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Fallbrook Chamber of Commerce 2022 Outlook

Lila Macdonald

Fallbrook Chamber of Commerce CEO

The past 22 months have been a time of learning new things, changing the way we do business and navigating an ever-changing climate. Fallbrook is a unique community and has truly risen to the occasion. We at the Chamber look forward to continuing to foster relationships and provide positive advocacy. In an unincorporated community, our Chamber is an important resource to help a business, nonprofit and the community to thrive and manage the constant daily challenges. The Chamber continues to focus on and provide up to date information on a variety of topics which include grants, new ordinances that affect our community, issues and solutions related to community infrastructure and much more. Educational seminars and networking opportunities are offered on a weekly basis to help businesses and nonprofits grow and for the community to be a wonderful place to work and live.

We look toward 2022 with hope and excitement and have a lot planned! We will continue to work with the county, Fallbrook Community Planning group and community members on local infrastructure and updating the Design Review Guidelines. We will keep up the work on issues like the VMT tax, affordable housing and community advocacy. We will continue to collaborate with other communities and their Chambers of Commerce, planning groups and representatives to help bring about positive benefits for our region.

The Chamber also has a long list of networking opportunities to offer. We host five networking events monthly that include times in the morning, afternoon and evening in hopes that at least one time may be the perfect fit! One of our new favorites is our Business Breakfast Club for members. February includes our Business Expo at Pala Mesa Resort and the public is invited to attend to discover our community. In the Fall we have our State of the Chamber Dinner where we highlight our nonprofits and welcome our government leaders to speak.

The Avocado Festival is planned for April and is just one of the many community events planned for 2022. Others include Wine & Bite Art Walks, Awards & Installation Luncheon, Charity Golf Tournament, Harvest Faire, Artisan Faire and annual Christmas parade. We will continue to grow our weekly Farmers Market, which is held every Saturday on Main Avenue from 9 a.m.-1:30 p.m. We are very excited to grow the community with you!

With a small staff, we get a lot done. We are passionate about serving our community and look forward to connecting you in 2022!

Please give us a call 760-728-5845 or stop by our office at 111 S. Main Avenue in Historic Downtown Fallbrook!

 

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