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2 | CARLSBAD.ORG CARLSBAD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE The heart of Carlsbad OFFICERS Back in May, the Carlsbad Chamber of Art Wall. Curated by in our community, so I will highlight a few CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD Commerce celebrated its first ever Virtual one of our newest things. They organize two major city clean Matt Leonard Edward Jones CBAD Awards Week. Adjusting to a very Chamber mem- ups during the year. This year, because of CHAIRMAN ELECT dynamic situation, the event was a week of bers, Bryan Snyder gathering restrictions and stay at home or- Catherine Magaña WWM Financial inspiring stories, great interviews and recog- TREASURER (Snyder Art and ders, this has been more difficult. But they Rich Clark Fuzion Payments, LLC nition of the best businesses in the region. Design), the wall pushed forward with virtual clean ups and One of the CBADS categories was Com- showcases differ- will return to keeping Carlsbad clean soon VICE CHAIRS munity Impact – Small Business. With so ent muralists every in the future. They also have discovered MATT Paula Anderson First Citizens Bank many great finalists this award was split be- LEONARD two months and how to leverage their centric office and Adam Jacobs Fortis Fitness and tween two very deserving winners, which CHAIRMAN is a must see for location to impact our community. During Strength Training & YOGALUX OF THE BOARD John Lek Green Dragon Tavern happen to operate just a few blocks away CARLSBAD CHAMBER locals and visitors the Carlsbad Village Street Faire, they set & Museum, Inc. in the heart of Carlsbad, our Village: Señor FROM THE CHAIR OF COMMERCE alike. I am grateful up quiet rooms in their offices for those Sue Loftin Loftin | Bedell, P.C. Grubby’s and Engel & Volkers. to Justin for Grub- who may be suffering from sensory over- Josh Mazur Upstream Consulting I recently had an opportunity to speak by’s community load and needing a quiet space to relax BOARD OF DIRECTORS with both the owners of both businesses. involvement and asked him what the com- in. They are also heavily involved organiz- Trent Andrews Procopio, Cory, My first conversation was with Justin munity could be doing for them during ing blood drives, organizing the Athletes Hargreaves & Savitch, LLP Jachura, owner of Señor Grubby’s. Señor this COVID-19 new normal. His answer was Village for the Special Olympics. And if Aaron Byzak Tri-City Medical Center Grubby’s has been putting a unique twist selfless and community oriented. He asked you’ve gotten a chance to watch movies Dave Geier San Diego Gas & Electric on Mexican food since 2008 from a relaxed that we as locals help drive business to our in the Village, that event has been made Geoff Gray Park Hyatt Aviara Resort, Golf Club & Spa local setting. Grubby’s won the Communi- local businesses by posting reviews on Yelp, possible thanks to the generous donation Ahmed Haque Clearway Energy Group ty Impact Award for their tireless commit- and like pages not just spotlighting Señor of the equipment by Engel & Volkers. I am Laura Henderson North County HR ment to Carlsbad. Justin commented that Grubby’s, but all our local restaurants and also grateful for Lindsey and Trevor for Brian Hughes Omni La Coast Resort & Spa years ago he discovered that one thing that destinations. their community involvement and asked Rachel Ivanovich Easy Life Management, Inc. Mel Landy Howes, Weiler, Landy Planning he had to contribute to a cause was food. I also had the pleasure of speaking with what the community could be doing for & Engineering That commitment to giving back turned Trevor and Lindsey Smith of Engel & Volk- them. Their suggestion was that if you Claude Jones Walmart Labs into “We Care Wednesdays.” On “We Care ers. This local couple helps North Coun- are looking to buy or sell residential or Jessica Jones Poseidon Water LLC Wednesdays” Grubby’s donates 20% of their ty with their real estate transactions, but commercial properties, please give them Chafic Rouhana Wells Fargo Bank Eduardo Moya LEGOLAND® California proceeds back into charitable causes with- impacting the community as they help or one of their agents the opportunity to Ramon Oseguera The Shoppes at Carlsbad in the community. In addition to that they people with their real estate needs is what make that happen for you. JR Phillips The JR Phillips Group Inc. have also woven art into the community. If they truly love. Don Sando Strategic Results Group you are lucky enough to visit Señor Grubby’s My space in this column is limited and For more coverage of the CBAD Awards, Liz Sheahan Girl Scouts San Diego Carl Streicher Cornerstone Home Lending you can’t miss the tremendous mural that there is not enough room in the CBJ to please go to Page 9 or visit carlsbad.org/cbad- Amber Ter-Vrugt Scripps Health adorns their building known as the Carlsbad list how involved Lindsey and Trevor are award-winners/ AJ van de Ven Calsense Mike Weseloh Weseloh Chevrolet Kia Bob Westfall Solatube International Scott White New Village Arts Theatre

