Digest #30



Hi All,

The Business Catalog is growing: Get listed. Just $69/year. Why do it? So that people, including those outside of Santa Cruz, can see who's part of the Santa Cruz ecosystem of tech companies and support (designers, attorneys, etc.). Last week I shared Santa Cruz Life's article about the tech scene here. The next day, Silicon Valley Leadership Group (SVLG), a highly influential business organization in the valley, shared that article as "Read of the Week" with the CEOs and Executives that are members of their group.

News! Now you can view upcoming events on our website, too.

Again, congrats to Emily Cohan, It's Great Media, winner (from survey entrees) of a free listing in the Business Catalog. (I misspelled her name in last week's digest.)

Thanks,
Sara Isenberg, Publisher

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