Five Things The Chamber Did For Your Business: October 5 – October 9, 2026

At The Chamber of Southwest Riverside County, every week is an opportunity to make an impact. Whether we’re bringing business leaders together, celebrating the successes of our members, strengthening relationships with community partners, or supporting initiatives that drive regional growth, our mission remains the same: to champion businesses and create a stronger, more connected region.

Here are five highlights from the past week:

1. We were proud to partner with the City of Wildomar to present the 2026 Wildomar State of the City at Faith Bible Church! The event brought together business leaders, residents, and community partners for a special VIP luncheon, followed by Mayor Carlos Marquez’s State of the City address, highlighting the city’s accomplishments, continued growth, and exciting vision for the future.
2. We hosted our October Networking Breakfast, bringing local professionals together for a morning of valuable connections and insight! Guest speaker Chris Simpson of Hackademic Solutions presented “Secure AI Adoption: Five Questions Every Small Business Should Ask,” sharing practical tips on navigating AI securely and responsibly.
3. Patrick attended the Murrieta City Council meeting, where the Council proudly recognized the Murrieta Heat All-Star Team for their outstanding achievements. It was a wonderful opportunity to celebrate these talented young athletes, their hard work, and the dedication that makes our community proud!
4. Patrick and Timarie attended the Lake Elsinore State of the City Address, joining local leaders, businesses, and community members to hear updates on the city’s accomplishments, ongoing initiatives, and vision for the future. It was a great opportunity to strengthen regional connections and celebrate the continued growth and progress happening across Southwest Riverside County!
5. Patrick attended the Murrieta Rotary meeting, where he shared exciting updates on our Chamber, the Murrieta Innovation Center, and Impact Riverside County. He also highlighted the Chamber’s recent rebrand and expanded regional focus, showcasing the partnerships and initiatives helping drive innovation, business growth, and economic development throughout Southwest Riverside County.

We believe a thriving business community is built through collaboration, meaningful relationships, and a shared commitment to progress. To our members, partners, and community leaders, thank you for being part of the Chamber and helping us make a difference. Your continued involvement fuels the work we do and inspires us to keep creating opportunities that benefit businesses and communities throughout Southwest Riverside County.