Daniel Pearson
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 15
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- Oct 1, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for San Diego Business Journal
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- Aug 17, 2026
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Withum Sets Sights on West Coast Growth Opportunities (opens the original)
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SAN DIEGO – Withum is growing it’s San Diego presence as it expands into new markets and builds specialized teams and new technologies to meet increasing demand in the life sciences and technology fields. Firm-wide, Withum had a 27% total growth rate in 2025, bringing their total revenue to $767 million. About $150 million of New Jersey-based Withum’s total revenue is now generated on the West Coast, according to Withum CEO Patrick Walsh. “The big markets in Southern California are areas where,
Getting Public Relations âWrightâ in AI Era (opens the original)
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SAN DIEGO â (W)right on Communications recently launched two specialized agencies in the wake of AI-related impacts to the public relations market. The launch comes as the firm reports 19% year-over-year revenue growth. The two new agencies officially debuted at the end of March and are called WOC Resonance and WOC Signal. They share leadership, talent and infrastructure with (W)right on Communications, but have their own unique purposes. âWeâre seeing how AI is changing how people communi
W Insurance Takes a W (opens the original)
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SAN DIEGO – W Insurance sees the California auto insurance market as a place it can make some inroads. There are roughly 15 to 16 million registered motor vehicles in the Southern California region alone, up from 13 million in 2008, according to data from California DMV. Through a recent merger and complete rebranding, W Insurance is gearing up for the long haul as they grow their network past 300,000 policies and $856 million in written premiums. “From 1976 to now, we’re an $850 million company
Reimagining East County, South Bay Downtowns (opens the original)
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CHULA VISTA & EL CAJON – Downtown Chula Vista and downtown El Cajon are receiving major facelifts. New City America recently expanded its neighborhood revitalization efforts in the two cities by bringing in new businesses, creating event spaces, and landscaping. “New City America works in the strategic locations it does because we believe very strongly in the neighborhoods we currently work in, and we think that there’s a lot of promise and potential,” said Marco Li Mandri, CEO of First City Ame
Finding Tax Breaks Amid Wave of Volatility (opens the original)
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POWAY – Paramount Property Tax Appeal has grown exponentially in the past couple years, primarily due to increased demand for tax reductions among properties in San Diego’s Downtown and Mission Valley neighborhoods. The firm has seen revenue increases from $5.8 million in 2024, to $9 million in 2025, to $15 million expected for 2026. “Right now, we’re in super high demand. There’s not a lot of competition for what we do,” said Wes Nichols, President of Paramount Property Tax Appeal. Paramount is
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