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SABJ Welcomes New Managing Editor Ed Arnold to San Antonio TONY QUESADA, 3 Meet our new guy SABJ welcomes new Managing Editor Ed Arnold to San Antonio TONY QUESADA, 3 COVER STORY VENTURE CAPITAL LATINA-LED FIRM TARGETS SA BUSINESSES Monika Mantilla, American City Business Journals - Not for commercial use CEO of Altura Capital Group, connected with the local Hispanic Chamber to bring a new source of funding to the Alamo City. KRISTEN MOSBRUCKER, 7 Corporate Identity COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE Mixed-use finally San Antonio’s days as a big city with a small-town business climate coming to Boerne may be waning as more iconic local companies are acquired A Dallas-based developer is planning — with their brands in many cases being subsumed a wide range of uses on 26.6 newly acquired acres. KATIE BURKE, 9 BY KATIE BURKE & KRISTEN MOSBRUCKER, PG 16 ENTERTAINMENT SeaWorld SA seeks to diversify revenue The local park is focusing more effort on events as emphasis on orca-based attractions fades. W. SCOTT BAILEY, 4 EAGLE FORD CHESAPEAKE UPS DRILLING PERMITS 8 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 12-14 SAN ANTONIO READER ALERT: BUSINESS JOURNAL December 16, 2016 San Antonio Business Journal Vol. 30, No. 44, $4.99 subscribers will receive the 2016-17 The Full Goods Building Book of Lists next week. The SABJ at Historic Pearl will not publish a weekly edition on 200 E. Grayson St. Friday, Dec. 23. Suite 110 San Antonio, TX 78215 2 SAN ANTONIO BUSINESS JOURNAL DECEMBER 16, 2016 READERS GUIDE R PEOPLE IN THE ISSUE R COMING UP ABC Meyer, Langtry...................8 Arnold, Ed .........................3 Moyer, Mary Pat .................5 SANANTONIOBUSINESSJOURNAL.COM EVENTS Boatwright, Janice .............6 Nirenberg, Ron ..................4 Britt, Thomas ....................6 Nivin, Steve .....................14 The San Antonio Business Journal Caraballo, Hector ...............6 DO YOU PLAN TO ATTEND THE hosts networking, award and education events throughout the year. 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