DIRECTORS EMERITUS CARLSBAD › Carlton Lund The Lund Team Continued from Page 2 John R. Osborne AT&T Don Schempp Torrey Pines Bank Carlsbad Lou Storrow Storrow Law, APC Tim Stripe Grand Pacific Resorts, Inc. termined the winners. We let impartial ADVISORY COUNCIL judges from outside our region rate and THE CARLSBAD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE rank the nomination essays to determine Scott Chadwick City Manager INVITES YOU TO JOIN US FOR OUR Dr. Benjamin Churchill Carlsbad Unified School District the winners. Dr. Sunita Cooke MiraCosta College But this year we added social media Ofie Escobedo Lola’s 7-Up Mexican Market & Deli Mayor Matt Hall City of Carlsbad Council Liaison voting into the mix as well. More than Sandy Wilson Camp Pendleton 1,500 of you got involved and voted for STAFF 2020 your favorite businesses in our multiple Bret Schanzenbach President & CEO categories. We were happily surprised by Carolina Alban-Stoughton Director of Communication the number of people who voted. And and Engagement Kathleen McNary Director of Corporate your votes did matter. Your votes were and Member Relations factored into our “judges’ rubric” to help Darryl Reitmeyer Director of Sales & Marketing determine the winners. Edgar Rodriguez Creative Director Kathy Steffen Director of Fun But we decided that with all that community input, we couldn’t just ASSOCIATES VIRTUAL EVENT have your votes be part of the deter- Advanced Web Offset Carlsbad Business Journal Printing mining process. We decided that we CHAMBER PURPOSE needed a “People’s Choice” award this The Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce acts as a regional economic year, that was solely determined by catalyst, leadership convener and community champion. SAVE THE DATE your votes. With that said, I am happy CHAMBER MISSION to announce that our first-ever CBAD The Carlsbad Chamber promotes business through member People’s Choice Award Winner is Han- services, economic and community development, and public FRIDAY AUGUST 21, 2020 policy that balances economic prosperity with quality of life. del’s Ice Cream. Handle’s has been in existence since 1945, but they just opened a shop here in our Village about one year ago. They 760.931.8400 @carlsbadchamber were a CBAD finalist for New Business [email protected] @carlsbadchamber of the Year. carlsbad.org @carlsbadchamber DRE# 01394870 I know many of you may have voted 5934 Priestly Dr. @chambercarlsbad for them because they make amazing Carlsbad, CA 92008 Published 10 months out of the year by the Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce. hand-made ice cream every day at Subscription price is deducted from dues of Chamber members. their location. But they caught our at- tention and became a finalist because they give back to the community in INDEX such a major way. In their short time, they have supported schools, firefight- CITY NEWS...... 1 ers, police and countless other local nonprofits and charities. They truly are looking to be embedded in the com- CULTURE BUZZ...... 3

Celebrating munity for the long haul. more than Those are the kind of “do gooders” VILLAGE BEAT...... 3 that we want in our community, and that we want to celebrate here at the TO YOUR HEALTH...... 5 38Years! Chamber. So check out their video on our Carlsbad Chamber YouTube chan- SCHOOL NEWS...... 6 nel, and let’s keep on keeping on when it comes to doing some good. #Carls- badStrong MEMBER DIGEST...... 7-10 760.438.0800 | www.LUNDTEAM.com CARLSBAD BUSINESS JOURNAL JULY 2020 | 3

the lobby of your facility. This approach will bring a new dimension to employee en- Why I serve gagement. The COVID-19 crisis has hit the arts sec- Committed volunteers are essential to a tor with unprecedented intensity. Without thriving arts world. Volunteering connects in-person audiences, theaters, concert halls you to others in doing something that you and other performance venues struggle for mutually believe is important. It allows you their very existence. There has never been to make friends with people with whom such a critical need for arts patrons to step you share common interests. It allows you forward. By utilizing your business acumen to make your com- and seasoned insights, you could assist our munity a better arts organizations to find a new path in the place to live and it midst of severe challenges. strengthens your And it’s good for business! A vibrant arts ties to your com- community contributes to a vibrant busi- munity. It gives you ness community. In the recent national Arts a sense of purpose & Economic Prosperity study by the Ameri- and finally, it gives LAURENN cans For The Arts, 82% of Americans believe you a feeling of BARKER that arts and culture are important to local CHAIR pride in what you

CULTURE BUZZ CULTURE business and the economy; 87% believe have been a part of that arts and culture are important to the making happen. quality of life. Living in Carlsbad, I have been impressed Carlsbad Arts Commission members (from left to right): Vice-chair Bryan Snyder, Chair Laurenn As Mick Cornett, Past President of the with the abundance of cultural arts activi- Barker, former Commissioner Joan Markovits, Tina Schmidt, Emma Jadhav and Scott White. Not U.S. Conference of Mayors stated, “Mayors ties in the city. I take great pride in the city’s pictured: Michaela Chamberlain and Gita Nassiri. understand the connection between the arts tradition which is not only popular, but arts industry and city revenues. Arts activ- speaks to the diversity of its dynamic pro- ity creates thousands of direct and indi- gramming and the vitality of its stellar local Volunteering has always been important to me rect jobs and generates billions in govern- arts organizations, even in the current for- ment and business revenues. The arts also mat of virtual delivery. make our cities destinations for tourists, Volunteering has always been important and I have always looked for ways to be involved. help attract and maintain business, and to me and I have always looked for ways to play an important role in the economic be involved. With my experience as a sculp- With my experience as a sculptor, a children’s vitality of cities and the vibrancy of our tor, a children’s book publisher and an arts neighborhoods.” businessperson, I applied to be on the Arts book publisher and an arts businessperson, Local arts organizations rely on a diverse Commission. array of talented artists, enthusiastic audi- I joined a team of caring professionals as- ences, generous patrons and supportive sociated with the arts; we spent a year devel- I applied to be on the Arts Commission. volunteers who believe that the investment oping a 10-year Arts and Culture Master Plan of time and energy directly impacts the for the city. It culminated in a comprehen- $88,000 in Community Arts Grants. Looking quality of life in Carlsbad. Why not become sive outline of what we would accomplish in Commission Chair, I am proud of what’s ahead, the city’s Cultural Arts Office and the an arts volunteer today? the cultural arts in the coming decade. been accomplished. We have increased our Arts Commission are exploring new ways to The City Council approved the plan in musical, dance and theatrical performanc- showcase local artists and performances by The next meeting of the Arts Commission is June 2018 and we are approaching our third es, introduced Guest Artist Residencies, ini- aspiring arts students at business locations. on Thursday, August 6 and will be streamed on year of implementing programs prompt- tiated a STEAM pilot program in our three In the future, imagine a quartet of singers the City of Carlsbad’s website. ed by its 49 initiatives. As the current Arts Title 1 schools and funded through the city or musicians at your next staff meeting or in

