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A comprehensive study of Cal State San Marcos’ economic impact has found that the University is fueling more than $458 million into the region each year and supporting thousands of jobs in industries ranging from retail to real estate. The …

Malin Burnham is guided by a noble philosophy: “Community Before Self.” It’s not just the title of his recent book or simply a phrase on his business cards. Those three words have guided Burnham through decades of helping to …

Philanthropists Malin and Roberta Burnham have made a $225,000 gift through the Burnham Foundation to California State University San Marcos to establish the Burnham Leadership Experience in the University’s College of Business Administration …

Ara Merhi didn’t start working in the restaurant industry because he entertained dreams of one day becoming a chef or owning his own restaurant. It simply worked well with his school schedule. But a combination of drive, work ethic and …

California State University San Marcos’ College of Business Administration has launched an online Economic Dashboard to showcase the Business Confidence Index that it has developed in partnership with the San Diego Business Journal over the …

When it comes to building bonds between the College of Business Administration (CoBA) at Cal State San Marcos and local industry to grow the regional economy, Ed Ashley is at the head of the class. As CoBA’s Director of Business Community …

A comprehensive analysis authored by a team of Cal State San Marcos business students is propelling a proposal to transform a struggling, off-track betting facility at the Del Mar Fairgrounds into the region’s newest concert …

Over the last 23 years more than 7,000 senior business students have gained valuable and authentic business experience through a unique College of Business Administration (CoBA) program that pairs seniors with local and national companies to lead …

Rincon Tribal Nursery has been selling everything from San Diego sunflower to Mohave yucca since opening near Valley Center some six years ago. But when it came time to decide whether to grow the small business nestled on a half-acre just south of …