The La Jolla Band of Luiseño Indians has found alternative ways to generate revenue and draw visitors. Instead of focusing on indoor gambling, they have invested in outdoor adventures such as ziplines, campgrounds, hiking trails, and a water park. These ecotourism initiatives help support the tribe's infrastructure and economic needs. The tribe's innovative approach has proven successful, and they are now partnering with Applied Adventure Consulting to manage their zipline course. This venture aligns with the growing adventure tourism market, and the tribe is confident in its future despite financial challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic. For more, subscribe to sdbj.com. https://lnkd.in/gdepPVC2
San Diego Business Journal
Book and Periodical Publishing
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Connecting San Diego to the Community of Business™
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Each week, the award-winning San Diego Business Journal examines the many ways that the San Diego economy operates. Together with the economic news, demographics and lifestyle profiles, the San Diego Business Journal is presented in an accessible format. First-rate editorial and research teams provide in-depth analysis of the community’s ever-changing business and economic scene.
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🎉 Join us or donate at https://lnkd.in/ewTwqd5x for Neighborhood Healthcare's Fun Under The Sun Gala on Aug 31! 🌴 Get ready for an unforgettable evening with live music, Tahitian dancers, and delicious cuisine paired with our signature cocktail! 🌊 Support Neighborhood's mission to build healthy, happy communities by providing health care for everyone regardless of situation or circumstance! Thank you to our supporters--BioMed Realty, Cardiovascular Institute of San Diego, Gary & Maxine Kreitzer, and Jack & Caroline Raymond. 💙 Follow us at Neighborhood Healthcare to stay informed, learn about ways to give, and see new employment opportunities. #FunUnderTheSun #NeighborhoodHealthcare #FundraisingGala #CommunitySupport #bettertogether
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Joseph Wong Design Associates' latest project, the 36-story Simone apartment tower in Little Italy, won the 2024 Golden Nugget Best Multifamily Community of the Year award. The project offers a mix of studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments and includes low-income housing. The rooftop deck with a lounge and swimming pool provides attractive amenities, and the building design incorporates high-quality features despite the challenging small site. The firm's upcoming project, Park Summit in Bankers Hill, will be completed in late 2026 and will feature 265 apartments, including extended-stay units, retail spaces, and restaurants. For more on the project, subscribe to sdbj.com. https://lnkd.in/gCHNwT3g
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Deborah Szekely, the co-founder of Rancho la Puerta, turned 102 years old in May and still actively contributes to the resort. She meets with staff, gives lectures, and speaks about wellness. She attributes her longevity to not worrying and staying busy. She enjoys working and interacting with people. When asked about retirement, she said she doesn't plan to retire and advises others to have something to do. If she could make her career over, she might have chosen to work in Paris due to its accessibility to many countries. Read San Diego Business Journal's full interview with her by subscribing to sdbj.com. https://lnkd.in/dYJZVd6W
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Congratulations to Riley Cutner-Orrantia, one of SDBJ's 2024 40 Next Top Business Leaders Under Forty 2024 Winners! #SDBJ #40Under40
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Pete Halmay, 82, is the San Diego Fishermen's Working Group president and a sea urchin diver. He retired from civil engineering because he preferred the unpredictability of diving over the engineering routine. Diving keeps him feeling great, but physical work is getting more complex. He's scaled back his diving time and focuses more on social and future-oriented work with the fishermen's group. He has no plans to retire and advises others to do what they love and retire when ready. He has no regrets and believes in enjoying the work you do. Subscribe to sdbj.com to read the full interview. https://lnkd.in/gGfuxabN
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On October 12th, join Make-A-Wish® San Diego for the Wine & Wishes Gala, presented by Pacific Southwest Structures, Inc. - PSSI. This special evening is dedicated to raising funds to make life-changing wishes come true for children with critical illnesses. Enjoy culinary delights and a selection of fine wines from California winemakers while having the chance to bid on exciting auction items. Every moment will contribute to brightening the lives of families in San Diego and Imperial Counties. Be a part of this celebration and help us turn more wishes into reality! Purchase your tickets here: www.sandiego.wish.org/wine
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Congratulations to SDBJ's 2024 40 Next Top Business Leaders Under Forty 2024 Winners! Click Here: https://lnkd.in/g927r4kt #SDBJ #40Under40
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🔬 Innovating the Future of Life Sciences in San Diego! 🔬 The San Diego Business Journal recently celebrated the trailblazers in the life sciences and biotech industries at our "Leaders of Influence in Life Sciences" event. This gathering brought together some of the most influential minds and innovators who are driving change and making a tangible impact in San Diego and beyond. The event was a fantastic opportunity for leaders and entrepreneurs to connect, share ideas, and collaborate on the next big breakthroughs in life sciences. As one of our attendees noted, "These events are crucial for fostering innovation. The more we gather, the faster we grow." In a city known for its entrepreneurial spirit, this event highlighted the importance of collaboration and the power of networking. It's not just about celebrating achievements but also about looking ahead—exploring new technologies, discussing the future of the industry, and rallying together to create a vision that will continue to shape the life sciences sector. What makes a great business leader in this space? Flexibility, ambition, the ability to inspire and attract talent, and above all, a focus on making a difference for patients. These qualities were evident in the leaders we honored, who are all committed to pushing the boundaries of what's possible. We are excited to see the future innovations that will come from the connections and ideas sparked at this event. Thank you to everyone who attended and made this celebration a resounding success! Watch the highlights from the event in the video below. 🎥 #SDBJ #LifeSciences #Biotech #SanDiegoInnovation #Leadership #Networking #Collaboration #LifeSci #SanDiego #Healthcare #video EY Chad Whitehead TAVO Media Group Bryant Walker Farmer & The Seahorse EisnerAmper Davina Heller Syngene International Limited Cannon Building Heidi Bell Kellar Harrell Real Life Sciences Emily Sooter Rakuten Medical Agatha Martindale, CPA Biocom California