A smooth sea never Golfing, hiking, camping, swimming, surfing, meetings made a skillful sailor or a weekend getaway... McClellan-Palomar Airport in Carlsbad is a gateway to No one doubts that the past several San Diego’s North County. The new passenger terminal at the months have been unlike any other in re- airport includes a restaurant, Wi-Fi access and rental car desks. cent memory. Challenging. Transformative. Located at the core of San Diego County, Gillespie Field Unforgettable. It is in these times that we is a combination airport and business park with excellent remind ourselves to focus on the silver lin- accessibility, globally via air, locally by rail and regionally ings and not as much on the cloudy skies. via multiple freeway collections. Witnessing, firsthand, the unparalleled te- County Airports nacity and optimism displayed by the * Agua Caliente * Borrego Valley * Gillespie Field business owners in * Fallbrook Airpark * Jacumba * McClellan-Palomar Carlsbad Village has * Ocotillo * Ramona made this herculean task much easier. Carlsbad Village businesses have adapted to Restaurants have CHRISTINE receive customers in a safe way. DAVIS learned how to cre- EXECUTIVE VILLAGE BEAT VILLAGE BEAT DIRECTOR ate an intimate yet changes on a moment’s notice. CARLSBAD socially distanced Watching the small businesses in Carls- VILLAGE ASSOCIATION dining experience bad Village recreate themselves and adapt by taking their ta- to these unique demands, and do so with bles and chairs out- optimism and determination, has been side, adding decorative lighting and plants, nothing short of awe inspiring. And seeing and smiling through their masks. Eateries new businesses open their doors for the first have also become experts at meals-to-go time during this national pandemic has giv- and contactless curbside pickup for every- en a new meaning to the word courageous. one’s safety. Retail stores have become ad- All of these businesses have honed their ept at providing excellent customer service skills, have learned new skills, and are truly despite having to communicate their pas- stronger now than they were before. sion and product knowledge from behind Carlsbad Village businesses have always a mask, and without the customary hug for had a strong tie to their local customer base. their longtime customers. Those who are dedicated to shopping small Businesses have learned to live with plexi- and keeping their dollars local are thankfully glass and no-contact payment methods and even more committed now. And until tour- have redesigned nearly everything in their ism returns to something like what it was establishments from the ground up. Those before, it will be the locals who will single- without e-commerce websites are now sell- handedly keep our downtown on the path ing online, and those without a strong social to recovery. On behalf of the small busi- media presence are now masterful at Insta- nesses in Carlsbad Village, we thank you for gram Stories and Facebook Live. And all are your ongoing support. We could not do this becoming proficient at pivoting and making without you. 4 | CARLSBAD.ORG CARLSBAD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Casa de Bandini is currently offering a special menu featuring long-time customer favorites and its most popular items, such as Tequila Lime Shrimp, Carne Asada Tampiqueña and the sizzling Fajitas Supremas.

more than 95 varieties to choose from. › CASA For those wishing to dine from the com- Continued from Page 1 fort of their homes, take-out service is also available. Order your favorite individual dish(es) or try one of Casa de Bandini’s “Fi- esta Express Meals” that can feed the whole the restaurant and at all times while not family. You can now even take Casa de Ban- seated (masks may be removed while seat- dini’s famous house margaritas to-go – so ed); physical distancing is being practiced cheers to that! throughout the restaurant, including the tion of specialty margaritas and handmade, Times may change, and things may look kitchen; new, disposable menus are pro- served hot-off-the-grill tortillas. The restau- a little different these days, but the beloved vided for every customer; and cleaning and rant is currently offering a special menu “fiesta!” at Casa de Bandini remains the same! disinfecting throughout the restaurant hap- featuring long-time customer favorites and pens on a regular basis, including the kitch- its most popular items, such as Tequila Lime Casa de Bandini is open for dine-in or take- en and high-contact areas such as pick-up Shrimp, Carne Asada Tampiqueña and the out service daily from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Delivery and payment counters, bathrooms, etc. sizzling Fajitas Supremas. View the available service is also available through third-party Casa de Bandini’s dishes are made with menu at casadebandini.com/menu. apps, such as DoorDash, Postmates and The the freshest ingredients and original regional In addition to its award-winning cuisine, Office Express. For questions, or to place a pick- recipes, accompanied by an extensive selec- Casa de Bandini offers an extensive collec- tion of premium and specialty tequilas, with up order, call 760-634-3443.

