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whether a local business, minority or female business. what's looked at are the aspect of local control and operating the firm which is something that the former redevelopment agency have practiced as well. since we no longer certify businesses, what we have done is accept the certification activity of other governmental entities. again, based on the principles of ensuring ownership and control. what is different with many of the certification programs between what was previously done by the former redevelopment agency as opposed to current certification by other government entities by other revenues. if they have already judged the ownership of the firm what we really need to look at next is the size of the business, the revenues. and as way of example, we do accept the certifications performed by the city and county of san francisco doing the monitoring division with the caveat that a small business meets our size specialist. -- thresholds. you'll -- a little bit about the performance of the quarter. what is on the slides are the contra

although i don't condone illegal businesses. i should be able to operate my legitimate business. it's discriminatory and wrong. i asked the small business commission's assistance to protect my livelihood and my community for what i have worked so hard to work. i ask for the grandfathered program for established businesses. >> thank you. >> good evening commission. i stand before you today to say my piece about the current ordinance being discussed and how i feel it will affect the massage profession. currently i'm a student at the institute. i'm also a u.s. veteran who served in the marine corp for the past 8 years and looking for another career. i have a strong passion for this career and for medicinal purposes is more evident and it will be seen in the rank with other businesses in the future. i don't see a significance and established massage therapy businesses in maintaining a business. most students wishing to start a business have to come out of pocket and who already have an accumulation debt to their name and now for the amount of time the puc will take the process to be

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and i fix failing businesses. this business last year did $50 million of business.unately, we didn't make any money. you guys sell a lot, but there's one thing that you don't do very well. what is that? >> collect. >> collect money. so last night at dinner, i made a deal with alan and howard. and i'm putting in a million dollars. but you know what they forgot to do last night? they forgot to ask me for my money. it's a theme, but it's not funny. because your paychecks and the rent, all get paid when we collect the money, not when the stuff leaves on the truck. there's the money. >> thank you. >> thank you. [applause] >> from this point forward, i'm in charge. the first thing we're gonna do is fix the accounts receivable process, so that i know for sure what meats coming in and what meat's going out. i wanna know how much we're selling, how much we're collecting, and who owes what. we're gonna start by getting on the phone, and calling these customers that owe us money. we need to be paid. and from now on, when we deliver meat, we need to get paid on time. we are not

you see for all the businesses and from there a list of businesses across the country almost every business in san francisco is listed on the google maps those are the maps to do the outreach to businesses that's primarily where we find the businesses and do classes wisconsin i taught one this morning through the chamber. >> the first thing through the chamber and the golden state association we're doing those every other month for the nonprofits we don't have small businesses to if you have suggested or want to come or organize one reach out to us i'd love to add anyone else ever you thank you. >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena. >> on the languages i need to get back you with on the answer by the way if not we should be. >> okay. >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena. >> yeah. i want to express i'm excited i'm from the mission district i know that rebecca you've reached out to our community i'm excited what you'll bring thank you for your presentation and the work in the future. >> all right. thank you all for coming out tonight. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> commissioners supervisor tang wants t

for my $750,000, i will own 50% of the business. you will own 50% of the business. dane, i have no problem giving you back your original investment of $2,000 at 5% interest, but you will get no equity, because you haven't put enough in the business to deserve it. there's no justification for it. you will be 100% commission. if you perform like you've told me you're capable of performing, you will earn 5% equity a year up to 15%, and both of us will contribute to that pot. >> there just has to be some accountability. >> he'll be accountable to me... and that's not easy. >> i could go forward with that. >> that's not really an attractive offer for my personal interest. >> dane, you put $2,000 in the business. >> i mean, i would--i would feel more comfortable selling everything at once-- the building, the shares. >> not gonna happen. you know, dane's just being greedy. he wants equity with no effort, and now he's trying to get me to buy his building. he just wants me to give him money like a handout. if you don't agree to this, they leave. and whether it's in this buil

so far, this business has done $13,000 today. that's almost a 30% increase in business.happy with the progress. and there's a clear standout. marina's doing a great job. >> and i think it's terrific. >> you do? >> i do. it's bright. >> right. >> it's cheerful. >> she's really taking this leadership role seriously. she's interacting with customers. >> thanks for coming in. >> you're welcome. >> take care. >> she's doing all the things that, quite frankly, hank should be doing. have you seen hank? >> i saw hank not too long ago. >> a successful business owner subscribes to one theory. they show up first, and they leave last. do you know where hank is? >> i don't know. i don't know if he's gone home or what. >> i cannot believe he left. not only is it disrespectful to the employees, it's disrespectful to all the customers who are coming here today. he really left? like, he's gone? >> as far as i know. >> he literally disappeared. i'm pissed. oh, hey, hank. where'd you go, buddy? we have a grand opening. hank, i don't understand why you left. this is [bleep] ridiculous. you

