River City Bank’s Business Outlook once again played to a packed house. With a lineup that included Chancellor Gary S. May of the University of California, Davis, and Beth Vaughan, Executive Director of the California Community Choice Association (CalCCA), the audience received a sneak peek into what’s in store for California at both the local and state level. Beth Vaughan spoke on CCAs continued ability to thrive as the demand for renewable energy rapidly grows in California. Chancellor May presented on the collaboration of UC Davis and local businesses to create both educational and economic opportunities in the Sacramento region through the Aggie Square project. RCB President & CEO Steve Fleming spoke on the strength of the Bank and his perspective on the economy.
Steve Fleming, Steve Mills of DCA Capital Partners, and Lon Burford of Genovese Burford & Brothers
Pat McHone of River City Bank with Larry Kelley and Frank Meyers of McClellan Park
Sheri Farinha of Norcal Services for Deaf & Hard of Hearing
Kennard Boutte’-Nears and Linda Bergaus of Life -Assist with River City Bank’s Donna Sutherland
Edmund Knighton of Meristem
Barry Broome of the Greater Sacramento Economic Council
This year’s panel – UC Davis Chancellor Gary S. May, River City Bank’s Steve Fleming, and Beth Vaughan of the California Choice Association
Rick Brown, PhD of Terraverde Energy, Barry Vesser of the Climate Center, and Dan Jennejohn of River City Bank
River City Bank’s Jeremy Spencer with the team from Bender Insurance Solutions: Steve Bender, Heather Rohr, Maggie Bender-Johnson, and Lisa Bracero