ernment has continued, albeit in a little dif- Most of that fund, $4.4 million is funding a our residents and visitors safe. › PIVOT ferent form. micro loan and recovery loan program for Returning to the old way of doing busi- Continued from Page 1 Public meetings of the City Council, Plan- Carlsbad small businesses. ness and ignoring the innovative advance- ning Commission and all other boards and The city isn’t stopping there. As more busi- ments that have been made in our city and commissions shifted to digital meeting plat- nesses are allowed to open, we continue to in our businesses through this ordeal would forms, like Zoom and Microsoft Teams that collaborate with the Carlsbad Chamber of be a disservice to the hardships we have en- team didn’t skip a beat. We found innovative allowed for transparency and safe, remote-ac- Commerce and Carlsbad Village Associ- dured. The city must and will pursue pivots ways of continuing to operate, including cess for residents. The city also implemented ation on a responsible reopening approach. to better serve our residents and businesses public facing services moving online. From small changes, such as touchless crosswalk Restaurants and retailers can apply to use at the highest level. For the city, its employ- a virtual egg hunt to virtual summer read- signals at some high-use intersections. public sidewalks and private parking lots for ees, our residents and businesses, we will ing program, our parks and recreation and Realizing that the business community expanded operations. City staff and volun- come through this crisis transformed and library and cultural arts teams have found was hard hit by loss of revenue, the city es- teers distributed “We’re Open” signs and tens better equipped than ever to be a com- ways to continue to deliver services digitally. tablished a $5 million economic revitaliza- of thousands of masks to show that togeth- munity that embraces change and grows Through all of this, the business of gov- tion package to help affected businesses. er, we can create an environment that keeps through adversity.

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The Chairman’s Circle was created to give prominent recognition to the companies whose steadfast support has helped the Chamber remain a proven collaborative force that brings business and community together, energized by a shared vision and passion to transform our future. In addition to visibility in the Carlsbad Business Journal, marketing materials and event programs, Chairman’s Circle members enjoy a range of benefits tailored to their specific needs. Chairman’s Circle members also receive priority seating at chamber events and invitations to special Chairman’s Circle Members-Only receptions. We invite all chamber member companies who are committed to the success, growth and prominence of the Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce and the region as a whole to arrange for a visit to discuss the benefits and privileges of The Chairman’s Circle.To learn how you can join Chairman’s Circle please contact Bret Schanzenbach at 760-931-8400. CARLSBAD BUSINESS JOURNAL JULY 2020 | 5 How to protect yourself from COVID-19 While it may be disappointing to hear that The Dos and Don’ts so many sporting events, cruises, festivals and other gatherings are cancelled, there is a pub- of gloves, masks and lic health reason for these measures. These cancellations help stop or slow down the social distancing spread of disease, allowing the health care sys- tem to more readily care for patients over time. As businesses and public venues open up, it’s more important than ever that you know GLOVES how to protect yourself and your family You may be seeing an increasing number from contracting or unknowingly spreading of people wearing gloves in public since the coronavirus. COVID-19 outbreak began. Most believe “It’s important they are being safe by wearing them and to remember that helping protect themselves from the virus as society opens that causes COVID-19. In fact, they may be up, the COVID-19 further spreading germs in the community. virus is not going According to the Association for Profes- away,” says Ghazala sionals in Infection Control and Epidemi- Sharieff, MD, MBA, ology (APIC), vinyl, latex and nitryl gloves Scripps chief med- do protect the skin from bodily fluids and DR. GHAZALA certain harmful chemicals, but the surface SHARIEFF, MD, MBA ical officer, clinical CHIEF MEDICAL excellence and ex- of these gloves can support germs just like OFFICER, CLINICAL skin. EXCELLENCE AND perience. “Practicing

TO YOUR HEALTH EXPERIENCE mitigation efforts, SCRIPPS such as physical dis- APIC breaks it down: tancing, is crucial to • Gloves spread germs. Germs collect on the keep the virus in check gloves when a person wearing them starts and you and your family safe. By doing your touching surfaces (elevator buttons, grocery part, you can make a big difference for your carts, gas station pumps). Germs are spread health and the health of those around you.” when the person touches other objects. A face covering should be made of cloth, fabric, or other soft or permeable material, but it should As you venture from home, take some • People may think they are protected by the not have holes. simple precautions when you head out to your favorite restaurant, shop or the beach.

FACE MASKS Amid the coronavirus pandemic, grab- It’s important to remember that as society opens up, the COVID-19 virus is bing your face mask when you leave home is now as much a part of our routines as checking that we have our cell phones. not going away...Practicing mitigation efforts, such as physical distancing, However, not all masks are created equal, and certain types could actually be putting is crucial to keep the virus in check and you and your family safe. others at risk, according to health experts. Masks with small plastic valves embedded in the front may stop particles from reach- ing the wearer, but they do little in the way of blocking what comes out of their noses and mouths. gloves, but they are not because you can While an N95 respirator offers the highest clean your bare hands with hand sanitizers level of protection against Covid-19 infec- or soap and water. This stops the spread of tion, followed by surgical grade masks, these the germs. respirators and masks should be reserved • Gloves are not a complete barrier. Gloves for health care workers as they are in limited may have very tiny (micro-sized) pin holes supply. not visible to the naked eye that permit Take these precautions with your face thousands of germs pass through these mask: holes onto the skin in a short amount of • A face covering should be made of cloth, time. fabric, or other soft or permeable material, • Gloves can be damaged with holes made but it should not have holes. by fingernails, jewelry or wear and tear. Vi- • Clean your mask after every wearing with nyl, latex and nitryl gloves also can be dam- hot, sudsy water. aged by moisture, heat and chemicals. • Before putting on a mask, clean your hands well with soap and water. Instead of wearing gloves while • Cover your mouth and nose with your running essential errands, consider mask and make sure there are no gaps be- taking these precautions: tween your face and the mask. • When you do have to visit a store in per- • Avoid touching the mask while using it son, go during hours when fewer people and, if you do, wash your hands. will be there (for example, early morning • To remove your mask, take it off using the or late night). elastic, without touching the front. • If you are at higher risk for severe illness, find out if the store has special hours for PHYSICAL DISTANCING people at higher risk. If they do, try to shop Stay aware of your environment and con- during those hours. People at higher risk tinue social distancing practices. Deliberate- for severe illness include adults 65 or older ly increasing the physical space between and people of any age who have serious you and other people to at least six feet underlying medical conditions. lessens your chances of catching COVID-19. • Disinfect the shopping cart, use disinfect- Since COVID-19 can spread through cough- ing wipes if available. ing, sneezing and close contact, minimizing • If possible, use touchless payment (pay the amount of close contact we have with without touching money, a card, or a key- others reduces our chances of catching the pad). If you must handle money, a card, or virus and spreading it. use a keypad, use hand sanitizer right after paying. CONTINUE TO AVOID LARGER CROWDS OR CROWDED SPACES: BEST ADVICE • If possible, work from home instead of at Don’t forget the tried-and-true remedies: the office • Keep your hands away from your face. • Switch to online classes and webinars • Wash your hands with soap and water for • Visit loved ones by electronic devices in- at least 20 seconds. stead of in person • Use hand sanitizer when handwashing is not available. 6 | CARLSBAD.ORG CARLSBAD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Congratulations, Class of 2020 This time of year we look forward to rec- ognizing our graduating scholars, athletes, community volunteers, artists, and inno- vators. But, across our nation, memories of Graduation 2020 will be colored with the coronavi- rus--students miss- ing out on prom and senior nights, and large gradu- ation parties put DR. BEN CHURCHILL on hold to ensure SUPERINTENDENT social distancing to

