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San Fernando Valley Business Journal 17 JULY 22, 2019 SAN FERNANDO VALLEY BUSINESS JOURNAL 17 THE VALLEY THE MOST INFLUENTIAL LEADERS IN THE VALLEY AREA 2019 017_V200-Section Cover.indd 17 7/17/19 11:33 AM 18 SAN FERNANDO VALLEY BUSINESS JOURNAL THE VALLEY 200 JULY 22, 2019 20 INDEX 24 LETTER FROM THE TABLE OF EDITOR & PUBLISHER 26 ADVISORS 33 BUSINESS CONTENTS 43 EDUCATION 46 FINANCE 49 GOVERNMENT 52 HEALTH CARE 56 ORGANIZATIONS 59 REAL ESTATE 018_V200-TOC.indd 18 7/17/19 11:38 AM JULY 22, 2019 SAN FERNANDO VALLEY BUSINESS JOURNAL 19 013-74_sfvbj20190722.indd 19 7/17/19 12:55 PM THE VALLEY 200 20 SAN FERNANDO VALLEY BUSINESS JOURNAL JULY 22, 2019 INDEX Sengupta, Sumantra . .44 Compass Charter Schools . .43 PEOPLE J N Jackson, Christopher . 59 Shaffery, John . 32 ConsejoSano . .52 NAI Capital . 59. A Jacobs, Jonathan “Jake” . 30 Shapiro, David . 51 Cooper Communications . .26 NBCUniversal . 40 Adelman, David . 26 Sherman, Brad . 51 CorporateImpressionsLA . .36 Netsol Technologies . 36 K Adelstein, Wayne . 26 Sigal, Sandy . 60 Cresa . 60 NewMark Merrill Cos . 60. Kahn, Dan . .30 Akpovi, Mary . 26 Simpson, Danone . 48 Cusumano Real Estate Group . 59. Northeast Valley Health Corp . 55 Alfano, Madelyn . 33 Kassendorf, Alexander . 30 Simpson , Wendy . 60 Allen, Bill . 56. Katz, Richard . 30 Skeeter, Jane . 41 D P Alpert, Lee Kanon . 26. Khorsand, Vahid . 47 Smith , Christy . 51 Decision Group . 26. Pacific Federal . 46 Pacifica Hospital of the Valley . 52. Apfelthaler, Gerhard . 43 Kim, Yi Sun . .30 Sobolewski, Michael . .41 Dickey’s Barbecue Pit . .41 Parker Brown . 40 Archer, Michael . .33 Kimball, Christopher . 43. Starczyk, Nancy . 61 DLC Group . 47 King, Coby . 31 Paul Davis Insurance Services . 46 Arndt, Erick . .26 Steele-Figueredo, David . 44 Klein, Bernard . .52 E PCL Construction . 40 Atsinger III, Edward . .33 Stern, Henry . 51. Encino Chamber of Commerce . 56. Pegi Matsuda Consulting . 31 Knopp, Tony . 36 Stevens, Todd . 41. ERP Power . 33 PennyMac Financial Services Inc . 47. B Knudson, Ed . 43. Subramaniam, Chandra . 44 Bahamon, Paula . 46 People Media . 31 Koretz, Paul . 50 Surowitz, Dale . 54 F Point of View Communications . 32 Barad, Jill Banks . .56 Koshet, Michael . 59 Swartz, Jan . 41 Fernando Awards . 57 Polaris Group . 31 Barger, Kathryn . 49 Krekorian, Paul . 50. Swearman, Matthew . .58 Fox and Hounds Daily . .28 Beddingfield III, Frederick . 33. Kurland , Stanford . .47 Poms & Associates . 48 Bendavid, Sue . 26 T G Poole & Shaffery . .32 L Tang-Paradis, Sim . 48 G&B Law . 26, 30 Premier Carpet . 34. Berg, Pamela . 33 Lacy, Clay . 38. Tingus, Michael . 61 Gaines & Stacey . 28. Princess Cruises . .41 Berrellez, Victor . 46 Landsman, Stephen . 31 Todd, Teresa . 32. Galpin Motors . .33, 34 ProHealth Medical Group . 52 Blumenfield, Bob . 49 Lara, Gail . 57 Tucker, Therese . 42 Garland . .38 Providence Holy Cross Medical Center . 52 Boeckmann, Beau . .33 Larian, Isaac . .38 Tutor, Ronald . .42 Gaspar Insurance Services . 46. Providence Tarzana Medical Center . 54 Boeckmann, Bert . 33 Lederer, Jill . .57 Gelb Group . 59,. 60 Boeckmann, Karl . 34 Lemmo, Rickey . .59 V Q Gelt Inc . 61 Bonrouhi, David . 46 Lenton, Len . 38. Valdespino, Gustavo . 54 Qualstar Corp . .34 GeoLinks . 36 Bough, Phil . 56. Lewis, J J. 43 Valdez, Louie . 48 Van Hook, Dianne . 44. Glendale, City of . 50. R Bradway, Robert . 34. Lienhard, Rebecca . 57 Randy Witt Productions . .42 Vanyek, Nancy Hoffman . 58 Greater Conejo Valley Chamber Bronson, Steven . 34. Light, Jonathan Fraser . 31 Really Great Employee Benefits . 26 Villalobos, Adel . 