September 23rd, 2019 — Zeta Sky today announced its commitment to National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM), held annually in October.
 
To mark the occasion, Zeta Sky will be hosting the Inland Empire Cyber Security Summit on October 17th, 2019 at the InTech Center in Fontana.
 
Attendees will hear from the FBI - Cyber Crime Unit about the latest and greatest threats against businesses and employees, how to avoid being the next victim, and simple ways to build awareness in your company.
 
You’ll also hear from Guest experts from Datto, representatives from Citrix, and Cyber Insurance specialists.
 
This will be a great opportunity to learn from industry professionals, network with your peers, and bring actionable steps to help secure your business!
 
“Cybersecurity is important to the success of all businesses and organizations. We are proud to have such a strong and active community helping to encourage proactive behavior and prioritize cybersecurity in their organizations - Adrian Francoz, CEO of Zeta Sky"

Ms. Tange Brewer enjoys mentoring the children of our community and says “My reward for my efforts are in the children’s faces, I just love seeing them smile, I enjoy motivating the next generation of doctors, lawyers, and businessmen who will become future ambassadors in the community.” As a single mother, Ms. Tange understands the everyday struggles and lack of resources that are present in our community and as the director of operations at Empowering Success Now, a non-profit, 501c3 organization, she ensures that the myriad of services are offered and running seamlessly and at capacity. Empowering Success Now is relentless in its pursuit to positively impact the lives and futures of children, teens, and adults, by offering education and resources to the Inland Empire. Services which include: After-School tutoring program with complimentary transportation, Summer Tech camp, Business Consulting and entrepreneurial workshops, College and Career readiness courses and workshops, Digital Literacy mobile computer courses, and facility rentals. Please check out empoweringsuccessnow.org to view their full range of services and upcoming workshops.

Tange Brewer
Director of Operations
(844) 883-3822 ext.704

The RV Industry Association (RVIA) is the national trade association representing recreation vehicle (RV) manufacturers and their component parts suppliers who together build more than 98 percent of all RVs produced in the U.S. Headquartered in the Washington, D.C. suburb of Reston, Va., They are the unifying force for safety and professionalism within the RV industry and works with both federal and state government agencies to protect the interests of its members. Visit RVIA.org for more information.

The 67th Annual California RV Show, the longest running RV show in the U.S. The West Coast’s largest consumer RV sales event showcases more than one million square feet of space with 1,000 RVs from 40 top manufacturers, including the largest selection of toy haulers anywhere, that will be for sale at the most competitive prices from 17 onsite Southern California dealerships. We're excited to announce that we have a NEW location at the Auto Club Speedway located at 9300 Cherry Avenue in Fontana, California. We're excited to be in Fontana and we look forward to being part of this community.
 
DATES: OCTOBER 4 (Friday) thru October 13 (Sunday), Open 10am – 6pm daily
 
TICKETS: 13 years and older $15; $13 online. Kids admission is free. Active military are free with ID.

FONTANA – Several dozen high school students are learning real-world employability skills at Etiwanda High School as part of a model partnership between the Chaffey Joint Union High School District and the Fontana Chamber of Commerce.
 
The Professional Skills Certificate program offers training to more than 60 students over six Saturdays through mid-November on subjects ranging from dressing for success to how to get promoted to conflict resolution. Business owners and managers are teaching the courses, offering real-world insight on how to succeed in the workplace.
 
The program was developed by the Chaffey District in partnership with the Fontana Chamber, and represents a new way of thinking when it comes to addressing the labor needs of local businesses, said Fontana Mayor Acquanetta Warren, who helped establish the newly created Fontana Mayor’s Education Coalition. Local school districts meet regularly with business and community leaders to discuss ways to better prepare Fontana students for the workforce.
 
“Our whole approach in Fontana is bringing like-minded stakeholders together to address the needs of businesses while creating career opportunities for our young people. The Professional Skills Certificate program is a wonderful example of how, in a collaborative model, we can build a workforce of the future,” Warren said.
 
The first classes were held Sept. 7. Additional sessions are scheduled for Sept. 21, Oct. 12, Oct. 26, Nov. 2, and Nov. 16. Business leaders who are participating in the program include: Julie Kelly (Santa Fe Machine Works), Jason Zara (World Financial Group), Phillip Cothran (Goosehead Insurance), Holly Stiver (Crown Technical Systems), Amy Loera (Tio’s Mexican Restaurants), Raj Sangha (Dhindsa Group of Companies), Vanessa Ortiz (Globally Exclusive), Artina McIntosh (Empowering Success Now) and Ken Lindt (Harbor Truck Bodies).
 
After completing the coursework, students will receive certification, which they can include in their resumes.
 
“We’re extremely grateful for the support of the Chamber and individual businesses in providing students with this valuable training,” said Dr. Mathew Holton, Superintendent of the Chaffey District. “It’s a significant investment of time and resources on their part, but the payoff will be even bigger, in terms of how their knowledge and expertise will positively impact students’ lives.”
 
Fontana Chamber President Phil Cothran, whose son is teaching one of the classes, said the Professional Skills Certificate program will help students understand what is required of them in the workplace.
 
“Fontana is an ideal community to establish this kind of working relationship between schools, the business community and local government,” said Cothran, who also serves as Chairman of the San Bernardino County Workforce Development Board (WDB). “The fact that nearly 30% of our population is under the age of 18 creates a sustainable labor pool that can and will drive even more business opportunities for our community.”
 
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About the Fontana Mayor’s Education Coalition
The Fontana Mayor’s Education Coalition is an intentional network of schools, businesses and local leaders committed to helping prepare students in the city for current and future job and career opportunities. With 214,000 residents and a robust business climate, Fontana has emerged as an economic and population hub in the Inland Empire and Southern California. Strategic partners in the Fontana Mayor’s Education Coalition include the City of Fontana, the Fontana Chamber of Commerce, Fontana Unified School District, Chaffey Joint Union High School District, Colton Joint Unified School District, Etiwanda School District and Chaffey College. Among those providing critical support are the Lewis Group of Companies, Building Industry Association Baldy View Chapter, Fontana’s representative on the San Bernardino County Board of Education, the San Bernardino County Workforce Development Board.

Contact:   Steve Lambert, The 20/20 Network
                 (909) 841-7527/ steve@the2020network.com

Mary Calta graduated from California State University at Los Angeles with a BA in Music and a Masters Degree in Secondary Education.

Mary is a former Middle School teacher of 32 years.  After leaving her teaching career in 2012, Mary joined the Fontana Chamber of Commerce as an Ambassador. She also belongs to a few organizations such as Business Network International (BNI), The Rock Church, and World Outreach Center in San Bernardino.

Mary is currently an independent associate of Legal Shield. Mary enjoys traveling and working with young people and being a part of networking organizations.

You can contact Mary at:
Phone: 213-200-5041
Email: marycalta@prodigy.net​