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Lawndale Tribune
AND lAwNDAle News
The Weekly Newspaper of Lawndale
Herald Publications - El Segundo, Hawthorne, Lawndale & Inglewood Community Newspapers Since 1911 - (310) 322-1830 - Vol. 80, No. 28 - July 15, 2021
Providence and El Camino College
Partner Together to Fight COVID
El Camino College’s new president Dr. Brenda Thames stopped by last week’s Pop-up COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic on campus in the East Dining Room. Thank you to the Providence healthcare professionals for helping keep our community safe and healthy.
Photo courtesy El Camino College.
Gilda Dyckman from front page
converter, and more and more thefts are happening
in broad daylight. Because of this,
it’s also important to know what catalytic
converter theft looks like, so it can be caught
more easily by neighbors and witnesses.
“What you’re probably going to see is one
or a few people, and they’re usually going to
be in an unmarked car with no license plate,”
she explains. She also says to watch out for
sounds of a saw cutting metal, as typically
portable saws are used to get the part out
quickly. Often, she says, the process is tag
teamed, with one member jacking up the car
or waiting in the getaway car while the other
works underneath the car to get the stolen
Business Briefs from page 3
The El Segundo Economic Development
Corporation will be led by the Board of
Governors and Board of Directors and financed
by associated dues. It will be privately run
through its Leadership Team as a non-profit
organization with the sole objective of pursuing
a business-focused agenda that serves both
the employees and residents of the City.
El Segundo Economic Development
Corporation’s Board of Governors:
Ethan Brown, CEO, Beyond Meat; Troy
Dawson, Vice President and El Segundo
Site Leader, Boeing; Richard Dickson
President, Mattel; Adam Greenberg, CEO,
TechStyle; Michael Hackman, CEO, Hackman
Cap.; Steve Isakowitz, CEO, Aerospace
Corp.; Richard Lundquist, CEO, Continental
Development; Shawn Mural, CFO, Raytheon
Intelligence & Space; Patrick Soon Shiong,
Chairman, LA Times, CEO, Nantworks;
Frederik Walker, Vice President and General
Manager, Chevron and Scott Mitnick (in exofficio,
non-voting capacity),City Manager,
City of El Segundo.
El Segundo Economic Development
Corporation’s Board of Directors: Meera
Bhatia, President, Expert Services, TechStyle;
Lily Craig, External Affairs, Chevron;
Malissia Clinton, Senior Vice President,
General Counsel, Aerospace Corporation;
Brandon Ferrera, Southern California Market
Lead, Fifth Third Bank; Chuck Kenworthy,
President, Nant Capital; Jason Kim, President,
Millennium Space Systems (division of
Boeing); Trupti Patel, Director Mergers and
Acquisitions, Raytheon Intelligence & Space;
Michael Racine, Executive Vice President,
Hackman Capital Partners; Alex Rose, Senior
Vice President, Continental Development
Corporation; Sean Sanders, Senior Vice
President, Operations, Mattel and Jackie
Trask, Chief People Officer, Beyond Meat.
El Segundo Economic Development
Corporation’s Leadership Team: Eric Chan,
President – ESEDC, CFO, LA Clippers; Al
Keahi, Vice President / Treasurer – ESEDC,
Former Chairman, El Segundo EDAC and
Daniel Martin, Vice President / Secretary –
ESEDCPresident, Paolucci Salling & Martin.
“El Segundo has taken its place in the greater
L.A. region as one of the most attractive places
to do business and is poised for growth,”
said Chan. “In order to accommodate this
growth, there are things in our city that
need attention. Our mission is to establish
priorities and initiatives that will move El
Segundo forward in an enlightened manner
so that more companies want to move here
and more of the those who work here want
to call it home.” •
part. Knowing what to look for, listen for,
and report, neighbors, can help each other
stop a crime in progress.
Manufacturers have recognized the black
market boom of rhodium and palladium
from their parts and have begun to attach
catalytic converters to the engine, making
it nearly impossible to steal without taking
the entire car apart. However, with over two
million automobiles currently registered in
LA County, the risk remains high. If you
want to get your converter etched, reach
out to ESPD for more resources, or visit
Dyckman’s shop in Redondo Beach to get
a free engraving. •
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