Contents

8 WELCOME

10 EDUCATION

16 NEIGHBORHOODS

22 REAL ESTATE

24 HEALTH CARE

28 ONES TO WATCH

30 BEHIND THE BUSINESSES

34  COVER STORY: LBS FINANCIAL CREDIT UNION

36 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

38 PORT OF LONG BEACH

40 LONG BEACH AIRPORT

44 CITY OF LONG BEACH PHONE NUMBERS

46 CHAMBER MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION

48 CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE MEMBERS

50 LEADERSHIP CABINET

51 BOARD OF DIRECTORS & CHAMBER STAFF

52 MEMBER DIRECTORY

77 MEMBER SEARCH

The Chamber

Chair of the Board Heather Summers, LBS Financial Credit Union

Welcome to the Long Beach Area Chamber of Commerce’s 2025–2026 Business Referral Guide & Membership Directory. This special edition of Your Advocate now serves nearly 1,000 members in and around Long Beach. As always, we remain committed to being the Catalyst for business growth, the Convener of leaders and influencers, and the Champion for a stronger community.

It is an honor to serve as this year’s Chair of the Board. My theme, “The Chamber at Work: Storytelling That Advocates, Messaging That Matters,” speaks to the importance of clearly communicating the work we do every day on behalf of the business community. Advocacy only works when people understand its impact, and our messaging must reflect the realities, concerns, and opportunities facing local businesses.

This coming year will include a full Chamber rebrand — a thoughtful effort to more clearly express the work we do as the voice of business in Long Beach. The refreshed look is not a change in direction; it is a clear representation of who we have always been: a Chamber grounded in service, driven by advocacy, and committed to elevating the story of business in our city.

I look forward to working alongside our Board, staff, and members as we continue advancing this work and strengthening the business community through communication, connection, and advocacy.

Sincerely,

President & CEO Jeremy Harris

The Chamber’s main focus remains on serving the businesses and individuals who power our local economy. Over the past year, we have expanded programming, strengthened partnerships, and increased opportunities for companies to connect, grow, and feel supported. Growing to nearly 1,000 members is an accomplishment achieved by only a select number of Chambers nationwide. It reflects both the strength of our business community and the confidence businesses place in our organization

We continue to provide resources that matter: meaningful connections through networking, policy discussions that give businesses a voice, and support that helps companies of all sizes move forward. Through collaboration with the City of Long Beach and partners spanning education, healthcare, logistics, real estate, and the nonprofit community, the Chamber ensures businesses remain informed, engaged, and represented.

Looking ahead, the work of the Chamber Foundation will continue to focus on workforce development, education, health and wellness, and expanding economic opportunity — all essential to a strong and resilient business environment.

If you are not yet a member, we invite you to join us. You become part of a network dedicated to business growth, community investment, and the long-term strength of Long Beach’s economy. At the heart of this directory is our belief that local businesses are the backbone of our city. Supporting them helps strengthen our economy and the communities we serve.

We are here to support you and your business as we continue this work together. Call on us!

Sincerely,

Long Beach City College

Leading the way in workforce development and community engagement

Long Beach City College (LBCC) comprises two Long Beach campuses providing high-quality, free, and low-cost programs and support services that play a critical role in building and sustaining an evolving local, regional, and state economy.

Some examples of LBCC leading the way in workforce development and community engagement in 2025:

•  The Trades, Technology, and Community Learning Campus (TTC) continued to grow as a central space for workforce training and community-focused education. In 2025, the campus expanded its impact by hosting free “Summer of Learning” day camps, where high school students gained hands-on experience in game design, cybersecurity, and skilled trades such as automotive technology, welding, metal fabrication, construction and architecture. Adult learners advanced their math, language arts, and computer literacy through the Basic Skills Bootcamp. These programs fostered motivation, confidence, and academic progress, empowering learners to pursue their educational and career goals.

•  LBCC’s Climate Resilience & Sustainability team demonstrated its commitment to building a climate-ready workforce. One of its key initiatives, the Viking Climate Action Fellowship, placed students with regional employers across water, power, transportation, green construction, sustainable architecture, and blue economy industries, providing education, job training, and real-world experience. This fellowship equipped diverse students to become leaders in emerging clean technology and climate adaptation careers.

•  LBCC hosts the Los Angeles Regional Small Business Development Center (SBDC) network, which is part of the U.S. Small Business Administration’s largest economic development program in the nation. In 2024-25, thousands of regional entrepreneurs participated in hundreds of training events coordinated by LBCC’s SBDC.

•  The SBDC also runs a no-cost Better Business Strategies program that provides career counseling and opportunities to access capital, as well as workshops ranging from cash-flow analysis and business finances to sales for the non-salesperson and social media strategies.

As LBCC continues to grow and innovate, its commitment to fostering strong partnerships with business, industry, and labor remains at the heart of its mission. These collaborations are key to ensuring that our programs not only meet the evolving needs of our students but also contribute meaningfully to the economic vitality of the Long Beach area and beyond. LBCC is proud to be a driving force in shaping the future of our community through education, workforce development, and entrepreneurial support.

Visit www.LBCC.edu to learn more.

Long Beach Unified School District

A national and international reputation for excellence

The Long Beach Unified School District (LBUSD) educates more than 61,000 students from preschool to high school across 83 public schools in Long Beach, Lakewood, Signal Hill, and Avalon on Catalina Island. LBUSD schools are renowned for innovation, academic rigor, athletic achievements, educator professional development, and the arts.

Established in 1885, LBUSD is the largest employer in the City of Long Beach. Its dedicated team of nearly 10,000 full-time and part-time employees is committed to excellence and equity for all students.

LBUSD has earned a reputation as one of America’s finest school systems, receiving numerous awards as a national and international model of excellence. The Global Education Study lists LBUSD among the world’s five highest-performing school systems. According to a report by McKinsey & Company, a global firm that studies the world’s top-performing school systems and higher education institutions, LBUSD is one of the world’s top 20 school systems and one of the top three in the United States, in terms of sustained and significant improvements.

The District is a five-time finalist and a top national winner of the Broad Prize for Urban Education, which recognizes America’s best urban school systems. The Learning Policy Institute also listed LBUSD among California’s “Districts Beating the Odds.” Additionally, LBUSD has received the District of the Year award from the national business news publisher Industry Dive and its publication, Education Dive. This honor is part of the Dive Awards, recognizing education’s “top disruptors and innovators.”

A key factor in the District’s success is its collaboration with businesses, volunteers, colleges, and universities. LBUSD, California State University Long Beach, and Long Beach City College have worked with local, regional, and national partners to create a seamless education pathway from pre-kindergarten to postgraduate school.

This partnership aligns academic standards, teaching methods, and student assessments from preschool through master’s and doctoral degrees. It also includes the Long Beach Promise, which provides additional support to help more students prepare for and succeed in college. LBUSD has established educational and workforce development partnerships and advisory boards to increase the district’s role in developing a well-educated, highly skilled workforce.

Thanks to our community’s support of recent bond measures, LBUSD opened new aquatic centers at Lakewood and Wilson High Schools, modern spaces that will serve generations of student-athletes. We also unveiled Jordan High School’s state-of-the-art athletic stadium, complete with an all-weather blue turf and track, contemporary seating, and enhanced amenities that reflect our community’s investment in student success.

“Our commitment to excellence and equity ensures that every student in our District, regardless of their socioeconomic status, background or circumstance, has the opportunity to receive a top-notch education and is prepared for success,” said Dr. Jill A. Baker, Superintendent of LBUSD.

For information about LBUSD, visit lbschools.net

Universal Technical Institute

Facility offers students technical information and community ties

The Long Beach campus of Universal Technical Institute (UTI), which opened in August 2015 and saw its first graduating class in July 2016, is located in a 140,000-square-foot training facility near the Long Beach Airport. The facility boasts 14 classrooms and 18 labs.

Students at UTI Long Beach receive hands-on education in the following fields: auto and diesel technician training, collision repair, welding, HVACR, and aircraft maintenance. With electrical, industrial maintenance and robotics and automation coming in June 2026. Additionally, UTI is refreshing its Collision Program starting in June 2026 to a new 36-week program with new program elements to include advanced driver assistance, electrical, EV and more.

Under the leadership of Campus President Anthony Pham, UTI Long Beach plays an active role in community engagement. Pham contributed to Mayor-elect Rex Richardson’s 100-day plan team, highlighting the campus’s dedication to local development. UTI Long Beach also regularly participates in city and Long Beach Unified School District activities, fostering strong community ties. The campus has hosted numerous elected and city officials, including Rex Richardson, Cindy Allen, Mike Gipson, Joni Ricks-Oddie, Josh Lowenthal, Kristina Duggan, Megan Kerr and Bo Martinez, demonstrating its commitment to being an integral part of the Long Beach community.

These campus programs are designed to meet the needs of both students and employers, providing a skilled workforce that supports the local economy. It offers a range of educational programs, awarding Associate in Occupational Studies (AOS) degrees, including:

• Automotive Technology II

• Automotive Technology II + BMW FastTrack

• Automotive & Diesel Technology II

Additionally, the campus awards diplomas in:

• Diesel Technology II

• Collision Repair & Refinish Technology

• Welding Technology

• HVAC/R

• Airframe & Powerplant Technician

•  Coming in June 2026: Electrical, Industrial Maintenance and Robotics & Automation

UTI Long Beach’s commitment to education, community engagement, and industry partnerships makes it a vital part of the Long Beach community, contributing to local development and its graduates’ success.

COBA – Council of Business Associations

Like similar districts formed in cities throughout the U.S., Long Beach’s Business Improvement Districts (BIDs) generally exist to improve the physical and economic conditions of commercial areas above and beyond the base level of services provided by local government.

At the most foundational level, BIDs provide services to keep an area clean, well-maintained and secure. The type and frequency of services can vary greatly depending on the individual BID. Additional services may include business support, marketing and branding, production of special events, beautification and public art. The programs provided by BIDs are decided by the assessment-payers, typically outlined in an annual work plan with budgets approved by the city each year and carried out by BID staff and boards.

Today, Long Beach is home to a wide range of Business Improvement Districts and business associations, each contributing to the economic and cultural strength of its neighborhoods. The Long Beach Council of Business Associations (COBA) is a unified coalition created to share resources among, and advocate on behalf of, these organizations. This includes 4th Street Retro Row, Belmont Shore Business Association, Bixby Knolls Business Improvement Association, Cambodia Town, Downtown Long Beach Alliance, East Anaheim Business Association, East Spring Street, Long Beach Area Chamber of Commerce, Naples Improvement Association, Uptown, Visit Long Beach, West Long Beach Business Association, and the Zaferia Business Association.

BIDs add value to downtowns, commercial corridors, and neighborhoods by providing services above and beyond what the government can provide. Business and property owner assessments are levied to help maintain, improve, and promote these districts. This report summarizes the collective impact and benefits that BIDs provide to Long Beach’s business, residential and visitor communities.

Bixby Knolls

Business Improvement district

Bixby Knolls Business Improvement district has a membership of 927 businesses along its Atlantic Avenue and Long Beach Boulevard corridors. Surrounded by the Bixby Knolls, Los Cerritos and California Heights neighborhoods, the BKBIA organizes a variety of programs to engage and connect community members to the businesses. First Fridays Art Walk is the marquee event that kicks off each month’s activities. Business members attend quarterly business breakfasts that provide excellent resources and are able to network with their neighboring members.

Contact:
Blair Cohn,
[email protected]; 562 595-0081

Councilmembers representing the area:

District 5:
Councilmember Megan Kerr

District 8:
Councilmember Tunua Thrash-Ntuk

Social media handles:
@bixbyknolls https://www.facebook.com/BKBIA

Midtown BID

Midtown BID was established in 2015 and represents a 0.7-square-mile area along Anaheim Street, including the historic heart of Cambodia Town. The district is home to a vibrant mix of small businesses, restaurants, and community services that bring life and color to the corridor.

Our focus is on keeping the area clean, welcoming and connected. We collaborate with local merchants, city partners, and residents to support business visibility, encourage community pride, and continue improving the corridor through beautification, safety, and marketing initiatives. Our mission is to enhance the Midtown business community by investing in safety, beautification, and economic development. Our vision is to create a vibrant and prosperous business community celebrating the diverse culture.

Midtown reflects the diversity, resilience, and creativity of Long Beach. Every project, large or small, helps build a stronger and more unified neighborhood for everyone.

Contact
Paula Garcia-Escudero,
Program Coordinator
[email protected]

Councilmember
Dr. Suely Saro, Council District 6

Social Media
Instagram: @midtownbidlb

Uptown

Anchored along Atlantic Avenue, between Market Street and Artesia Boulevard, west of Orange Avenue, the Uptown Long Beach BID is a dynamic mixed-use corridor where heritage meets innovation.

Originally serving as a light-industrial backbone of the city, the district has evolved into a thriving destination for independent retail, creative office space, and adaptive-reuse developments. Key assets include vibrant storefronts, accessible parking, and a long-standing commitment to streetscape improvement and public-realm activation.

As a hub for entrepreneurs, developers and cultural-makers, Uptown Long Beach offers a unique blend of historic architecture, walkable blocks and proximity to the broader metro-region. Visit uptownlongbeach.com for more.

Contact
Pasha Darvishian, Board Chair
[email protected]

Your councilmembers representing the area Council District 8, Tunua Thrash-Ntuk
Council District 9, Dr. Joni Ricks-Oddie

Social media handles
@uptownpbid

Zaferia

Zaferia is a vibrant hub with a bold personality and a touch of edginess that sets it apart from any other business district in the city. For more than a century, Zaferia has drawn entrepreneurial risk-takers and visionaries, a legacy that stretches back to its early 1900s roots, when it was a stop along the red line.

The origins of the name Zaferia remain a mystery. But its first recorded appearance dates back to 1904, when Henry Huntington’s Pacific Electric Railway laid a diagonal track that ran straight through the district. That included a stop called “Zaferia Station” at the intersection of Redondo and Anaheim St.

Today, situated at the center of Long Beach, with East Anaheim Street as its main artery, Zaferia is an entertainment hub. With music venues, the Long Beach Playhouse, an artist co-op, plus bars, restaurants, coffee houses, design studios, auto shops, and one-of-a-kind retail spaces, Zaferia is the place to be in Long Beach, continuing to evolve while staying true to its independent spirit.

For more information, visit zaferia.org

Representatives:
District 2
Councilmember Cindy Allen (562) 570-2222
District 3
Councilmember Kristina Duggan (562) 570-6300
District 4
Councilmember Daryl Supernaw (562) 570-4444

“A Place to Truly Call Home”

Solid real estate market sees steady growth in Long Beach

Local Realtor Susan Wyant said the Long Beach real estate market has stayed solid and consistent for the last 13 years, and she sees an opportunity for growth on the horizon.

“The growth may not be at the same rate we saw in 2020-21, but as a recent example, from October 2024 to October 2025 we saw a 3.4% growth in the market,” Wyant said. “2026 is projected to see an increase in sales, especially if interest rates drop and affordability improves.”

