Ventura County hospitals upgrading facilities
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Goleta-based Inogen exploring ways to increase sales
Goleta-based Inogen is exploring new avenues of growth in the oxygen concentrator market. Two of the company’s three co-founders — Brenton Taylor, executive vice president of engineering, and Byron Myers, executive vice president of sales and marketing — told members of the Santa Barbara Executive Roundtable on June 8 that Inogen is entertaining expansion ideas Read More →
Stellar Biotechnologies announces new hires
Port Hueneme immunotherapy developer Stellar Biotechnologies announced the expansion of its operations team, including new hires Liliana Marghitoiu, Luis Gonzalez Agraz and Kalam Azad. Marghitoiu will head up the company’s quality control department for protein processing and manufacturing. Azad will join Stellar’s senior aquaculture team, working with the giant keyhole limpets from which the company Read More →
Inogen expanding in Ohio; company gets international product approval
Inogen, a portable oxygen concentrator company headquartered in Goleta, announced plans June 2 to open a new facility near Cleveland, Ohio to support its direct-to-consumer product line. The company also plans to expand its sales force through recruitment in the northeastern part of the state. It currently has 177 sales employees between its Goleta and Read More →
Santa Barbara doctor writes memoir of Vietnam War
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Pharmaceuticals on path to sustainability
By Valeria Makarova Since the concept of sustainable development was introduced back in the 1980s, corporations from various industries have been dealing with ever-increasing pressure to address stakeholder social needs and their environmental footprints. The traditional “business as usual” model — pursuing the business imperative goal of profit maximization while ignoring negative social and environmental Read More →
ACA repeal worries Central Coast health care executives
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