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Buzz Oates Celebrates Founder’s Day 100 Years of Legacy, Growth, and Service

[July 27, 2023] – Buzz Oates, a prominent commercial real estate development and investment management firm based in California, proudly commemorates its Founder, marking a remarkable century of unparalleled success and contributions to the real estate industry. The company’s Founder, Buzz Oates, a war hero and esteemed Air Force veteran, began his entrepreneurial journey in 1946 with the establishment of A&A Key Shop, fueled by the $2000 he diligently saved during his military service and became trailblazer in the real estate industry.

Driven by a vision to expand beyond retail, Buzz Oates diversified his business interests into lawn mowers, furniture, and appliances. However, it was his determination to learn the tilt-up construction method that laid the foundation for what would eventually become Buzz Oates Enterprises. Embracing innovation and growth, Buzz Oates acquired the old state fairgrounds, skillfully transforming it and later selling the land to UC Davis for the development of UCD Medical Center.

In 1970’s and 1980’s, Buzz Oates made a significant impact on the Sacramento landscape with projects such as the conversation of the Senator Hotel adjacent to the State Capitol, the old Libby’s Cannery on Alhambra, and Southgate Plaza in South Sacramento. But it was ultimately, his focus on industrial development that turned the company into a regional powerhouse with projects throughout the Central Valley and East Bay Area.

In 1999 , Buzz Oates’s vision for growth and continuing commitment to the Sacramento region, led he and Frank Ramos to create Five Star Bank. The bank’s remarkable success saw its stock selling out in just eight days, a testament to the trust and confidence that the public placed in Buzz Oates’s leadership, and just this year, Five Star was named as the top performing community bank in the country by S&P Global Market Intelligence.

The Buzz Oates platform now encompasses general contractor and entitlement lead, Buzz Oates Construction, Buzz Oates Management Services for its asset, property and financial services, and Pac West Equities, its investment arm into a 30 million plus square foot portfolio of industrial real estate assets. The vertically integrated company continues to expand throughout the western United States under the leadership of its operating partners, Phil Oates, Chairman, Larry Allbaugh, Chief Executive Officer and Kevin Ramos, Chief Investment Officer.

Buzz Oates sets itself apart through an unwavering commitment to delivering exceptional service to both its customers and employees, by embodying its core values of excellence and humility and creates places for business to thrive in the communities it serves. The organization continues to be know throughout the industry as one of substantial financial strength and integrity as it has moved into its next generation.

As Buzz Oates commemorates what would have been its Founder’s 100th birthday, the company reflects on its remarkable journey and looks ahead with renewed enthusiasm, commitment, and innovation. The celebration is a testament to the legacy of Buzz Oates, the vision of a war hero turned entrepreneur, and the enduring values that have shaped the success of the organization.

For more information about Buzz Oates, please visit www.buzzoates.com.

CONTACT INFORMATION: Lori Raderschadt, EVP, Organization Development, 916.379.3815, loriraderschadt@buzzoates.com

Contact:
Michelle Willard
Chief Public Affairs Officer
(916) 287-9072
mwillard@greatersacramento.com

07/13/21

Adrian leads GSEC with robust national economic development experience

Sacramento, CA — The Greater Sacramento Economic Council (GSEC) announced Troels Adrian as the Executive Vice President of the organization. Adrian, who recently served as Senior Vice President of Economic Development, leads Business Development, Marketing and Research and Strategy.

He leads with a comprehensive and accomplished background as an executive in economic development. He’s worked to create more than 13,000 jobs throughout his career. Prior to joining GSEC, he led tradable-sector economic development activities for the City of Portland, Oregon. During his tenure, he strategically repositioned his team to serve the city’s key industry clusters with a strong inclusion lens and reenergized the city’s international trade efforts.

Major wins during his Portland tenure included the expansions of Adidas’ and Daimler Trucks’ North American headquarters and new locations of Genentech, Amazon Web Services and Square. All told, these and other projects supported the creation of 4,400 net new jobs for the city and hundreds of millions in new capital investment. In addition, he was also instrumental in serving Portland businesses during the pandemic, leading several major emergency grant and loan programs, advising key leaders on recovery planning and co-creating the statewide Small Business Stabilization Fund in partnership with the Oregon Community Foundation.

