Brandon Rawlings has been named senior vice president of business development in the Inland Empire by Business Finance Capital. Rawlings, who has worked in business banking for 17 years, will be responsible for financial analysis, portfolio management, and business development, according to a company statement. Before joining Business Finance Capital, …
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Three honors students at Mt. San Jacinto College have been granted scholarships based on research projects they presented at a statewide conference earlier this year. The trio – Blaine Novak Pilch of Wildomar, Kylie Gardner of Hemet and Maria Jose Lopez of Warner Springs – presented their work at the …
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Beth Noble of Riverside has been recognized for her work as a caregiver. Noble was named 2014 CAREGiver of the year for Pacific Region by Home Instead Senior Care, the company she works for, according to a report in The Press-Enterprise. Noble, a caregiver for 15 years, works out of …
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Three brokers from Progressive Real Estate Partners in Rancho Cucamonga have been recognized for being among the top retail brokers in the Inland Empire. Paul Galmarini, Janine Peltier and Pablo Velasco recently received individual awards from CoStar Group, the real estate information and analytics company based in Washington, D.C., according …
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Steve Reneker has been selected to run Riverside County’s information technology department. Reneker will be familiar to many of his fellow county employees, having held that job from 1997 to 2003, according to a report in The Press-Enterprise. The 54-year-old Reneker returns to the county from the city of Los …
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Ontario Councilwoman Debra Dorst-Porada is scheduled to be honored Friday by the Success for Speakers Toastmasters. Dorst-Porada, a 30-year Ontario resident and a council member since 2008, will be honored for her service and leadership on behalf of the city and the greater Ontario area, according to a report in …
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