SCHOOL NEWS CARLSBAD UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT keep people safe. We have had to change plans, forgo some of our tradi- tional celebratory events, and create some new ways to acknowledge our graduates. Because of the pandemic, Carlsbad Unified has postponed high school commencement A global pandemic did not prevent our high school seniors from celebrating their accomplishments. ceremonies until July 23, hoping that by then it will be safe once again for students and their CSU San Marcos, Chico, Channel Islands, San • The Sage Creek High School (SCHS) SCHS had 51 AP Scholars, 60 Project Lead families to gather. Nevertheless, on June 11 the Jose, Northridge, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Class of 2020 has 268 graduates. SCHS the Way Scholars in the Biomed Pathway, students were celebrated with a Class of 2020 and San Diego State; Cal Lutheran, US Mili- Valedictorian Samantha Low will attend and 28 Scholars in the Engineering Pathway. virtual graduation video presentation, zoom tary Academy West Point, University of San UCLA. Salutatorians Schuyler DiBacco, Na- Sage Creek graduates are heading out to parties, graduation car parades, and virtual se- Diego, LMU, Pepperdine, Harvard, MiraCosta than Pereira, and William Yao are also all colleges and universities across the United nior awards events. College, Northern Arizona U, BYU, and Van- heading to UCLA, and Benjamin Hartley is States, from UCSD to Columbia. Madeline derbilt; Universities of Oregon, Indiana, Utah, off to Harvey Mudd. Connelly will be SCHS’s first student to at- • Carlsbad High School (CHS) is proud Alabama, Missouri, and Arizona; William and Sage Creek boasts seven National Merit tend Stanford. to celebrate its 540 graduates. CHS’s Valedic- Mary, UC Boulder, Fordham, USC, U of Den- Scholars: Victor Li, Samantha Low, Hanh As SCHS Principal Jesse Schuveiller said, torian is Ian Johnson, who is headed to Cal ver, NYU, Occidental College, Arizona State, Nguyen, Lavanya Pandley, Ella Player, “Seniors, we know that this has been a Tech. Co-Salutatorians are Edward Gardner, and many more. Isha Soni, and Eli Pregerson. Eli earned a challenging spring, and the end of the year who is off to Dartmouth, and Shayda Moez- National Merit Scholarship from Harvey hasn’t turned out exactly the way that any zi, who will attend MIT. • Carlsbad Village Academy and Carls- Mudd. Three students were awarded Na- of us planned. But we continue to be im- Students have been honored with nu- bad Seaside Academy congratulate their 40 tional Merit Hispanic Recognition: Sebas- pressed by your resilience and the spirit and merous awards and scholarships for col- graduates. Most of these students have al- tian Griego, pride that you have shown throughout this leges across the country, such as Dillon Te- ready taken and passed classes at MiraCosta Shea Hinojosa, and Mia Karvounis. Grad- uncertain time.” desco’s $200,000 Navy ROTC scholarship to or Palomar Colleges, and plan to continue to uate Cavaughn Higgs received the Bobcat attend Villanova. attend in the upcoming year. Three students Spirit Award, embodying the SCHS vision We congratulate our graduates, and look Here are some of the colleges and univer- were honored with Carlsbad Rotary Club that embraces academics, community ser- forward to hearing about the great things sities that CHS students plan to attend: UC Scholarships: Jaden Hall, Robert Hunger- vice, leadership, school spirit, and a positive they will accomplish. Santa Barbara, Irvine, Berkeley, and UCLA; ford, and Brooklyn Silva. and inclusive attitude. Grant renewal awarded for the SoCal Veterans Business Outreach Center MiraCosta College has been awarded ing from the Mex- a $510,000 grant renewal from the U.S. ican border north Small Business Administration to expand to Vandenberg Air operations of the SoCal Veterans Business Force Base and Outreach Center (VBOC) located at the east to Arizona. college’s Technology Career Institute in The SoCal VBOC Carlsbad. works with three The SoCal Veterans Business Outreach Center (VBOC) is located at MiraCosta’s Technology Career “This funding is critical in allowing us Small Business DR. SUNITA Institute in Carlsbad. to continue our mission of serving tran- “SUNNY”COOKE Administration sitioning service members, veterans of SUPERINTENDENT/ district offices (San PRESIDENT all eras, the National Guard, reserve, and MIRACOSTA Diego, Orange area. Boots to Business is a two-day en- in July 2016 and services have grown steadi- military-connected family members who COLLEGE County/Inland trepreneurial education and training pro- ly since. This is by far the largest annual grant HIGHER LEARNING want to start a small business or grow an Empire and Los gram offered as part of the Department of the college has received for the expanding existing business,” said Hazel Beck, Direc- Angeles) to deliver Defense’s Transition Assistance Program. It program. tor of the SoCal VBOC. its primary mission—the delivery of the introduces the concepts and skills need- The VBOC underscores MiraCosta Col- The SoCal VBOC, one of just 22 VBOCs agency’s Boots to Business program—at ed to become a successful entrepreneur lege’s