“Troels has the experience needed to be a leader in economic development for the state capital of California and has proven his ability to manage teams as well as comprehensive projects,” Greater Sacramento Economic Council President & CEO Barry Broome said. “While at GSEC, Troels has leveraged his skillset to support companies such as Bosch and Solidigm, bringing much needed tradable-sector industry job creation to our region. We are looking forward to his continued leadership.”

Prior to his time in Portland, he spent nine years in Atlanta, first with Partnership Gwinnett and then leading the Metro Atlanta Chamber’s work in developing that region’s globally competitive supply chain and automotive ecosystems. Together with executives from Porsche, AT&T, Panasonic, Cox Automotive and Georgia Tech he founded a regional automotive technology consortium to bring research and development assets to Metro Atlanta. He also launched a flagship initiative in partnership with 25 major corporations to spotlight Atlanta’s supply chain technology ecosystem and sourced projects that led to the creation of over 2,500 jobs in the region.

“We are looking forward to watching Troels lead in his new role and believe he will help the organization continue to transform,” GSEC Chief Performance Officer Brittany Jones said. “He will continue to lead the team with dedication and compassion to help propel the region forward through economic development partnerships.”

Before he found his true calling in economic development, he started out in the community development space, building his nonprofit management and accounting skills at one of New York City’s largest community-based nonprofits, CAMBA. He is particularly passionate about early childhood nutrition and currently serves as a Board Member for the Urban School Food Alliance, a coalition of the largest school districts in the United States working together to improve school food for our nation’s children.

Troels is a proud alumnus of the University of Copenhagen with a BA in Political Science and holds two master’s degrees: a Master of Public Administration from Baruch College and a Master’s in City and Regional Planning from Georgia Tech. The latter earned him the prestigious Ed McClure Award from the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, given to the top Master’s student paper in North America each year.

About the Greater Sacramento Economic Council

The Greater Sacramento Economic Council is the catalyst for innovative growth strategies in the Capital Region of California focusing on growth, sustainability, equity and competitiveness. The organization spearheads community-led direction to retain, attract, grow and scale tradable sectors, develop advanced industries and create jobs and investment throughout a six-county region. Greater Sacramento represents a collaboration between local and state governments, market leaders, influencers and stakeholders, with the sole mission of driving inclusive economic growth. The Greater Sacramento region was founded on discovery, built on leadership and fueled by innovation.

GeminiBio is expanding its operations in the Greater Sacramento region with a new state-of-the-art cGMP manufacturing facility and warehouse in West Sacramento. This new facility further enhances GeminiBio’s capabilities and ability to support the rapidly growing biotechnology industry, including cell and gene therapy markets.

Over the last few years as GeminiBio has invested in new cGMP manufacturing facilities, the company has grown from just over 30 employees to nearly 80 associates in 2023.

Learn more about their recent expansion here.

Solar4America is adding 400 jobs and 56,000 square feet to its U.S. HQ in Sacramento. Its factory is on track to become the largest domestic solar panel manufacturing operation and the first in the U.S. to reach a one-gigawatt annual manufacturing capacity. 

Learn more about their expansion here.

Sacramento (DAVIS), Calif., June 21, 2023 – Biome Makers announced the grand opening of its 4,200 sq. ft, new headquarters, located in the Global AgTech Hub of the world, Davis, California. Biome Makers continues to drive innovation in agriculture by decoding soil biology at scale, and enhancing soil sampling processing times through its expanded lab space and state-of-the-art facilities.

Biome Makers’ patented BeCrop® Technology is setting the standard for soil health with the world’s largest taxonomic database of references of microorganisms.  BeCrop® combines advanced genomics, microbial network science, and AI to provide insights into specific functions being performed by the entire soil microbiome. Farmers, crop advisors, ag input manufacturers, and retailers worldwide have trusted BeCrop®for almost a decade for soil health intelligence and recommendations for over 170 crops across 45 countries. Their 2022 Impact Report showcases a 20% reduction in agrochemical fertilizers and a 15% increase in agricultural carbon sequestration for farmers utilizing BeCrop.

“With the loss of one-third of arable soil worldwide, the industry can leverage BeCrop—a technology that collects comprehensive soil data and employs AI—to enhance its understanding of how soil microbiomes affect food production,” states co-founder and CSO Alberto Acedo, Biome Makers. “BeCrop soil intelligence delivers insights that can drive improved crop yields, provide better agronomic recommendations, increase carbon sequestration, and enhance water conservation practices.”

