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SUMMARY:Cloverleaf Luncheon Series - Women in Business
DESCRIPTION:The Cloverleaf Series is the Dublin Chamber's premium professional development and thought-leadership platform designed to help local business leaders stay ahead of what's next while building meaningful connections across our community. Each session features high-impact content\, expert facilitation\, and actionable takeaways that professionals can implement immediately within their organizations.\n\n\n\nMar. 13th: Women in Business\n\nA focused conversation on the real challenges and opportunities facing women leaders today highlighting practical strategies for advancement\, influence\, and sustainable success. Participants will gain insight\, inspiration\, and peer connection in an environment designed to elevate leadership at every level.\n\n\n\nPanel:\n\n\n\nDr. Kim Curtis\, DHS\, LCSW\, is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and the founding Executive Director of Goodness Village and Bridges Therapy. She has over 20 years of experience in mental health\, addiction recovery\, and supportive housing\, leading trauma-informed\, low-barrier programs for adults experiencing chronic homelessness with complex behavioral health needs. Her doctoral research focuses on permanent supportive housing\, bridging evidence-based practice with real-world solutions that prioritize dignity\, autonomy\, and long-term stability.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDeanna Hasni\, owner of Joya Yoga\n\nDeanna discovered Yoga during one of the most difficult seasons of her life. After losing everything in the 2008 real estate crash just months after having a baby\, losing her youngest brother\, and being laid off she found herself depressed\, grieving\, and disconnected from who she was.\n\nYoga became her lifeline. What began as a physical practice quickly transformed her mind\, confidence\, and spirit. Within a month\, she knew she was called to teach and one day open her own studio.\n\n\n\nToday\, Deanna is a successful entrepreneur with multiple Yoga & Wellness studios and a wellness center. But her work has expanded far beyond the mat.\n\nAs a Spiritual Life Coach and founder of The Divinity Codes\, she guides souls who feel called to more through spiritual awakening and subconscious reprogramming. Blending ancient wisdom with grounded embodiment\, she helps clients dissolve limiting identities\, embody Universal Laws\, and remember who they truly are.\n\nHer mission is simple: to guide people back to the light within themselves.\n\n\n\n\n\nJan Lee\, General Manager of Dublin San Ramon Services District\n\nJan Lee is the General Manager of Dublin San Ramon Services District\, overseeing water\, wastewater\, and recycled water services for nearly 200\,000 residents and businesses within the cities of Dublin\, San Ramon and Pleasanton. With 30 years of experience in utility management\, she has led major engineering projects and strategic initiatives in planning\, finance\, and organizational development. Jan is passionate about workforce development and preparing future industry leaders. She holds a degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering from UC Davis and is a licensed professional engineer. She lives in Pleasanton with her husband and two daughters.\n\n\n\n\n\nFuture 2026 Luncheons Topics\n\nJan Lee is the General Manager of Dublin San Ramon Services District\, overseeing water\, wastewater\, and recycled water services for nearly 200\,000 residents and businesses within the cities of Dublin\, San Ramon and Pleasanton. With 30 years of experience in utility management\, she has led major engineering projects and strategic initiatives in planning\, finance\, and organizational development. Jan is passionate about workforce development and preparing future industry leaders. She holds a degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering from UC Davis and is a licensed professional engineer. She lives in Pleasanton with her husband and two daughters.\n\n\n\n\nJun. 12th: Technology & Your Business\n\nA practical session designed to help business owners and leaders better understand today's tech landscape from AI and automation to cybersecurity and efficiency tools. Attendees will leave with clear\, usable takeaways to modernize operations\, improve customer experience\, and stay competitive.\n\nSept. 11th: 60-in-60\n\nA fast-paced\, high-value session delivering 60 actionable insights in 60 minutes across business growth\, leadership\, marketing\, operations\, and community engagement. Built for busy professionals\, this format offers maximum takeaways with real-world relevance and energy.\n\nDec. 11th: Year-End Business Planning\n\nA strategic planning session to help leaders close the year strong and enter the next with clarity and confidence. Attendees will walk away with a framework for goal-setting\, budgeting\, operational priorities\, and momentum-building for the year ahead.\n\n\n\nCreated for decision-makers\, emerging leaders\, and engaged stakeholders\, the series blends strategic education with elevated networking\, offering participants both insight and visibility in Dublin's business ecosystem. Whether you're focused on strengthening leadership capacity\, sharpening business strategy\, or expanding your influence in the region\, Cloverleaf delivers an experience that is intentional\, relevant\, and built for real-world results.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:The Cloverleaf Series is the Dublin Chamber&rsquo\;s premium professional development and thought-leadership platform&mdash\;designed to help local business leaders stay ahead of what&rsquo\;s next while building meaningful connections across our community. Each session features high-impact content\, expert facilitation\, and actionable takeaways that professionals can implement immediately within their organizations.
