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Networking over some quality brews at a Chamber on Tap is a fantastic way to connect with others in the business community. | |
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Whether you're looking to expand your professional network, meet potential collaborators, or simply unwind with others, the Moonlight Mixer is an evening of connections and opportunities. | NOVEMBER FOOD DRIVE: Please bring non-perishable items to donate | |
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Coffee on El Camino is the Chamber's advocacy group committed to identifying ways to support the growth of businesses along the El Camino Real corridor. All businesses are invited to join us! | |
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Coffee Connections is an opportunity to grow your network, share valuable insights, and engage in topical discussions. Join us for a complimentary coffee and delicious donut from Broad Street Dough Co.! | |
Encinitas Chamber of Commerce is a non-profit organization therefore,
all proceeds support our community outreach and ability to host our annual events.
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60TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION | |
Thank you to everyone who joined us as we celebrated our members and community at Thursday’s 60th Anniversary Dinner & Awards. We are so fortunate to be surrounded by such a passionate, supportive, and fun group, who collectively are making a difference in Encinitas and beyond.
Thank you to our amazing emcee Jeff Zevely. Congratulations to all the nominees and a big shout-out to our winners!
Community Partner: MiraCosta College
Nonprofit Partner: Community Resource Center
Small Business: Broad Street Dough Co.
Large Business: Scripps Health
Volunteer: Bill Harman
Arts & Culture Partner: San Diego Botanic Garden
Health & Wellness: David Ruecker, MD
Chamber Champion: Karen Koblentz
Green Business: EDCO Waste & Recycling
Longevity Recognition: El Camino Memorial
Thank you to our sponsors and donors and folks who helped make the night a success! EDCO, SDG&E, Enterprise Bank & Trust, Scripps Health, Ting, MiraCosta College, Broad Street Dough Co., Propaganda Wine Co., Wild Fork, Paul's Paella, Taylor Gallegos, Brianna Grace, Artisan Delights, Pixel Pro Booths, and ICA San Diego.
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2024 PRESIDENTIAL GENERAL ELECTION | |
Remember, Election Day is today! Be sure to head to the polls and make your voice heard by voting. Your participation is crucial for shaping the future of our community. Every vote matters.
The Encinitas Chamber of Commerce office is OPEN today until 8 PM for ballot drop offs.
535 Encinitas Blvd., Suite 116
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We encourage everyone to shop local this holiday season! Own a business? Get prepared for Small Business Saturday on November 30th! | |
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SUPPORTING SDA CAREER TECHNICAL PATHWAYS | |
The Encinitas Chamber of Commerce, through the Rising Star program, is committed to fostering educational initiatives that prepare students for successful careers. Principal Cara Dolnik of San Dieguito High School Academy invites you to partner with local schools in supporting Career Technical Pathways (CTE) programs. By sharing your expertise, mentoring, or offering hands-on learning opportunities, you can help guide and inspire the next generation of professionals. Join us in creating a brighter future! For more details, read the letter from Principal Dolnik. Thank you for your continued support of our students and educational programs! | |
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FREE OPPORTUNITY - SOCAL WORKFORCE PROGRAM | |
As part of our ongoing educational initiatives, we are excited to announce that the Encinitas Chamber of Commerce has joined other chambers and business organizations in creating SOCAL (Student Opportunities for Career Awareness and Learning). This program is designed to promote career awareness for young adults across San Diego County.
Through SOCAL and a grant from San Diego/Imperial County Community College Consortium, we are offering our members the free opportunity to participate by highlighting a high-demand
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occupation within your organization through a 3-minute video. These videos will be used to encourage career exploration and awareness, and you will also be able to use them for your own recruiting and marketing efforts. Filming will take no more than an hour, and our team will ensure that the process is smooth and comfortable.
We look forward to your involvement in this exciting program!
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Jon Kochik has served on the Board since 2018 and is currently its Secretary. He is committed to environmental efforts, from waste reduction to ocean health, knowing that every action benefits this unique coastal environment which makes him being Chair of the Environmental Sustainability Committee a perfect fit.
Jon found his forever home in Cardiff after moving from Pennsylvania in 1998, quickly falling in love with the community and lifestyle. Starting with SDG&E in 2012, he now serves as the Customer Solutions Manager and a Resiliency & Sustainability Solutions Leader, creating resources for
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wildfire and outage preparation. His focus is on promoting renewable energy, offering backup power for homes and businesses, and encouraging clean energy upgrades to make sustainable choices more accessible.
Jon is deeply engaged in community service often partnering with nonprofits on initiatives like climate literacy, green transportation, and emergency preparedness. And to help preserve the “magic” of Encinitas, which he describes as a community bonded by shared goals, he volunteers - you can’t miss him volunteering at Encinitas Oktoberfest often in his lederhosen!
With two active kids in the community, Jon is proud to watch them appreciate the special qualities of Encinitas, just as he does.
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Read our latest Chamber Chatter | Written By: Laura Charlton PR | |
Sebastian Slovin, author, co-founder, and programs director of Nature Unplugged discusses the importance of addressing mental health, explores the concept of connectedness in the digital age and the advantages of unplugging. He also shares details about their upcoming Hike-A-Thon.
Listen to Episode 18 on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube.
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WELCOME NEW MEMBER, DESIGNS 4 YOU | |
Designs 4 You Remodeling is a top choice for homeowners here in sunny San Diego California for either interior or exterior home remodeling. Their services include backyard and front yard remodeling, such as pavers, concrete, turf, patio covers, driveways, retaining walls. They also specialize in interior remodeling, which includes bathrooms, kitchens, flooring, and additions. They are a one-stop shop for all your home remodeling needs!
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Join us in welcoming Emerald Day Spa to the community! After 8 months of service, they’ve earned over 200 five-star reviews. Congratulations to the team! Visit them to discover what makes them truly special!
90 N Coast Hwy 101, Suite 209, Encinitas
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RANCHO COASTAL HUMANE SOCIETY | |
It’s official! The ribbon has been cut, and we’re excited to welcome the newly expanded Rancho Coastal Humane Society campus to our community! After almost two years of dedicated effort, we’re thrilled to celebrate this milestone.
389 Requeza Street, Encinitas
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SOLANA CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL INNOVATION | |
We’re thrilled to announce that the Solana Center for Environmental Innovation is now a Certified California Green Business! We celebrated their achievement with a Green Business Ribbon Cutting, marking them as one of Encinitas’ first green-certified businesses, thanks to a partnership campaign led by the City, the Encinitas Chamber of Commerce, and the Green Business Network.
137 N El Camino Real, Encinitas
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THANK YOU TO OUR RENEWING MEMBERS | |
Help us, help you!
Want more exposure for your business? Send us your content, reels and photos so we can highlight you!
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City of Encinitas Seeks Community Input
The City of Encinitas receives a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) from the federal government each year for housing and community development projects. As a member of the Encinitas community, your voice is important! Here are two ways you can participate in the Consolidated Plan process:
Attend a community meeting hosted by the City at one of the following times:
Wednesday, November 6 at 6 PM
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Tuesday, December 3, at 6 PM
Both community meetings will be held at: Encinitas City Hall, Poinsettia Room
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Boost your business through Visit Encinitas! Gain high visibility and connect with visitors and locals via visitencinitasca.com advertising! | |
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Check out this great article from our friends at Locale Magazine – maybe even you will discover something new about one of our favorite neighborhoods. | |
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Encinitas Historical Society Walking Tour
Third Saturday of the Month
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We Deeply Appreciate Your Support | |
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