“We are grateful for the support of the Davis community, which has been integral to the growth and success of Biome Makers since its founding in 2015. We eagerly anticipate this expansion, aiming to meet the increasing demands of our customers through the provision of high-quality services, enhanced turnaround time, and exceptional BeCrop® technology,” CEO and co-founder Adrian Ferrero said.

“Davis is the perfect place for an agricultural tech company like Biome Makers,” said Mayor Will Arnold. “The proximity to growers who need this technology will no doubt be a competitive advantage as will the educated work force in this field graduating from UC Davis.”

The building is owned by Buzz Oates, who made tenant improvements for the company to create a more modern and functional workspace. The new headquarters will be located at 202 Cousteau Place, Suite 100, accommodating the growing company and increased global customer base.

“We are honored to help a global and growing biotech company, which is our leading and top industry in the Greater Sacramento region,” Greater Sacramento Economic Council Board Chair and President & CEO of Buzz Oates Larry Allbaugh said. “We want to continue to support world-class biotech companies that are working diligently on developing and producing the best food for the world.”

About Biome Makers:

Founded in California’s Silicon Valley in 2015, Biome Makers is one of the foremost global AgTech leaders, setting the standard in soil health with BeCrop® technology. Built on industry-leading AgTech expertise and driven by data and science, Biome Makers connect soil biology to agricultural decision-making to optimize farming practices and reverse the degradation of arable soils. With labs across the globe, customers on 4 continents, and 1M+ acres of land impacted, Biome Makers revitalizes soil functionality and agricultural sustainability worldwide. For more information, visit https://biomemakers.com/

About the Greater Sacramento Economic Council

The Greater Sacramento Economic Council is the catalyst for innovative growth strategies in the Capital Region of California. The organization spearheads community-led direction to retain, attract, grow and scale tradable sectors, develop advanced industries and create jobs and investment throughout a six-county region. Greater Sacramento represents a collaboration between local and state governments, market leaders, influencers and stakeholders, with the sole mission of driving inclusive economic growth. The Greater Sacramento region was founded on discovery, built on leadership and fueled by innovation.

Contacts:

Jamie Nix
Biome Makers
(916) 858-5191
jamie.nix@biomemakers.com

Michelle Willard
Greater Sacramento Economic Council
(813) 951-2796
mwillard@greatersacramento.cm

WEST SACRAMENTO, Calif., June 1, 2023 /PRNewswire/—Gemini Bioproducts, LLC (“GeminiBio”), a leading supplier of cell culture reagents and process liquids, a portfolio company of BelHealth Investment Partners, LLC (“BelHealth”), a Florida-based healthcare private equity firm, today announced the opening of a new, state-of-the-art cGMP manufacturing facility and warehouse in West Sacramento, California.

GeminiBio’s new 32,000 square feet fully validated cGMP facility consists of segregated animal origin (AO) product ISO 7 manufacturing suites and segregated AO/ animal origin free (AOF) raw material and finished good warehousing. This new cGMP warehouse includes temperature mapped and validated storage conditions, including -20C, 2-8C, and controlled room temperature (CRT).

This facility, in conjunction with the recently announced completion of GeminiBio’s large volume bioprocess liquid manufacturing facility, also located in West Sacramento, CA, further enhances GeminiBio’s capabilities and ability to support the rapidly growing biotechnology industry, including cell and gene therapy markets. Over the last few years as GeminiBio has invested in new cGMP manufacturing facilities, the company has grown from just over 30 employees to nearly 80 associates in 2023.  With the completion of the most recent manufacturing facilities, the company expects to add manufacturing, quality, development, process engineering, and other critical West Sacramento based roles as the company successfully executes on its mission to serve the biotechnology industry.  

“The new facility expands our manufacturing capacity and enables our 920 Stillwater Road facility, where our cGMP bioprocess liquids are produced, to be AOF, which is a critical requirement for our biotech customers” said Rob Perry, Chief Scientific Officer at GeminiBio. “In addition, the significantly expanded cGMP warehousing this new facility provides enhances our ability to continue to add new customers and products to support the market’s growth.​”

The Greater Sacramento Economic Council (GSEC) worked with the company to help expand operations along with the city of West Sacramento. West Sacramento Economic Development staff served as City liaison for GeminiBio with City departments and other agencies to facilitate construction and occupancy.

