By Michele Lutes Signal Staff Writer The Santa Clarita Valley Business Journal is honoring companies in the community that exemplify the best of SCV business, at the Santa Clarita Valley
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By Holly Schroeder President & CEO of SCVEDC In recent years, one of the biggest challenges to increasing the number of jobs in the Santa Clarita Valley has been a
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By Matt Fernandez Signal Staff Writer The old adage says nothing is certain but death and taxes, and while mankind has yet to escape the former, Santa Clarita author Christopher
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By Perry Smith Managing Editor Walking through the expansive manufacturing floor at the nearly 80,000-square-foot Crissair facility in Valencia, you’d never imagine the company’s humble beginnings — an engineer on
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By Kathie Barnett PPG Aerospace learning and development manager There are currently more than 12 million manufacturing workers in the United States, accounting for 8.6 percent of the workforce, according
By Perry Smith SCVBJ Editor Santa Clarita understands the importance of innovation, the need for resources and the benefits that come with entrepreneurship, which is why it’s an important part
 By Tamer Abdel, CEO and Founder of Storicam 1. What background, education or experiences did you have that you think, looking back, were most helpful in preparing you to launch
Last year, 24-year-old Santa Clarita resident Alex Honadel teamed up with a group of strangers to build a startup in just 54 hours and compete with others for a chance
If it weren’t for the bedazzled masks, funky wigs and spooky fangs, you probably wouldn’t have recognized several dignitaries representing Santa Clarita Valley businesses Friday for this year’s VIA Monster
Beverly Hills-based developer Geoff Palmer has secured a $114 million refinancing loan for three Canyon Country apartment complexes. Announced earlier this week, NorthMarq Captial’s Ory Schwartz arranged to finance for
Boston Market may proudly display its name in red, white and black letters, but not in many Los Angeles-area locations, including in the Santa Clarita Valley. The rotisserie chicken chain
Adapting to change is not always the easiest, especially for those in the business world. Young Santa Clarita Valley professionals had the chance to learn how to adapt “to change
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