As such, according to a report from the Pacific West Association of Realtors, Long Beach home prices were up 4.3% compared to October 2024, selling for a median price of $850,000. On average, homes in Long Beach were selling after 54 days on the market compared to 46 days in 2024. There were 233 homes sold in October 2025, down from 241 in October 2024.

And in March 2025, Money Talks News rated Long Beach the sixth hottest real estate market in the United States.

Wyant has been in the real estate business for 15 years. She is part of the six-person Team Pennywise Real Estate Group/Keller Williams Pacific Estates.

The office is at 2883 E. Spring St., in the heart of Long Beach and near the airport. Staff includes one dedicated agent to serve the Spanish speaking market.

“Our business is anchored in service and commitment to our clients,” Wyant said.

With the market as it is, Wyant said the biggest challenges are related to affordability.

“We are working with lenders on creative financing plans, meeting with clients sooner than later to educate them on the market and home buying process and connecting them to the lender that best fits their needs,” she said.

What’s attractive to homebuyers, Wyant said, is that Long Beach is one of the last affordable beach cities in California. On top of that, it’s a big town with a small town vibe.

“With easy proximity to both downtown Los Angeles and Orange County, most places are an easy commute,” she said. “Long Beach is also making a big name for itself with a vibrant food scene where several restaurants have received Michelin stars.”

The city also sports a newly renovated airport which currently offers 41 commercial flights a day. Long Beach is seeing great opportunities for job growth, too, with several space companies having hubs there, along with a new Ford facility and the Mercedes distribution hub.

“We are also two hours from skiing at Big Bear, two hours from laying by the pool in Palm Springs and two hours from sipping wine in Santa Barbara,” Wyant said.

Wyant also touted quite a few Long Beach neighborhoods.

Wrigley and Uptown have both seen growth with new developments and increase in sales prices, she said. A fan favorite is the Cliff May Ranchos located near El Dorado Park.

“These are fun Mid Century Modern homes. and the neighbors have created their own community with neighbor-led socials, art walks and an annual community yard sale,” Wyant said. “And if spacious homes in a walkable neighborhood with a huge sense of community is important to you, then keep your eye on Bixby Knolls. In fact, community is one word I think about when I think of Long Beach as a whole.”

Wyant said the city is excited that the Rose Park neighborhood is home to Heritage, a restaurant converted from a Craftsman home, which was awarded one star in the 2025 Michelin Guide.

“Brother-and-sister duo Philip and Lauren Pretty run the kitchen and front of house, respectively, curating an experience that’s relaxed, but gets the details just right,” the Guide said.

Whatever the market may hold, what makes being a real estate agent rewarding is being a part of making people’s dreams of home ownership come true, Wyant said.

“I enjoy guiding people on one of the biggest financial decisions of their life,” she said. “There are times when I share personal life experiences that have given me the empathy to sit with families and guide them during some hard times, such as trust sales or divorce – and times that are joyous, when people find a place to truly call home.”

“We are two hours from skiing at Big Bear, two hours from laying by the pool in Palm Springs and two hours from sipping wine in Santa Barbara.”

– Susan Wyant, realtor, Team Pennywise-Keller Williams Pacific Estates

City of Hope

Orange County’s cancer specialty hospital is built for a single purpose: saving lives

When Jeff Fitzhugh toured City of Hope’s new cancer specialty hospital, opening later this year in Irvine, he didn’t expect to become emotional. But for Fitzhugh, a City of Hope grateful patient living with multiple myeloma, the thought of the hope others like him will experience there hit home.

“To see where City of Hope has come and what they are offering other patients that are following me — it’s amazing. People who are going to be diagnosed with cancer after me — they get to start here,” Fitzhugh said.

The only cancer specialty hospital in Orange County isn’t just progress. It is a seismic shift in what’s possible — led by City of Hope, one of the largest and most advanced cancer research and treatment organizations in the United States. The facility saw its National Medical Center ranked among the nation’s top cancer centers by a U.S. News & World Report.

Located on City of Hope’s 72-acre academic research campus in Irvine and seamlessly connected to City of Hope Orange County Lennar Foundation Cancer Center, the hospital completes the continuum of care for patients and ushers in a new era of hope and innovation that will continue to grow.

“Where other hospitals and health systems must serve the broad spectrum of health conditions in our community, every physician and staff member at our cancer specialty hospital is solely focused on cancer,” said Nishan Tchekmedyian, M.D., deputy physician-in-chief, City of Hope Orange County. “Comprehensive cancer care under one roof, closer to home, individualized to deliver better outcomes and better quality of life. City of Hope is different, and it makes all the difference for our patients.”

A level of advanced cancer care that is difficult to find elsewhere

Access to a full continuum of care is vital for people with cancer. The highly specialized cancer care offered at the 73-bed hospital includes:

·  Ground-breaking treatments: Complex cancer surgeries, stem cell transplantation, immunotherapies and other leading-edge cancer treatments.

·  Multidisciplinary care: A comprehensive facility where City of Hope team members can collaborate on treatment plans all in one place.

·  Evaluation and Treatment Center (ETC): City of Hope patients with urgent care needs related to their cancer or their cancer treatment will be treated by experts familiar with their treatment plan and its complexities.

·  Breakthrough clinical trials: Expanded access to more than 700 Phase 1 to 3 clinical trials led by City of Hope.

·  State-of-the-art medical equipment: The most advanced technologies in cancer care, including the da Vinci Robot surgical system.

·  Extensive supportive care resources: Nutrition counseling, psychosocial support groups, rehabilitation services, and an immersive spiritual care center.

This isn’t standard cancer care. This is lifesaving cancer care. This is Hope.

City of Hope’s regional network of advanced cancer care includes two locations in Long Beach: City of Hope Long Beach Elm and City of Hope Long Beach Worsham. Visit CityofHope.org/OC or call (888) 333-HOPE (4673).

MemorialCare Miller Children’s & Women’s Hospital

Long Beach hospitals strengthen community health & wellness

Depression, anxiety, and other mental health conditions are becoming a growing epidemic among youth. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, 3.7 million adolescents, ages 12 to 17, are affected by mental health conditions. MemorialCare Miller Children’s & Women’s Hospital Long Beach is committed to protecting and advocating for youth mental health.

To continue to bring awareness and address pediatric mental health, Miller Children’s & Women’s Hospital organized its fourth annual Mental Health Symposium to discuss ways adults can advocate for and protect children’s mental health.

The panel featured a lineup of various community mental health experts who shared their expertise and perspective, as well as their personal experiences with advocating for children’s struggles with mental health in their field.

Topics discussed included the mind-body connection, physical symptoms of anxiety and coping skills, gender norms and Asian American and Pacific Islander cultural differences.

“The mind-body connection is powerful. Physical health and mental health are closely in connection and impact one another, and that’s why health care providers must work collaboratively to treat children,” said Christina Zavalza, pediatric psychologist, Miller Children’s & Women’s Hospital. “Chronic stress has negative effects on a child’s body, and stress can come from multiple areas in a child’s life. These physical symptoms of stress may present in children through sleep disturbances, headaches, stomachaches, decreased appetite, or changes in eating patterns.”

Some of the stressors discussed included peer pressure, political and social unrest, violence in the community, family discord, change, and parental separation or divorce.

In addition, attendees participated in a question-and-answer session that fostered a sense of community, giving concerned parents, teachers, employees, and others an opportunity to receive the answers to the questions they had to help youth and destigmatize the conversation surrounding mental health.

The speakers encouraged guests to converse with the children or youth in their lives, be curious about social, emotional, behavioral, and physical changes in youth, provide emotional support to youth, build coping skills in youth, focus on and promote physical health such as a proper sleep schedule, exercise, and a healthy diet.

Miller Children’s and Women’s Hospital continues to provide a safe space where mental health is prioritized.

To learn more, please visit memorialcare.org/services/emotional-and-mental-well-being.

Dignity Health - St. Mary Medical Center

A century of compassionate care, led by the Care Center’s 40 years in the fight against HIV

For more than a century, Dignity Health - St. Mary Medical Center (SMMC), a proud member of CommonSpirit Health, has stood as a beacon of health and healing for Long Beach and surrounding communities.

Established in 1923 by the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word, its commitment to providing high-quality, compassionate care remains steadfast. SMMC is especially proud to spotlight a monumental milestone: the 40th anniversary of its pioneering CARE Center, an enduring dedication to addressing critical public health needs and continued commitment to ending the HIV epidemic.

SMMC operates as a comprehensive acute care hospital, offering a wide array of services. Equipped with 360 licensed beds, it provides 24/7 emergency medicine as a Level II Trauma Center, ensuring expert care when it matters most. Specialized programs include a renowned cardiac and vascular center, thrombectomy-capable stroke care, minimally invasive surgeries, radiation oncology, family clinic care, and comprehensive maternal and child health services. SMMC’s commitment to patient safety is recognized with an “A” Hospital Safety Grade from The Leapfrog Group for Fall 2025, alongside five-star ratings for various specialties, including cardiac and critical care.

At the heart of SMMC’s mission, particularly for the LGBTQ+ community and those affected by HIV, is the CARE Center. Celebrating its 40th anniversary in 2026, the CARE Center was established in 1986 during the nascent stages of the AIDS epidemic, when fear and stigma often overshadowed medical care.

The impact of the CARE Center is profound in the lives of its patients and in public health. The National Institutes of Health (NIH) emphasizes that people living with HIV who maintain an undetectable viral load through antiretroviral therapy (ART) cannot sexually transmit the virus to others, a scientific truth summarized as “Undetectable = Untransmittable” (U=U).

“The CARE Center’s dedication to integrated services for HIV, STIs, and other social determinants of health directly aligns with the City of Long Beach’s HIV Syndemic Strategy, which aims to reduce new HIV infections and promote overall community well-being,” said Paul Lovely, Executive Director at the CARE Center. “Its patient viral suppression rates, significantly higher than the state average, are a testament to its success in helping people achieve U=U and contribute to ending the HIV epidemic in our community.”

SMMC and the CARE Center are consistently recognized as high performers in LGBTQ+ healthcare equality by the Human Rights Campaign Foundation’s Healthcare Equality Index (HEI), reflecting their commitment to equitable and inclusive care.

“As SMMC embarks on another year of service, the hospital honors the four decades of healing and advocacy spearheaded by the CARE Center,” said Carolyn Caldwell, President and CEO of SMMC. “Its legacy is a powerful example of the hospital’s unwavering mission to care for the vulnerable, innovate in the face of health crises, and champion health equity for all in Long Beach.”

For information on SMMC and the CARE Center, visit dignityhealth.org/stmary or dignityhealth.org/care.

Ones to Watch

Founded by Kathryn Wells, MPA, The Wellsbridge Group helps businesses and nonprofits integrate purpose into strategy. By advising on philanthropy, partnerships, and impact-driven growth, the firm connects people, passion, and purpose, shaping a more values-driven and resilient future for Long Beach and beyond.
wellsbridgegroup.com

The John Ellis Company supports startups through mid-market entities with business and tax advisory services. With a focus on strategy, profitability, and minimizing tax burdens, the firm delivers thoughtful guidance to both businesses and individuals. Where Precision Makes the Difference. Beyond just accounting – Enhancing bottom lines™

Located in the heart of Downtown Long Beach, Minuteman Press provides high-quality digital, offset, and wide-format printing and design services for conventions, conferences, weddings, and special events. With fast turnaround times and free delivery, their team helps businesses and organizations bring projects to life on time and on budget.

The Children’s Dental Health Clinic (CDHC) is a nonprofit with a nearly 100-year history of partnering with the Greater Long Beach community. CDHC provides comprehensive and specialty dental care to children with the greatest need, including disabled and medically compromised patients, while also offering hands-on training for future dental professionals. https://cdhc.org/

Founded in 1923, Metro is a trusted leader in maritime terminal operations. Rooted in integrity, innovation, and service, Metro has proudly served the Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles for more than a century, setting industry standards in environmental stewardship and operational excellence.

For 25+ years, Creative Productions has delivered big-brand results from its Long Beach headquarters. An award-winning, woman-owned agency, we specialize in strategy, branding, creative, digital, focus groups, and public relations. Trusted by leading companies across entertainment, sports, automotive, transportation, government, nonprofit, and education, we combine deep experience with local commitment to produce measurable, high-impact marketing solutions. Consulting or full-service agency.
www.creativeproductions.com

Reviving nostalgia, one arcade at a time. A standout in Long Beach’s entertainment scene, I Got Next Retro Arcade Sales buys, sells, repairs, and rents classic arcade and pinball machines. They also offer collectibles, vintage consoles, and a podcast studio space. Blending retro charm with community spirit, they’re powering up Long Beach’s love for gaming. igotnextretroarcadesales.com

At Ash Dental Studio, patient care comes first. The newly built office features modern technology and a welcoming atmosphere designed to put patients at ease. With a friendly team and a commitment to quality care, Ash Dental Studio looks forward to welcoming new patients.

Pacific Business Partners is a growing outsourced professional services firm offering white-glove accounting, branding, marketing, workflow operations, and strategic business consulting across multiple industries. The firm is committed to cultivating local talent and delivering personalized, high-quality service. Its bi-monthly in-person Innovator Mastermind cohort has become a valuable resource for entrepreneurs building strong business foundations. www.pacificbp.com

When organizational challenges arise, they often stem from people, process, or strategy. Led by CEO & Founder Robyn Ames, Elevate PPS brings more than 25 years of leadership experience helping organizations align their teams, streamline operations, and turn strategy into results. Elevate PPS partners with organizations to lead with purpose and adapt with confidence through customized, actionable plans. robynames.com | [email protected] | 908-291-2161 (call/text) | LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/robynames

American Plus Bank

Do you bank with a Bank or a Community Banker?

American Plus Bank

Your Community, Your Bank, Your Success!

www.bankaplus.com | (562) 436-9800

Behind the Businesses

A feature spotlighting the stories, people & purpose behind our Chamber members

Concept Lab Marketing

For those who may not be familiar, what is Concept Lab Marketing and what inspired its creation?

Too many agencies are focused on extracting value from communities instead of investing in them. Concept Lab Marketing is a creative marketing agency that sits at the intersection of strategic storytelling, community service and scalable systems. We support organizations and mission-driven brands that are deeply rooted in community impact, healthcare access and consumer well-being. Rooted in empathy, culture and purpose, our work elevates our clients’ message with creativity and data-driven frameworks, with very human-centered campaigns.

Concept Lab is very rooted in the community. What does “community-centered work” mean to your team?

For us, it isn’t a tagline — it’s a responsibility. Designing campaigns that honor culture, elevate voices, and reflect the lived realities of the people we serve aligns with our own passion for improving life conditions, especially for the underserved. For every campaign, we ask: Who is this serving? Does it empower them? Does it create value, access or clarity?

What is something clients might not see behind the scenes that reflects the heart of your agency?

How personally we take our clients’ impact. Their wins feel like ours because we consider them long-term partners, not vendors. Our team researches deeply, analyzing behavioral patterns, exploring cultural insights, building automation systems, and refining creativity — always through the lens of how it will resonate with real people, in order to help real people. That’s about as personal as it gets.