connection with the military commu- across the country, serves an area stretch- 10 military bases throughout its service to transitioning service members and ex- nity. MiraCosta serves almost 3,500 students plores strategies, economics, legal struc- who are veterans, active-duty personnel, or ture, financing, business planning, and military dependents, and is in the process of more. constructing a new 1,424 square-foot Vet- More than nine percent of all small erans Center that will be housed in a new BUILDING FEATURES businesses in the U.S. are owned by vet- Student Services Building at the Oceanside erans and, as of January 2020, the num- Campus. • Unit Sizes from 854 - 4,700 SF ber of annual Southern California Boots “You couldn’t ask for a better host for • High Quality New Construction to Business events has jumped from 58 a VBOC than MiraCosta College because • High Visible Identity at the Corner to 90. of the large number of veterans and mili- of Palomar Airport Road and Melrose Avenue The same curriculum is also delivered • Parking Ratio 3.3/1,000 tary-related students on campus,” said Beck, • On-Site Leasing Office off-base as a one-day event called Boots to a former business owner who enlisted in the • Flexible Lease Terms Available Business/Reboot for veterans of all eras, the Navy and served stateside during the Viet- National Guard, reserve, and military-con- nam War. 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Our members discuss The Black Experience in Business Last month, our Chamber took a stand rejecting any form of racism or exclusion and denouncing the discrimination that the black community has endured for years. We were intentional in making sure this state- ment did not just live on our social media channels and our website. Instead, we truly wanted to bring people to- gether who had ex- pressed their desire CHAMBER CHAMBER CAROLINA to learn more about ALBAN- STOUGHTON the issues affecting DIRECTOR OF our African-Ameri- COMMUNICATION & ENGAGEMENT can members, family CARLSBAD CHAMBER and friends. OF COMMERCE We reached out to a member of our Board of Directors, Sr. Director of Engineer- ing at Walmart Labs, Claude Jones, to help shape an event to encourage our members to learn about issues facing the black com- munity with an open heart. We created a virtual panel discussion called “The Black Ex- perience in Business” focused on understand- ing the obstacles and biases that African Claude Jones, Alex Renée, Kevin Clemons and Stephanie Barneburg shared their experiences during a thought provoking virtual panel discussion. – Americans experience during their jour- ney towards entrepreneurship. Jones kind- ly agreed to be the moderator. “I was both from our business community to have an The hour-long event had to be prolonged has officially added June 19, also known as excited and nervous going into the event. open conversation and reflect. as people decided to stick around to share “Juneteenth” as a paid holiday for Chamber Excited because we had a nice turnout and “An excellent conversation about gen- their thoughts. This was precisely Clemons’ staff, in order to celebrate the achievements I felt the topic and the information that was erational growth inherited wealth and highlight of the event. “I believe the glow- of the black community, while recognizing going to be shared was important and there more importantly learning about money ing support and love from the community the present struggles and how much more was high interest from the community. I was and how to leverage the information and during the open conversation afterwards work there needs to be done. “In all honestly, nervous because I was not sure how people knowledge that many underserved com- was my favorite.” I would not be surprised to see this become would accept the information being shared,” munities experience,” said Director of Busi- The positive feedback we got from the an official national holiday soon. But wheth- said Jones. For the event, we also reached ness Development, College of Business event has been overwhelming, with mem- er it does or not, we will honor this day as out to three of our most involved mem- Administration at California State Uni- bers hoping for a Part II, which we are work- long as I am fortunate enough to lead the bers, CEO of ALLMaven, Alex Renée, CEO of versity San Marcos, Miguel A. De Jesus. ing on with details coming soon! Carlsbad Chamber.” Sparkle Freshness, Stephanie Barneburg “I enjoyed the collaboration and shared In addition to continuing our conversa- and Owner and CEO of Au Technology experiences. Everyone has a different jour- tions about race and injustice, the Chamber For those who missed our virtual discussion Solutions, Kevin Clemons. The event was ney / experience even on the same road,” will continue to find ways in which meaning- “The Black Experience in Business” you can find one of our most attended events since we said Barneburg as she reflects about her ful action can lead to change. As an exam- it on the Chamber’s YouTube channel: www. went online, with overwhelming interest experience as a panelist. ple, our President & CEO, Bret Schanzenbach youtube.com/watch?v=rwtle7x0Ync&t=8s