new business? any new business. >> item no. 9. no new business. that leaves us to item no. 10. adjournment. >> i motion to adjourn. >> second. >> all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> any opposed? we are adjourned. [ meeting is adjourned ] >> governor and welcome to the. >> >> >> good afternoon and welcome to the city and school district select committee and i am jane kim and i will chair the meeting and i want to appreciate all of the members of the public here today for the hearing. we have

that's the common frame of a small business owners. i'm too busy. guess what, we are all small business owners and we are volunteering our time to be here. you are small business owners and volunteering your time to be here. that's the way we engage. no one is an expert in your field. we are experts in our own field. we have dived into this to under your business and in the supervisors office, we had a meeting and i thought i was a heart is -- smart guy and i got schooled. i didn't know that the supervisor can only send out 200 letters. we have a couple more questions from our commissioners. commissioner riley? >> i'm just going to go back and answer questions about the practitioners. these are rough estimates. i believe the department of public health has issued 1300 practitioner licenses and we have requested that from cmtc, they had approximately 1700 but there is duplicates. they are more difficult because they have the home address of the practitioner and they don't always know where they are practicing if their information is not updated. that

business. this would require a conditional use approval. also the establishment where a massage is not a principal use, they would need to establish a permit. >> what determines the principal use. what if you had a massage practice and you brought in a chiropractor into your practice. would that then could you then characterize the massage as the accessory use. how do you determine what is the principal use? >> you are talking about the order? what if the massage comes first? >> yes. let's round out our business with one of these approved health care things like chiropractor or acupuncture or several of them. and then you sort of you said look, now i have got business that has this in addition to massage. would that obviate the need for conditional use permit? >> i know you said the word chiropractor and there is the condition of the health care provider. >> because we talked last time about the possibility of acknowledging a class of certified professionals as health care professionals and now

this is not unique to massage businesses, this is every business. i don't want people to think this is a punitive measure. this is supposed to be a protective measure for our residents and our visitors and businesses. likewise, the fire department comes in to look at ingres and regress and safety and spring sprinklers. we go through and verify it and check it and make sure you have no additional outstanding health violations of your business or any other business. if everything looks well, the permit would be issued. you know, from what i have been told, it's usually about a 60-day process. you know, if paperwork is not filled out correctly or if there is different things going on, i understand it could be a longer process. right now there is a couple of things we are doing to change this. we understand all of these buildings are in different places. i understand you have to go to the building and health department. we are opening up a coordinated permit center in 2017 in 1 van ness. we are working toward this process to make it easy eefrment it wil

to local businesses also. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening my name is cat thank you so much for hanging out here and hungry i want to talk about my experience i've lived here inform many years and i couldn't live here what did you do airbnb many in my home i'm a homeowner that rent out a house in glp i would never had given the chance never consider renting on airbnb it is not right it is not the spirit of what the home sharing is about my experience with trying to register has been i went in and applied for my license and told i couldn't put my partner on unless i was murder i thought about that and thought i'm not on the water or electric bill i don't have a car i'm not on the insurance those are the things that would be accepted as being a homeowner and occupant it is stymie i will a be a honest woman i want to participate and short-term rentals and shows pretty cool have a good night thank you very much thank you for your time. >> good evening. i'm michelle and i am very long time resident of san fran

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businesses in existence right now. the issue that will arise though, however is that there are some neighborhood corridors that they flat out prohibit massage uses in those commercial corridors. you know that ms. drikzey sent out that information to you already. we wanted to visually show you that in many neighborhoods medical use maybe allowed but massage is not allowed. when establishments received the exemption they became under the definition of medical use. but in some of those neighborhoods, again massage was flat out prohibited. so whoever was the district supervise at that time made a very conscience decision. there was a very conscience effort to prohibit massage in certain neighborhoods. we wanted to show you that as a visual. >> it's possible that was a neighborhood group that went to their supervisor as well, right? you don't really know what the original -- origination of the zoning restriction was. if you realize that a massage that they didn't object, suppose there is a business that is open and objectio

businesses sole providers and that gets busy enough to take on more staff it is a grassroots business started from one therapist becoming too and having an office to having employees and employing people in the city i see this hurdle being constructed between going from one to being able to provide work for many so, please keep in mind in how that effects the growth of those small businesses and then on top of i haven't gotten a chance to look at the new language would love some more time thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners it's nice to see you i'm gary the owner and operator of the massage school and bodywork in the past hearings from today, you've heard if from many massage establishments i want to give you a prospective if a massage school that trains the future small business owners as i've stated first of all thank you to supervisor tang and recognize her efforts to get here it is obviously she's left hand, however, as a small business owner and the owner of the director of a massage school the requirement of the conditional use permit for massage statement