What’s something people may not know about Concept Lab that you wish more businesses understood?

On the surface we may appear like any other creative agency — but in fact, we’re a full-stack strategic partner. Our team can function as an extension of an existing marketing department or operate independently. We can plug into existing workflows, solve bandwidth gaps, and build sustainable systems all with a robust infrastructure of automation, CRM design, patient and customer journey mapping, paid media, performance dashboards, and system-wide support.

Terranea Resort

What makes Terranea a unique destination within Southern California’s luxury hospitality landscape?

Terranea stands apart with its stunning oceanfront setting, immersive coastal experiences, and thoughtful, guest-centered service. It blends the feel of a secluded escape with the sophistication of a luxury resort, creating a stay that feels both elevated and effortlessly relaxed.

What recent initiative, highlight or enhancement at the resort are you most proud of?

Our spa recently underwent a $4.5 million transformation, elevating both its design and the depth of its wellness offerings. The result is a serene, world-class sanctuary that redefines the guest experience in a beautifully thoughtful way.

What’s an aspect of the resort — an activity, program or offering — that more guests should know about?

One offering more guests should know about is our partnership with Lexus, which provides resort guests complimentary access to a luxury vehicle for up to three hours. It’s an incredible perk that allows visitors to explore the surrounding coastline, nearby attractions, or local hidden gems without the need to rent a car. This added freedom makes the Terranea stay even more seamless and memorable.

What’s ahead for Terranea? Any upcoming experiences or plans you’re excited to share?

Terranea is entering an exciting new chapter, with a property-wide renovation beginning in 2026 — from reimagined meeting spaces to fully refreshed guest rooms in 2027. These enhancements will elevate every corner of the resort, ensuring Terranea emerges more luxurious, contemporary, and inspiring than ever.

Raising Cane’s

What makes your Long Beach location unique compared to other Raising Cane’s restaurants?

This location features an immersive art experience with hand-painted murals by Grammy award-winning Long Beach artist Dave Van Patten. Most notably the two drive thru lanes, featuring day to night graphics that are a “love letter to Long Beach.”

When guests walk into your Long Beach location, what’s the one thing you hope they immediately feel or experience?

“I think that Long Beach represents just a really great culture, a very community-minded culture, a very humble and welcoming culture. I think it represents kindness,” Restaurant Muralist Dave Van Patten

What’s something people may not know about Raising Cane’s?

Our commitment to active community involvement. The organization has always been active in neighborhoods where it places restaurants, supporting over 30,000 local organizations. Every day, people spend family dinners, post-game celebrations, and other memorable moments with us. Because our communities have helped us grow, we’re able to give back. Guests can visit Canesandcommunity.com for more information

What’s ahead for 2025 — anything new, noteworthy, or exciting that you’re looking forward to sharing with your customers?

We recently opened a flagship location at Universal CityWalk (12/11) and are looking forward to expanding in the SoCal area.

ReEnergized

For those discovering ReEnergized for the first time, how would you describe what you do — and why it matters?

ReEnergized helps busy people feel like themselves again. We combine hyperbaric oxygen therapy, cryotherapy, and red light therapy to reduce inflammation, restore energy, and accelerate recovery—all in a way that fits real, busy lives. Our goal is simple: Help you feel better without losing time you don’t have.

What inspired the creation of ReEnergized and your wellness philosophy?

ReEnergized was born from personal experience. Raphael used hyperbaric oxygen therapy to avoid back surgery after a herniated disc, and I (Sean) rebuilt my own health while juggling multiple businesses and raising three kids. We created a space where anyone—especially people pulled in ten directions—can heal and recharge without sacrificing family or work.

What makes ReEnergized different for parents and small business owners who juggle so much?

We build everything around saving you time. Whether it’s our memberships, à la carte services, or at-home boutique wellness options, we provide wholesale pricing that lets you recover on your schedule. We’re not just another wellness shop—we’re here to help you protect your energy, your health, and the moments that matter most.

What do you hope people feel after visiting ReEnergized?

We want people to leave feeling clearer, lighter, and more energized. If you walk out with more strength to show up for your family and your work, then we’ve done our job. Health should give you more time, not take it.

Kiiwi

Tell us a little about Kiiwi — what inspired the business and what problem does it solve?

Kiiwi was born from a simple idea. Create a platform that drives real-time foot traffic into every kind of business. Merchants can turn deals on or off anytime, keeping full control and real profits while gaining new customers. We are redefining local commerce with a fun, human touch — blending technology with genuine support. Many of our team members live and work in Long Beach, and we are proud to stay hands-on and connected.

What makes your company stand out in the Long Beach business community?

Kiiwi is 100% community-driven. We are redefining how people discover local spots through real-time, gamified offers and live activations that bring neighborhoods to life. Our team is out in the city daily — partnering with merchants, creating buzz, and turning digital engagement into real foot traffic. We don’t just market Long Beach businesses. We energize them, driving customers right to their doors. We could have chosen any city in America to launch in. We chose Long Beach.

How has being part of the Long Beach Area Chamber of Commerce supported your business or goals so far?

The Chamber has been an incredible launchpad for Kiiwi. They have opened doors to influential local businesses, introduced us to city leaders, and helped validate us as a proud Long Beach startup. Their network and support have been instrumental in connecting us with the right partners as we spotlight select merchants through activation events designed to drive major foot traffic and record-breaking sales

What’s next for Kiiwi? Any upcoming projects, initiatives, or partnerships you’re excited about?

We are preparing a series of exclusive merchant activations across Long Beach. Real-world events that showcase our partner businesses and bring communities together. Each activation will spotlight a different local merchant and turn their location into a live Kiiwi experience that drives visibility, excitement and real time sales. Our focus is simple: Help local businesses thrive while making Long Beach the blueprint for our national expansion.

In one sentence — what’s the message you’d like readers to take away about Kiiwi?

Real-time deals, wherever you are! Connecting every kind of business with every kind of shopper and everyone wins.

Focus on Education

LBS Financial Credit Union has spent 90 years supporting the Long Beach community

By Mike Danahey

LBS Financial Credit Union marked its 90th anniversary in 2025 in ways that included branch celebrations, an employee picnic, and $90,000 in donations locally.

In its 90th year, LBS Financial also acquired naming rights to the California State University Long Beach sports and events venue, formerly known as the Walter Pyramid, continuing involvement and support for the community it serves.

“Our relationship with CSULB dates back over 70 years,” said LBS Financial Credit Union President & CEO Sean Hardeman. “We are about Long Beach and especially the educational community, so it was a perfect alignment for LBS Financial Credit Union to be the naming rights sponsor for the Pyramid.”

The Credit Union has had a branch on campus at Beach Shops since 2018 and an ATM on campus for decades. It was the presenting sponsor in 2024 for CSULB’s 75th anniversary. And a lot of its membership growth comes from the university’s students, faculty and staff at CSULB.

“Our sponsorship is not just about naming a building, but about extending more awareness on campus about the Credit Union, engaging with students in more financial literacy opportunities, and so much more,” Hardeman said. “We are excited about the sponsorship supporting student athletics and growing their vision for the program.”

In September, the Credit Union donated a total of $90,000 to nine foundations and non-profit organizations focused on education that were instrumental to the credit union’s growth over the years.

Starting with just 28 members in 1935, LBS Financial has grown to have more than 140,000 members today. Its membership not only represents the local educational community but those that live or work in Long Beach and surrounding communities. The credit union has seven branches, with five of them in Long Beach. By asset size, LBS Financial is in the top 300 of more than 4,500 credit unions across the United States. And it is the 25th largest credit union in Southern California.

“We were one of the first credit unions in the U.S. and continue to thrive without really expanding far from our roots in Long Beach,” Hardeman said.

In turn, LBS Financial helps Long Beach flourish through various projects.

One such effort over the past 14 years has been cleaning up Junipero Beach 2-3 times a year. There’s also a community shred event that’s free each year at the Long Beach Marina branch, open to everyone.

Annual hygiene drives support the basic needs programs at Long Beach City College and Cerritos College to help stock their pantries each year. The Credit Union also adopts three schools a year to provide school supplies and other wish-list items.

In 2024, employees and their friends and family volunteered more than 630 hours to the Long Beach community.

Events included helping the Assistance League of Long Beach prepare backpacks with supplies and uniforms for students in Long Beach Unified School District, supporting a local non-profit with a food distribution to needy families, and providing fully staffed Bite of Reality financial literacy events for hundreds of high school students in Long Beach.

Local donations and sponsorships from the Credit Union in 2024 totaled more than $198,000. That includes giving annual scholarships to local high school and college students.

While the local community benefits from LBS Financial’s support, its members are the primary focus. The Credit Union’s income allows it to provide competitive rates, lower fees and improved services. The Credit Union’s members are its shareholders and benefit by the success of the Credit Union.

“It’s an honor to serve the Long Beach community,” Hardeman said. “Our not-for-profit status and structure allow us to be crystal clear in our focus on the membership and the community we serve.”

“We are excited about the sponsorship supporting student athletics and growing their vision for the program.”

– Sean Hardeman, LBS Financial Credit Union President & CEO

Undeniable Potential

Businesses are seeing success by growing in Long Beach

By Mike Danahey

As Mayor Rex Richardson notes, companies from all over the world are seeing the momentum and potential that exists in Long Beach and are choosing to bring or grow their businesses in the friendly, international city.

“From spearheading the revitalization of advanced manufacturing in California, accelerating affordable housing development, and investing in our vibrant arts, culture and tourism sectors, the work that we’ve done here is a testament to the undeniable potential that exists in Long Beach,” Richardson said last summer during his third Grow Long Beach presentation.

Grow Long Beach, an initiative to spur growth of the city’s industry sectors, is but one of the programs and projects driving smart and sustainable growth, investment and jobs to build a diverse economy where everyone thrives.

Those efforts are overseen by the office now known as the Long Beach Department of Economic Development & Opportunity.

The department’s webpage is a great place to learn about endeavors such as:

•  The Long Beach Amphitheater: A 12,000-seat outdoor venue adjacent to the Queen Mary, which is set to open in spring 2026 and to bring top-flight entertainment and thousands of visitors to the city’s downtown.

•  Small business programs: Small business is big business in Long Beach. Undertakings to that effect include the Biz Care Program, which provides information regarding grants, loans, technical assistance and other support; Level Up LB: Extreme Small Business Makeover and Grant Program, which is designed to propel small businesses towards success and sustainability; and the Visual Improvement Program, which grants direct financial relief to local small businesses and nonprofits impacted by crime and vandalism.

•  Employer and workforce programs: Among these efforts are the Long Beach Public Service Corps, a mayoral priority that fosters economic inclusion and expands opportunities for residents so they can develop successful career paths into public service and the Space Beach Youth Workforce Summer Camp, a two-week, immersive, high-impact program intended to prepare and inspire the next generation of aerospace professionals.

All the above compliments the city’s strategies to bolster aerospace and aviation, tourism and hospitality, health care and education and other key industry sectors.

They are building on the success of Long Beach, which has added more than 4,100 good-paying, family-supporting jobs since 2023 and which in 2025 became the busiest port in the United States.

Long Beach is also in the midst of a building boom, with more than $1.3 billion in housing and commercial development underway in 2025.

That growth includes expansions and investments from automotive giants Toyota, Mercedes-Benz, Ford and newcomer Slate, a next-generation electric vehicle company that unveiled its product line in April at Long Beach Airport.

The city’s Space Beach – the growing number of aerospace businesses located in the city – includes Rocket Lab, Relativity Space, Rebel Space, True Anomaly and VAST. VAST moved to the city in 2023 and now employs more than 1,000 people.

This past summer, Relativity Space launched its Dark Matter Lab, which focuses on hightech experimentation as well as moonshot research and development. And, based at Long Beach Airport, Critical Loop is working to develop a 100-megawatt-hour energy storage hub by sometime in 2026.

On top of that, Long Beach is gearing up for its role in the 2028 Summer Olympics and Paralympics. The city will stage 18 sporting events across seven venues during the games.

As Mayor Richardson put it, “From its beautiful downtown waterfront to its parks citywide and the cutting edge technologies that are blossoming in the city, pushing the boundaries of innovation, from spearheading the revival of advanced manufacturing in California, accelerating affordable housing development, investing in our vibrant arts, culture and tourism sectors, the work that we’ve done here is a testament to the undeniable potential that exists in Long Beach.”

Port of Long Beach Building for Competitive, Sustainable Future

$3.2 billion capital improvement plan maximizes efficiency, capacity

As a global leader in operational excellence, the Port of Long Beach is building for the future by investing $3.2 billion in capital improvements over the next 10 years to enhance capacity, competitiveness and sustainability.

The 2026 fiscal year budget for capital projects totals $405.4 million, or nearly half of the Port’s spending, to prepare for the growing demands of global trade. The Port’s infrastructure program aims to build the most modern facilities in North America by replacing aging infrastructure with new, environmentally sustainable marine terminals.

The Port’s largest project, the Pier B On-Dock Rail Support Facility, continues construction with plans to add six new locomotive tracks in 2026. When completed in 2032, the $1.8 billion facility will shift more cargo from trucks to trains, tripling the volume of on-dock rail capacity handled annually. The advanced rail hub will help speed cargo through the San Pedro Bay ports complex and integrate seamlessly with national railroad operators. Each on-dock train departing the Port eliminates about 750 truck trips worth of cargo, mitigating emissions and traffic on local roads and reducing the impact of port operations on surrounding communities.

In July, International Transportation Service at Pier G broke ground on a $365 million terminal expansion project at the Port that creates 19 acres of new land to stack cargo containers. The new land will be created by filling an unused slip with about 2.5 million cubic yards of reused sediment from the Port’s Main Channel in addition to dirt dredged from Newport Harbor at Newport Beach. Scheduled for completion in late 2028, the $365 million terminal expansion project also creates a single, continuous wharf, 3,400 feet long, allowing the terminal to simultaneously house two of the industry’s largest cargo vessels.

In partnership with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the Port is planning a Channel Deepening Project to provide deeper, wider channels and allow the largest liquid bulk cargo and container ships to more easily access the harbor, speeding goods movement and improving the environment. Dredging is projected to start in 2028 on the project, which also deepens the Long Beach Approach Channel from 76 to 80 feet.

Environmental studies are also underway for Pier Wind, a proposed 400-acre terminal to assemble floating offshore wind turbines that would be towed by sea from the Port of Long Beach to lease areas in Central and Northern California. Along with strengthening U.S. energy independence and reliability, Pier Wind would create jobs, help the Port meet rising energy demands and add to the state’s portfolio of renewable energy.

The Port is also building up its digital infrastructure with a data solution known as the “Supply Chain Information Highway,” which offers the industry a flexible, safe source of data, giving operators the information they need, when they need it. Additional features are coming soon, including export and rail cargo visibility, the exchange of data between foreign ports and a universal truck appointment system that will allow trucking companies to make appointments through a single, cohesive system at the Port of Long Beach and the Port of Los Angeles.