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Teacher of the Year Best New Business of the Year Community Impact Award – Large Company

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Community Impact Award – Small Company

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Best Place to Work – Kacie Drake – Army and Navy Academy Large company 100+ employees

Engel & Volkers Carlsbad - Co-Owner, Lindsey Smith and Owner & Broker Trevor Smith

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COMMITTEE SPOTLIGHT The Chamber’s Tech Committee steps up in a virtual world

What are the goals of this committee? The Technology Advisory Committee is dedicated to advising Chamber members on useful technologies that can help serve their business. Our Committee goals are: • Educate Chamber members on the ef- fective use of technology tools • Bring awareness of new, innovative and changing technologies to Chamber membership • Assist membership with their technolo- gy needs • Create an environment that fosters the growth and development of technology • Build lasting relationships

What have been the highlights of the committee in the past year? Our Committee has been at the forefront of advising Chamber members about tech- nology tools to improve our businesses, cutting-edge innovations in technology, the latest news about technology companies and more. We host expert guest speakers at each meeting, and already in 2020, we have heard presentations about a wide range of topics including: Preparing for the Post COVID-19 Economy, Reaching Customers Digitally, Pivoting to Virtual Work Environ- ments, Strategic Investing in Technology, Online Privacy and Safety. We also host a se- ries of Chamber-wide, technology-themed lunch and learns, called “Tech Bytes.” We bring in speakers to share information on The Technology Advisory Committee has been at the forefront of advising Chamber members about technology tools to improve our businesses, cut- our membership’s most-demanded topics, ting-edge innovations in technology, the latest news about technology companies and more. such as Search Engine Optimization, Social Media Tips and Customer Relationship Man- learn, exchange information and connect The Technology Advisory Committee is in July, and we have a fascinating presenta- agement. Soon, we will be sharing technol- with other Chamber members. We invite a source of information and expertise – as tion lined up on July 21st! Ram Seshan, CEO ogy advice to our members through short all Chamber members to join us and have well as a place to network with other busi- of Chatstasy, will discuss the pros and cons videos, or “Tech Tips.” many “non-techie” Committee members. ness professionals interested in technology of creating an internship program for your We have a fun group and have a good time issues. business. He will describe how Chatstasy Why should a member join this com- together at our meetings! successfully hired over 30 summer interns mittee? What are the upcoming committee last year and explain the process he used to plans/events that a member or the As business professionals, we are all tech- What impact does this committee hire these interns and effectively manage nology users, and the Technology Advi- have within the Chamber and the community should not miss? them. He will also explain how to make your sory Committee helps us understand and community? Join our meetings the third Tuesday of internship program a win-win for all. RSVP improve our use of technology. Join us to online now to join us! each month at 7:30 am. We will be meeting

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When the global pandemic hit Carls- bad, Señor Grubby’s saw this as a op- portunity. Grubby’s stepped up to the plate to give back to the community that’s supported them for the past 12 years. Everyday was a new challenge, but their doors remained open. Grubby’s put new procedures in place, increased options for their faithful customers, and were able to thrive during a nationwide crisis. 2-for-1 to go cocktails certainly piqued the interest of customers, free delivery orders, and a weekly family dinner giveaway, were just a few specials that Grubby’s offered to the community. Restrictions are being lifted, and on Memo- rial Day weekend, Señor Grubby’s was allowed to open their doors to those loyal customers to come back and enjoy a meal on premise. The back room of the restaurant, the patio, and a portion of the parking lot all have seating avail- able for guests. Grubby’s has increased staff to ensure cleanliness, and delivery exceptional customer service as they navigate the waters moving forward. Meanwhile, Grubby’s Poke & Fish Mar- ket is back open daily, 11am-9pm. Poke is taking orders online, through Door Dash, GrubHub, and to-go at the front door. Serv- ing all the same goodies as before; poke bowls, boba milk teas, beer, wine, sake, fresh fish by the pound, snacks and more. Stop by for ‘Milk Tea Mondays’ and en- joy a tasty milk tea, buy one get one ½ off, with a variety of flavors, plus you can add boba if that’s more your style! Don’t miss out on the season special California rolls, hours of operation, and general questions onto the premises) in the near future! tions feel free to visit grubbyspoke.com or call made fresh daily; get 3 pieces for $2.50, or feel free to visit eatgrubbys.com or call 760- 760-828-9074.Summertime is here and the 6 for $4. 729-6040. They look forward to seeing your For current specials at Grubby’s Poke & Fish livin’s easy...especially with a fresh poke bowl For current specials at Senor Grubby’s, smiling face (behind your mask as you walk Market, hours of operation, and general ques- in hand! CARLSBAD BUSINESS JOURNAL JULY 2020 | 13 The best burgers in a safe environment While the global community is coming to grips with the tremendous impact of the This neighborhood burger joint welcomes burger lovers, families and avid sports novel coronavirus (COVID-19), Cold Beers & Cheeseburgers wants to assure you that the fans. The scratch kitchen offers its award-winning burgers, hand-formed from fresh, safety of their guests and employees is their number one priority. never frozen, ground chuck, in a variety of mouthwatering half-pound burgers. During this unprecedented time, Cold Beers & Cheeseburgers is grateful to have thirteen of their locations open for both dine- in and take out. At a reduced capacity, the large dining rooms and patios give every pa- tron an option to dine where they most feel comfortable. They are also offering many take- out specials for guests that would like to enjoy Cold Beers & Cheeseburgers from the comfort of their own home. This neighborhood burg- er joint welcomes burger lovers, families and avid sports fans. The scratch kitchen offers its award-winning burgers, hand-formed from fresh, never frozen, ground chuck, in a variety of mouthwatering half-pound burgers. The ever-rotating beer menu boasts a selec- tion of more than 130 beers. Whether you’re dining in at our great Carlsbad Village location, or just stopping by to pick up a burger for the road, Cold Beers & Cheeseburgers is there for you every step of the way. Cold Beers & Cheeseburgers is inviting loyal customers to take advantage of curb- side to-go specials including: • Buy ANY item, get ANY second item of equal or lesser value 50% off • 50% off ALL Beer, Wine and Spirits, with food purchase • Family Four Pack for just $44.95 • Grill Your Own Burgers at Home with a four-pack of patties, cheese, lettuce, to- mato, pickles, seasoning, buns and chips for $27.95

