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Dubroff: New launch fees will help fuel Vandenberg’s expansion

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Henry Dubroff

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CRE: Ventura County office real estate saw record slow year in 2023

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Biotech activity still uncertain heading in ‘24

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Women-founded companies are breaking the mold on the Central Coast

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Growing up, Blanca Hoffmeir loved aviation. As an adult, she became an engineer and worked her way up from a small company to a larger one. The larger company used drones for surveying purposes and, because she had her private pilot license, Hoffmeir was asked to be onboarded as a drone pilot to provide services Read More →

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Santa Barbara woman runs graceful Pilates app

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Grace over guilt. That’s the philosophy of the Pilates app Lindywell, founded in 2009 by Santa Barbara resident Robin Long. It’s about self-compassion, Long told the Business Times Jan. 8. “Instead of when you go off track or you skip a workout or don’t do what you intended to do with your wellness plan, instead Read More →

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Street smarts: Industry veteran tasked to lead Paso Robles wine brands

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Sonos hires new CFO  

By   /  Thursday, January 11th, 2024  /  Latest news, Technology, Tri-County Economy, Tri-County Public Companies  /  Comments Off on Sonos hires new CFO  

Former Apple finance executive Saori Casey will become speaker maker Sonos’ new CFO effective Jan. 22, the Santa Barbara-based company announced Jan. 9. Casey succeeds current CFO Eddie Lazarus, who will take on the new role of chief strategy officer while retaining his existing duties as chief legal officer.  Casey has more than 30 years Read More →