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\nMar. 13th: Women in Business
\nA focused conversation on the real challenges and opportunities facing women leaders today&mdash\;highlighting practical strategies for advancement\, influence\, and sustainable success. Participants will gain insight\, inspiration\, and peer connection in an environment designed to elevate leadership at every level.
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\nPanel:
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\n\nDr. Kim Curtis\, DHS\, LCSW\, is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and the founding Executive Director of Goodness Village and Bridges Therapy. She has over 20 years of experience in mental health\, addiction recovery\, and supportive housing\, leading trauma-informed\, low-barrier programs for adults experiencing chronic homelessness with complex behavioral health needs. Her doctoral research focuses on permanent supportive housing\, bridging evidence-based practice with real-world solutions that prioritize dignity\, autonomy\, and long-term stability.
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Deanna Hasni\, owner of Joya Yoga
\n\nDeanna discovered Yoga during one of the most difficult seasons of her life. After losing everything in the 2008 real estate crash&mdash\;just months after having a baby\, losing her youngest brother\, and being laid off&mdash\;she found herself depressed\, grieving\, and disconnected from who she was.
\nYoga became her lifeline. What began as a physical practice quickly transformed her mind\, confidence\, and spirit. Within a month\, she knew she was called to teach and one day open her own studio.
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\nToday\, Deanna is a successful entrepreneur with multiple Yoga &\; Wellness studios and a wellness center. But her work has expanded far beyond the mat.
\nAs a Spiritual Life Coach and founder of The Divinity Codes\, she guides souls who feel called to more through spiritual awakening and subconscious reprogramming. Blending ancient wisdom with grounded embodiment\, she helps clients dissolve limiting identities\, embody Universal Laws\, and remember who they truly are.
\nHer mission is simple: to guide people back to the light within themselves.
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Jan Lee\, General Manager of Dublin San Ramon Services District
\nJan Lee is the General Manager of Dublin San Ramon Services District\, overseeing water\, wastewater\, and recycled water services for nearly 200\,000 residents and businesses within the cities of Dublin\, San Ramon and Pleasanton. With 30 years of experience in utility management\, she has led major engineering projects and strategic initiatives in planning\, finance\, and organizational development. Jan is passionate about workforce development and preparing future industry leaders. She holds a degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering from UC Davis and is a licensed professional engineer. She lives in Pleasanton with her husband and two daughters.
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\nFuture 2026 Luncheons Topics
\nJan Lee is the General Manager of Dublin San Ramon Services District\, overseeing water\, wastewater\, and recycled water services for nearly 200\,000 residents and businesses within the cities of Dublin\, San Ramon and Pleasanton. With 30 years of experience in utility management\, she has led major engineering projects and strategic initiatives in planning\, finance\, and organizational development. Jan is passionate about workforce development and preparing future industry leaders. She holds a degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering from UC Davis and is a licensed professional engineer. She lives in Pleasanton with her husband and two daughters.
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\nJun. 12th: Technology &\; Your Business
\nA practical session designed to help business owners and leaders better understand today&rsquo\;s tech landscape&mdash\;from AI and automation to cybersecurity and efficiency tools. Attendees will leave with clear\, usable takeaways to modernize operations\, improve customer experience\, and stay competitive.
\n\nSept. 11th: 60-in-60
\nA fast-paced\, high-value session delivering 60 actionable insights in 60 minutes across business growth\, leadership\, marketing\, operations\, and community engagement. Built for busy professionals\, this format offers maximum takeaways with real-world relevance and energy.
\n\nDec. 11th: Year-End Business Planning
\nA strategic planning session to help leaders close the year strong and enter the next with clarity and confidence. Attendees will walk away with a framework for goal-setting\, budgeting\, operational priorities\, and momentum-building for the year ahead.
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\nCreated for decision-makers\, emerging leaders\, and engaged stakeholders\, the series blends strategic education with elevated networking\, offering participants both insight and visibility in Dublin&rsquo\;s business ecosystem. Whether you&rsquo\;re focused on strengthening leadership capacity\, sharpening business strategy\, or expanding your influence in the region\, Cloverleaf delivers an experience that is intentional\, relevant\, and built for real-world results.
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LOCATION:March event is being held at Residence Inn by Marriott Pleasanton 11920 Dublin Canyon Road Pleasanton\, CA 94588 Locations vary- See individual sessions on each date for more information
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URL:https://business.dublinchamberofcommerce.org/events/details/cloverleaf-luncheon-series-registration-will-open-soon-5292
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