Camarillo’s Whalen Bryan opens office in Santa Barbara
Camarillo-based Whalen Bryan opened a second office at 925 W. Anapamu St. in downtown Santa Barbara. The executive recruiting and staffing agency places employees in the attorney, paralegal, legal secretary and legal administrator fields. “Our expertise in staffing allows employers to focus on their core business rather than human resource matters,” Principal Kathi Whalen said Read More →
Farm Supply Company restructures as executives retire
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Airstreams drive AutoCamp expansion plans
An AutoCamp Airstream trailer at the Santa Barbara company’s site on the Russian River. (Melanie Riccardi photo) Story updated at 8 a.m. Jan. 23: AutoCamp’s successful Russian River expansion will fuel future growth, the Santa Barbara company said. Development company Mesa Lane Partners formed AutoCamp, which provides an affordable stay in a retro-style luxury Read More →
New city manager focusing on Thousand Oaks Boulevard
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SBA competition to help women business owners find capital
A nationwide business competition led by the U.S. Small Business Administration aims to assist women business owners in finding capital. Participants in the 2017 InnovateHER business challenge will compete for $70,000 provided by the Sara Blakely Foundation to promote products and services that increase quality and length of life. “Women represent half of the U.S. Read More →
Resale renaissance spurs entrepreneur to expand
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Counterfeit goods take toll on tri-county companies
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