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IT industry shows most growth: firms say they get busier in recession.(VALLEY AREA'S FASTEST 50 GROWING PRIVATE COMPANIES)(CPI S
Talk to owners of information technology companies and practically all tell the same story: a down economy means good business for them. Whether it is security software, IT consulting and . . .

Public company profitability index: performance of greater San Fernando Valley companies based on ROE.(THE LIST)
PUBLIC COMPANY PROFITABILITY INDEX Performance of Greater San Fernando Valley companies based on ROE Rank Firm Ticker ROE Revenues Name . . .

Business aviation facility management profile: Aerolease.
The Aerolease Group has over 30 successful years of experience in developing, managing and promoting business and corporate aviation facilities. With aviation office and hangar leasehold . . .

Learning to fly: how to get started as a pilot.
No matter what your ultimate goal in aviation is--be it recreational flying or a more advanced training program--you must start by getting a private pilot's license. (Word to the wise: technically, . . .

Where the drive comes from: why smart businesses turn to business jet utilization.
In 1999, J.D. Power and Associates conducted a business aviation study for NBAA. The study had three main objectives: * To analyze and understand the past and present aircraft fleet utilization . . .

The "plane" truth: about the benefits of owning your own aircraft.
Business growth and mobility play a major role in the increasing use of corporate aircraft. No longer are company aircraft considered a luxury. Company aircraft have become common, necessary and . . .

Very light aircraft: hot and getting hotter.
Very Light Aircraft, commonly known as ultralights or light sport aircraft, are small aircraft used for recreational aviation. The popularity of these planes has increased dramatically in recent . . .

What you should know about your private charter company.
Below are some tips on what you need to know about your private charter company. SAFETY How many flight hours and miles does your charter company log per year and how many accidents have they . . .

Van Nuys Airport: 80 years of progress taking flight.
As Van Nuys Airport (VNY) prepares to mark its 80th anniversary on Dec. 17, 2008. it continues its ongoing leadership in aviation, business and community service. One of the largest general . . .

The alternative to commercial: you won't want to go back.
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Flying to a resort destination used to provide the first pleasurable experience of the getaway. Today, commercial air travel has become an ordeal that must be endured . . .

Finally, pilots and entrepreneurs with a light business airplane have their own show.(Conference news)
What are the top five things that businesspeople using, or wanting to use an airplane should know? What technologies can help owners make the least expensive, most effective use of light business . . .

Waterworks Investments founder on why "private aviation makes better investors".
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Atlanta-based Waterworks Investments bought two Gulfstream G5s to move millions, and sometimes billions, of dollars in transactions for its high-level investors. Founder . . .

Helicopter charter is a fast and flexible alternative to jet travel.
Helicopters offer an ideal alternative means of transportation--compared to jet travel and automobiles--in the sprawling, metropolitan region of Southern California. Helicopters can often get . . .

Trying to make sense of economic climate.(FROM THE NEWSROOM)
As you can see by reading Reporter Thom Senzee's front-page story in this issue, we took the temperature of several different local industries to see how they were doing in this economic downturn . . .

Terrible trio takes its toll but this too shall pass.(KALEIDOSCOPE: OUR CHANGING VALLEY)
The sky really is falling, Chicken Little! Our north-of-Mulholland and slightly-south-of-Paradise community is being tested mightily with a trio of trials. Two of the three are strictly local, . . .

DEX.(Technology)(Paul Gettings appointed as executive vice president)(Brief article)
DEX announced that Paul Gettings has joined the company as executive vice president of worldwide sales, marketing, and business development; reporting directly to Sheldon Malchicoff, DEX's chairman . . .

Inter/Media Companies.(Technology)
Joseph Poulose has been named vice president of information technology for the Inter/Media Companies and will oversee InfoTech Development the organization's new technology unit. InfoTech designs . . .

Emergent Game Technologies.(Technology)
Calabasas-based Emergent Game Technologies has hired Katie Morgan as the firm's vice president of sales and marketing. She joins the firm from SouthPeak Interactive, where she had worked for the . . .

NAI Capital.(Real Estate)(Michael Schiff appointed as executive vice president )(Brief article)
Encino-based NAI Capital appointed Michael Schiff as executive vice president and branch manager of the company's Westlake Village office, effective Oct. 1. In addition to overseeing the operation . . .

Free Speech Coalition.(Non-Profits)
Joanne Cachapero has been named membership director for the Free Speech Coalition. Cachapero has written for both mainstream and adult publications and has been news manager for XBIZ until taking . . .

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