of businesses in various sectors. she has focused the department of commerce to spur american innovation and unleash government economic data. all of these priority issues are of the utmost importance to our communities and our regions. we are proud of the key role that eda plays in advancing the secretary's open for business agenda and i am honored to work closely every day with secretary pritzker. we are obviously fortunate to have as spend president and ceo walter isaacson here with us today to lead our discussion. walter is a man who wears many hats and wears them all exceptionally well. thank you for your participation and leader. >> thank you for being our partners. secretary pritzker, thank you for being heel. while is skilled don't to important. >> this has been a passion of mine to make sure that we not only develop the work force that businesses need in order to grow and continue to create jobs, but that the work force itself is getting the training training and opportunity it needs to be able to -- our indi

of those businesses that existed; right? so thooerp just for that industry the first year we could be looking at hundred requests for the legacy businesses to come forward to the commission by looking at this if the commission were to review 2 hundred applications within a year that would be 17 per month and if you average about 15 minutes per registration we're looking at anywhere from 4 i and a half to 6 hours additional time during the week so i'd like to do is have you give consideration as to whether we extend our time or we conduct a special meeting time of which the commission only deals with register businesses we don't have to answer that tonight it is something to think about the official program in september we've be presenting to the board of supervisors so we'll need to have that sort of rearranged and schedule and if we have a russia of requests and businesses that the prifrdz and the mire and or you would like to get into the register program there may be a capacity issue in terms of the office and your abilit

we really need to see as a small business representative on this seat and as a business who works, who has many different kinds of machines that consume energy. we do need to have someone who really understands what businesses need to be able to have incentives, outreach communication to help the city achieve its goals. and as she's clearly stated, that, you know, her being on the board of arab american grocers, the south of market business association, which is also part of the council of district merchants, i think it's perfectlifitting that we have a representative who is so attuned to ground floor businesses and has the outreach and understanding to bring that perspective to the city. >> thank you very much. (brief pause in captioning). . >> for people of all races and incomes and races. when we lose families we are losing diversity. while diversity is a value for it in and of itself, the loss of diversity also threatens the following areas: middle income jobs and workers, environment and sustainability, social integration, social capital and citizen engagement. over the past two m

. >> buying into a business's business, religious freedom laws for companies creating an uproar across the country. indiana and arkansas lawmakers adding anti-discrimination protections for the customers after that huge uproar, but should the government be telling business owners who they can and can't do business with? hi everyone, we will come to "cashin' in." wayne rogers, jonathan hoe anything, lisa booth and juan williams. religious freedom laws are meant to prevent the government from infringing on business owners' ability to exercise their religious believes. lisa, are you okay with that? >> i am. look you know i think, you know, the important point to make here is that the liberal left's dem going ri of this issue and dem going ri over the religious freedom restoration act is wholly inaccurate. the reality is that this law was set in place not to en shrine discrimination, but set in place to protect vulnerable religious groups like joe hoefs witnesses and the amish and mutts muslims. it's hypocritical that those criticizing the law are the ones who once supported it. senator ch

. >> i don't have cars, but i have a good business. >> but you don't have cars! that the business! >> no, i'm done arguing with you. >> he spent so much money building the most opulent dealership i have ever seen that now he can't afford to buy cars or pay bills. if i can't stop the wasteful spending... what'd you spend on these walls? >> $100,000. >> wow. and sell some cars... >> i won't sell it. that car's worth 30 all day. >> athans motors will be out of business. my name is marcus lemonis. i fix failing businesses. this month you lost $150,000. i make tough decisions... you're not gonna come behind every single person and change the deal. >> i didn't agree to this [bleep]. >> and i back them up with my own cash. if you're not gonna put your pride away, well, then i'm not gonna do the deal. it's not always pretty. >> are you okay? >> end it. >> but this is business. you gotta trust the process. i do it to save jobs, and i do it to make money. >> that's all you. >> yeah, buddy. this the profit. [hip-hop music] ♪ 10 miles outside of my hometown of chicago, located in morton grove,

because if you're too low, it's bad business, and if you're too high, it's bad business.really? -anthony: yes, sir. lemonis: anthony cannot stop himself from interrupting, let alone the fact that he doesn't want to give the customer a ballpark estimate. he's got a lot to learn. todd: i need something to look at. josh: i'll get you something to look at tomorrow. todd: okay. anthony: thank you for your time, again. i appreciate it. todd: thank you guys. lemonis: i repeatedly see anthony micromanage his employees, and he doesn't seem open to change. so i want to get him one-on-one to find out what his issue really is. you have to let people do their job, and you're not doing that. i think what you need to tell me is, what are you looking for me to do? anthony: i'm not looking for money. lemonis: so you don't need any money? anthony: i mean, the money's gonna help grow the business more, but if you say, "ant, i'm not giving you a damn penny, but i'll give you my business," i'm gonna make the money that way. and that's one of the main reasons why we called you, because i know

