Jill Biggins Gerbracht is the owner of Social Butterfly Designs, a full service stationery and invitation design company, and a founding Member of Rolling Hills Leads Club 5 years ago.  She has served on the Chapter's Leadership Team in the capacity of Recorder.  Jill feels that her Leads Club Chapter has been a benefit to her both personally and professionally providing her with great resources and the ability to help others increase their business.

Recently, Social Butterfly Designs "Endless Summer" note card and stationery launch was featured on the billboard in Times Square, NYC! Social Butterfly Designs (310) 418-5512 www.socialbutterflydesigns.com

  Larry Negrin is currently the Director of Calabasas Leads Club and has  occupied the category of CPA in his Chapter for over 25 years.  Larry credits Leads Club with refining his public speaking skills and developing his leadership ability, which eventually led to his appointment as Calabasas Chamber of Commerce Chairman.  Larry also met his wife, Victoria, a successful Interior Designer, during his tenure at Calabasas Leads Club.

In his sparetime, Larry loves to fly! Larry Negrin, CPA, 818-592-0106 www.lnegrincpa.com

Del Amo Leads Club  

Location: Mimi's Cafe

Day: Thursdays  Time: 7:15am 

Contact: Ken Roberts, Director 310-534-6200

Beverly Hills Leads Club, www.beverlyhillsleadsclub.com, opened in November 2009.  With a strong leadership team led by Greg Davis of GDA Landscape & Design, this Chapter has 16 Members and hosts mixers with as many as 50 people!  Beverly Hills Leads Club meets every Thursday, 7:30am till 8:45am at Milk N' Honey 8337 W. Pico Blvd in Beverlywood.  For more information about visiting this Chapter, please email leadsclubla@leadsclub.com

Be cell phone savvy!!

While convenient, using cell phones while driving can be hazardous. The American Automobile Association offers these tips:

• Make sure your phone is mounted where you can easily reach it while driving. The phone should be within comfortable reach in your usual driving position and as close as possible to your line of vision.
• Know all the operations of your cellular phone and learn to use it without looking.
• Keep your attention on the road by programming frequently called numbers into the phone's memory to minimize dialing.
• Dial sensibly. Wait for a stoplight, pull off the road to dial or ask a passenger to dial for you.
• Don't use your cellular phone in distracting traffic situations. Pull off the road to make a call.
• Be careful about where you stop to make calls.
• When calling 9-1-1 to report an emergency, be prepared to provide the closest major cross streets or off-ramps, and know your cellular phone number.
• Use your voice mail to take calls or leave yourself messages. Never take notes while driving.
• Disconnect your cellular phone when using jumper cables; the power surge could burn out your phone.

Paul Major  State Farm Agent

Providing Insurance and Financial Services  

12030 Washington Blvd. Suite A

Los Angeles  CA 90066

Website:  wwww.paulRmajor.com

(310) 482-3990  office phone

(310) 482-3995  office fax

E-Mail   Paul@PaulRMajor.com