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Still here for our community Though the global pandemic has dev- our community. This holiday season, we will astated arts organizations, New Village Arts be workshopping HOME, an original musical remains committed to creating adventurous created by four outstanding artists of color, artistic experiences to bring our community celebrating family traditions, and we are re- together. In line with our mission, we have vitalizing our Teatro Pueblo Nuevo bilingual developed a variety of free and paid digital outreach program. Look forward to more What’s yours? programming. Our New Virtual Arts series from us soon, as we endeavor for Equity, Di- features online concerts, tutorials, perfor- versity, and Belonging onstage and off. mances, and more from NVA artists. We have also begun the New Village Film Club, a free New Village Arts would like to thank our monthly discussion group. Our education donors, artists and board of directors for programs are expanding and diversifying, keeping us moving forward during this crisis, with new Kids Act classes, and our new On- and the following partners for helping sus- line Academy: specialized courses taught by tain the Arts in Carlsbad: The San Diego Arts professional artists. We have several more + Culture Challenge Grant, The Sahm Family exciting announcements that will be re- Foundation, Wells Fargo, Patrick Farley, Scott vealed in the coming months. & Donna White, Endeavor Bank, Hatter, Wil- NVA is also reaffirming our ongoing com- liams & Purdy Insurance, Certified Folder Dis- mitment to amplify voices of color on our play, Happy Giving, our Artist Advocates, and stage, our staff and board, and throughout the City of Carlsbad.

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Since March I have counseled a diverse attention on social media and are threatened range of businesses to assist with challenges with boycotts and lawsuits. This is misguided. caused by COVID-19, reworking contracts in Constitutions govern governments, not cit- reaction to new conditions in the economy izens. As a matter of law, a business cannot and government regulations. Businesses violate your constitutional rights. Masks are must impose social distancing protocols, inconvenient but they do not infringe upon causing extra work and cost, and lower ca- our “freedom.” pacity to serve customers. Protests and riots While ADA (Americans with Disabilities then erupted across the country during a Act) compliance is not excused by the chaotic and transformative time in history. pandemic, requiring masks does not per People are stressed, depressed, on edge se violate the ADA. If a customer claims a and eager to get outside and resume their disability prevents usage of a mask, then lives. While we can dine and shop again, dis- find alternative methods of service. If dis- tancing protocols are a new fact of life. tancing protocols are a problem for you, I’m not here to debate the effectiveness of then take it up with the government, not the protocols. They can be burdensome for businesses. COVID is no reason for peo- workers and customers alike, but businesses ple not to be compassionate, friendly can be fined for non-compliance. Some peo- and civilized. ple contend the safety protocols – masks – are an unconstitutional infringement of their “free- For more information visit dom” and violate the Americans With Disabil- ladegaardlaw.com or call 858.699.2461 ities Act. Some businesses receive negative CARLSBAD BUSINESS JOURNAL JULY 2020 | 17

New gastro brew pub treats Carlsbad to delicious menu “We were barely open when the pandem- ic saw us close, but the silver lining was that we were able to reopen with the quality and style of menu we had always hoped for,” re- flects Jesse Richardson, owner of Ebullition Brew Works and Gastronomy. “We were just unpacking pie making equipment and at the same time, having a preliminary loose conversation with (al- though we didn’t know it at the time) our in town; and there is just something frankly newly appointed, executive chef Gunnar addictive to their house made remoulade Planter, who said to us, ‘I ’ve had this idea that pulls all the ingredients of this massive for savory pies…’ We knew instantly, that burger together. something wonderful was about to happen, In a very short time Ebullition Brew Works kinda like 2001, a space odyssey, except for and Gastronomy has already garnered a re- food. As we furthered our conversation, it turning local fan base. Regulars are coming became apparent that our lofty ambition back daily, hoping to get the special before for ‘fusion comfort food with a worldly influ- it sells out. But if you ask Chef Gunnar, he’ll ence would soon become a reality.’ tell you he is just getting started. He has big Since Memorial Day, Ebullition Brew plans that include an eventual, full brunch Works has been running strong with a disci- and dinner menu. Even after the kitchen plined rotation of puff-pastry pies that have closes, late night patrons will enjoy house included a short rib, chicken, calzone, and made snacks, such as chicharrones, to com- most recently, a crawfish chowder and Pic- pliment the original craft beers kept on tap. adillo pie—something of an elevated em- panada. Unlike traditional doughy pies, their Highlights of the restaurant: version is light, flakey, and the flavor profiles • 12 styles of house made craft beer rang- nuanced. ing from light to dark, bitter to mild, While many of the gastro delights are ob- complex to straight forward, plus alco- viously familiar, Ebullition’s penchant for a holic seltzer culinary twist is apparent. The hot wings are • Full bar & dog–friendly patio tossed in Korean sweet and spicy dressing, • Chic relaxed atmosphere served with pickled cucumbers and a miso • Good for families and singles alike ranch dressing. The Mac and Cheese which • Generous portions took 1st place at the San Diego Mac and Cheese Fest features a creamy Gouda base For more information visit: ebullitionbrew. offset by Spanish Chorizo. The Ebullition com/tasting-roomcarlsbad burger stacks up easily against any burger

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