Page 12 November 22, 2018 EL SEGUNDO HERALD Mayors Mixer at Mattel Continental Development Corporation’s Sherry Kramer talks with Ed Myska and Tiffany Clyne of CalPrivate Bank. All in the family: Dick Croxall, Nancy Croxall and Rob Croxall of El Segundo Brewing Company, the Chamber Business of the Year winner. Vice President Global Security & Facilities Frank Maranto took a moment to discuss Mattel’s accomplishments over the past year and reiterated the company’s commitment to support and partner with the City of El Segundo. Mayor Drew Boyles had a few words for the audience. The El Segundo Scene’s Florence Valladares with baby Sebastian. Councilmember Scot Nicol and EDAC Chair Al Keahi. Carol Atkinson, former Councilmember Dave Atkinson, former Mayor Bill Fisher and S & S Hardware owner Ron Swanson. Bags of toys headed to charities. Mattel’s Corrine Murat, former Mayor Suzanne Fuentes and Herald Publications’ Heidi Maerker enjoy the mixer. The Aerospace Corporation’s Spence Bauer with his wife School Board Trustee Dr. Jeanie Nishime. The El Segundo Mayors: L-R, back row: Eric Busch, Suzanne Fuentes, current Mayor Drew Boyles and Bill Fisher. L-R, front row: Carl Jacobson, Sandy Jacobs and Gordon Stephens. Toys, games and dolls in the holiday tent. Mattel officials, flanked by staff from Miracle of Dreams Foundation, in the holiday tent. The charity was there taking advantage of the generous discounts. L-R: Carmen Lainez, Alvina Mendieta, Mattel Manager of Corporate Retail and Operations Jamie Rangel, Mattel Corporate Retail Marketing Specialist Samanta Deap and Ruth Benzor. Mattel hosted the El Segundo Chamber of Commerce’s yearly Salute to El Segundo recognizing El Segundo’s mayors on Nov. 14. As usual, it was a major success with a huge turnout. A giant white holiday tent has been erected on Mattel’s grounds that houses flats stacked up with toys, dolls and games. Everything in the tent is for sale to the public at up to 70 percent off through the holidays. Bulk buying is also available for many charities. This year, Mattel will send a trailer full of goodies to Thousand Oaks for the children displaced by the fires. •
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