it's either a hobby, a game, or it's a business. noemi: it's business.icolas: i'll give you a little bit about business. you have your job to do. your job is to come up with an idea, and then it is your job to advise, so when the product comes in, we will tell you whether it is financially and logistically feasible to do. stephanie: can you stop? nicolas, please. -noemi: i'm sorry. -nicolas: no. no, no, no. you're not liable. there's absolutely no ownership to your actions. stephanie: please. noemi: i cannot take it anymore. lemonis: i need to kind of understand... what i just walked into. you guys truly have real love for each other, except when you get in here it gets a little toxic. noemi: he's raising his voice, and he's upset. and i don't know what to do when he's like that. nicolas: so, this is my fault. i'm not a good son. i don't take care of you. stephanie: she never said that. i haven't taken bullet after bullet for you. this is ridiculous. -stephanie: nobody said that. -nicolas: i am your son. i have sacrificed life and limb for you, and i'm n

that small business. what we are proposing is a workshop regarding amending the sbe policy and coming back before the commission for your approval and consideration likely in june of 2015. that concludes my presentation. i'm be happy to answer any questions and also again have the director of city built miligan along with his manager >> thank you. madam secretary, do we have any speaker cards. city clerk: we have mr. ace washington. >> i might as well call this mr. ace show. there is nobody from the community. i have a couple of challenging questions but i want to say congratulations to your new compliance officer. he took time with me last week and we talked about some challenging things on the western edition. as i speak on the western edition. as a prime example, all of your paperwork state all the other cities and all the departments and different parts of the city, but it seems like somebody in the city erases them and western edition. nobody put it on the paperwork. i'm not an advocate but i show yo

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item 7 legacy business program? seeing none, public is closed item 8 director's report >> so director's report i have a few things so i nodded that the commission secretary will be starting at our next meeting and that your commission secretary his name a bryan pool. >> awesome congratulations. >> yes. congratulations to him and he currently works in the tax and treasurers office by monday may 11 at the commission month to month is his first meeting that is like although. >> trial by fire picture i give you an update open the web award we explicit get the people's choice. >> what do they know. >> i'll say the prize was the him city got the prize it appealed to a lot of people so us just recollect the brooklyn park bridge and the london and the ed anyone sites their site specific that it didn't have you know i don't consider it a loss but there is this week the official judge award so which actually probably has much mower status in terms of f of if we're able to be recognized there will be is better. >> it's a great

and illicit businesses maybe be able to withstand that but small businesses will not in in my opinion it must be written out of legislation it is streeven bvrp and no one else has to go through this. >> another thing without the built for a massage professional to pursue that nor self-employment because of requirements an enormous burden will be place on graduates to take out private and public loans to pay for their education it will help in the crisis and currently at 20 percent increases in educating education and i urge you to help eliminate the thooefts due to the education requirement being so hard and the time commitment will be increased thank you for your time i greatly appreciate our allowing us to participate in this discussion. >> any public comment on this item? anyone that hadn't spoken? okay. seeing none end of public comment well, i want to thank you all for coming it is strooef important for you to make yourselves heard i understand this month recently conversation has gone out from commissioner chan's office and will alert others we appreciate the fantastic feedback

for "nightly business report," i' >>> up next the possible rift between big business and one of its traditionally strongest constituencies. what does it mean for corporate america, and possibly the >>> big business is starting to feel some backlash from some of its historically staumplgest supporters. social conservatives. and there could be some big ramifica ayman, what's going on? >> hi tyler. the alliance over the past number of years, in the wake of the big fight in indiana over gay rights gay marriage and religious freedom, we're seeing a bit of a rift between social conservatives and big business. take a look at some of these quotes that we're starting to see in the media, starting with senator ted cruz. you get a sense of the kind of feeling among social conservatives. quoted in the new york times saying, the fortune 500 is running shamelessly to endorse the radical gay marriage agenda over religious liberty. look at tony perkins, at the family research council group. he said you want to roll back religious freedom, good-bye wal mat, hello conservative grocery. apple and walmart helped sin

i come from a small business family. my father had a very small business. he printed drapery fabric. in a print plant. and he did much of the work himself, sometimes with day laborers, with my mother, my brothers, and me, taking the squeegee, you go down, you go to the next, and you keep going. i saw now there is a machine that you just bought that is printing on all kinds of material, and i'm thinking back to those years at my father's plant. but he made a very good living because of his hard work and his absolute willingness to do whatever it took to design, to produce, to sell the products that were at the heart of what he produced. and so from my perspective, i want to be sure that we get small businesses starting and growing in america again. we have stalled out. i was very surprised to see that when i began to dig into it, because people were telling me this as i traveled around the country the last two years, but i did not know what they were saying. and it turns out that we are not producing as many small businesses as we used to, and a recent world

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