The HB Business Journal
The Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce hosted its first virtual City Council Candidates Forum via Zoom on Tuesday, August 18th, a free event which was open to the public.
The Huntington Beach Business Journal
Santa Ana, Calif. (September 8, 2020) – Today, the County of Orange moved from the Purple Tier to the Red Tier as a part of the Governor Newsom’s Blue Print for a Safer Economy. This allows certain business sectors to re-open immediately and businesses to expand their operations with certain restrictions. Additionally, County Health Officer Dr. Clayton Chau has issued related new Orders and Strong Recommendations, which also include seasonal flu vaccination for certain county residents and visitors. Access the document in its entirely here.
The Orange County Business Council and the County of Orange are supporting local restaurants that are reopening safely. Apply for a $1,000 grant to reimburse you for masks, employee training, site reconfiguration, cleaning supplies, and more!
OneHB Business Support is a community campaign that will provide $5,000 micro-grants to help certain small businesses keep their doors open during and after COVID-19. The micro-grants may be used for payroll, rent/lease payments, utilities, inventory and other approved operational expenses.
This campaign is a collaboration of the City of Huntington Beach, Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce, Community for Innovation, Entrepreneurship, Leadership and Opportunities (CIELO), and Small Business Development Center (SBDC).
Angela K. Clitherow, President/CEO of Huntington Beach City Employees Credit Union, has announced that the Department of Business Oversight has approved their field of membership to include those who live, work, worship or go to school in Huntington Beach, as well as the name change to Huntington Beach Credit Union.
Diversity and inclusion are ongoing issues that have rapidly picked up traction within the last few years. While the Huntington Beach Chamber believes in such practices when it comes to the success of the business community, the current events taking place around the country and world has reinvigorated our non-profit organization to make bigger changes and take action, placing an emphasis not just on racial diversity, but diversity when it comes to ideas, events and experiences for our members.
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Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce is a membership-based business advocacy and networking organization that represents 675+ businesses, employing more than 160,000 employees in Huntington Beach and Orange County.
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Phone (714) 536-8888
Fax (714) 960-7654
15744 Goldenwest Street
Building 22
Huntington Beach CA, 92648