Van Nuys, CA – The United Chambers of the San Fernando Valley and Region drew a crowd of over 400 attendees to their Valley Mega Mixer on Thursday, June 29, 2017. The mixer, held at The Collection at Galpin Auto Sports, brought together entrepreneurs, business professionals, and local representatives from across the San Fernando Valley. Attendees enjoyed networking, catered drinks and appetizers, and the Galpin Collection of classic and unique automobiles.
The Valley Mega Mixer focused on connecting members of the region’s many local Chambers of Commerce, who are in turn members of The United Chambers. The mixer was sponsored by the following local Chambers:
- Burbank
- Calabasas
- Canoga Park / West Hills
- Chatsworth / Porter Ranch
- Encino
- Filipino American of Greater LA
- Granada Hills
- Pacoima
- Panorama City
- Northridge
- Regional Black
- Sherman Oaks
- Studio City
- Sunland / Tujunga
- Toluca Lake
- Universal City / North Hollywood
- West Valley – Warner Center
- Winnetka
Diana Duenas, CEO Encino Chamber | Mark Levinson, Past Chair United Chambers and Fernando Award Recipient | Deborah Stable, Director at Large, United Chambers | Nora Ross, Valley Cultural Center
Photo credit: Harvey Branman
Marian Jocz, Executive Director of The United Chambers, was pleased with the event, “It was an excellent turnout, which is the most important part. Bringing together business representatives from across the region strengthens our business and local communities, and provides a chance to connect with leaders.” Marian continued, “The United Chambers’ mission is to advocate for its members, and fostering stronger ties between them is one of the main ways we do just that.”
The United Chambers of the San Fernando Valley and Region is a coalition of 32 business organizations including 18 Member Chambers, representing over 21,000 businesses that provide over 387,000 jobs. United Chambers deals with Valley-wide, County-wide and Regional issues and promotes the San Fernando Valley’s overall welfare, progress and economic prosperity.