Born and raised in Los Angeles, Jessica has always had a strong passion for skincare. She received her esthetician license from the Academy of Beauty, Culver City. From her studies, she learned a variety of facial modalities to treat acne and aging skin. Some of her favorite treatments include microcurrent, chemical peels, LED light, microdermabrasion, and oxygen. Everyone’s skin is unique and needs
Our immune system’s ability to fend off illness has been an ever present focus in our lives for the past few months. To help us develop a better understanding of the elements that go into maintaining a healthy and well-functioning immune system, Doctors Tina Alidad and Nell Smircina led a fantastic webinar which Chamber members may access through their Membership Information Center portal.
Award-winning construction management firm rolls out robust safety plan to minimize coronavirus exposure and risk across all jobsites Shawmut Design and Construction, a leading $1.5 billion national construction management firm, has developed a robust COVID-19 safety plan, created in partnership with trade unions, industry peer groups, and other leading firms. The firm has rolled out safety protocols, new job-site innovation, and an exhaustive COVID-19
Two reopening opportunities available now to businesses and practices: A NEW BUSINESS NEWS TV PROGRAM LAUNCHED ON KTLA. Contact producer Ann Shatilla on how to get on the show: StateofBusinessNewsReport@gmail.com | covid19tvbusinessnewsreport.com THE COVID-19 HEALTH & SAFETY STRATEGIC ECONOMIC PR, MARKETING, NEWS GUIDELINE REPORT; "THE PATH TO REOPEN; FORCED TO FIND A NEW WAY" - DOCUMENT The document is now available and a new business
In early March, Children’s Institute’s (CII) preschools, serving 2,500 children across nearly 30 locations in Los Angeles, transformed overnight into virtual early childhood education hubs. Teachers overhauled lesson plans and placed weekly calls to families while creating content for a weekly e-newsletter, specialized YouTube channel and learning app. Citlali Gudino, a teacher at CII’s South Vermont Head Start, said it became apparent that the