Wyatt Tech will keep strong Goleta presence
Legacy is very important to the Wyatt family. That is why the executive team at Wyatt Technology ensured that although it is being sold to Waters Corporation with a $1.36 billion price tag, announced on Feb. 15, its impact on the Santa Barbara community will not waver. “Protecting our employees and their jobs in the Read More →
Affordable housing will be key for economic recovery in Ventura County
While Ventura County is facing a slow post-pandemic economic recovery, there‘s reason to be more optimistic about the long term, according to the Center for Economic Research and Forecasting at Cal Lutheran. “There’s a fundamental change in attitudes (by cities) about growth – that we can achieve balance between jobs, housing and the environment to Read More →
State of Black Leadership: Discussing diversity efforts along the Central Coast
In 2021, the Business Times invited 10 Black leaders to participate in an email conversation about race relations and economic opportunity on the Central Coast. We’re revisiting that issue in 2023 in recognition of Black History Month. Since our first conversation, we’ve learned that diversity equity and inclusion have become more integrated into the corporate Read More →
The Trade Desk outperforms competition to close out fiscal year
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QAD remains committed to Santa Barbara, sets sight on new vision following acquisition
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SBA, FEMA dole out millions in storm recovery efforts
With the near-record storm behind the Central Coast, all that is left now is to pick up the pieces. The Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Small Business Administration have been the ones trying to accomplish that goal, teaming up to provide the tri-counties with a slew of help. “Partnering with FEMA and the Small Read More →
Biltmore owners seek $12M from insurance firms
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