42 of Commerce . .57 Like, Mitzi . .47 Richard Katz Consulting . 30 C Greater San Fernando Valley Lockhart, John . 31 W Rodeo Realty . 61 Castagna, Curt . 34 Chamber of Commerce . 58 Castagna, Michael . 34 Loden, Brigette . 57. Waldman, Stuart . .58 Ronald Reagan Presidential LoGuercio, Richard . 38. Green Polishing Solutions . 34. Choi , Robin . 46 Wasserman, Keith . .61 Foundation . 56 Grossman Burn Centers . 52 Cohn, Barry . 26 M Wilding , Michael . 42 Rose Snyder & Jacobs . 30 Comins, Alan . 34 Madarian, Natasha . 52 Williams, Diana . .58 H Rosenheim & Associates . .32 Wilson, Paula . 55 Cooper, Martin . 26 Maier, John . .38 Hedman Partners . 30 Witt, Randy . .42 S Craft, Ken . 56. Manzo, Tom . 38 Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital . 54 Salem Media Group . 33 Wolfe, Carol . 61 Cusumano, Michael . 59 Marshall , Smith . 41. Heritage Group . 52. San Fernando Valley Fair . 57 Wyard, Kimberly . 55. Martha Diaz, Aszkenazy . 33 High Point Strategies . 31 San Fernando Valley Sun and El Sol . .33 D Mason, Abner . 52. Y Hilton Woodland Hills / Los Angeles . 42 Davis, Paul . 46 San Fernando, City of . 49 Matsuda, Pegi . .31 Yallen, Robert . 42 Holthouse Carlin Van Trigt . .30 Santa Clarita Valley Economic Davis, Mark . 34 Mayes, Precious . 52. Yu, John . 55 Hope of the Valley Rescue Mission . 56 Development Corp . 58 Demoff, Kevin . .34 Mazirow, Sheryl . 59 Horace Heidt Agency . 36 SCV Startup . 26 Ditchfield, Skyler . 36 McCoy, Rob . 50. Horace Heidt Productions . 36. Sherman Oaks Chamber of Commerce . 58 DiTomaso Jr ,. Frank . 46 Mehranian, Maria . 57 House of Representatives, U S. 51. Sienna Biopharmaceuticals Inc . 33 Dueber, Ross . 36 COMPANIES, Merkin, Richard . 52 ORGANIZATIONS, SCHOOLS Small Manufacturers Association Duenas, Diana . 56 Mills, Scott . 38 I of California . .56 ImmunoCellular Therapeutics . 55 E Moradian, Shawn . 60 1-9 Someone’s in the Kitchen . 40. Interlink Electronics Inc . 34 Evenhaim, Shawn . .59 Munter, James . 47 20/20 Network . 28. Squar Milnar . .31 Mussi, Natalie . .52 InterMedia Group of Cos . .42 A SRG . 28 F Invesco QQQ Championship . 56 Sun Hill Properties Inc . 34 Fajardo, Joel . .49 N Acorn Newspapers . 40. Sweet Arleen’s . 41 Faulkner, Chad . 36 Nadji, Hessam . 60 Aeroplex/Aerolease Group . .34 J Joel Fox Consulting . 28 Fienup, Matthew . .43 Najarian , Ara . 50 Alpert, Barr & Grant . .26, 30 T Nazarian, Adrin . 50. AmaWaterways . .41 Flavin, Tom . 56 K Terri Hilliard PC . .30 Nissen, Steve . 40 Amgen . 34 Fleming, David . 28 Kadima Security . 40. Tharpe & Howell . .28 Norris, Kathy . .57 Antelope Valley College . .43 Fleming, Cheri . 36 Kahn Media . 30 Thousand Oaks Boulevard Association . .60 Nury, Martinez . 50 Armenia Fund Inc . 57 Forman, Stephanie . 28 Kaiser Permanente Panorama City Thousand Oaks, City of . .50 Nygren, Patrick . .47 Aszkenazy Development . .33 TicketManager . 36 Fox, Joel . .28 Medical Center . 52 Tierra del Sol Foundation . 57 Freund, Jennifer . 36. O B KW Commercial . 59 Timely Prefinished Steel Door Frames 38 Friedman, Laura . 49. Olenick, Michael . 58 Ballard Rosenberg Golper & Savitt . 31 Orquiola, Cathy . .40 Bank of America Merrill Lynch . 47 L Town and Country Event Rentals . 38 G Bank of Santa Clarita . 46 Lancaster, City of . 50 TR Funding . .60 P Gabel-Luddy, Emily . 49 BKF Capital Group Inc . 34 LBW Insurance and Tutor Perini . .42 Panesis, Mike . 43. Gabler, Karen . 28 Blackline . 42 Financial Services . 47 Parker, John . 40. U Gabriel, Jesse . .49 Blue Microphones . .38 Leavitt Group . 47 Parris, R . Rex . 50 UltraGlas Inc . 41 Gaines, Fred . ..
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