“We are thrilled and honored to have a leading biotech company such as GeminiBio expand their operations in West Sacramento,” Greater Sacramento Economic Council President & CEO Barry Broome said. “This validates our market as continuing to be world-class in life sciences and shows the robust talent pool in this industry. A special thank you to West Sacramento leadership for making this project a success.”

“West Sacramento is excited to host GeminiBio’s world-class manufacturing facilities and looks forward to the career opportunities created with this expansion,” stated Mayor Martha Guerrero. “GeminiBio’s growth aligns with West Sacramento’s goal of increasing scientific career opportunities for our youth through our Home Run Internship program. We recognize the important role that GeminiBio plays in increasing productivity in the biotechnology sector and healthcare worldwide.”

About GeminiBio

Founded in 1985, GeminiBio serves the global biotechnology industry, from basic research to commercial production, with a focus on helping our customers accelerate the development of life enhancing biotherapeutics by streamlining and improving their cell culture and process liquid manufacturing workflows. The company’s products are organized into two core verticals – Cell Culture Solutions and Process Liquid Solutions. Located in West Sacramento, California, GeminiBio has 57,000 square feet of cGMP manufacturing space that is segregated between animal origin free and animal component manufacturing. GeminiBio is an ISO 13485 certified, FDA registered Class 1 Medical Device Manufacturer, aligned with 21 CFR Part 820. For more information, visit www.geminibio.com.

About the Greater Sacramento Economic Council

The Greater Sacramento Economic Council is the catalyst for innovative growth strategies in the Capital Region of California. The organization spearheads community-led direction to retain, attract, grow and scale tradable sectors, develop advanced industries and create jobs and investment throughout a six-county region. Greater Sacramento represents a collaboration between local and state governments, market leaders, influencers and stakeholders, with the sole mission of driving inclusive economic growth. The Greater Sacramento region was founded on discovery, built on leadership and fueled by innovation.

About the City of West Sacramento

West Sacramento is an entrepreneurial city of 55,000 built on a proud history of accomplishment with a passion for civic innovation. West Sacramento’s ideal location on the western bank of the Sacramento River, minutes from the State Capitol, offers both urban, riverfront lifestyles and suburban home communities, with new parks, trails, and schools. West Sacramento is an important employment center with over 2,600 businesses in the Food and Ag-tech, Biotechnology, Manufacturing and Advanced Mobility sectors. West Sacramento has ample land and business parks to start, grow and expand your business.  www.cityofwestsacramento.org/business

Contact:
GeminiBio: Patrick Riley, priley@geminibio.com
GeminiBio: Brian Parker, bparker@geminibio.com

SOURCE Gemini Bioproducts, LLC

Wendy Cohen is President of Sacramento-based Kitchell CEM and a member of GSEC’s Board of Directors. Learn more about why she values economic development, working with GSEC and living and working in the Greater Sacramento region in the Q&A below.

As a regional leader, why is economic development important to you?

Economic development is crucial to the strategic growth of a community focusing on improving the economic well-being and quality of life for the community where we live and work. We have a responsibility to foster a community where our employees and businesses can thrive.

What excites you most about being part of GSEC?

I am most excited about the forward thinking and innovative approach that we are taking to position the Greater Sacramento area for sustainable and exciting growth. I love being actively involved in shaping the future of our community.

What do you like most about living and doing business in the Greater Sacramento region?

Sacramento is an amazing place to live and do business due to its convenient location making the mountains, beach and wine country only a short drive away. Combine that with a thriving local economy that is poised to continue growth in a strategic manner. And, who can forget….the Sacramento KINGS!

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Learn more about GSEC’s Board of Directors here.

BOSCH plans to invest $1.5 billion in semiconductor business for electromobility

04/26/2023

• Bosch chairman Dr. Stefan Hartung: “With this planned investment in the U. S., we are also increasing our semiconductor manufacturing, globally.”
• Third pillar for semiconductor business: following Reutlingen and Dresden in Germany, Bosch will in the future also make chips in Roseville, California.
• More chips: with the planned acquisition, Bosch will significantly expand its global portfolio of SiC semiconductors by the end of 2030.
• Electric cars as the driving force: SiC chips enable greater range and more efficient recharging.

