Mixer Brings Businesses and Community Together
Photo Courtesy of: Miguel Cruz
Colton Chanber of commerce and Ashley Furniture hosted businesses, organizations, and chamber members from the cities of Colton, Loma Linda and Grand Terrace last Wednesday, March 13th.
Photo Courtesy of: Miguel Cruz
Origami Owl Independent designers Brooke Garcia, Samantha Lopez, and Kathie Garcia share their home-based business with people from Colton, Loma Linda, and Grand Terrace.
Photo Courtesy of: Miguel Cruz
66ers Sales Manager Andrew Pittman joined dozens of businesses and organizers for a mixer held at the Ashley Furniture Home Store
Photo Courtesy of: Miguel Cruz
Physical Therapist Myungjin Kim took the chance to network with people from the tri-city area.
Photo Courtesy of: Miguel Cruz
Managers Brina Limon and Tonya Hall joined the mixer, promoting Storage West.
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