Do you know the difference between advertising and marketing? If you think they are the same thing, please keep reading. You’re not alone. This quick read will be a powerful lesson to get you on the right path and [read more...]
Xceed Financial Credit Union is deeply committed to financial education. From offering free financial tutorials, calculators and blog posts, as well as seminars and webinars so their members can achieve financial fitness, Xceed’s services extend far beyond being a [read more...]
Make an impact by giving them something to remember. From large to small, a single event can have a lasting impression on your business—depending on how it’s run.
Today, more and more companies are hosting events that are unique, distinctive [read more...]
Decades ago, children often spent their free time tinkering. Whether it was messing around with junk in the garage or hammering together old boards and wheels into a makeshift go-cart, they were often seen with tools in their hands, [read more...]
Los
Angeles is a city filled to the brim with Change Agents. We are a city
that works together to change for the better, filled with inspirational leaders
who are not afraid to alter the status quo in their journey to making [read more...]
Sharky’s is aiming to make a difference with food. Founded in 1992, CEO Steven Paperno had a vision to combine the flavors he experienced traveling through Mexico with innovative recipes and his passion for healthy living. The result, a [read more...]
Food Fleet was founded in 2015 with the intent of helping small businesses and food truck owners work with larger customers and clients. They saw the need, as well as the frustration, from mom-and-pop businesses that wanted to partner [read more...]
Workforce development has social, business and community implications that impact the bottom line. Career readiness, especially for those living in lower socioeconomic areas, is not necessarily an attainable goal due to a lack of financial resources or access to [read more...]
Colorful mini-murals on utility boxes are popping up all over the neighborhood, thanks to talented artists who are helping bring more public art to the community and beautifying some of the area’s busiest thoroughfares.
With funding from the Neighborhood Council [read more...]
In 1999, the Los Angeles City Charter established the Neighborhood Council System “to promote more citizen participation in government and make government more responsive to local needs.” The Neighborhood Council of Westchester/Playa (NCWP) was certified in 2002 as one [read more...]