Stuttgart, Germany – Bosch is expanding its semiconductor business with silicon carbide chips. The technology company plans to acquire assets of the U.S. chipmaker TSI Semiconductors, based in Roseville, California. With a workforce of 250, the company is a foundry for application-specific integrated circuits, or ASICs. Currently, it mainly develops and produces large volumes of chips on 200-millimeter silicon wafers for applications in the mobility, telecommunications, energy, and life sciences industries. Over the next years, Bosch intends to invest more than 1.5 billion USD in the Roseville site and convert the TSI Semiconductors manufacturing facilities to state-of-the-art processes. Starting in 2026, the first chips will be produced on 200-millimeter wafers based on the innovative material silicon carbide (SiC).

In this way, Bosch is systematically reinforcing its semiconductor business, and will have significantly extended its global portfolio of SiC chips by the end of 2030. Above all, the global boom and ramp-up of electromobility are resulting in huge demand for such special semiconductors. The full scope of the planned investment will be heavily dependent on federal funding opportunities available via the CHIPS and Science Act as well as economic development opportunities within the State of California. Bosch and TSI Semiconductors have reached an agreement to not to disclose any financial details of the transaction, which is subject to regulatory approval.

“With the acquisition of TSI Semiconductors, we are establishing manufacturing capacity for SiC chips in an important sales market while also increasing our semiconductor manufacturing, globally. The existing clean-room facilities and expert personnel in Roseville will allow us to manufacture SiC chips for electromobility on an even larger scale,” says Dr. Stefan Hartung, the chairman of the Bosch board of management.

“The location in Roseville has existed since 1984. Over nearly 40 years, the U.S. company has built up vast expertise in semiconductor production. We will now be integrating this expertise into the Bosch semiconductor manufacturing network,” says Dr. Markus Heyn, member of the Bosch board of management and chairman of the Mobility Solutions business sector.

“We are pleased to join a globally operating technology company with extensive semiconductor expertise. We are confident that our Roseville location will be a significant addition to Bosch’s SiC chipmaking operations,” says Oded Tal, CEO at TSI Semiconductors.

Acquisition of TSI Semiconductors creates new manufacturing capacity

The new location in Roseville will reinforce Bosch’s international semiconductor manufacturing network. Starting in 2026, following a retooling phase, first SiC chips will be produced on 200-millimeter wafers in a facility offering roughly 10,000 square meters of clean-room space. At an early stage, Bosch invested in the development and production of SiC chips. Since 2021, it has been using its own proprietary, highly complex processes to mass-produce them at its Reutlingen location near Stuttgart. In the future, Reutlingen will also produce them on 200-millimeters wafers. By the end of 2025, the company will have extended its clean-room space in Reutlingen from roughly 35,000 to more than 44,000 square meters.

“SiC chips are a key component for electrified mobility. By extending our semiconductor operations internationally, we are strengthening our local presence in an important electric vehicle market,” Heyn says.

Demand for chips for the automotive industry remains high. By 2025, Bosch expects to have an average of 25 of its chips integrated in every new vehicle. The market for SiC chips is also continuing to grow fast – by 30 percent a year on average. The main drivers of this growth are the global boom and ramp-up of electromobility. In electric vehicles, SiC chips enable greater range and more efficient recharging, as they lose up to 50 percent less energy. Installed in these vehicles’ power electronics, they ensure that a vehicle can drive a significantly longer distance on one battery charge – on average, the possible range is 6 percent greater than with silicon-based chips.

Systematic investments in pivotal semiconductor technology

Semiconductors are key to the success of all Bosch business areas. The company recognized the potential of this technology early on, and has been producing semiconductors for more than 60 years. Bosch is one of the few companies to have not only electronic and software expertise but also a profound understanding of microelectronics. It can combine this decisive competitive advantage with its strength in semiconductor manufacturing. The supplier of technology and services has been manufacturing semiconductors in Reutlingen since 1970. They are used both in the automotive sphere and in consumer electronics. Modern electronics in vehicles is also the basis for reducing traffic emissions, preventing road accidents, and efficient powertrains. Production at the Bosch wafer fab in Dresden (300-millimeter wafers) started in July 2021. At nearly one billion euros, the wafer fab is the biggest single investment in the company’s history.

