Three tri-county cities offer three ways to sprout young companies
San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara and Ventura each present fundamentally divergent approaches to helping new companies grow.
Startup Camarillo investment firm snags former Affinity HQ in Ventura
The firm, founded in 2011 by real estate industry veteran Eric Taylor, plans to turn the former campus headquarters into a multi-tenant office park.
Former Affinity Group HQ in Ventura sold
The former headquarters of Affinity Group, once one of the largest private companies in the region, has been sold. Camarillo-based Somis Investments purchased the 73,000-square-foot office campus in Ventura in an all-cash deal for an undisclosed amount, according to commercial real estate brokers who negotiated the transaction. Affinity listed the 9.3-acre property on Vista Del Read More →
Probiotic pioneer: Ventura manufacturer teams with Safeway
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TWIW creates CEO position to lead firm’s growth plans
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They’ve got it in the bag: Travel product startup gets big grant
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Ventura city manager to step down
Longtime Ventura City Manager Rick Cole is stepping down, effective Sept. 15. The news came Aug. 29 in separate statements from the City Council and Cole. “During City Manager Rick Cole’s annual evaluation, it became clear that a majority of the City Council believes that it is time for a change in leadership,” the council Read More →
