“Failure is not final, celebrate your successes and continue to move forward.” Aliso Viejo Chamber of Commerce member Julia Naranjo shared those inspirational words during the start of the October AVCC Networking Breakfast. Julia spoke about the difficult times many … Continued
A ribbon cutting ceremony, facilitated by several members of the Aliso Viejo Chamber of Commerce, officially welcomed the new Laura’s House Domestic Violence Resource Center to the community. On Thursday, September 30th, Mayor Pro Tem Ross Chun, AVCC President Al … Continued
As the weather cools down and we head into the month of October, the fall feeling is blossoming. And if you’re looking to get into the spirit, there’s plenty to do right here in the Aliso Viejo community. Here’s a … Continued
If an emergency occurred tomorrow, would you be ready? This month is National Preparedness Month, which serves as a reminder that we must take action to prepare, now and throughout the year, for the type of emergencies that could affect … Continued
While most Aliso Viejo Chamber of Commerce networking breakfasts start out with an inspirational quote to motivate and inspire leadership within the business community, September’s message was much different but just as important. Mayor Pro Tem Ross Chun took the … Continued
Bringing 250 new jobs to Aliso Viejo, Aliso Ridge Behavioral Health is a brand new 80,000 square-foot inpatient & outpatient psychiatric center. The building’s design concept features open and serene spaces to create a safe and therapeutic environment. The hospital … Continued
After announcing a series of new COVID-19 vaccination requirements over the past few weeks, the California Department of Public Health has implemented another change. The public health department recently strengthened requirements already in effect for mega events – a change … Continued
Due to an increase in COVID-19 cases, the California State Public Health Officer has issued a few new health orders affecting workers and residents living in Aliso Viejo and surrounding communities. “As with many viruses, COVID-19 is frequently changing,” said … Continued
As cities and businesses across the nation try to get back to a somewhat “normal” lifestyle post shutdown, it’s a great time to get involved with your community. Whether big or small, a donation, volunteer work or even supporting a … Continued
Despite a year-and-a-half spent working alone in our homes, many of us have found new ways to connect. In a time where we’ve seen so many businesses struggle to remain open, it’s even more important to cultivate community relationships with … Continued