Travel Starts Here

Experience America’s coolest airport™

Picture planes soaring high above the palm trees at Long Beach Airport (LGB), where relaxing beachside vibes conveniently connect Southern California to 21 nonstop destinations across the U.S. and more than 400 one-stop connections to cities worldwide.

Officially trademarked as America’s coolest airport™, LGB offers a distinctively stress-free experience and first-class service — conveniently located between Los Angeles and Orange counties. It’s ranked second in the nation by The Washington Post and continues to earn high praise from travelers who appreciate its easygoing atmosphere. Passengers at LGB can conveniently choose to fly with major carriers such as Delta Air Lines, Hawaiian Airlines and Southwest Airlines.

Established in 1923, California’s oldest municipal airport is both a landmark of aviation and a showcase of timeless design serving today’s modern travelers. The iconic 1941 historic terminal, which recently underwent a major restoration, stands proudly alongside 21st century facilities, such as LGB’s ticketing lobby, bag claim and state-of-the-art checked baggage inspection system. Roadway loop improvements and a new security lane added this year ensure travel is even smoother from curb to gate.

At 1,166 acres with three runways, the airport’s robust aviation activity includes commercial air service, military operations and one of the nation’s busiest general aviation communities. The campus is also home to a unique mix of office buildings, retail and industrial facilities, a hotel and a golf course — making LGB a dynamic economic engine and a hub for aerospace companies in the region.

The Airport itself — which is a self-supporting enterprise of the City of Long Beach and does not receive local tax dollars — accounts for nearly $1.6 billion in economic impact and supports more than 10,000 jobs, according to 2019 estimates. The broader Long Beach Aviation Complex generates $8.6 billion in economic impact and supports nearly 46,000 jobs in the region. Together, these operations reinforce LGB’s role as a cornerstone of Southern California’s aviation economy.

On the horizon, LGB is preparing for the future with $37 million in infrastructure upgrades that will modernize the passenger concourse — just in time for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic and Paralympic Games. An additional $5.4 million in new and improved concessions will further elevate the travel experience.

Whether travelers are relaxing by a fire pit in the lush open-air concourse or enjoying live music and locally inspired dining that reflect the city’s vibrant culture, LGB offers an experience that’s uniquely Long Beach — where the vibe is cool and the going is easy.

Learn more at lgb.org.

City Of Long Beach Phone Numbers

SERVICES

ADA Accessibility Issues (562) 570-6257

Affordable Housing – Section 8 (562) 570-6985

Airport (562) 570-2619

Animal Care Services/Animal Village (562) 570-7387

Bicycle-Friendly Initiatives (562) 570-6334

Birth Certificates (562) 570-4305

Building Permits (562) 570-5237

Business Assistance (866) 848-3321

Business Licenses (562) 570-6211

Charter Cable Service (866) 499-8080

Citizen Police Complaint Commission (562) 570-6891

City Auditor’s Fraud Hotline (888) 372-8307

City Council Agendas (562) 570-6101

City Elections (562) 570-6101

City Job Hotline (562) 570-6201

Code Enforcement (562) 570-CODE

Community Emergency Response Team (562) 570-2525

Community Service Workers Program (562) 570-5650

Death Certificates (562) 570-4305

Disaster Preparedness Information (562) 570-9250

Doing Business With The City (562) 570-6361

Electricity, Turn On/Off (SCE) (800) 684-8123

Employment Assistance (562) 570-WORK

Family Learning Centers (Library) (562) 570-6291

Family Planning Services (562) 570-4315

Fire Department Community Services (562) 570-5233

Fire – Non Emergency (562) 570-9400

Fire Prevention (562) 570-2560

Gang Tip Hotline (562) 570-7130

Garage Sales Permits (562) 570-6211

Gas Bills, Turn On/Off (562) 570-5700

Graffiti Hotline (562) 570-2773

Harbor Patrol Dispatch (562) 283-7820

Hate Crimes/Human Dignity (562) 570-6730

Housing Programs (562) 570-6949

Immunizations (including travel) (562) 570-4315

Library (562) 570-7500

Long Beach TV (LBTV) (562) 570-1122

Narcotics Tip Line (562) 570-7125

Nuisance Abatement (562) 570-7169

Neighborhood Resource Center (562) 570-1010

Parking Citations (562) 570-6822

Police – Non Emergency & Anonymous (562) 435-6711

Port Trade and Community Relations (562) 283-7700

Pothole Repair (562) 570-2726

Recreation Programs (562) 570-3100

Refuse/Recycling Services (562) 570-2876

Sewer Problems (562) 570-2390

Shoes on Utility Lines (562) 570-2700

Shopping Cart Removal (800) 252-4613

Sidewalk and Curb Repair (562) 570-2700

Special Events & Filming Permits (562) 570-5333

Stormwater Pollution Prevention (562) 570-3867

STD/HIV Testing and Counseling (562) 570-4315

Street Lights (562) 570-2700

Street Sweeping (562) 570-2890

Telephone Service (Verizon) (800) 837-4966

Trash Bills – Turn On/Off (562) 570-5700

Tree Trimming (562) 570-2770

Traffic Signals, Signs and Stripping (562) 570-2700

Frontier FIOS TV (800) 921-8101

Water Bills – Turn On/Off (562) 570-5700

Water Waster Hotline (562) 570-2455

Youth Opportunity Center (562) 570-4700

EMERGENCY NUMBERS

Fire/Police Emergency 911

Gas Emergency (562) 570-2140

Illegal Storm Drain Dumping (562) 570-3867

Water Emergency (562) 570-2390

CITY DEPARTMENTS

City Clerk (562) 570-6101

City Manager’s Office (562) 570-6711

Civil Service (562) 570-6202

Development Services (562) 570-5237

Disaster Preparedness and Emergency
Communications (562) 570-9250

Energy Resources (562) 570-2000

Financial Management (562) 570-6237

Fire (562) 570-2500

Harbor (562) 283-7000

Health and Human Services (562) 570-4000

Human Resources (562) 570-6621

Library Services (562) 570-7500

Long Beach Airport (562) 570-2619

Parks, Recreation and Marine (562) 570-3100

Police (562) 570-7260

Public Works (562) 570-6383

Technology & Innovation (562) 570-6455

Water (562) 570-2300

Mayor Rex Richardson

District 1 Councilwoman Mary Zendejas

District 2 Councilwoman Cindy Allen

District 3 Councilwoman Kristina Duggan

District 4 Councilman Daryl Supernaw

District 5 Councilwoman Megan Kerr

District 6 Councilwoman Suely Saro

District 7 Councilman Roberto Uranga, Vice Mayor

District 8 Councilman Tunua Thrash Ntuk

District 9 Councilwoman Dr. Joni Ricks-Oddie

City Attorney Dawn McIntosh

City Auditor Laura Doud

City Prosecutor Doug Haubert

A Premier Chamber in California

The Long Beach business organization since 1891

The Long Beach Area Chamber of Commerce has proudly served the Long Beach business community since its founding in 1891. As one of the largest chambers in California, we represent nearly 1,000 businesses and nonprofits across the Long Beach region. Our mission is clear: to act as the catalyst for business growth, a convener of leaders and influencers, and a champion for a stronger community.

With a legacy of leadership, education, and advocacy, The Chamber is committed to ensuring the Long Beach area prospers in the 21st century. Our dedication to the community has positioned us as a premier chamber in California, recognized by 17 consecutive President’s Circle Awards. This award honors our excellence in business advocacy and our commitment to helping businesses stay compliant with California employment laws.

Beyond advocacy, The Chamber is deeply committed to the Long Beach community. We recognize that a strong business community contributes to the overall quality of life, making Long Beach a better place to live and work. Our events, such as the Entrepreneur of the Year Awards, highlight the innovation and achievements that drive our local economy.

The Chamber’s legacy of leadership and service is built on our belief that collaboration, innovation, and strategic advocacy are the keys to success. Whether you are a small company or an established enterprise, The Chamber provides the tools, connections, and support you need to thrive.

Join us in shaping the future of Long Beach. For more information on membership and how you can make an impact, visit us at www.lbchamber.com.

2025-2026 Chairman’s Circle Members

Emerald

California State University, Long Beach

Dignity Health - St. Mary Medical Center

Don Temple Storage

MemorialCare

Port of Long Beach

Diamond

AES Alamitos

Marathon Petroleum Corporation

Moffatt & Nichol

P2S

Southern California Edison

Valero Wilmington Refinery

Platinum

California Resources Corporation

Charter

City of Hope

City National Bank

Hyatt Regency Long Beach

LBS Financial Credit Union

Long Beach City College/Small Business Development Center

TABC, Inc./Toyota

Watson Land Company

Gold

Amazon

Boeing

Cambrian Homecare

Chick-fil-A at the Long Beach Towne Center

Crown Castle

DENSO Products & Services Americas, Inc.

Farmers & Merchants Bank

Hotel Maya

Kaiser Permanente South Bay Medical Center

Kiiwi

Long Beach Airport

Mitsubishi Cement Corporation

Southwest Airlines

Theodora Oringher

Westin Long Beach

Wells Fargo Bank

Silver

Air Products

American Plus Bank

BYD

Enterprise Mobility

Fairmont Breakers Long Beach

Intertrend Communications

Molina Healthcare

Republic Services

SA Recycling LLC

Signal Hill Petroleum

Shoreline Village

UHS Insurance Agency

Union Pacific Railroad

Verizon Wireless

Walmart

Western States Petroleum Association

Bronze

AMAROK

American Business Bank

AT&T

BluPrint Home Loans

Boos & Associates

Brascia Builders

Bryson

Catalina Express

Forest Lawn

Halbert Hargrove

IKE Smart City

Long Beach Blast

Museum of Latin American Art

PBF Energy

SCAN Health Plan

Special Olympics Southern California

Starbucks Coffee Co

The Queen Mary

Total Network Solutions

UPS

UTI

Waymo

Windes

Leadership Cabinet 2025-2026

HEATHER SUMMERS

Chair of the Board

LBS Financial Credit Union

SUMER TEMPLE

Immediate Past Chair

Don Temple Storage

CHRIS REESE

Chair Elect

CSULB

SCOTT BRISTOL

Chief Financial Officer

Brascia Builders, Inc.

ALICIA BERHOW

Vice Chair, Public Policy

Charter

GREG GUTHRIE

Vice Chair, Economic Development

Hotel Maya

JON Mesko

Vice Chair, Membership

Long Beach BLAST

TRINI JIMENEZ

Member at Large

Watson Land Company

RHIANNON ACREE

Member at Large

Cambrian Homecare

CAROLYN CALDWELL

Member at Large

St. Mary Medical Center
Long Beach

BRYCE CULLINANE

Legal Counsel, Ex-Officio Member

Theodora Oringher

Robert Beasley

Member at Large

Moffat & Nichol

FRED SUTTON

Member at Large

California Apartment Association

JEREMY HARRIS

President/CEO

Long Beach Area Chamber of Commerce

Board of Directors 2025-2026

Rhiannon Acree

Cambrian Homecare

Greg Alexander

P2S

Lisa Arias

Hyatt Regency

David Babore

American Business Bank

Robert Beasley

Moffatt & Nichol

Alicia Berhow

Charter

Scott Bristol

Brascia Builders

Cliff Buford

Southwest Airlines

Carolyn Caldwell

Dignity Health-St. Mary Medical Center

Megan Christensen

Bryson

Bryce Cullinane

Theodora Oringher

Brian Devot

Farmers & Merchants Bank

Mark Dodson

Bank of America

Monica Garcia

AES

Stephanie Garcia

MemorialCare

Kris Gragson

GK Media Inc.

Mark Guillen

Crown Castle

Greg Guthrie

Hotel Maya

Matthew Harms

Special Olympics
Southern California

Stephen Herring

Republic Services

Jeff Hoover

Boeing

Ken Houp

UHS Insurance Agency

John Howard

Chick-fil-A at the Long Beach Towne Center

Trini Jimenez

Watson Land Company

Otto Jun

DENSO Products & Services Americas, Inc.

David Koch

Halbert Hargrove

Peter Kosa

Wells Fargo Bank

Dan Lipton

Beach Cities Media LLC

Kendra Madrid

Long Beach City College

Jon Mesko

Long Beach BLAST

Guy Nicio

Windes

Seffrah Orlando

SCAN Health Plan

Nital Patel

California Resources Corporation

Maryalice Prescott

Air Products

Dr. Lourdes Ramos

MOLAA

Chris Reese

CSULB

Diego Rodriguez

City of Hope

Mitra Rogers

Amazon Web Services

Patty Senecal

WSPA

Carmen Shoemaker

AT&T

Brissa Sotelo-Vargas

Valero

Hans Stone

BluPrint Home Loans

Heather Summers

LBS Financial Credit Union

Fred Sutton

California Apartment Association

Isaac Svensson

7Sun Media

Sumer Temple

Don Temple Storage

Cheryl Vargas

Vargas Consulting

Kevin Wetzel

City National Bank

Chamber Staff

Jeremy Harris

CEO/President

Ajmaa Heggie

Controller

Judy Nelson

Vice President of Business Councils

Stuart Takehara

Vice President of Membership

Marilynn Singer

Director of Communications

Kimberly Lie

Membership Coordinator

Celeste Wilson

Government Affairs Manager

Sharlyn Ouzounian

Executive Assistant

Member Directory

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1 Audio Visual

9121 Atlanta Ave

Suite #308

Huntington Beach, CA 92646-4266

(714) 513-2000

www.1audiovisual.com

2.18 Vision

4712 E 2nd St.

Ste 218

Long Beach, CA 90803

(310) 981-6032

www.218vision.org

4GIRLS Organization, Inc

P.O. Box 41452

Long Beach, CA 90853

(562) 344-5119

www.4girls.org/

555 East American Steakhouse

555 E. Ocean Blvd.

Long Beach, CA 90802-5003

(562) 437-0626

www.555east.com

7SUN MEDIA

525 E. Seaside Way

Suite 101B

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 444-8683

7sun.media

7th St Grocery Outlet

1340 E. 7th St.

Long Beach, CA 90813

(562) 349-0393

www.groceryoutlet.com

A

A & R Corporation, Inc.

19700 Farichild Road

Suite 260

Irvine, CA 92612

(949) 396-7999

www.aandrcorp.com

A Clear Path, LLC

601 Olive Avenue

Unit I

LONG BEACH, CA 90802

(818) 400-9592

www.aclearpath.net

A. Fierce Marketing Co.

(562) 548-1250

www.afiercemarketingco.com

AAA Calvert Electrical, Heating & Air Conditioning

1348 E. 29th St.

Signal Hill, CA 90755

(562) 429-1546

www.aaacalvert.com

ABAR LAW, APC

100 W. Broadway

Suite 3000

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 480-2905

www.abarlaw.com

Ability/Tri-Modal Transportation Services, Inc.

2011 E. Carson St.

Long Beach, CA 90810-1223

(310) 522-5506 x113

www.trimodal.com

Able ARTS Work

3839 Atlantic Ave.

Long Beach, CA 90807

(562) 982-0247

www.ableartswork.org

Accurate Reprographics, Inc.

