Economic Forecast: Region can weather a mild downturn
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Investor Roundtable
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Deadline extended: Take our Central Coast Best Places to Work survey
Update: Our Best Places to Work employee survey was originally scheduled to close on April 1. We have extended the deadline and will close the survey during the day on April 11. Do you love where you work? Merely like it? Whatever the answer, the Pacific Coast Business Times wants to hear about it. On Read More →
Jena Acos: Tracing a path through international environments
Jena Acos Shareholder, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, Santa Barbara City Attorney, Carpinteria Age: 37 Education: UC Berkeley, Georgetown Law Jena Acos’ journey has taken her from her hometown of Bend, Oregon to Berkeley, Brazil, Washington, D.C. and now Santa Barbara, where she is a shareholder with Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck and the city attorney for Read More →
Congratulations to the 40 Under 40 class of 2021
The Pacific Coast Business Times published its annual 40 Under 40 special report on Aug. 27 and will hold a virtual reception on Sept. 20 to honor the class of 2021. The 40 Under 40 is an annual special section that honors 40 of the region’s younger movers and shakers, including people who have started Read More →
Business Times to honor 2021 Spirit of Small Business winners
The Pacific Coast Business Times will hold a virtual reception on Aug. 19 to honor the recipients of its 19th annual Spirit of Small Business Awards. The 2021 Spirit of Small Business special section published July 23 and is available here at the Business Times website. To register for the event, which begins at 1 Read More →
A century of Central Coast health
Despite vaccines, a drop in infectious rates and cities shifting from protective health measures to preventative approaches, 2021 resumes the two-year trend of health care as a focal issue in the U.S., as cities direct what they hope to be the COVID’s third and final act. With hospitals and clinics already in their communities’ spotlight, Read More →
