Applied Companies was recognized Wednesday by the U.S. Navy for passing a pre-production qualification test. The women-owned and Valencia-based company is the nation’s leading manufacturer of environmental control units for
Humility is the most important lesson for entrepreneurs. That’s what founder and CEO of MovoCash Eric Solis said to a crowd at Startup Grind Santa Clarita Valley on Tuesday evening.
In sports, we’ll often talk of a Most Valuable Player, or the MVP. The letters MVP make me think how we can reduce the complexity of all organizations into a
Business owners in the Santa Clarita Valley and other unincorporated areas of Los Angeles County have a final opportunity to submit their feedback about the county’s proposed business registration program.
With some changes already implemented at the Valencia Auto Center, officials in the industry said more are underway. On Thursday, Dan Sterkel, general manager of Galpin Subaru of Santa Clarita,
The Santa Clarita Valley Business Journal is honoring companies in the community that exemplify the best of SCV business, at the Santa Clarita Valley Top Business Awards.
After doctors found a cancerous tumor in one of her kidneys, Saugus resident Kacey Thorps knew she wanted to seek a more natural treatment rather than a conventional one. “Oils,
Landscape Development Inc. just became one of the largest maintenance contractors in Southern California.
Robert Patrick, best known as “Terminator 2” antagonist T-1000, doesn’t just ride motorcycles on movies and television shows, like “Scorpion.” He rides his Harley-Davidson Low Rider S every chance he
The Lions Club brought community members together with its past and present club members Saturday with a barbecue dinner in Castaic.
After months of anticipation, T.J. Maxx will be opening its location at The Promenade at Town Center on Sept. 16, a spokesperson of the fashion and accessory store confirmed Thursday.
Within organizational development, you’ll often hear the phrase “mission creep” — this is when an organization broadens its focus beyond its original purpose, and as a result, dilutes its core
Applications for property tax deferment for the 2018-19 tax year are now available, the state Controller’s Office announced Tuesday. California Property Tax Postponement, administered by Controller Betty T. Yee,
To help get our children through college without debt, my wife, Gaynor, and I took on part-time jobs to help pay for college. I teach college on a Monday in
Valencia resident Tamer Abdel grew tired of hearing, “Use our hashtag,” and “Tag us on your posts,” during social events — and then realizing only one or two people had
The Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce, representing more than 55,000 member employees, today announced the distribution of its 2018-19 SCV Business & Community Guide, which is being mailed direct
Last week, I conducted a pre-consultation with a new client for our company, Newleaf Training and Development. It would be inappropriate to name the client — to provide context though,
Abel Aguilar, 3, stacked as many toy animals as he could on a small wooden boat, smiling as his animal tower grew taller and taller. Some toddlers beside him painted
California is one of the most environmentally progressive states in the country. Too often though, our elected officials have tried to achieve environmental progress through policies that come at the
Last week, I traveled to the other side of the country to facilitate a leadership retreat for a client. During the long journey, I had three experiences that turned
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