2335 Long Beach Blvd.

Long Beach, CA 90806

(562) 590-6262

www.accuratereprographics.com

Ace Handyman Services -Long Beach

11919 Valley View St.

Garden Grove, CA 92845

(714) 902-1440

www.acehandymanservices.com/offices/long-beach

Ace Relocation Systems, Inc.

189 W. Victoria St.

Long Beach, CA 90805

(310) 903-6215

www.acerelocation.com

Across the Ocean Shipping Pty Ltd

1520 N. Mountain Ave.

Suite 202

Ontario, CA 91762

(909) 219-4902

www.atoshipping.net

ACX Pacific Northwest, Inc.

920 E. Pacific Coast Hwy.

Wilmington, CA 90744

(310) 241-6229

www.acxpacific.com

Addend Financial

10280 Laurelwood Lane

Downey, CA 90242

(562) 330-1192

addendfinancial.com

Adobe Acrobat

345 Park Avenue

San Jose, CA 95110-2704

(408) 753-5826

www.adobe.com/acrobat/online/ai-chat-pdf.html

ADP

4910 Airport Plaza Dr.

Suite 215

Long Beach, CA 90815

(562) 310-4178

adp.com

Advanced Portfolio Strategies

3625 Del Amo Blvd.

Suite 190

Torrance, CA 90503

(310) 776-6549

www.advancedportfolios.com/

AECOM

300 S. Grand Ave.

9th Floor

Los Angeles, CA 90071

(213) 593-8141

www.aecom.com

AES - Alamitos Generating Station

690 N. Studebaker Road

Long Beach, CA 90803

(562) 493-7831

www.aescalifornia.com

Agency 310

3020 Old Ranch Parkway

Suite 300

Seal Beach, CA 90740

(307) 226-6747

get310.com

AGP Strategies

139 Lindero Ave.

Long Beach, CA 90803

(562) 233-5146

agpstrategies.com

Air Products

100 Oceangate

Suite 800

Long Beach, CA 90802

(949) 504-6976

www.airproducts.com

Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority

3760 Kilroy Airport Way

Suite 200

Long Beach, CA 90806

(562) 247-7777

www.acta.org

All-In Productions Casino Rentals, LLC

7222 Garden Grove Blvd.

Westminster, CA 92683

(866) 875-8628

www.All-InProductions.net

Alley Cat Deliveries

(310) 529-4839

Allied Healthcare Federal Credit Union

2801 Atlantic Ave.

Long Beach, CA 90806

(562) 933-0370

www.ahfcu.org/

Allied Projects Inc.

3702 E Anaheim Street

Long Beach, CA 90804

(562) 382-6233

www.alliedprojectsinc.com

Allison Shipping International Inc.

340 Golden Shore

Suite 200

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 435-7200

www.allisonshipping.com

Alpine Trilogy Consulting

Long Beach, CA 90807

(949) 466-8979

alpinetrilogy.com

AltaMed Long Beach PACE

1500 Hughes Way

Suite C150

Long Beach , CA 90810

(424) 489-5835

www.altamed.org/PACE

Altar Brands, LLC dba Altar Society Brewing & Coffee Co.

230 Pine Ave

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 567-7707

altarsocietybrewco.com/

Altria Client Services LLC

1415 L St.

Suite 1150

Sacramento, CA 95814

(916) 583-9300

www.altria.com

Alura Workforce Solutions

3780 Kilroy Airport Way

Suite 200

Long Beach, CA 90804

(562) 800-0235

aluraworkforce.com/

Alzheimers Association

3415 S Sepulveda Blvd.

Suite 500

Los Angeles, CA 90034

(323) 309-8821

www.alz.org/socal

AMAROK

Long Beach, CA 90831

(855) 461-2391

amarok.com/

Amazon

9336 W. Washington Blvd.

Bldg. C/Mansion

Culver City, CA 90232

amazon.com

Amazon 4-Star

6420 E. Pacific Coast Hwy.

Suite E115

Long Beach , CA 90803

(562) 430-0006

www.amazon.com/Amazon-4-star-2nd-PCH/b?ie=UTF8&node=21125167011

Amazon Fresh

6235 E. Spring St.

Long Beach , CA 90808

(888) 280-4331

www.amazon.com/fmc/storefront?almBrandId=QW1h
em9uIEZyZXNo

American Business Bank

5000 E. Spring St.

Suite 620

Long Beach, CA 90815

(562) 236-8140

americanbb.bank/

American Cancer Society

P O Box 34309

Los Angeles, CA 90034

(562) 471-7179

www.cancer.org

American Diabetes Association

2140 N Hollywood Way

Suite 6342

Burbank, CA 91510

(703) 253-4827

www.diabetes.org

American Event Services

540 Westminster Mall

Westminster, CA 92683

(714) 412-3485

www.americaneventservices.net

American Gold Star Manor

3021 N. Gold Star Dr.

Long Beach, CA 90810-2708

(562) 426-7651

www.goldstarmoms.com/WhoWeAre/GoldStarManor/GoldStarManor.htm

American Lending Center

18881 Von Karman Ave

Suite 1000

Irvine, CA 92612

(562) 449-0139

www.americanlendingcenter.com

American Ocean Tech

395 Santa Monica Place

Unit 308

Santa Monica, CA 90401

American Plus Bank

249 E. Ocean Blvd.

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 436-9800

bankaplus.com

AMLI Park Broadway

245 W. Broadway

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 247-7263

www.amli.com/parkbroadway

And Waffles

95 Pine

Long Beach , CA 90802

(818) 317-0073

andwaffles.com

Andrade’s Notary & Tax Service

1435 Cherry Ave

Long Beach , CA 90813

(562) 350-9432

andradesnotarytaxservice.com

Andres Mortgage

3185 Daisy Ave.

Long Beach, CA 90806

(310) 594-2959

www.andres-mortgage.com

Angels Baseball

2000 E Gene Autry Way

Anaheim, CA 92806

(714) 940-2269

Angels.com

Anna’s Joint

443 Pine Ave.

Suite A

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 476-7631

annasjoint.com

Anthelion Helicopters

3200 Airflite Way

Long Beach , CA 90807

(562) 424-2684

www.anthelionhelicopters.com

Apartment Assoc., Cal. Southern Cities

333 W. Broadway

Suite 101

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 426-8341

www.apt-assoc.com

Apartment Association of Greater Los Angeles (AAGLA)

621 S. Westmoreland Ave.

Los Angeles, CA 90005

(213) 384-4131

aagla.org

Apex Chiropractic

3960 N. Studebaker Road

Suite 102

Long Beach, California 90808

(562) 982-4208

www.apexchiropracticlb.com

Aquarium of the Pacific

100 Aquarium Way

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 590-3100

www.aquariumofpacific.org

Archstone Foundation

301 E Ocean Blvd.

Suite 1850

Long Beach, CA 90802-4933

(562) 590-8655

www.archstone.org

Art’s Market

2295 Pasadena Ave

Long Beach , CA 90806

(909) 900-5390

Arts Council for Long Beach

245 E. 3rd Street

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 435-2787

www.artslb.org

Ash Dental Studio

930 Pacific Ave

Long Beach, CA 90813

(562) 253-0988

www.ashdentalstudio.com

Ashley Furniture Homestore

7410 Carson Blvd.

Long Beach, CA 90808

(562) 766-2050

www.ashleyfurniturehomestore.com

Assistance League of Long Beach

6220 E. Spring St.

Long Beach, CA 90815

(562) 627-5650

www.allb.org

Assurance Learning Academy

2101 Long Beach Blvd.

Long Beach, CA 90806

(661) 272-1225

learn4life.org

Astera

1 World Trade Center

8th Floor

Long Beach, CA 90802

(615) 476-7878

www.astera.ai

AT&T

2101 E. El Segundo Blvd

El Segundo, CA 90245

(714) 227-5001

www.att.com

Atkinson, Andelson, Loya, Ruud & Romo

12800 Center Court Dr.

Suite 300

Cerritos, CA 90703

(562) 653-3200

www.aalrr.com

AtWork Personnel Services

3711 Long Beach Blvd

Suite 6029

Long Beach, CA 90807

(562) 213-9029

www.atwork.com/longbeach

Audi Long Beach

2998 Cherry Ave

Signal Hill, CA 90755

(805) 448-4041

www.audilongbeach.com

Autism Spectrum Therapies (AST)

999 East Willow Street

Long Beach, CA 90755

(657) 900-5967

autismtherapies.com/

Automobile Club of Southern California

4800 Airport Plaza Dr.

Suite 100

Long Beach, CA 90815-1250

(562) 496-4130

www.aaa-calif.com

Avalon Wellness Collective

1755 Ximeno Ave.

Long Beach, CA 90815

(619) 746-5486

www.thecirclelbc.com

B

B2 Insurance

1426 Aviation Boulevard

Suite 203

Redondo Beach, CA 90278

(424) 333-1447

b2insurance.com

Bach to Rock

3424 N. Los Coyotes Diagonal

Long Beach, CA 90808

(562) 252-3262

www.bachtorock.com/

Back to Basics Learning Programs

4113 Bellflower Blvd.

Long Beach , CA 90808

(562) 824-2441

backtobasicslearningprograms.com

Baja Sonora

2940 Clark Ave.

Long Beach, CA 90815

(562) 900-9991

bajasonora.com/

Bank of America - El Segundo

2301 Rosecrans Ave.

Suite 2100

El Segundo, CA 90245

(310) 792-3292

www.bankofamerica.com

Basic American Networks

Long Beach , CA 90831

(562) 386-7580

Bayfront Youth and Family Services

4300 Long Beach Blvd.

Suite 750

Long Beach, CA 90807

(562) 595-4525

www.bayfrontyfs.org

Beach Cities Media LLC

3553 Atlantic Ave.

Long Beach, CA 90807

(562) 480-0784

www.travelhost.com/beach-cities/

Beach Hut Deli Long Beach

180 E Ocean Blvd

Ste 170

Long Beach , CA 90802

(323) 638-2399

beachhutdeli.com

Beach Shops

6049 E. 7 St.

Long Beach, CA 90840

(562) 985-7700

www.shopthebeach.com

Beach Sports Properties (Long Beach State Athletics)

1250 Bellflower Blvd.

Long Beach State Athletics

Long Beach, CA 90840

(949) 290-2285

www.learfield.com/partner/long-beach-state-49ers/

Beachcomber

5199 E Pacific Coast Hwy

Suite 608

Long Beach, CA 90804

(562) 597-8000

www.beachcomber.news

Beachwood Brewing

3630 Atlantic Ave.

Long Beach, CA 90807

(562) 612-3978

www.beachwoodbrewing.com

Beacon Trade LLC

2845 E. 4th St.

Long Beach, CA 90814

(562) 719-1265

www.beaconinttrade.com

Belal Hamideh Law

111 W. Ocean Blvd. #424

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 526-1224

belalhamidehlaw.com/

Belmont Shore Business Association

200 Nieto Ave.

Suite 200B

Long Beach, CA 90803

(562) 380-3868

www.belmontshore.org

Belmont Shore Rugby Football Club

811 Avalon Dr.

Seal Beach, CA 90740

(952) 333-2875

www.belmontshorerfc.com

Berenji & Associates

550 S. Hill St.

Suite 1467

Los Angeles, CA 90013

(213) 985-3007

www.berenjifamilylaw.com

Better Business Bureau Serving Los Angeles and Silicon Valley

1112 S. Bascom Ave.

San Jose, CA 95127

(408) 278-7437

www.bbb.org/us/ca/los-angeles

BGI Worldwide Logistics

3110 E Via Mondo

Rancho Dominguez, CA 90221

(562) 597-5671

www.bgiworldwide.com

Bigger Dot

1516 East 33rd Street

Signal Hill, CA 90755

www.biggerdot.com/

Bixby Dental Studio

3610 Long Beach Blvd.

Suite 201

Long Beach, CA 90807

(562) 279-2150

www.bixbydentalstudio.com

Bixby Knolls Car Wash & Detail Center

577 E. Wardlow Rd.

Long Beach, CA 90807

(562) 595-6666

www.bixbyknollscarwash.com/

Bixby Knolls Modern Dentistry

4578 Atlantic Ave

Long Beach , CA 90807

(310) 579-6465

www.bixbyknollsmoderndentistry.com

Black Knight Patrol

505 S. Pacific Ave.

Suite 201

San Pedro, CA 90731

(213) 985-6499

www.blackknightpatrol.com

Blue Engravers

1375 Caspian Ave.

Long Beach, CA 90813

(562) 983-5140

BluPrint Home Loans | BPHL NMLS #2893 | NMLS #237063 | EHL

5280 E 2nd Street

Long Beach, CA 90803

(562) 850-9971

www.bluprinthomeloans.com/hans

BluSky Restoration

2750 Signal Parkway

Signal Hill, CA 90755

(562) 754-7117

www.goblusky.com

BNSF Railway Company

3770 E. 26th St.

Vernon, CA 90058

(323) 267-4041

www.bnsf.com

BO-Beau Kitchen & Roof Tap

144 Pine Ave.

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 983-0056

www.bobeaurooftap.com

Boathouse on the Bay

190 N. Marina Drive

Long Beach, CA 90803

(562) 493-1100

www.boathouseonthebay.com/

Boeing Company

2201 Seal Beach Blvd.

MC: SC-01

Seal Beach, CA 90740

(562) 797-1262

www.boeing.com

Boeing Company - Wardlow

2401 E. Wardlow Rd.

MCC076-0667

Long Beach, CA 90807

(562) 310-2504

www.boeing.com

Bond Consulting Services

3450 E. Spring St.

Suite 108

Long Beach, CA 90806

(562) 988-3451

www.bondconsultingservices.com

Bonmente

320 Pine Ave

Suite 1030

Long Beach, CA 90804

(310) 360-7200

www.bonmente.com

Boos & Associates a Professional Corporation

180 E. Ocean Blvd

Suite 900

Long Beach, CA 90802

(323) 640-6395

www.booscpa.com

Borba Property Group

3229 E Spring St # 200

Long Beach, CA 90806

(562) 924-3858 x160

www.borbaproperty.com/

Boulevard Cadillac Buick GMC

2800-2850 Cherry Ave

Signal Hill, CA 90755

(562) 492-1000

www.boulevard4u.com

Boys & Girls Clubs of Long Beach

3635 Long Beach Blvd.

Long Beach, CA 90807-4013

(562) 595-5945 x223

www.bgclublb.org

BPM LLP

5000 E. Spring Street, Suite 200

Long Beach, CA 90815

(562) 495-3325

www.bpmcpa.com/

Brandywine Homes

16580 Aston Street

Irvine, CA 92606

(949) 296-2400 x103

www.brandywine-homes.com

Brascia Builders, Inc.

