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Partners

CLEANOLOGY® affiliates with a variety of local organizations:

Asian Real Estate Association of America (AREAA) 10

Founded in 2003, the Asian Real Estate Association of America (AREAA) is a nonprofit professional trade organization dedicated to promoting sustainable homeownership opportunities in Asian American communities by creating a powerful national voice for housing and real estate professionals that serve this dynamic market.

AREAA will accomplish these goals by:

  • Creating a powerful national voice for housing and real estate professionals that serve this dynamic market
  • Advocating for policy positions at the national level that will reduce barriers to homeownership for the AAPI community
  • Increasing business opportunities for mortgage and real estate professionals that serve this growing community
  • Hosting National and Local events to educate and inform members about housing issues and developments affecting the AAPI community
  • Conducting trade missions throughout Asia to develop business partnerships and increase brand awareness

AREAA’s membership represents a vast array of cultural, ethnic, and professional backgrounds. AREAA is open to anyone and everyone who works with, or seeks to work with, the AAPI community. With over 15,000 members in 35 chapters across the US and Canada, AREAA is the largest Asian organization in North America. Connect your business to the fastest growing and most economically powerful minority population in America.

Better Business Bureau (BBB)  14

BBB is dedicated to fostering honest and responsive relationships between businesses and consumers, instilling consumer confidence and contributing to a trustworthy marketplace for all.

BBB, a nonprofit organization, has a mutually-supportive relationship with:

National Partners – approximately 200 organizations that are leaders in their industries and share in a commitment to corporate responsibility and the ideals of the BBB.

BBBs – 112 independent organizations across North America that serve accredited BBB businesses and consumers in their local communities.

BBB is one of the nation’s recognized leaders in developing and administering self-regulation programs for the business community, and, with respect to the advertising industry, does that in conjunction with the National Advertising Review Council, a joint venture with the Association of National Advertisers, the American Association of Advertising Agencies, the American Advertising Federation, the Direct Marketing Association, the Electronic Retailing Association and the Interactive Advertising Bureau.

The Building Industry Association (BIA) of San Diego ®  

The Building Industry Association (BIA) of San Diego exists to represent the many companies that plan, design and build the places where San Diegans live, work and play.

Members of the BIA generate thousands of jobs in the greater San Diego region and together are one of the most important driving forces in our local economy. With nearly 800 company members and their thousands of employees, the BIA is a major voice supporting the efforts to build all types of residential and commercial projects. The BIA marshals the collective influence of those who are engaged in the building industry to address issues that impact the development community in San Diego County.

The BIA unites the industry and the broader business community around a common vision for the region and is respected and sought after as a partner for its expertise, perspective and influence. The BIA is pro-active and solution-oriented in identifying and addressing issues that impact community growth and development.

Cleaning for a Reason Supporter  19

We are now a partner company with Cleaning for a Reason, a foundation that allows us to provide the comfort of a clean home to women who are undergoing cancer treatment by arranging four free monthly cleanings for them while they are in treatment or recovery.

Coldwell Banker – Concierge Vendor  3

Coldwell Banker Concierge Online makes homeownership easy – before, during and after a new homeowners move. This free service saves them valuable time and money by giving them instant access to their exclusive network of prescreened, quality service providers, carefully selected for their professional qualifications and customer service records. From housekeeping, moving and relocation services to maintenance and home improvement projects, Concierge Online can facilitate every aspect of homeownership to ensure that the home buyer has access to the highest level of service providers in California.

Friends of Downtown San Diego  16

Friends of Downtown was founded in 1990 when co-founders Eve Hager and Felicia Bell realized the importance of sharing information and ideas with professionals who care about the well-being of downtown San Diego. This eventually led to several outreach programs to serve the local community.

The group is comprised of a variety of professionals and residents who work or live in the downtown community.

Friends of Downtown has grown in scope to include the following programs:

  • Annual Scholarship Fundraiser – which benefits students of San Diego City College. The fund-raising efforts, through the generosity of members, guests, and corporate sponsors, have allowed Friends of Downtown to provide nearly $500,000. The scholarship recipients must meet a high academic requirement and interview with the group’s scholarship panel.
  • Holiday Gift Bags for Senior Shut-ins – The Board of Directors and fellow members work to collect non-perishable food and other items such as blankets, books, socks, and toiletries to fill 100 large gift bags for senior shut-ins and those with limited incomes. During the  first week of December, members of the group prepare all 100 Senior Gift Bags at the Mary and Gary West Senior Center, which then distributes them via its home meal delivery program.
  • Monthly Luncheons – Educational lunch programs are held monthly at local popular restaurants.  Each month features high-profile speakers from the downtown community. The programs provide members with the opportunity to network and learn what is happening in San Diego.

