The 60th edition of the Super Bowl will take place on February 8, 2026, at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California. This milestone event marks
Energy availability in California isn’t just a utility concern, it’s a business-defining issue. From rolling blackouts to grid volatility, companies across the state are confronting a new reality: power isn’t guaranteed, and resilience is now a competitive advantage. In the Bay Area, where innovation meets infrastructure, businesses are responding with
San Francisco’s housing market in 2026 is marked by a stark divide between luxury demand and ongoing affordability struggles. Affluent neighborhoods such as Pacific Heights, Cow Hollow, and the Marina have seen significant price surges, becoming key hotspots for buyers seeking exclusivity and proximity to cultural amenities. This divide highlights
Bay Area Commuter Ferry has introduced a new and exciting way to end the workweek, offering live music cruises on Friday nights. The initiative, launched in early 2026, transforms what is typically a routine commute into a floating concert. The program merges public transportation with entertainment, providing a unique opportunity
Serving alcohol in California might appear simple from the customer’s perspective, but it’s a detailed job that carries significant legal and public-health responsibilities. Since the state’s Responsible Beverage Service (RBS) law became fully effective in 2022, every individual who pours, mixes, or supervises alcohol service is required to complete an
By: Immy Tariq No two executives are alike. Leadership styles, industries, and the challenges faced at the top vary widely. Yet many leaders still rely on generic wellness plans—one‑size‑fits‑all approaches that don’t reflect their unique demands. At Peak Health, Dr. Luis Del Rio offers something different: a highly personalised, regenerative-inspired
By: Ken Mack In the software‑as‑a‑service (SaaS) sector, founders typically focus their energy on growth — enhancing features, improving retention, and expanding their customer base. But eventually, attention must shift to one of the most pivotal milestones in a company’s journey: transitioning ownership. A SaaS exit is not just about
By: Immy Tariq The Predator You Can’t See In nature, the most dangerous threats aren’t the loud predators — they’re the silent ones. In the email ecosystem, that silent predator is the spam trap. You don’t see it. You don’t hear it. But even one mistake can severely damage your
By: Michael Beas When financial reports don’t align, cash flow concerns emerge, and leadership needs clarity, many executives turn to Paul Whitley for guidance. A fractional CFO with over three decades of experience, Whitley has made a career of helping companies at their pivotal moments—whether it’s navigating explosive growth, recovering
By: Evelyn Marris By the time most people start thinking about sustainability, Albin Kaelin has already spent decades redesigning it. Not as a corporate checkbox or green branding tactic—but as a deep-rooted, system-level shift that redefines the way we design, manufacture, and consume. In his groundbreaking 2024 book, From Rebel
By: Michael Franco You’ve nailed product-market fit. Sales are rising, the roadmap’s growing, and you’re finally hiring beyond the founding crew. But beneath the surface, a quieter layer of infrastructure is still stuck in demo mode: the way people join, communicate, and stay aligned. That invisible lag, your people systems,
Sales is all about one thing: persuasion. Whether someone’s buying a product, signing up for a service, or even just agreeing to a follow-up call, it’s persuasion that drives the transaction. But why is persuasion so crucial? How does it actually work? And more importantly, how can anyone in sales
By: Stephen Pendola, Founder, Photographers Advantage In a competitive market, standing out online isn’t just about pretty photos. It’s about positioning. At Photographers Advantage, a leading marketing agency for photographers, we’ve developed a proven system for photographers who want to become the go-to name in their local market, get booked
By: Makayla Ross “People don’t know the difference between gender identity and orientation. That’s the most difficult concept for people to understand,” said Ann Russo, Founder and Clinical Director of AMR Therapy, during her appearance on the Room For Us podcast. With over 1,500 clients served and a new treatment model
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