3850 E Gilman Street

Long Beach, CA 90815

(562) 576-0900

www.brasciabuilders.com

Breakthrough SEO Marketing

2201 N. Lakewood Blvd.

#D-108

Long Beach, CA 90815

(310) 650-0725

breakthroughseomarketing.co

BRR Architecture

100 W Broadway Suite 530

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 279-2051

www.brrarch.com/

Bruxie

3870 E. Ocean Blvd.

Long Beach, CA 90803

(562) 314-4290

www.bruxie.com/location/longbeachca/

Bryson

3777 Long Beach Blvd.

5th Floor

Long Beach, CA 90807

(562) 435-4267

www.brysonfinancial.com

Bubba Gump Shrimp Co.

87 Aquarium Way

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 437-2434

www.bubbagump.com

Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar

6314 E. Pacific Coast Hwy.

Long Beach, CA 90803

(562) 493-3458

www.buffalowildwings.com

Building Industry Association of Southern California, Los Angeles/Ventura Chapter

350 S Bixel St

#100

Los Angeles, CA 90017

bialav.org/

Building Owners and Managers Association of Greater Los Angeles

700 S. Flower St.

Suite 590

Los Angeles, CA 90017

(213) 629-2662

bomagla.org

Buono’s Pizzeria - Willow

401 W. Willow St.

Long Beach, CA 90806-2803

(562) 595-6138

www.buonospizza.com

Bushfire Kitchen

4610 Pacific Coast Highway

Long Beach, CA 90804

(562) 342-4134

www.bushfirekitchen.com/

BYD Company

1800 S Figueroa St.

Los Angeles, CA 90015

(213) 748-3980

en.byd.com/

BYLTup

20960 S, Brant Ave.

Long Beach, CA 90810-1040

(562) 800-5620

www.byltup.com

C

C & O Enterprises

349 Termino Ave.

Long Beach, CA 90814

(562) 439-0551

CAI 1st Holding Corp

16911 Bellflower Blvd.

Suite 101

Bellflower , CA 90706

(310) 418-5495

Cal Bowl

2500 E Carson St

Lakewood, CA 90712

(562) 421-8448

www.calbowl.com

Cal Heights Music

1240 E. Wardlow Rd

Long Beach , CA 90807

(562) 528-3118

www.calheightsmusic.com

Cal HGH, LLC dba Chronic Long Beach

1501 Santa Fe Ave.

Long Beach, CA 90813

(562) 437-5323

www.chroniclb.com

California Apartment Association

4401 Atlantic Ave.

Suite 200

Long Beach, CA 90807

(424) 307-1378

caanet.org/

California Bank and Trust

550 South Hope St

Suite 100

Los Angeles, CA 90071

(213) 228-1743

www.calbanktrust.com

California Conference for Equality and Justice (CCEJ)

3605 Long Beach Blvd.

Suite 100

Long Beach, CA 90807

(562) 435-8184

www.cacej.org

California Families in Focus

6475 E. Pacific Coast Hwy.

Suite 191

Long Beach, CA 90813

(562) 277-1891

www.mycff.org

California Grocers Association

555 E. Ocean Blvd. Suite 450

Long Beach, CA 90814

www.cagrocers.com/about/

California locksmith company

341 Redondo Ave

Long Beach , CA 90814

(562) 852-6492

Www.Californialocksmithcompany.com

California Media Productions

1322 Stevely Avenue

Long Beach, CA 90815

(562) 431-0377

www.cal-media.com

California Plastic Containers

2210 E. Artesia Blvd.

Long Beach , CA 90805

(562) 423-3900

www.californiaplastic.net

California Resources Corporation

1 World Trade Center

Suite 1500

Long Beach, CA 90802

www.crc.com

Cambodian Town Food and Music by Sophy’S LLC

3240 E Pacific Coast Hwy

Long Beach , CA 90804

(562) 489-5589

Cambrian Homecare

5199 E. Pacific Coast Hwy.

Suite 100

Long Beach, CA 90809

(877) 422-2270

www.cambrianhomecare.com

Cancer Support Community South Bay

2601 Airport Drive

Suite 100

Torrance, CA 90505

(310) 376-3550

www.cscsouthbay.org

Candified Inc.

5334 East 2nd St.

Long Beach, CA 90803

(800) 931-6335

www.itscandified.com

Candy Spot

2195 Pacific Ave.

Long Beach, CA 90806

(562) 676-4060

www.candyspot.com

Caravana Furniture Inc.

975 Long Beach Blvd.

Long Beach , CA 90813

(562) 432-0562

caravanafurniture.com

Carbon Health

2010 E Carson St.

Long Beach, CA 90807

(213) 401-0371

carbonhealth.com

CardConnect

Long Beach, CA 90831

(949) 735-2523

www.cardconnect.com/partner/sharon.williams

CareMore Health Plan

12900 Park Plaza Dr.

150 MS-6120

Cerritos, CA 90703

(800) 499-2793

www.caremorehealthplan.com

Cargomatic

211 E. Ocean Blvd., Suite 350

Long Beach , CA 90802

(866) 513-2343

www.cargomatic.com

carguysidehustle

3452 Elm Ave.

Unit 206

Long Beach, CA 90807

(310) 463-5548

carguysidehustle.com

Carmel Partners - Dwell at Vue Residences

255 West 5th St.

Suite 106

San Pedro, CA 90731

(310) 833-6714

www.carmelpartners.com/property/the-vue/

Carnival Cruise Line - Long Beach

3655 NW 87th Avenue

Miami, FL 33178

(305) 406-4628

www.carnival.com

Caroline Stacey and Company, LLC

5742 E. Lucia Walk

Long Beach, CA 90803

(612) 963-1749

carolinestacey.com

Carolyn Campagna Kleefeld Contemporary Art Museum

Cal State Long Beach - Horn Center

1250 Bellflower Blvd.

Long Beach, CA 90840

(562) 985-5761

www.csulb.edu/museum

Carter and Carter, Inc

4712 E 2nd St

Ste 218

Long Beach, CA 90803

(310) 981-6032

www.carterandcarterinc.com

Casa Chaskis

2380 Santa Fe ave

Long Beach , CA 90810

(562) 612-3305

casachaskis.com/

Casa Youth Shelter

10911 Reagan Street

Los Alamitos, CA 90720

(562) 594-6825

www.casayouthshelter.org

Cascade Marine Agencies Ltd.

(503) 226-4018

www.cascademarineagencies.com/index.htm

Catalina Express - Boat Transportation to Catalina Island!

385 E. Swinford St.

2nd Floor

San Pedro, CA 90731

(310) 519-1212

www.catalinaexpress.com

Centennial Advisers

5508 E. Britton Dr.

Long Beach , CA 90815

(562) 269-4844 x111

www.centennialadvisers.com

Centro CHA Inc

200 Pine Ave Suite 550

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 612-4180

www.centrocha.org

Century 21 Masters Commercial

5000 E Spring St

Suite 525

Long Beach, CA 90815

(562) 294-1838

www.christywestphal.com

Century Housing Corp

1000 Corporate Pointe

Culver City, CA 90230

(310) 642-2000

century.org

Charter Communications

7142 W. Chapman Avenue

Garden Grove, CA 92841

(714) 591-4831

www.chartercom.com

Chase - Long Beach Artesia Blvd

675 E. Artesia Blvd.

Long Beach, CA 90805

(562) 276-4050

www.chase.com

Chase Bank - 2nd & PCH

6400 Pacific Coast Hwy.

Suite 120

Long Beach, CA 90803

(562) 668-5955

www.chase.com

Chase Bank - Bellflower & Stearns

2220 N. Bellflower Blvd.

Long Beach, CA 90815

(562) 594-5915

www.chase.com

Chase Bank - Belmont Shore

5200 E. 2nd St.

Long Beach, CA 90803

(562) 987-5701

www.chase.com

Chase Bank - Bixby Knolls

3901 Atlantic Ave.

Long Beach, CA 90807

(562) 988-5626

www.chase.com

Chase Bank - Carson & Cherry

2240 Carson St.

Long Beach, CA 90807

(562) 997-9230

www.chase.com

Chase Bank - Long Beach - Circle Center

4571 Los Coyotes Diagonal

Long Beach, CA 90815

(562) 498-2495

www.chase.com

Chase Bank - Long Beach - Plaza

6300 E. Spring St.

Long Beach, CA 90815

(562) 429-8283

www.chase.com

Chase Bank - Long Beach Blvd & 10th

940 Long Beach Blvd.

Long Beach, CA 90813

(562) 951-1014

www.chase.com

Chase Bank - Los Angeles Grand Ave.

300 S. Grand Ave.

Suite 320

Los Angeles, CA 90071

(213) 621-8654

www.chase.com

Chase Bank - Ocean Blvd

401 E. Ocean Blvd.

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 435-3370

www.chase.com

Chase Bank - Pine Ave.

257 Pine Ave.

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 983-1806

www.chase.com

Chevron Products Company

P.O. Box 97

El Segundo, CA 90245-0097

(310) 615-5281

www.chevron.com/

Chick-fil-A at the Long Beach Towne Center

7681 Carson Blvd.

Long Beach, CA 90808

(562) 425-4232

www.chick-fil-a.com/longbeach

Chick-fil-A Long Beach Traffic Circle

4401 East Pacific Coast Hwy

Long Beach, CA 90815

(562) 494-7310

www.chick-fil-a.com/locations/ca/long-beach-traffic-circle

ChildNet Youth & Family Services, Inc.

4155 Outer Traffic Circle

Long Beach, CA 90804

(562) 498-5500

www.childnet.net

Children’s Bureau

850 E. Wardlow Rd.

Long Beach , CA 90807

(562) 981-9392

www.all4kids.org

Children’s Dental Health Clinic (CDHC)

455 E Columbia St

Suite 32

Long Beach, CA 90806

(562) 933-3141

cdhc.org/

Cielos Mini Market

Long Beach , CA 90831

(562) 704-3380

Cinnaholic

5305 E. 2nd Street

Suite 103

Long Beach, CA 90803

(424) 477-2223

www.cinnaholiclongbeach.com/

Circle Marina Speedwash

4800 E. Pacific Coast Highway

Long Beach , CA 90804

(562) 494-4698

circlemarinaspeedwash.com/

Circle Moving & Storage

3333 E. Willow St.

Long Beach, CA 90806

(562) 424-0451

www.circlemoving.com/

Circuit

501 E Las Olas Blvd

Suite 300

Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301

(646) 504-3733

www.ridecircuit.com

Circular CRV Association dba Recycle Depot

1005 12th St

Lower 1

Sacramento, CA 95814

www.recycledepot.org/

Citslinc International, Inc.

108 N. Ynez Ave.

#205

Monterey Park, CA 91754

(626) 571-0616

www.citslinc.com/

City Cruises

100 Aquarium Way Dock 6A

Long Beach, CA 90802

(949) 646-0155

www.cityexperiences.com/long-beach/

City National Bank - Downtown

100 Oceangate

Suite 1000

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 624-8659

www.cnb.com

City National Bank - Marina Branch

6398 E. Pacific Coast Hwy.

Long Beach, CA 90803

(562) 936-5800

www.cnb.com

City of Hope OC

2000 FivePoint

Suite 130

Irvine, CA 92618

(951) 317-0176

cityofhope.org

City of Long Beach - Sustainability Program

411 W. Ocean Blvd., 3rd Floor

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 570-5839

www.longbeach.gov/citymanager/sustainability

City of Long Beach Economic Development Department

411 W. Ocean Blvd

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 570-4249

www.longbeach.gov/economicdevelopment/

CIU Networks

11092 Los Alamitos Blvd

Los Alamitos, CA 90720

(562) 795-1700

www.ciunetworks.com

Clarity Consulting, Inc.

11281 Wembley Road

Los Alamitos, CA 90720

(562) 715-1475

www.clarityconsultinginc.com

Classique WorldWide Transportation

1227 W Trenton Ave

Orange, CA 92867

(714) 288-8853

www.classiquelimo.com/

Cleantime Building Maintenance

3450 E. Spring Street

Suite 118

Long Beach, CA 90806

(562) 421-2010

www.cleantimejanitorialservices.com

Clear Passage Educational Center

1471 Martin Luther King Jr Avenue

Long Beach, CA 90813

(888) 502-1116

www.cpecschool.org

Clifford Ross Dream Vacations

315 E Sunset St

Long Beach, CA 90805

(562) 606-2847

www.cross.dreamvacations.com

Club Studio Fitness

6310A E. Pacific Coast Highway

Long Beach, CA 90803

(562) 270-6359

www.clubstudiofitness.com

CM Marketing

1724 Ximeno Ave

Unit 5

Long Beach, CA 90815

(562) 277-1419

cmitchellmarketing.com

Coast Hand Car Wash

5677 E 7th St.

Long Beach, CA 90804

(844) 789-9274

coasthandcarwash.com/

Coast to Coast Conferences & Events

1 World Trade Center

Suite 800

Long Beach, CA 90831

(562) 980-7566

www.ctcconferences.com

Coastal Kids Playspace

2610 N. Los Coyotes Diagonal

Long Beach, CA 90815

(562) 625-9705

www.coastalkidsplayspace.com

Coastal Vision Medical Group

4300 Long Beach Blvd

Ste 400

Long Beach, CA 90807

(888) 501-4496

www.coastal-vision.com

Coco

406 Broadway #321

Santa Monica, CA 90401

cocodelivery.com/

Code 4 Private Security Inc

10907 DOWNEY AVE

STE 202

DOWNEY, CA 90241-3737

(888) 601-5311

www.AllCode4.com

Coffee Parlor

2944 Clark Ave

Long Beach , CA 90815

(562) 480-1982

www.copalb.com

Coldwell Banker Commercial Blair Westmac

333 W. Broadway

Suite 312

Long Beach, CA 90802-4967

(562) 495-6070

www.cbcblair.com

Coldwell Banker Realty

1650 Ximeno Ave.

Suite 120

Long Beach, CA 90804-6603

(562) 673-9456

www.coldwellbankerhomes.com/ca/long-beach/agent/julie-noggle/aid_250822/

Coldwell Banker Realty

1650 Ximeno

#120

Long Beach, CA 90804

(562) 494-4600

coldwellbankerhomes.com

Combined Insurance

4175 East La Palma Avenue

Suite 106

Anaheim, CA 92807

(714) 904-9332

combinedworksite.com

Comerica Bank

301 E Ocean

Ste.102

Long Beach , CA 90802

(562) 590-2588

www.comerica.com/

Comfort Keepers of Long Beach

11900 La Mirada Blvd.

Suite 9

La Mirada, CA 90638

(562) 947-9740

www.comfortkeepers.com/offices/california/long-beach/

Commerce Technologies

3738 Bayer Avenue

Suite 203

Long Beach, CA 90808

(310) 321-5400

www.commercetech.com

Commune Communication

245 E 3rd St

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 366-0080

www.communecommunication.com

Compassionate Artists Inc

1400 S. Sunkist Street

#75

Anaheim, CA 92806

(562) 334-5031

www.compassionateartists.org

Comprehensive Community Health Centers

801 S. Chevy Chase Drive

Suite 20

Glendale, CA 91205

(816) 630-2204

cchccenters.org/

Concept Lab Marketing LLC

Long Beach , CA 90802

(562) 399-0822

www.conceptlabmktg.com

Concern Geriatric Care

539 East Rhea St #4

LongBeach, CA 90806

(562) 230-3354

bbb.org/us/ca/long-beach/profile/senior-home-care/concern-geriatric-care-1216-1417141

Confidential Coffee

137 W 6th St, #101

Long Beach, CA 90802

(323) 684-4433

www.confidentialcoffee.com

Confluence Rising (Formerly CCEJ)

3605 Long Beach Blvd

Suite 100

Long Beach, CA 90807

(562) 435-8184

www.confluencerising.org

Conservation Corps of Long Beach

340 Nieto Ave.

Long Beach, CA 90814-1845

(562) 986-1249

www.cclb-corps.org

CoStar Group

777 S. Figueroa St.

50th Floor

Los Angeles, CA 90017

(213) 425-2339

www.costar.com/

Cota Financial

One World Trade Center

8th Floor

Long Beach, CA 90831

(877) 268-2346

www.cotafinancial.com

Courtyard Marriott Long Beach Downtown

500 E. 1st St.

Long Beach, CA 90802-5024

(562) 435-8511

www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/lgbcy-courtyard-long-beach-downtown/

Covid Clinic

1064 Queens Hwy

Long Beach , CA 90802

(714) 319-3500

www.covidclinic.org

Creative Productions

5305 E. 2nd Street

#206

Long Beach, CA 90806

(562) 985-1363

www.creativeproductions.com

Cressida Capital Corp

8939 S. Sepulveda Blvd

#102

Los Angeles, CA 90045

(213) 481-6267

www.cressidacapital.com

Criminal Defense Heroes, P.C.

