Vital signs: Many CFOs believe in fundraising despite economic headwinds
A new report from the Aztec Group and PEI Private Funds found that 80% of CFOs are either actively fundraising or are planning to do so in the next 12 months despite economic headwinds. The survey included more than 100 U.S. C-Suite individuals of both domestic and international funds, according to the January report. The Read More →
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Street smarts: Veteran U.S. diplomat to speak at Westmont breakfast
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Good works: Hardy Diagnostics gives back to Santa Maria Hospital
Santa Maria-based Hardy Diagnostics was in a particularly giving mood during the holiday season, donating nearly $300,000 to the Marian Regional Medical Center Foundation in Santa Maria to support the purchase of advanced identification equipment in the hospital’s laboratory, the company announced on Jan. 9. Microbiology device manufacturer Hardy Diagnostics donated $289,000 to allow the Read More →
Dubroff: California Lutheran’s stakeholders should honor its crucial role
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CRE outlook: Green light for CRE projects to stay on in 2024
Developmental projects, whether they be for housing or commercial, are expected to continue full steam ahead in 2024 even as many developers and businesses will continue to remain cautious. Building and construction were expected to take a back seat in 2023, as economic headwinds from a regional banking crisis, to overseas issues and even continued Read More →
Vital signs: Majority of companies will begin tracking office attendance in ‘24
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