Five Things The Chamber Did For Your Business: July 6 – July 10, 2026

Each week, the Murrieta/Wildomar Chamber of Commerce is working to strengthen our business community by advocating for our members, creating meaningful connections, and supporting opportunities for growth. From educational programs and networking events to community partnerships and member celebrations, we're committed to helping businesses and our region succeed.

Here are five highlights from the past week:

1. Patrick attended the Murrieta City Council meeting to stay informed on key issues, initiatives, and decisions impacting our local business community. Maintaining a strong presence at City Council meetings is an important part of the Chamber’s advocacy efforts, helping us foster relationships with local leadership and ensure the voice of business continues to be represented in the community.
2. Our July Networking Breakfast was a great morning of connection, learning, and inspiration! Attendees heard from Volker Jaeckel of FocalPoint Business Coaching Temecula Valley, who shared practical strategies for moving from "busy" to breakthrough. Thank you to The Cove Bar & Grill for the delicious breakfast and to everyone who joined us and helped make the event a success.
3. Laura and Patrick met with Town Square Publications this week to begin planning the Chamber’s 2027 community publication. The team discussed fresh ideas, new features, and exciting updates designed to better showcase our members and the impact of our business community. We’re looking forward to bringing an even stronger publication to life in 2027!
4. Patrick attended the Wildomar City Council meeting as part of the Chamber's ongoing commitment to staying connected with local government and advocating for the business community. By remaining engaged in City Council discussions, the Chamber helps strengthen partnerships and support the continued growth and success of Wildomar.
5. Our team kicked off an exciting new AI workshop series this week, led by the Chamber's new AI & Technology Consultant, Myke Munroe. The first session focused on practical ways to leverage artificial intelligence to work more efficiently, enhance member services, and uncover new opportunities to better support our business community.

Thank you to everyone who continues to invest in our business community by attending events, building relationships, supporting fellow members, and staying engaged with the Chamber. Your involvement helps strengthen the local economy and reinforces what makes Murrieta and Wildomar such an incredible place to live, work, and do business. We look forward to sharing another great week with you!