Some settings seem made for important conversations, and few places capture the character of Beverly Hills quite like Greystone Mansion and Gardens. Against the backdrop of one of the city's most celebrated historic landmarks, the Beverly Hills Chamber of Commerce welcomed business leaders, elected officials, entrepreneurs, residents, and community partners for An Evening with the Mayor: State of the City 2026. The annual signature event
Contributed by Advanced Networks Beverly Hills is home to many of Southern California's most successful businesses, including law firms, medical practices, wealth management firms, real estate companies, entertainment agencies, luxury retailers, and professional service organizations. These businesses manage highly sensitive financial, legal, and personal information every day, making cybersecurity more important than ever. Cybercriminals no longer focus solely on large corporations. Small and midsize businesses
Beverly Hills Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Todd Johnson is the subject of a feature in California Leaders magazine, written by Ed Mauss, spotlighting his leadership as the city gears up for a historic run of global events — the FIFA World Cup, the Super Bowl, the Golden Globes, the Milken Institute Global Conference, and the 2028 Olympic Games. The piece centers on
What's ahead for Beverly Hills? On September 10, the Beverly Hills Chamber of Commerce partnered with the Greater LA Association of REALTORS® (GLAR) to bring Mayor Craig A. Corman together with members of both organizations for an evening of candid conversation about the city's future. Held at The Maybourne Beverly Hills, the Mayor Meet & Greet paired an evening of networking, food, and drinks
One pattern I consistently see is businesses working hard to improve their message before asking a more basic question: Are we speaking to the right audience in the first place? When response is weak, the first reaction is often to rewrite the website, improve social media, post more often, or create another promotion. Sometimes those things need attention, but sometimes the message is being asked