Greater San Diego Business Association (GSDBA) 11

The Greater San Diego Business Association was founded in 1979 and is the second largest LGBT and community supportive specialty chamber of commerce in the United States.  The diversity and community within the business association is its strength. They encourage and welcome membership for individuals and companies seeking the opportunities GSDBA can provide in business support, networking, professional growth, visibility, and business development.

Human Rights Campaign (HRC)  12

As the largest civil rights organization working to achieve equality for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender Americans, the Human Rights Campaign represents a force of more than 1.5 million members and supporters nationwide — all committed to making HRC’s vision a reality.

Founded in 1980, HRC advocates on behalf of LGBT Americans, mobilizes grassroots actions in diverse communities, invests strategically to elect fair-minded individuals to office and educates the public about LGBT issues.

National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals (NAHREP) 10

We are The Voice for Hispanic Real Estate® and proud champions of homeownership for the Hispanic community in and around San Diego, California. Our NAHREP® San Diego Chapter provides community outreach, industry educational and business networking events thanks to the gracious contributions of our San Diego Chapter Board of Directors, members and NAHREP® San Diego sponsors.

National Association of Real Estate Brokers (NAREB) 10

We are an Association proud of our past, relentless in our struggle, and 100% dedicated to the REALTIST creed- DEMOCRACY IN HOUSING Restoring and Serving Our Communities with Integrity, Trust and Truth.

San Diego is becoming a diverse melting pot of many peoples and cultures. All people and cultures need to be represented equally and fairly in the housing industry. There are many opportunities for you to experience with the greatest and oldest minority trade organization in America as we are constantly improving and expanding our member benefits and we’re sure you’ll find a place to work, learn and share. Become a part of an organization that has won victory after victory in support of equal housing opportunities for all.

North San Diego County Association of REALTORS® 1

The North San Diego County Association of REALTORS® is the largest trade association in North County, representing approximately 6,000 real estate industry professionals.  Their website is a dynamic place where members will find the tools, news and resources they need to succeed.

NSDCAR was founded in 1994 when several small boards of REALTORS® joined forces to better serve REALTORS® and real estate consumers in the rapidly growing areas of North San Diego County.

NSDCAR is a full service professional trade association offering service centers in five locations along with a broad array of education, advocacy, professional development and industry communication to its members.

NSDCAR serves a wide geographical area from the sandy beaches of the Pacific Coast to the pine-topped mountains of the coastal range.  They monitor legislative and political activities that affect real estate in eight incorporated cities and the county of San Diego.  NSDCAR serves the needs of members operating in all diverse areas including urban, suburban, rural and agricultural communities.

Pacific Southwest Association of REALTORS® (PSAR) Partner psar-logo

Since 1928, the Pacific Southwest Association of REALTORS® has played a significant role in shaping the history, growth & development of the South County. The East San Diego County Association of  REALTORS® began as the La Mesa Board of REALTORS® in 1950. In 2012 these two organizations merged to streamline administrative functions while maintaining local structures to serve both the South County and East County Communities. The Association maintains a leadership role today assuring each REALTOR® member the opportunity to seek new heights in their professional lives. Being a REALTOR® is a source of pride and prestige.

THEIR MISSION

Pacific Southwest Association of REALTORS® exists to enhance the real estate profession, to protect private property rights and improve the regulatory environment.

San Diego Pride  9 

CLEANOLOGY® has been a sponsor and parade participant for the past three years. We advertise on the following sites in conjunction with SD Pride: www.sdgln.com, www.sdpix.com, www.glbtnn.com, www.sandiegopride.com. In addition, the Needelman family bought a tile at the Pride flag monument fundraiser and is listed in the Equality Directory.

SCORE San Diego CEO Forum Member  21

The CEO Forum is a diverse advisory board of 10-12 CEO peers from non-competing small businesses.  These top executives/owners meet once a month to confidentially collaborate and support each other with innovative perspectives on topics of common interest, as they address real issues for real results with ….

Honest Feedback – Tough Questions

Sharing Experiences, Knowledge & Resources

Evaluating Solutions – Accountability

They leave each meeting with . . .

  • Renewed confidence, knowing other CEOs are in their corner.
  • Innovative ways and means to become more competitive.
  • Fresh ideas and opportunities from ah’ha moments in the meeting.
  • Stronger leadership skills to improve performance of their businesses.
  • Greater insight for thinking though strategies and making decisions.
  • And much more.

Each CEO Forum is facilitated by 2 SCORE volunteers, who are former business owners and/or CEOs themselves.    Forums meet monthly and members pay a nominal fee to participate.

