LARTA'S LATEST RESEARCH REPORT AVAILABLE TODAY Raising the Curtain: The Technology Economy of Orange County

The Orange County economy has come into its own from the shadows of Los Angeles and San Diego, with a unique technological and business infrastructure. This is demonstrated by the diversity of industries represented--from medical devices to construction--as well as the intellectual resources to support this diversity. Yet despite the growth in the region, other issues and concerns have arisen in this post-suburban, post-dotcom era that could affect the region's success as a technology center. This latest research report from Larta--featuring economic data and statistics, and interviews with industry leaders--will examine the current state of the region's health and stability, the obstacles that curtail its growth, and the strengths which will help move it forward as a leading economic and technology destination. more information > executive summary > purchase full report >

Attend the launch of this new research report from Larta at a special event ...

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This event marks the official launch of Larta's 2002 Orange County Report, Raising the Curtain: The Technology Economy of Orange County. The event will also be a networking opportunity for corporate executives, university administration, service professionals, entrepreneurs, and other key players in the region (and those affected by the region).

Featured Panelists

• Dwight Decker, CEO & President, Conexant Systems
  
• Stan Oftelie, President & CEO, OCBC
• David Blake, Former Dean, UCI
• Anil Puri, Dean, Cal State Fullerton
• Bonnie Kehe, Senior Vice President, Comerica Bank

Co-Moderators

• Rohit Shukla, President & CEO, Larta
• Timothy Cooley, Global Financial Group
• Ashwin Rangan, Conexant Systems and TiE

   

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Larta in the News:

O.C. tech community, universities must strengthen ties, study says (Orange County Register)
According to a report to be released Wednesday, Orange County needs to strengthen the relationship between its universities and the local tech community or its status as a high-tech hot spot will be short-lived.
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