President's Breakfast honoring Alex Aghajanian and the…

The Pasadena Chamber of Commerce will honor Tournament of Roses Association President Alex Aghajanian at the annual President’s Breakfast at the Hilton Pasadena on Thursday, December 7, 20223. Breakfast begins at 7:30 a.m. followed by a festive celebratory program.

Wells Fargo is presenting sponsor of the President's Breaklfast. 

‘Authentically Yours, Pasadena’: Holiday season campaign…

To shine a spotlight on small and independent local businesses heading into the holiday shopping season, the city of Pasadena and Visit Pasadena have partnered to launch the “Authentically Yours, Pasadena” campaign, which begins on Small Business Saturday, Nov. 25.

Tomorrow (November 28th) is Giving Tuesday. Support our…

Giving Tuesday is a day to be charitable. 

You can support our non-profit members today easily and simply.

Here is a link to our non-profit members. Find one (or more) that you like and donate. 

You can also make a tax-deductible donation to the Pasadena Chamber of Commerce Foundation at www.pasadenayouthworks.org

Simple. Thank you. 

Meet Our New and Renewing Pasadena Chamber Members for…

Stretch Lab

 

The Pasadena Chamber has enjoyed the membership of many and diverse companies. We celebrate each new member and value those who renew their investment in the Chamber. 

Thank you to Bryan Muth of Pasadena Private Wealth for recruiting the most new members during the most recent Fiscal Year. Pasadena Private Wealth received a 1/2 page color ad in our annual Business Directory (valued at $2,390). 

Useful Information for Businesses: Small Business Grants,…

DCBA is pleased to announce a new program designed to help qualified landlords who have been impacted by COVID-19 related economic hardships. The Los Angeles County Rent Relief Program will provide over $46 million in direct financial assistance to qualified landlords to help mitigate the negative economic impacts of the pandemic that have left many tenants behind on rent.

Economic Update for November 27, 2023-The Most Wonderful (…

It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year (for the Economy): From the New York Times: For many Americans, the end of the year is a time for parties, family gatherings, festive meals and, of course, shopping. And all that holiday celebrating makes the fourth quarter the most important time of the year for the U.S. economy.

New Member CMG Mortgage Has A unique Program to Support…

CMG Home Loans has developmed a unique program for first time home buyers to help them raise funds for a down payment and

150 at 2023 Economic and Business Summit Hear Presentations…

City of Pasadena and Pasadena Chamber of Commerce Bring Experts Together at Altadena Town and Country Club

 

Economic Update for November 13, 2023-Consumer Spending,…

Jobs (from the New York Times): Job Growth Slows, Sowing a Mix of Concern and Calm-U.S. employers added 150,000 workers in October, falling short of expectations, but the labor market retains spark nearly three years into a recovery.

The labor market has been relentlessly hot since the U.S. economy began to recover from the shock of the pandemic. But there are signs of cooling as the holidays approach.

Pasadena Unified School District Seeks Input for…

The Pasadena Unified Board of Education is asking for your help in selecting our next superintendent. To ensure this is a collaborative and inclusive process, the Board is providing an anonymous online survey and encourages your participation. This is an opportunity for the Board to receive input from students, staff, parents, and the community. Please follow the link below to provide your input.

Some of the Rules. Regulations and Proposal That May Impact…

Overtime-What Is the Department of Labor’s New Proposed Rule Regarding Overtime Compensation? Right now, if you’re employing anyone who’s salaried and not supervising someone and that person is making more than $35,000 a year, you don’t have to pay that person overtime. The Department of Labor is looking to change that and raise that salary limit up to $55,000 a year.