Mathnasium of Ventura recently held their official ribbon cutting and on Saturday, June 8, they officially introduced themselves to the community and showed off what they are all about. There was plenty of family friendly fun including games, food, music and prizes and of course plenty of math. At Mathnasium, they make math make sense. Mathnasium have been the math experts for over 15 years and are so excited to open their doors in Ventura. www.mathnasium.com/ventura/events for more information. Located at 1746-B S. Victoria Ave. 805-525-MATH (6284).
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Ventura Chamber ribbon cuttings were held at the following businesses:
BoHo Chick, 48 S. Chestnut St. (408) 821-6959.
European Wax Center, 4990 Telephone (805)535-4165
Salty Guava Aloha Shop, 516 Santa Clara.
Photos by Michael Gordon
Ventura Beach Marriott grand opening ribbon cutting
Photo by Michael Gordon
On April 24 the newly renovated Ventura Beach Marriott held a grand opening ribbon cutting. The Ventura Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting featured food by the hotel staff, music and tours of four of the renovated rooms. The multi-million-dollar remodel also included the entire lobby and restaurant area.
2055 Harbor Blvd.
Holland Rugs Ribbon Cutting
Holland Rugs recently held their ribbon cutting at 2343 E. Thompson. Holland Rugs is a family owned and operated local business. Owners Andrew and Wendi Holland have been in the rug business since 2004. Andrew has studied with rug repair and restoration experts to be able to provide expert rug care to Santa Barbara, Ventura, and LA counties.
(805)-630-0302
Photo by Michael Gordon
Seaward Sushi has held their official ribbon-cutting
Seaward Sushi is open from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mondays through Saturdays and noon to 8 p.m. Sundays .34 S. Seaward Ave., 805-628-9070, Photo by Michael Gordon
Lynn’s Consignments celebrates one-year anniversary
Celebrating the one-year anniversary of 
Lynn’s Consignments are owner Lynn Dralle, publisher-editor Sheldon and Senior Account Executive Breezy Gledhill. The reason she opened on March 1 was because that was her father‘s birthday who has passed away but she will always have a reminder of him each year on that day.
1975 E Main St, Ventura
(805) 628-3289
lynnsconsignments.com
Hypnosis Rising has held their grand opening ribbon-cutting.
They provide:
- A pattern of growth
- The Tools of the Hypnotherapist
- Listening – hearing your truth.
- Dreams – the messages from your subconscious.
- Hypnosis – a temporary and comfortable merging of the conscious and sub conscious .
- Life Skills Development -anchoring positive change.
- Collaboration – with life coaches, spiritual leaders, and licensed medical and mental health professionals.
1500 Palma Dr. #131
805-775-6716
[email protected]
www.hypnosisrising.com
Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting for Moorhouse Financial Services
A Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting was held for Moorhouse Financial Services, Inc., 1575 Spinnaker Drive, Suite 201. Moorhouse Financial Services tailor their full range of wealth management services to wherever you are in life and your goals at each stage. Through a process that is detailed and time-tested, they go to great lengths to provide an holistic approach of custom financial planning, investment management, charitable giving and tax and estate planning strategies specifically for you. Phone 805.684.2245 fax 805.684.2248
New 24 Hour Fitness ribbon cutting
A Ventura Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting was held for the new 24 Hour Fitness located at 3350 Telegraph Road Ventura. (805) 256-6071.
At 24 Hour Fitness, they see their clubs as your ultimate daily retreat, where motivation and camaraderie are simply part of your gym membership.
After 14 weeks of training graduates completed the course
The cute one on the left is Breeze Publisher Emeritus Staci Brown. From a different WEV class but we had to show Staci.
Women’s Economic Ventures (WEV) recently celebrated the accomplishments of 19 women and men who successfully completed WEV’s Ventura County-based Advanced Spanish Self-Employment Training (SSET) course with a graduation ceremony held at Ventura Adult & Continuing Education (VACE) in Ventura.
After 14 weeks of training on topics including finances, marketing and sales, public relations and advertising, legal and insurance issues, record keeping, and how to write a business plan, these graduates completed the course with the necessary tools and support needed to start or expand their businesses.
“We are so proud of the dedication and passion these graduates showed in class” said Leticia Sandoval, WEV Spanish Program Coordinator. “Even though some had to travel or come straight after a long day of work, they committed to doing the work and now have graduated with more confidence and the resources necessary to achieve their dreams. We can’t wait to see how far they can go!”
The graduates range from first-time business owners to those who have turned to WEV to help expand their existing businesses. Graduate businesses and business ideas include blacksmithing, construction, day care providers, produce vendors, folkloric dresses, ice cream shops, personal empowerment coaching, housecleaning, and more.