1327 POST ave

Ste. K

Torrance, CA 90501

(323) 529-3660

www.donhammondlaw.com

Crittenton Services for Children and Families

801 East Chapman Ave #203

Fullerton, CA 92831

(714) 680-9000

crittentonsocal.org

Crosby & Overton

1610 W. 17th St.

Long Beach, CA 90813

(562) 432-5445

www.crosbyoverton.com

Cross Country Mortgage

3590 Walnut Ave

Long Beach, CA 90807

(323) 774-5848

crosscountrymortgage.com

Cross-Cultural Dynamics

111 W. Ocean Blvd

Suite 400

Long Beach, CA 90802

(323) 212-6050

www.ccdynamics.org

Crown Castle

200 Spectrum Center Dr

Suite 1800

Irvine, CA 92618

(949) 676-4766

www.crowncastle.com

Crumbl Long Beach

6471 E. Pacific Coast Highway

Long Beach, CA 90803

(951) 751-4197

crumbl.com

CSULB

1250 N. Bellflower Blvd.

Long Beach, CA 90840-0006

(562) 985-4121

www.csulb.edu

CSULB - Associated Students, Inc.

1212 N. Bellflower Blvd.

Long Beach, CA 90815-4199

(562) 985-2402

www.asicsulb.org/

CSULB - Career Development Center

1250 Bellflower Blvd.

BH250

Long Beach, CA 90840

(562) 985-1612

www.careers.csulb.edu

CSULB - Center for International Trade & Transportation

6300 E State University Dr

Suite 255

Long Beach, CA 90815

(562) 985-2877

www.ccpe.csulb.edu/citt

CSULB - College of Business

1250 Bellflower Blvd.

Long Beach, CA 90840

(562) 985-5306

www.csulb.edu/college-of-business

CSULB - College of Engineering

1250 Bellflower Blvd.

ECS-638/640

Long Beach, CA 90840

(562) 985-1502

web.csulb.edu/colleges/coe/

CSULB - College of Professional & Continuing Education (CPCE)

6300 State University Dr.

Suite 265

Long Beach, CA 90815

(562) 985-1720

www.cpace.csulb.edu

CSULB - Department of Economics

1250 Bellflower Blvd.

Long Beach, CA 90840-4607

(562) 985-5061

www.csulb.edu/economics

CSULB - Dept. of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering

1250 Bellflower Blvd.

MS8305 ECS-627

Long Beach, CA 90840

(562) 985-5113

web.csulb.edu/colleges/coe/mae/

CSULB - Research Foundation

6300 E State University Dr.

Suite 332

Long Beach, CA 90815-4670

(562) 985-5537

www.foundation.csulb.edu

CSULB - Ukleja Center for Ethical Leadership

1250 Bellflower Boulevard

COB-200

Long Beach, CA 90840-8501

(562) 985-8600

www.ucel.org

CSULB - Veterans Services

1250 Bellflower Blvd.

FND-220

Long Beach, CA 90840

(562) 985-5115

www.csulb.edu/veterans

CSULB- Richard and Karen Carpenter Performing Arts Center

6200 Atherton St.

Long Beach, CA 90815

(562) 985-7000

www.carpenterarts.org

CTI Environmental, Inc

711 East Wardlow Road

Ste 203

Long Beach , CA 90807

(562) 608-8401

www.ctienviro.com/

Custom Goods LLC

1035 E. Watson Center Rd.

Carson, CA 90745

(310) 233-2500

www.custom-goods.com

Cutco

3565 Linden Ave #213

Long Beach, CA 90807

(925) 605-6193

D

Daniel Shakeri

Long Beach , CA 90831

DAVCO Realty Advisors

1 World Trade Center

Suite 800

Long Beach , CA 90831

(562) 822-1405

davcorealtyadvisors.com

Dave & Buster’s

7515 Carson Blvd

Long Beach , CA 90808

(562) 384-5550

www.daveandbusters.com/Long-Beach

Daybreak Counseling Center

4182 N. Viking Way

Suite #202

Long Beach, CA 90808

(562) 566-4257

www.daybreakcounselingcenter.com/

DayDreamCinema, LLC

406 E 1st St.

Long Beach, CA 90802

(626) 466-9040

daydreamcinema.com

Denny’s Restaurant #7211

601 N. Long Beach Blvd.

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 437-1992

www.dennys.com

DENSO Products and Services Americas, Inc.

3900 Via Oro Ave.

Long Beach, CA 90810

(310) 513-8572

www.densoaftermarket.com

Dentist of Bixby Knolls

3960 Atlantic Ave

Long Beach, CA 90807

(562) 287-5175

bixbyknollsdentist.com/

Dentist of Long Beach

530 Redondo Ave

Long Beach, CA 90814

(562) 354-5005

dentistlongbeach.com

DeVry University Long Beach

3880 Kilroy Airport Way

Long Beach, CA 90806

(562) 997-5407

bit.ly/3zoa65N

Dialed-In Partners

1430 W Hamilton Ave

San Pedro, CA 90731

(310) 922-6227

www.D-IPartners.com

Dialysis Education Services

16925 Bellflower Blvd.

Bellflower, CA 90706

(562) 376-4181

dialysiseducationservices.com

Diamond Environmental Services

807 E. Mission Road

San Marcos, CA 92069

(760) 290-3339

www.diamondprovides.com

Dieseltronics Injection Service

1349 W 14th St

Long Beach, CA 90813

(562) 437-5000

dieseltronicspros.com/

Digital Installers, Inc.

1530 E. Wardlow Rd

Long Beach, CA 90807

(562) 426-5538

www.digitalinstallers.com

Dignity Health - St. Mary Medical Center, Long Beach

1050 Linden Ave.

Long Beach, CA 90813-3321

(562) 491-9000

www.dignityhealth.org/stmarymedical/

Dilly’s Sandwiches

4144 N Viking Way

Long Beach, CA 90808

(562) 421-4449

DillysLB.com

Dion & Sons, Inc.

1543 W. 16th St.

Long Beach, CA 90813-1210

(562) 432-3949

www.dionandsons.com

DirecTech

3780 Kilroy Airport Way

Suite 200

Long Beach, CA 90806

(877) 832-7117

www.directech.net

Discount Tire and Service Centers

7251 carson blvd

Long Beach , CA 90808

(562) 516-1278

www.discounttirecenters.com

Distinguished Group Enterprises, LLC

Long Beach, CA 90805

(562) 544-3093

distinguishedge.com/

Diversified Crates and Fab

1735 Santa Fe Ave.

Long Beach , CA 90813

(714) 310-8179

www.diversifiedcratesandfab.com/

Dogz Bar and Grill

5300 E 2nd St

Long Beach , CA 90803

(562) 433-3907

www.dogsbarandgrill.com

Domenico’s Italian Restaurant

5339 E. 2nd St.

Long Beach, CA 90803

(562) 439-0261

www.Domenicosrestaurant.com

Don Temple Storage & U-Store & Lock

3750 E. Spring St.

Long Beach, CA 90806-2436

(562) 426-5555

www.dontemplestorage.com

DoorDash

303 2nd St

Suite 800

San Francisco , CA 94107

doordash.com

Downtown Consulting

1520 e 2nd st

202

Long beach, CA 90802

(562) 521-2545

www.downtownconsulting.biz

Downtown Long Beach Alliance (DLBA)

100 W. Broadway

Suite 235

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 436-4259

www.downtownlongbeach.org

Dreamy Vegan

712 Orange Avenue

Long Beach, CA 90813

(562) 450-3334

www.DreamyVegan.com

DSF Werks

3180 Orange Ave

Signal Hill, CA 90755

(562) 682-2686

www.dsfwerks.org

DTG APP

406 E 1st Street

Long Beach , CA 90802

(562) 714-2132

dtgapp.com/

Durant Design & Construction

2259 Orange Avenue

Signal Hill, CA 90755

(562) 424-8816

www.wtdurant.com

E

ECAMSECURE

3320 E. Airport Way

Long Beach, CA 90806

(888) 504-1988

ecamsecure.com

EDCO

950 E. 27th St.

Signal Hill, CA 90755

(562) 597-0608

www.edcodisposal.com

Eddies Liquor

2340 E Pacific Coast Hwy

Unit A

Long Beach , CA 90804

(714) 566-5022

www.eddiesliquorworld.com/

Edmond Group LLC

65 Pine Ave

#343

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 216-3894

edmondgroupllc.com

Edward Jones

4551 Glencoe Ave

Suite 240

Marina del Rey, CA 90292

(562) 884-8358

www.edwardjones.com/lynne-g-neuman

Edward Jones Investments

444 W. Ocean Blvd

Suite 1416

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 336-1719

www.edwardjones.com/us-en/financial-advisor/justin-briscoe

El Barrio Neighborhood Bar LLC

1731 E 4th St

Long Beach , CA 90802

(310) 619-5125

www.elbarriocantinalbc.com

El Paisa, LLC

1640 Orange Ave

Long Beach, CA 90813

(562) 612-1357

paisacolombiano.com

El Sol Baked Goods Inc

1713 E Anaheim St

Long Beach , CA 90831

(562) 786-0738

Elevate PPS - People, Process, Strategy

3146 Carfax Ave

Long Beach, CA 90808

(908) 291-2161

robynames.com/

ELG Metals Inc

9400 Rayo Avenue

South Gate, CA 90280

(323) 647-2315

www.elg.de/de-de/

Elliott Walker Real Estate

2142 San Anseline Ave.

A

Long Beach, CA 90815

(562) 248-9506

www.elliottwalker.exprealty.com

Emcor Services Mesa Energy Systems

2 Cromwell

Irvine, CA 92618

(949) 377-4584

www.mesaenergy.com

Emergency-1 Response (DBA: Evolve EMS)

614 Nevada St

Suite 5

Redlands, CA 92373

(818) 822-2623

www.evolveems.com/

Employed Security Service Center, Inc.

3530 Atlantic Ave

Suite 200

Long Beach, CA 90807

(626) 765-9589

www.employedsecurity.org

Encore Awards

1344 Newport Ave

Long Beach, CA 90804

(562) 597-8100

www.awardsbyencore.com/

Encore Gas & Supply

2900 E 29th Street

Long Beach, CA 90806

(562) 612-4757

www.encoresupply.com

Energy Upgrade California

1513 6th Street

#204

Santa Monica, CA 90401

(310) 260-3331

energyupgradecacommunity.org

Englander Knabe & Allen

2335 E Colorado Blvd

Suite 115

Pasadena, CA 91107

(213) 741-1500

www.ekapr.com

Enrique’s Mexican Restaurant

6210 E. Pacific Coast Hwy.

Long Beach, CA 90803

(562) 498-3622

enriqueslongbeach.com

Ensemble Real Estate Services, Inc.

444 W Ocean Blvd.

Suite 110

Long Beach, CA 90802-4519

(562) 436-1359

www.ensemble.net

Enterprise Rent a Car - Cherry Ave

3330 Cherry Ave.

Long Beach, CA 90807

(562) 492-6116

www.enterprise.com

Enterprise Rent a Car - Ocean Blvd

111 W. Ocean Blvd.

Suite 115

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 495-1149

www.enterprise.com

Enterprise Rent-A-Car

111 W. Ocean Blvd.

Suite 1600

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 426-4774

www.enterprise.com

Environ.

100 Oceangate

Suite P-200

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 495-7110 x226

www.environarch.com

Envision Family Law, LLP

4300 Long Beach Blvd.

Suite 240

Long Beach, CA 90807

(562) 379-4704

www.envisionlawca.com

Epson America

3131 Katella Ave.

Los Alamitos, CA 90720

(949) 307-5558

www.epson.com

Erica Ruiz State Farm Insurance Agency

4412 East 7th Street

Long Beach, CA 90804

(562) 375-0037

www.RuizAgencyLB.com

Esencia Flamenca Dance Co and School

4195 N Viking Way # E

Long Beach, CA 90808

(562) 761-1618

esenciaflamenca.com

Even Better Insurance

1975 W Clipper Lane

Anaheim, CA 92801

(888) 208-0862

www.evenbetterinsurance.com

Evolectric Incorporated

2121 E Paulhan St

Compton, CA 90805

(310) 596-7557

evolectricnow.com/

Excelerate America

404 E. 10 Mile Rd.

Pleasant Ridge, MI 48069

(313) 312-0731

www.excelerateamerica.com/

Exemplary Care LLC

3800 Hathaway Ave, Unit 702

Long Beach, California 90815

(818) 221-8478

www.exemplarycarellc.com

Exit Planning Institute Greater Los Angeles Chapter

27881 Clemens Rd.

Suite A

Westlake, OH 44145

(818) 758-8457

www.exit-planning-institute.org

EXP - The Opportunity Engine

5000 E Spring St.

Suite 300

Long Beach, CA 90815

(424) 368-7100

www.expfuture.org/

EXP Realty

780 East Meadbrook St.

Carson, CA 90746

(562) 881-9617

www.caringtouchre.com

Expedia Cruises

12840 Rosecrans Ave

Norwalk, CA 90650

(562) 249-8377

www.expediacruises.com/en-US/900328

Extenda Communications

Van Nuys, CA 91405

(800) 640-2411 x208

www.teamextenda.com

Extra Logistics, LLC

5150 Candlewood St.

Suite 20-B

Lakewood, CA 90712

(800) 497-2286

www.extralogistics.com

EZ PZ Tech

ezpz-tech.net

F

Fairmont Breakers Long Beach

210 East Ocean Boulevard

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 317-1000

www.fairmont.com/en/hotels/long-beach/fairmont-breakers-long-beach.html

Families Uniting Families

525 E. 7th St.

Suite 115

Long Beach, CA 90813

(562) 437-4114

www.familiesunitingfamilies.org

Farber and Company

444 W Ocean Blvd.

Suite 516

Long Beach, CA 90802-4528

(562) 432-8748

www.farberco.com

Farmers & Merchants Bank - Belmont Shore

4827 E. 2nd St.

Long Beach, CA 90803

(562) 719-9238

www.fmb.com

Farmers & Merchants Bank - Bixby Knolls

4545 California Ave.

Long Beach, CA 90807

(562) 984-3600

www.fmb.com

Farmers & Merchants Bank - East Long Beach

3140 E. Anaheim St.

Long Beach, CA 90804

(562) 621-1400

www.fmb.com

Farmers & Merchants Bank - Lakewood

5101 Lakewood Blvd.

Lakewood, CA 90712

(562) 602-8378

www.fmb.com

Farmers & Merchants Bank - Los Altos

2302 Bellflower Blvd.

Long Beach, CA 90815

(562) 799-7271

www.fmb.com

Farmers & Merchants Bank - Main

302 Pine Ave.

Long Beach, CA 90802-2326

(562) 437-0011

www.fmb.com

Farmers & Merchants Bank - Memorial Med. Ctr.

