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| Oct 28, 2015- Oct 28, 2015 05:00PM - 07:00PM | Access to Capital Workshop Learn how to raise up to 500K for your business at this panel discussion featuring alternative lending experts. | Sonoma, Lucchesi Community Center, 320 N McDowell Blvd, Pe |
Learn more about micro-loans, crowd-funding and other alternative lending sources at the Access to Capital workshop co-sponsored by Petaluma’s Economic Development Department and the Napa-Sonoma Small Business Development Center. This event will include a panel discussion followed by Q&A. This is a perfect learning opportunity for entrepreneurs, finance executives, and company owners seeking up to $500K to start or expand a small business.
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Are You Covered?It’s one in the morning and you wake to see the red glow of fire through the window, or you’re driving in rainy conditions, and your car skids toward an oncoming car. Are you covered? Ca... |
Family RootsOne of the oldest wineries along West Dry Creek Road in Sonoma County is A. Rafanelli Winery. Nestled on a knoll that offers a sweeping view of the valley, the rustic winery is still family-owned an... |
Harvest TunesFor those in the business of wine, music can be essential to the winemaking process. This year we asked a number of notable winemakers in Napa and Sonoma counties to share their music playlist prefe... |
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Located at 1410 Neotomas Ave. in Santa Rosa, NorthBay biz magazine is a monthly business-to-business publication covering Napa, Sonoma and Marin counties. This year, the magazine is celebrating 43 years of continuous operation. It originally hit the stands in 1975, when it was called Sonoma Business, and only covered Sonoma County. Norm and Joni Rosinski and John Dennis, acquired it in 2000 and changed its name to cover an expanded market. Today, the magazine is part of Amaturo Sonoma Media Group. More here..
