As Governor Newsom settles into Sacramento, his team is starting to shape up. Newsom’s incoming chief of staff will be Ann O’Leary, who has worked closely on the Children’s Health […]
Read MoreGovernor Gavin Newsom was sworn in this month and in his inaugural speech, he provided a broad look at what he believes are California’s greatest challenges and opportunities as he […]
Read MoreThe California Competes Tax Credit was created to help businesses that want to come to California or stay and grow in California. Since the program launch, 112 San Diego companies have […]
Read MoreChamber delegates are gearing up for an exciting trip to our state Capital during the 2019 Leadership Delegation to Sacramento on February 26th and February 27th. This trip will provide […]
Read MoreMayor Kevin Faulconer delivered the 2019 State of the City Address on January 15th and addressed housing supply and affordability, homelessness, quality of life, and climate change. His focus was […]
Read MoreIn January and February, Chamber Policy Committees are finalizing updated policy platforms intended to guide policy advocacy for 2019. Policy Sub-Committees include Healthcare; Energy & Water; Infrastructure, Housing & Land […]
Read MoreAfter the earthquakes in Haiti, which occurred in 2010, then in Chile and then in Japan, where many people lost their homes, we saw the opportunity or the need to […]
Read MoreSan Diego’s biggest team has always been its unmistakably inspired Naval community. With heartfelt recognition of that, there’s a new pro football team in town, here to honor that historic […]
Read MoreAngela Gange joined as a partner in Moms Making Six Figures, founded in 2009. She and the company have continued to build supportive connections between women ever since. “We all […]
Read MoreIf opening or redesigning your store, restaurant or office is part of your 2019 plan, let our passionate group of rebellious creatives make the process simple, stable and successful. […]
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