We are proud to celebrate the graduates of the Roseville Area Chamber's Leadership Roseville program. Over the past year, these dedicated professionals have strengthened their leadership skills, deepened their understanding of our community, and built lasting connections that will help shape Roseville’s future.

Thank you and we look forward to seeing the positive impact each of you will continue to make in our region.

Membership was busy this week with the Non-Profit Roundtable at Hearts Landing Ranch welcoming over 30 of the region's non-profit leaders learning about Board structure from Jacob Thomassen with CLA.

Wednesday started with 20 new members at the Orientation, learning about how to make the best use of their membership, resources and benefits.

Brewing Opportunities morning mixer sponsored by Redwood Glen Business Solutions at Bloom Coffee & Tea was a great way to start Thursday and network with members and guests.

Celebrated with Ribbon Cuttings this week were Vivere Spa, Smith Family Medicine, and The Daily Nosh.

Welcome to our six new members this week:

• TriArk Roofing
• Fix Auto Collision
• Belegrin Properties
• Next Health - Roseville
• Togo's
• Oaken Co

Creative professionals, marketers, entrepreneurs, and business leaders are invited to join the Creative Collab Roundtable on June 23 from 9:00–10:00 a.m. at the Roseville Venture Lab. This interactive think tank session will explore marketing trends, AI tools, budget-friendly strategies, collaboration opportunities, and innovative ideas to help businesses grow. Come ready to share insights, solve challenges, and build valuable connections with fellow professionals in our region. Register HERE!

State of the City - Roseville: The Home Field Advantage

Mark your calendars and grab your chic kicks for this year’s State of the City Address, Roseville: The Home Field Advantage! On Thursday, August 20th, Mayor Krista Bernasconi will share updates and highlights for the City of Roseville and you won’t want to miss out on the exciting experiences planned! Registration for the Address is free and VIP Breakfast tickets are now available for purchase. Make sure to register here.

SPLASH! - 30th Anniversary

This year marks the 30th Anniversary of SPLASH!. Tickets will go live on Monday, July 13th and are limited! Be sure to get yours and join in on Roseville’s most anticipated event! Want to get your ticket secured now? Sponsorship opportunities are open now on our webpage here. We hope you’ll join us on Saturday, September 12th in a night of entertainment, food, and community connection!

Roundtable with Congressman Kiley

On Monday, June 15th, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce led an engaging roundtable discussion with Congressman Kevin Kiley on how to take advantage of the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act”. This new tax law will allow businesses to claim 20% qualified business income deduction, immediately deduct qualifying research and experimental expenses, maximize write-offs on equipment or building improvements, take advantage of enhanced small business stock exclusion, and maximize the enhanced employer-provided childcare credit. Make sure to visit their website to learn more and take action on benefits that may apply to you.

Joint Government Relations Meeting

The Lincoln Chamber of Commerce hosted the Joint Government Relations meeting on Wednesday, June 17th, forcing on updates with the Regional Public Safety Training Center. Superintendent and President of Sierra College, Willy Duncan, shed light on the new ~50 acre center that will be located off of Sunset Blvd and Fiddyment Rd. This center will enhance economic development for our region by providing state of the art training for all first responders such as a high-speed chase course, rifle and shooting range, and accessibility to resources without the implications and costs associated with travel expenses. Next steps include CEQA work, design and operational modeling processing, and phasing execution dependent on funding allocation. 

AB 122 (Budget Committee) / SB 122 (Budget Committee)

Taxation Trailer Bill

On June 15th, the Assembly Budget Committee reviewed and voted on amendments pertaining to AB 122. This bill is now under Senate Budget Committee reviewal and represents the following:

• Software as a Service (SaaS) Taxation: Beginning January 1, 2027, the bill would redefine "tangible personal property" to include certain digital products, including SaaS, making them subject to California sales and use tax.
• Business Tax Credit Limitation Extension: The current $5 million annual cap on the use of all business tax credits, as well as related refundable credit provisions, would be extended from January 1, 2027, through January 1, 2030.
• Business Tax Credit Limitation After 2030: Effective January 1, 2030, the utilization of business tax credits would be limited to the greater of 70% of tax liability or $5 million.
• Reduced Minimum Franchise Tax: From January 1, 2027, through January 1, 2030, the minimum franchise tax for limited partnerships (LPs), limited liability partnerships (LLPs), and limited liability companies (LLCs) would be reduced from $800 to $400.
• Taxation of Anti-Weaponization Fund Payments: From January 1, 2026, through January 1, 2030, any payments received from the federal Anti-Weaponization Fund would be subject to a 100% California tax rate.
• Vote Requirement: Because the measure contains tax increases, it requires a two-thirds vote of each house of the Legislature for passage.