Southern California Rental Housing Association (SCRHA)   

The Southern California Rental Housing Association (SCRHA) is  Southern California’s leading trade Association. They are the #1 source for rental housing in California, serving the needs of individuals and companies who own, manage, or provide services and products to more than 150,000 rental housing units in San Diego County.

For more than 90 years, the SCRHA has been one of the nation’s leading apartment associations and has provided members and the industry with education and training, business networking opportunities and important legislative advocacy. As a leader in the industry the SCRHA represents more than 2,400 members and is one of the most highly respected rental housing associations in the State of California and in the Nation.

Affiliated with the National Apartment Association, the SCRHA’s mission is to protect and preserve the economic vitality of the rental housing industry in California and the nation.

San Diego Association of REALTORS® Affiliate of the Year  Untitled

– SDAR 2014 award of excellence given to CLEANOLOGY® Housekeeping CEO Paul Needelman as its Affiliate of the Year!

-SDAR REALTOR® Plus Partner

-Nominated as one of three Finalists as the SDAR Affiliate of the Year for 2013

-REALTOR® caravan sponsor: Has been the affiliate sponsor of dozens of REALTOR® Caravan Pitch sessions.  Has also made numerous presentations at realtors offices throughout SD County

-Coldwell Banker Concierge approved vendor

San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce (SDRCC)  SD_Chamber Logo

SERVING THE SAN DIEGO BUSINESS COMMUNITY FOR MORE THAN 140 YEARS…

The San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce was founded in 1870 by Alonzo Horton with the mission to guide in the development of San Diego. At the time, the Chamber focused its efforts on several main priorities: bringing railroads into San Diego; encouraging settlement in the area; bringing fresh drinking water to residents; and supporting commerce in the harbor. The Chamber also played a critical role in bringing military bases into the region prior to World War I. It was these efforts that helped the military become a driving force for San Diego’s local economy.

Throughout San Diego’s history, the Chamber has made significant contributions to the San Diego we know and love. In 1909, Balboa Park stood as a mere 1,400 acres of sagebrush until the Chamber raised funds to make it one of San Diego’s largest tourist destination and cultural center points. Likewise, in 1962, the Chamber’s Harbor Committee helped pass legislation that would ultimately help complete the construction of the Coronado Bay Bridge in 1969.

Today, the Chamber is the largest nonprofit advocate for the San Diego regional business community. With nearly 3,000 members representing 400,000 employees, the Chamber is actively involved in local government, regional economic development and providing valuable resources to its members.

OUR VISION

The San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce aims to be the most influential business network, advocate and resource for growing commerce in the San Diego region.

OUR MISSION 

  • To serve our member businesses and employees representing all sectors throughout the San Diego region;
  • To provide opportunities to enhance our members best business interests through networking, advocacy and business resources; and,
  • To partner with our members and other organizations to make the San Diego region more prosperous.

San Diego Human Resource Forum (SD HR Forum) 8

The SDHR Forum believes in providing programs with a strategic HR focus, geared toward building better business partners. San Diego HR Forum is a non-profit Human Resources group serving the San Diego Business Community by providing a setting for Professional Networking, Development, and Leadership.

It is the Mission of SDHRF to develop business leaders with strategic and innovative practices. Their membership includes HR Professionals at all levels, Employment Law Attorneys, Relocation Specialists, and members who are currently “in transition”.

San Diego Humane Society Contributor  18

Serving San Diego County since 1880, the San Diego Humane Society and SPCA provides vital services to animals and people alike.

With campuses in both central San Diego and Oceanside, the San Diego Humane Society and SPCA’s programs include:

  • sheltering and adopting animals
  • investigating animal cruelty and neglect
  • rescuing animals in emergency situations
  • positive reinforcement behavior training through public training classes
  • providing adult and youth education programs
  • sharing animals through pet-assisted therapy and more.
  • in Oceanside and Vista, the San Diego Humane Society North Campus provides animal control and stray pet services for the public

A private nonprofit organization that receives no government grant funding, the San Diego Humane Society and SPCA is supported solely by contributions, grants, bequests, investments, proceeds from its retail outlets and some fees for service.

Our Vision
To Inspire and Engage the Community to End Animal Suffering.

Our Mission
To promote the humane treatment of animals,
to prevent cruelty to animals,
and provide education to enhance the human-animal bond.

San Diego Society for Human Resource Management (SD SHRM)  6

CLEANOLOGY® Housekeeping works with San Diego County employers through their Human Resource Departments to offer residential housekeeping services as a new “non-traditional” perk to their employees as part of their employee benefits and wellness packages.  With a housekeeping service as a benefit now employees will be able to improve both their physical and their mental health by having a clean home to come home to.

