March 7 Landscape News

This is the second blog and we are pleased to announce two useful events for SFBAC of CLCA.

March Chapter Dinner Meeting

Thursday March 17th 2022

6:00-8:30 pm

Celia’s Restaurant
3740 Camino Real
Palo Alto, CA
650-321-8227
Cost: $32.00/person

This event will be in-person, upstairs in their private room. We ask members to adhere to all safety measures.

Dinner is included as well as a discussion with Q&A from our guest speakers. 

Parking is limited, please use adjacent lots or on El Camino Real.

Make sure you are at the right location. Celia’s has different restaurants.

This is the Palo Alto property.

Main Program: Lance Perry, Gina Stanley & Debbi Abele with CLCA Insurance Solutions will discuss the latest updates on coverage as well as the new Cal Savers option for owners to implement 401(k) plans to employees. This program offers businesses an easy way to help their workforce save for retirement with no additional fees, no fiduciary liability and minimal employer responsibilities.

To register click here.

Membership Drive
Date: Thursday April 14th 2022
Time: 9:30-Noon
Free to members & prospective individuals
No registration necessary

Location: SiteOne Landscape Supply, 1145 North 13th Street, San Jose, CA 95112

Information:

Lunch will be provided to all current & prospective members.

Come meet the CLCA SFBA chapter president Juan Carlos Esparza who will be cooking on the grill and answering questions about chapter benefits! 


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