborating with Microsoft’s meal selections. RSVP by 11:00am, Foundation; and the awareness for “Special in chemistry at UCLA and a doctorate Latest Software”. The guest speaker will Monday, March 5 to peggya.wall@verizon. Children in Need” in our community. in chemistry at UC Riverside. He be Neil Malek, Software & Professional net or 626-437-3195. Citrus Valley Chapter, Easy to schedule! Contact Rodeo Committee is a prolific author, having published three Development Instructor to present Outlook International Association of Administrative Member, Larry Hartmann, (626) 961-6892, books in the field of chemistry and penned 2010 (Categories, Flags, Rules, Quick Professionals®. www.iaap-citrusvalley.org or email : [email protected]. innumerable articles and papers. PAGE TWO FEBRUARY 2012 —INDUSTRY NEWS CITY OF INDUSTRY NEWS Here & There…By the Staff Published monthly by the Industry Manufacturers Council and the City of Industry. U. S. multinationals are returning home. 2007 employment is still years away. City of Industry City Council DAVE PEREZ, Mayor Expect more manufacturers and service By 2013, only half of the 8.75 million JOHN P. FERRERO JEFF PARRIOTT businesses to expand their operations and jobs lost since then will have been filled. ROY HABER III TIM SPOHN source their needs in the U. S., following Meanwhile, a record 43% of the 13 million on the heels Caterpillar, Advanced Micro, unemployed haven’t earned a paycheck in City Manager Dow and other corporations. at least six months, and about 8 million KEVIN RADECKI Companies find that they can cut costs part-timers can’t find full-time work. INDUSTRY MANUFACTURERS COUNCIL by shortening the supply chain. Many saw Figure on about 2 million net new jobs Officers and Directors a warning in how automakers were stymied in 2012, after a 1.6-million gain in 2011. LAURIE MARSHALL, President by the Japanese earthquake and in how That’ll barely move the needle on the CLEM CALVILLO, Vice President KENNETH BRYAN, Director computer makers saw hard drive supplies unemployment rate. By year-end, it will RON CIPRIANI, Secretary/Treasurer DAVID M. PEREZ, Director halted by flooding in Thailand. wind up only slightly below the current CARL BENNITT, Director KENT VALLEY, Director Among the pluses of locating in the U. 8.5%, though it’s likely to bounce up by S.: Lower transportation costs, sourcing just a bit in early 2012, as more folks are Industry manufacturers COUNCIL flexibility, ample and cheap supplies of encouraged to start hunting for jobs. DONALD SACHS, Executive Director CONNIE BRENNER, Project Coord. natural gas and stable labor costs. Though … RON WHITTEMORE, Assist. Exec. Dir. JOANNE BRESLIN, Project Coord. HOPE MILLAN, Assoc. Director ERIN BROWNING, Contrib. Ed. wages are lower abroad, they’re rising. In China…soaring 15% a year. Watch for more cash-strapped City of Industry News, C/O Industry Manufacturers Council … communities to use a new way to save 15651 Stafford Street, City of Industry, CA 91744 money: Downsizing police departments Telephone: (626) 968-3737 • Fax: (626) 330-5060 Women will makeup the majority of and hiring private security firms instead. www.cityofindustry.org the U. S. workforce sometime in 2012, Foley, Minn., for example, will save more Readers are encouraged to submit comments, story ideas and news items. although much of the growth is attributed than $10,000 a month using private guards Layout and design prepared by Marrs Printing. to the creation of many low-paying jobs. instead of police on neighborhood patrols. They’re making big gains in many School districts, too, are making the typically male lines of work. For example, switch. One Pa. district saved a teacher’s Cherie Watters Selected women hold 52% of all managerial and job by using private guards to provide professional jobs, compared with 26% traffic control for less than the local police For Leadership Award in 1980. They comprise 60% of all department was charging the schools for accountants, 32% of physicians and 31.5% the same work. of lawyers. … The wage gap is shrinking, too. Working women now earn 77% of what men earn, Smart phones will keep getting smarter vs. 60% in 1980. The difference is sure to and laptops will keep getting thinner, opening continue to narrow. new possibilities this year for wired business A key reason for the trend: More and personal users. Some of the gadgets on education. Over the past few years, women display at the recent Consumer Electronics have earned 60% of all bachelor’s and Show in Las Vegas included: Phones with master’s degrees awarded in the U.
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