Employers are giving a housecleaning service to deserving employees as a “Spot” award for going above and beyond, or offering it as a bonus for achieving sales goals and productivity measures, or as part of their Incentive and Rewards programs.  The results are more productive employees and a unique, valuable asset in their benefits package that gives them a competitive edge in recruiting or retaining great employees.

The San Diego LGBT Community Center 10

The Center:

Member of the Leadership Circle l – Leadership Circle members meet quarterly at social gatherings with each other and Center staff and board members to build an ever expanding network of support and expertise for our community. These gatherings provide them with an opportunity to talk with the decision makers and managers of the Center’s programming, services, and activities. Through the power of working together, we can reshape the future. Leadership Circle members make a financial commitment of $1,500 (which I did) or more each year and are the backbone of The Center’s funding and the fuel for emerging programs: • An Event Sponsor of the 2014 Spring Soiree • Sponsor for three years of the annual Poker Tournament supporting The Center’s Youth Housing Project • Sponsor for three years of the annual Holiday Howl.

U.S. Green Chamber of Commerce  17

At the U.S. Green Chamber of Commerce, our goal is to facilitate and support sustainable business practices that spur innovation, job creation, energy efficiency and an overall brighter economic future.  The Chamber was established in San Diego in 2009, and has since expanded across the nation with branches in Texas and Florida.

Our employees, customers, supply chain partners, investors, insurers, and the media are pushing for eco-friendly changes. All of these forces are converging to make sustainable practices increasingly important to the way businesses think, act, and compete.

In addition, government legislation and regulation is requiring businesses to take action. Failing to embrace sustainability presents growing risks of every variety.  However, implementing green practices seems daunting to many organizations.

That’s where the U.S. Green Chamber comes in. We invite you to join us and let the Chamber assist your business in harnessing the potential of sustainability.

Our Mission:

  • To empower businesses and communities to grow through achieving the triple bottom line: economic, environmental and social sustainability.
  • To improve operational efficiencies, implement environmentally sustainable practices, and tap into unexplored markets and opportunities in both  established and emerging companies.
  • As the leading organization advancing the economic, environmental, and social success of American businesses, we believe that fostering a healthy environment is the key to growing a vibrant and successful economy.

Women’s Council of REALTORS® 2

THE MISSION OF THE WOMEN’S COUNCIL OF REALTORS: We are a network of successful REALTORS®, advancing women as professionals and leaders in business, the industry and the communities we serve.THE MISSION OF THE WOMEN’S COUNCIL OF REALTORS shows that they are a network of successful REALTORS®, advancing women as professionals and leaders in business, the industry and the communities they serve.Their vision seeks to use their influence as successful business professionals who will effect positive change in the profession and in the broader community.

THEIR LONG-TERM GOALS:

  • To be the source of education and business tools focused on the needs of women REALTOR®  entrepreneurs at all stages of development.
  • To be a dynamic, accessible network, linking resources and member expertise to drive business success.
  • To build, support and promote strong leaders for the industry and the broader community who are advocates for property rights and homeownership.
  • To be the voice for the achievement and impact of women in real estate.
  • To be sought after as a partner with other organizations to advance common objectives.
  • To be a network of strong chapters that consistently deliver value and provide a collaborative, trusted,  welcoming environment in which members can achieve their business goals.
  • To be a magnet for career-focused REALTORS® with diverse backgrounds and a high level of  professionalism.
  • To be a strong organization with the resources and infrastructure necessary to fulfill their mission and realize their vision.
  • OUR VISION: Through our influence as successful business professionals, women will effect positive change in the profession and in the broader community.

OUR LONG-TERM GOALS

  • To be the source of education and business tools focused on the needs of women REALTOR® entrepreneurs at all stages of development.
  • To be a dynamic, accessible network, linking resources and member expertise to drive business success.
  • To build, support and promote strong leaders for the industry and the broader community who are advocates for property rights and homeownership.
  • To be the voice for the achievement and impact of women in real estate.
  • To be sought after as a partner with other organizations to advance common objectives.
  • To be a network of strong chapters that consistently deliver value and provide a collaborative, trusted, welcoming environment in which members can achieve their business goals.
  • To be a magnet for career-focused REALTORS® with diverse backgrounds and a high level of professionalism.
  • To be a strong organization with the resources and infrastructure necessary to fulfill our mission and realize our vision.

SDAR’s Young Professionals Network (YPN) 10

SDAR’s Young Professionals Network is a growing group of young, career-minded real estate professionals who want to stay abreast of the latest tools, resources, and networking opportunities. YPN helps us reach a new and growing segment in our REALTOR® family and focus on core areas such as: technology, networking, standards, education, community, and a mentoring program.

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