In its wafer fabs in Reutlingen and Dresden, Bosch has invested more than 2.5 billion euros in total since 200-millimeter technology was introduced in 2010. On top of this, billions of euros have been invested in developing microelectronics. Independently of the investment now planned in the United States, the company announced in summer last year that it will be investing a further 3 billion euros in its semiconductor business in Europe, both as part of its investment planning and with the aid of the EU’s “Important Project of Common European Interest on Microelectronics and Communication Technologies” program.

Contact persons for press inquiries:

Tim Wieland
phone: +1 248 876-7708
email: Tim.Wieland@us.bosch.com

About Bosch

Having established a presence in North America in 1906, today the Bosch Group employs nearly 37,000 associates in more than 100 locations in the region (as of Dec. 31, 2022). According to preliminary 2022 figures, Bosch generated consolidated sales of $15 billion in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. For more information visit www.bosch.us, www.bosch.ca and www.bosch.mx. The Bosch Group is a leading global supplier of technology and services. It employs roughly 420,000 associates worldwide (as of Dec. 31, 2022). The company generated sales of $93.1 billion in 2022. Its operations are divided into four business sectors: Mobility Solutions, Industrial Technology, Consumer Goods, and Energy and Building Technology. As a leading IoT provider, Bosch offers innovative solutions for smart homes, Industry 4.0, and connected mobility. Bosch is pursuing a vision of mobility that is sustainable, safe, and exciting. It uses its expertise in sensor technology, software, and services, as well as its own IoT cloud, to offer its customers connected, cross-domain solutions from a single source. The Bosch Group’s strategic objective is to facilitate connected living with products and solutions that either contain artificial intelligence (AI) or have been developed or manufactured with its help. Bosch improves quality of life worldwide with products and services that are innovative and spark enthusiasm. In short, Bosch creates technology that is “Invented for life.” The Bosch Group comprises Robert Bosch GmbH and its roughly 440 subsidiary and regional companies in some 60 countries. Including sales and service partners, Bosch’s global manufacturing, engineering, and sales network covers nearly every country in the world. With its more than 400 locations worldwide, the Bosch Group has been carbon neutral since the first quarter of 2020. The basis for the company’s future growth is its innovative strength. At 128 locations across the globe, Bosch employs roughly 84,800 associates in research and development, of which more than 44,000 are software engineers. In North America, Bosch employs approximately 3,500 associates in research and development.

Additional information is available online at www.bosch.com, www.iot.bosch.com, www.bosch-press.com, www.twitter.com/BoschPresse.

Exchange rate: 1 EUR = 1.0538

03/30/2023

(Sacramento, CA)—MyFloraDNA, a leading cannabis agriculture technology company, is opening its new headquarters in Sacramento in April.  The new headquarters located at 1451 River Park Drive will allow the company to keep pace with its rapid growth. The facility boasts over five thousand square feet of space, which significantly increases the company’s capacity for both lab operations and business administration.  The company recently passed a key milestone of completing 100,000 plant pathogen tests for its clients, and this new expanded facility is critical to accommodate the continued growth the company anticipates this year.   

Dr. Angel Fernandez, MyFloraDNA CEO and Co-Founder commented, “Demand for our best-in-class analytical testing services continues to grow, and this new location enables us to increase our testing capacity, grow our team, and also continue extending our research and development efforts. We are constantly seeking to expand our horizons and improve our product offerings for the cannabis industry.”

Customers who submit samples for analysis should begin using the new address for all shipments starting April 15th.

To date, MyFloraDNA has completed more than 110,000 plant pathogen detection samples from Cannabis cultivation facilities within the US. The company is experiencing rapid growth both in California and across the US, and is preparing to expand internationally this year.

About MyFloraDNA: Founded in 2019 by plant scientist Dr. Angel Fernandez, MyFloraDNA is a leading agriculture technology company based in Sacramento, California specializing in plant pathogen detection testing and DNA fingerprinting for cannabis cultivators. The company is committed to providing cutting edge tools for the budding cannabis and hemp industries, with a focus on helping our clients to improve financial performance and reduce operational risks through the use of our ever expanding suite of services.

For more information, contact us at (530) 220-8754 or hello@myfloradna.com.