Tuesday, March 17 – 11:45 am
Valencia Country Club
27330 Tourney Road
Valencia 91355
Get the latest news on Vista Canyon, the new live, work, walk and ride community coming to Santa Clarita’s east side. Vista Canyon is a 185-acre “transit-oriented,” walkable, sustainable residential neighborhood and business center offering innovative employment, retail, living, recreation and transportation choices. The “ultra-connected” community will be linked internally and to surrounding Santa Clarita by an extensive system of trails and transit. Glenn Adamick, Chief Entitlement Officer, JSB Development will join VIA to help define the elements of Vista Canyon’s mixed use design.
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Reserve your place in the 2015 VIA Leadership Program today!
The Leadership Program will fully acquaint participants with the work of the Valley Industry Association and the steps toward leadership roles, will bring in experts to discuss various aspects of leadership, will provide recommended reading and homework related to the topics, will assign business-related projects to participant teams and publish the results, and will introduce participants to key community contacts and leaders.
Here are some of the topics we will cover this year:
Team Building
Behavioral Styles
Leading Meeting & Time Management
Ethics & Integrity
Communication Skills
Problem Solving & Critical Thinking
The Leadership Program starts on April 14th!
Contact the VIA office at (661) 294-8088 or admin@via.org if you are interested in the program or would like more information. The program cost is $200 per person. There is limited space and spots fill up fast!
The new
VIA Sales Academy, starting on Friday, March 20th, will help both professional and non-professional sales people with their sales techniques and approaches. The 6 sessions take place every Friday from 7:30 – 9:00 am at Stay Green, located at 26415 Summit Circle Drive.
Some of the topics at these sessions include:
* Communications
* Relationships
* Presentation Skills
* Overcoming Objections
* Getting Past the Gatekeeper
* Negotiations Skills
* Indirect Sales Techniques
* Time Management for Sales People
* Behavioral Styles and Successful Selling
The cost is $49 per session or $249 for all 6 sessions.
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The 2015 VIA BASH will be held on Friday, September 25th.
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Thursday, March 26th from
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Everything you need to know to do business with public agencies in the Santa Clarita Valley
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Monthly Marketing Opportunities!
Reach 150 contacts for only $150 by including your flyer or marketing piece in the VIA luncheon presentation folders.
Also, you can bring your retractable banner to display at VIA’s monthly luncheons. The price is $25 per luncheon (3 month minimum, reservations required).
Contact the VIA office today to submit flyers or set up a banner: (661) 294-8088 or admin@via.org.
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26 Comments
Megan Dawson
Where is Vista Canyon going to be? canyon Country?
i am sure it will be in an area that has a lot of water and no traffic
http://vistacanyonranch.org/
Near Sand Canyon what I’ve heard
Maria Lesseos
Great, more over development. Oh boy!!
Sean White
http://vistacanyonranch.org/
This is what I found when I googled vista Canyon Ranch.
Jason R Curtis Dianne Curtis
http://vistacanyonranch.org/
I’ve lived in Santa Clarita since 1966. Same house now just below the Target sign, on whispering leaves drive. We had hills and meadows to enjoy looking at. Then the frwy came. With the Hugh bank and 30 ft more of stores, we now hear the frwy 24/7 very loud as the traffic backs up during rush hour. The exhaust is coating our entire yard and probably our lungs. We’re on water restrictions and you want us to be happy with this new plan. More traffic,more empty stores,crowded schools,and water shortages. You gotta be kidding!!
Oh I agree with you more traffic and crowding I came from SFV we like the open spaces of SCV. I would rather that the existing communities be upgraded, and limits on newer constructions. But rural these days isn’t rural of the old days Unfortunately. I am reminded of a friend when they wanted a property that was going to stay open for their mini ranch type lifestyle. Well 10-15 years later they ended selling because the community they thought would stay rural didn’t. Good lesson when planing to buy we should make our choice where we’re sure there won’t be budding communities built around us. Sad but true.
Sylvia Castro
No wonder we are being asked to conserve water :-/
And it’s unaffordable for the average person.
No water to support the development, no highway infrastructure to support the traffic, expectation is everyone will use public transportation. Well thought out plan.
Why can’t they fill up the chunk of empty stores at the golden valley shopping center first before they build this?
well because the rent is too high at golden valley and lets build so it can be empty later on too…nothing is well thought out
Laura Fava Scott I’m in
Found the proposed spot. It’s south of the 14, near Sand Canyon Rd.
http://goo.gl/maps/SEqbV
Yeah right there in that River Bed I have been over there in the area and seen that, I wouldn’t buy there what happens when a storm comes and floods it out??
Sasha Ricci
Al Ortiz
well the richy place is to keep out the bad people cause they can’t afford upper class, then there are those that can’t afford richy and we are good people and we are stuck with the druggies
Please build it hopefully my house value will rise