2801 Atlantic Ave.

Long Beach, CA 90806

(562) 989-7862

www.fmb.com

FastSigns of Long Beach

2335 Long Beach Blvd

Long Beach, CA 90806

(562) 704-6444

www.fastsigns.com/2025

Faustino Bernadett

The Waterfront at Catalina Island, 310 Golden Shore Ste 400

Long Beach, CA 90802

(310) 544-2123

www.bernadett.org

Feel Good Salsa Kitchen

712 Orange Ave

Long Beach, CA 90813

(310) 561-5879

www.feelgoodsalsakitchen.com

Figure Agency

2916 St George St

107

Los Angeles, CA 90027

(323) 531-2300

figureagency.com

Firm Hands Incorporated

3300 E Broadway

Long Beach, CA 90803

(562) 704-6480

firmhands.net

First Bank

100 Oceangate

Suite 525

Long Beach , CA 90802

(562) 951-5102

www.firstbanks.com

First Bank - Bixby Knolls

4040 Atlantic Ave.

Long Beach, CA 90807

(562) 595-8775

first.bank

First Bank - Lakewood

5195 Lakewood Blvd.

Lakewood, CA 90712

(562) 663-6501

www.firstbanks.com

First Bank - Pacific Coast Highway

6200 E. Pacific Coast Hwy.

Long Beach , CA 90803

(562) 494-4009

www.firstbanks.com

First Citizens Bank

3500 E. 7th Street

Long Beach, CA 90804

(562) 370-1881

Fitness Machine Technicians/LA Coast

4770 Eureka Ave

#728

Yorba Linda, CA 92885

(833) FMT-2TEC

fitnessmachinetechnicians.com/los-angeles-coast/

FLAG Solutions

249 E Ocean Blvd #500

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 242-7655

flag-solutions.com

Fleet Feet

4101 McGowen St

Suite 145

Long Beach, CA 90808

(562) 425-0800

www.fleetfeet.com

Floor Coverings International of Long Beach, CA

4401 Atlantic Ave

Suite 200

Long Beach, CA 90807

(562) 661-8288

lgb.floorcoveringsinternational.com

Food Allergy Institute

701 East 28th Street

Suite 419

Long Beach , CA 90806

(562) 349-1760

socalfoodallergy.org/

Foodbank of Southern California

1444 San Francisco Ave

Long Beach, CA 90813

(562) 435-3577

www.foodbankofsocal.org

For Eyes

4001 North Lakewood Blvd.

Suite 110

Long Beach, CA 90808

(424) 318-3726

foreyes.com

For the Child - Abuse Prevention & Treatment

4565 California Ave.

Long Beach, CA 90807-2616

(562) 422-8472

www.forthechild.org

Forest Lawn-Long Beach

1500 E. San Antonio Dr.

Long Beach, CA 90807-1233

(800) 204-3131

www.forestlawn.com

Foundation Sandwich Shop

160 The Promenade N.

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 349-0282

www.foundationsandwichshop.com

Frame and Sight Optometry

6511 E Pacific Coast Highway

G2-B

Long Beach, CA 90803

(562) 358-3616

www.frameandsight.com

FreeConferenceCall.com

4300 E. Pacific Coast Hwy.

Long Beach, CA 90804

(562) 437-1488

www.freeconferencecall.com

Freeman Expositions, LLC

2170 S. Towne Center Place Suite 100

Anaheim, CA 92805

(714) 254-3451

www.freemanco.com

Fresh Start Sober Living Homes

3520 Long Beach Blvd

Ste 218

Long Beach , Ca 90807

(562) 277-6585

Fsslh.org

Friends of the Children LA

672 South La Fayette Park Pl.

#33

Los Angeles, CA 90057

friendsofthechildren.org/

Frontier

3965 Clark Ave

Long Beach, CA 90808

(714) 922-0773

Fulwider, Patton LLP

111 Ocean Blvd.

Suite 1510

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 432-0453

www.fulpat.com

FuturePorts

PO Box 15624

Long Beach, CA 90815

(310) 982-1323

www.futureports.org

G

G J Property Services, Inc., AMO

3450 E. Spring St.

Suite 212

Long Beach, CA 90806

(562) 370-1120

www.gjpropertyservices.com

GameDay Mens Health Seal Beach

1650 Pacific Coast Hwy

Unit A

Seal Beach, CA 90740-6253

(562) 600-9820

gamedaymenshealth.com/seal-beach/

GamePoint Technologies. DBA GamePointGo

2225 East Ocean Boulevard

Long Beach, CA 90803

(662) 255-2539

gamepointgo.com

Gelson’s Markets

6255 E. 2nd St.

Long Beach, CA 90803

(562) 430-6042

www.gelsons.com

Gemmae Bake Shop

1356 W. Willow St

Long Beach, CA 90810

(562) 492-9119

www.gemmae.com

General Steamship Corp., LTD

3750 Schaufele Ave.

Suite 255

Long Beach, CA 90808

(562) 988-9000

www.gensteam.com

George’s Greek Cafe (Belmont Shore)

5316 E. 2nd St

Long Beach , CA 90803

(562) 433-1755

www.georgesgreekcafe.com

George’s Greek Cafe (Downtown)

135 Pine Ave.

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 437-1184

www.georgesgreekcafe.com

George’s Greek Cafe (Lakewood)

5252 Faculty Ave

Long Beach , CA 90712

(562) 529-5800

www.georgesgreekcafe.com

Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles

4040 N Bellflower Blvd

Long Beach, CA 90808

(213) 213-0123

www.girlscoutsla.org

GK Media SEO

3428 Canehill Ave.

Long Beach, CA 90808

(562) 446-6303

www.gkmediainc.com

Glen Park Senior Living at Long Beach

1046 East 4th Street

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 432-7468

www.glenparkseniorliving.com/longbeach

Glenn E. Thomas Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram

2100 E. Spring St.

Signal Hill, CA 90755

(562) 426-5111

www.getdodge.com

Global Peace Foundation, Inc.

850 E Ocean Blvd # 1407

Long Beach , CA 90802

(714) 846-1301

gpeacefoundation.org/

Global Safety

2557 Monogram Ave.

Long Beach, CA 90815

(800) 562-2318

www.globalsafety.us

Global Trade & Customs Inc.

1 World Trade Center

Suite 101

Long Beach, CA 90831

(562) 216-7979

www.globaltradecustoms.com

goGLOW Long Beach Marina

6495 E Pacific Coast Highway

long beach, CA 90803

(562) 270-5833

goGLOW.co/long-beach-marina

Gold’s Gym

345 Pine Ave.

Long Beach, CA 90802-2327

(562) 436-4653

www.goldsgym.com/longbeachca

Gold’s Gym Long Beach @ The Pike

75 Aquarium Way

@ The Pike

Long Beach, CA 90802

(323) 855-0602

www.goldsgymsocal.com

Golden Sails Hotel

6285 E. Pacific Coast Hwy.

Long Beach, CA 90803-4803

(562) 596-1631

www.goldensailshotel.com

Golden Shore RV Resort

101 Golden Shore St.

Long Beach, CA 90802-4204

(562) 435-4646

www.goldenshorerv.com

Goodwill, Serving the People of Southern Los Angeles County

800 W. Pacific Coast Hwy.

Long Beach, CA 90806-5243

(562) 435-3411

www.thinkgood.org

gorjana & Griffin

6400 E Pacific Coast Hwy Unit B115

Long Beach , CA 90803

(951) 675-4123

www.gorjana.com

Grand Food and Beverage

4101 E. Willow St.

Long Beach, CA 90815

(562) 426-0555

grandfandb.com

Grand Prix Association of Long Beach

3000 Pacific Ave.

Long Beach, CA 90806-1356

(562) 981-2600

www.gplb.com

Grand Welcome of Long Beach Vacation Rental Management

6285 E. Spring Street, Suite 578

Long Beach, CA 90808

(562) 245-4220

www.longbeachvrm.com/

Grassroots Lab

235 E. Broadway St.

Suite 980

Long Beach, CA 90802

(415) 235-2257

www.grassrootslab.com

Gratitude Lodge

3849 Chatwin Ave

Long Beach, CA 90808

(888) 557-2091

www.gratitudelodge.com

GreenCal Construction Inc.

9065 Rosecrans Avenue

Bellflower, CA 90706

(714) 790-1750

greencalinc.com

Grey Pine Group

6475 E. Pacific Coast Hwy.

Ste 400

Long Beach, CA 90803

(562) 355-3825

www.greypinegroup.com

Griffin Business Enterprises, Inc.

1950 East 5th St

Long Beach, CA 90802

(424) 570-0025

griffinbusinessenterprises.com

Grimmick Technology and Media LLC

100 W Broadway

Suite 3000

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 283-5573

grimmicktechnology.com

Grocery Outlet Long Beach Willow St

300 E Willow St.

Long Beach, CA 90806

(714) 235-6228

groceryoutlet.com

Grocery Outlet Spring Street #296

436 E Spring St

Long Beach , CA 90815

www.groceryoutlet.com/

GSPartners

4505 CALIFORNIA #410

LONG BEACH, CA 90807

(833) 822-6050

www.WealthLegacyGlobal.com

Gym Equipment Rental

1402 Daisy Ave

Long Beach, CA 90813

(857) 220-7283

gymequipmentrental.com/

H

Haberbush & Associates, LLP

444 West Ocean Blvd., Suite 1400

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 435-3456

www.lbinsolvency.com

Habitat For Humanity Greater Los Angeles

8739 Artesia Blvd.

Bellflower, CA 90706

(310) 323-4663

www.habitatla.org

Hackney Stephens Associate Inc. Dba Vehifleet

23281 La Palma Ave

Yorba Linda, CA 92887

(562) 708-4623

www.vehifleet.com/

Hammerhead Media LLC

21250 Hawthorne Blvd

500

Torrance, CA 90503

(310) 792-7091

www.TodaysSeniorLA.com

Hampton Inn & Homewood Suites Long Beach Airport

3771 Lakewood Blvd

Long Beach, CA 90808

(562) 425-0010

www.longbeachairport.homewoodsuitesbyhilton.com

Harbor Breeze Cruises

100 Aquarium Way

Dock 2

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 983-6880

www.whalewatchinginla.com

Harbor Dental Society

4010 Watson Plaza Dr.

Ste 210

Lakewood, CA 90712

(562) 595-6303

www.harbordentalsociety.org

Harbor Regional Center

1155 E. San Antonio Drive

Long Beach, CA 90807

(310) 543-0100

www.harborrc.org

HCVT

100 Oceangate Ste 900

Long Beach, CA 90802-4324

(562) 590-9535

www.hcvt.com

HDR Engineering Inc.

100 Oceangate, Suite 1120

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 264-1100

www.hdrinc.com

Health Net

21281 Burbank Blvd

Woodland Hills, CA 91367

(818) 676-5810

healthnet.com

HealthCare Partner, LLC - Palo Verde

4910 Airport Plaza Dr

#100

Long Beach, CA 90815

(562) 429-2473

www.healthcarepartners.com/

Here I Am

3040 Elm Avenue

Long Beach, CA 90807

(512) 632-7905

hereiambox.com

Hey Girlie Studio

3611 E. 10th St.

Long Beach, CA 90804

(562) 380-3021

www.heygirliestudio.com/

HH Human Resources Consulting LLC

5365 E Daggett St

Long Beach, CA 90815

(714) 822-4957

Under Maintenance

Hi-Lo Liquor Market

707 East Ocean Blvd

Long Beach , CA 90802

www.hiloliquor.com/

Hilton Long Beach

701 W. Ocean Blvd.

Long Beach, CA 90831

(562) 983-3400

www3.hilton.com/en/hotels/california/hilton-long-beach-and-executive-meeting-center-LGBLHHF/index.html

Hoag Property Mgmt., Inc.

10551 Paramount Blvd.

Downey, CA 90241

1-562-869-1556

www.hoagpropertymgt.com

Holiday Inn Long Beach Airport & Conference Center / Staybridge Suites Long Beach

2640 N. Lakewood Blvd.

Long Beach, CA 90815

(562) 597-4401

www.ihg.com/holidayinn/hotels/us/en/long-beach/laxlb/hoteldetail

Holiday Inn Long Beach Downtown

1133 Atlantic Ave

Long Beach, CA 90813-3312

(562) 590-8858

www.pacificahost.com

Holistic Sports Acupuncture, Inc.

4056 Orange Ave

Long Beach , CA 90807

(323) 710-6751

longbeachspecialtyacupuncture.com/

Hollis Financial Solutions, LLC

1629 Cherry Ave.

Unit 203

Long Beach, CA 90813

(562) 204-6272

hollisfinancialsolutions.com/

Holmes & Associates, CPAs

111 West Ocean Blvd.

Suite 1580

Long Beach, CA 90802

(562) 495-3331

www.holmescpa.com

Holos Communities

11739 Victory Blvd

North Hollywood, CA 91606

(213) 316-0108

www.holoscommunities.org/

Home Instead Senior Care

5500 E. Atherton St., #216

Long Beach, CA 90815

(562) 596-4884

www.homeinstead.com/275

Home Smiles Long Beach

10833 Oxford Lane

Stanton, CA 90680

(951) 751-0792

longbeach.homesmiles.com/#

Horizon Pregnancy Center

261 E Willow Street

Suite C

Long Beach, CA 90806

714-897-7500 ext 200

horizonpc.org

Hospital Association of Southern California

515 S. Figueroa St., Suite 1300

Los Angeles, CA 90071

(213) 538-0700

www.hasc.org

Hotel Maya & Fuego Restaurant

700 Queensway Drive

Long Beach, CA 90802-6343

(562) 435-7676

www.hotelmayalongbeach.com

Hotworx

5955 E. Spring St

Long Beach, CA 90808

(562) 342-5213

www.hotworx.net/studio/longbeach-springst

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