presenters: marianne thompson, small business engagement specialist and michelle reynolds, small business programs and communications manager, office of small business >> welcom -- welcome marianne and michelle. >> hello, thank you. >> you know how to get us happy. >> i know. [laughter] >> thank you. >> okay. good afternoon, commissioners. director tang, president huie, vice-president zhou. my name is marianne thompson and i'm with the office of small business. yes! so, i'm going to do the history of shop and dine in the 49. michelle is going to do future. so, two of you, commissioners, have had presentations from me in the past. it was started in 2014 with mayor lee, who used to have a quarterly roundtable with small businesses and one of the things they came forward with is they wanted a buy local campaign. at that point, it was, how do we get people to shop in the corridors and i'll say we partnered with emc research in 2014 to actually do some research for us and it turns out that people understood by local, but there wasn't a thing that resonated with them to buy local. it turns out

presenters: marianne thompson, small business engagement specialist and michelle reynolds, small business programs and communications manager, office of small business >> welcom -- welcome marianne and michelle. >> hello, thank you. >> you know how to get us happy. >> i know. [laughter] >> thank you. >> okay. good afternoon, commissioners. director tang, president huie, vice-president zhou. my name is marianne thompson and i'm with the office of small business. yes! so, i'm going to do the history of shop and dine in the 49. michelle is going to do future. so, two of you, commissioners, have had presentations from me in the past. it was started in 2014 with mayor lee, who used to have a quarterly roundtable with small businesses and one of the things they came forward with is they wanted a buy local campaign. at that point, it was, how do we get people to shop in the corridors and i'll say we partnered with emc research in 2014 to actually do some research for us and it turns out that people understood by local, but there wasn't a thing that resonated with them to buy local. it turns out

i would like to acknowledge michelle reynolds, my colleague in the office of small business, who assists with the review coalition. and processing of legacy business registry applications. as i've covered tv, i have a powerpoint presentation. before you today or three applications for your consideration for the legacy business registry. each application includes a staff report. a draft resolution. the application itself. and documents from the planning department. the applications were submitted to planning on march 22nd and heard by the historic preservation commission on april 19th. item two. a is my tree compassionate care. the business is a nonprofit residential care facility in post triangle. founded in 1987 and officially established with the california secretary of state. on april 14th 1993. my tree is sanskrit for compassionate friendship. the organization is the only aids specific residential care facility in california, focusing on the underserved community of those dying or severely darling of or severely debilitated by aids. 80% of my trees. population are homeless and 60% ar

i would like to acknowledge michelle reynolds, my colleague in the office of small business, who assiststhe review coalition. and processing of legacy business registry applications. as i've covered tv, i have a powerpoint presentation. before you today or three applications for your consideration for the legacy business registry. each application includes a staff report. a draft resolution. the application itself. and documents from the planning department. the applications were submitted to planning on march 22nd and heard by the historic preservation commission on april 19th. item two. a is my tree compassionate care. the business is a nonprofit residential care facility in post triangle. founded in 1987 and officially established with the california secretary of state. on april 14th 1993. my tree is sanskrit for compassionate friendship. the organization is the only aids specific residential care facility in california, focusing on the underserved community of those dying or severely darling of or severely debilitated by aids. 80% of my trees. population are homeless and 60% are affe

presenters: marianne thompson, small business engagement specialist and michelle reynolds, small business programs and communications manager, office of small business >> welcom -- welcome marianne and michelle. >> hello, thank you. >> you know how to get us happy. >> i know. [laughter] >> thank you. >> okay. good afternoon, commissioners. director tang, president huie, vice-president zhou. my name is marianne thompson and i'm with the office of small business. yes! so, i'm going to do the history of shop and dine in the 49. michelle is going to do future. so, two of you, commissioners, have had presentations from me in the past. it was started in 2014 with mayor lee, who used to have a quarterly roundtable with small businesses and one of the things they came forward with is they wanted a buy local campaign. at that point, it was, how do we get people to shop in the corridors and i'll say we partnered with emc research in 2014 to actually do some research for us and it turns out that people understood by local, but there wasn't a thing that resonated with them to buy local. it turns out

we will talk regional banking with garfield reynolds. michelle jamrisko will break down the fed decision. maria tadeo is in frankfurt ahead of the ecb decision. manus: we have for pac west headlines, the lender at the center of the latest u.s. regional banking turmoil. it is in ongoing discussions with potential partners and investors. garfield reynolds is tracking the story. the question is this. they tried to study our nerve, and they didn't see material deposit outflows. the question is who is the last man, or lady, standing who would bid for beverly hills bank? good afternoon. >> there is a lot still up in the air about what is actually going on. pacwest was reportedly saying earlier that it was exploring a range of options. possibly a wholesale sale of the bank, possibly halving off particular parts of the business to raise capital. it needs capital because its equity price keeps on dropping. that lowers the value of its equity. it needs to balance its books, it is a bank, and it can't do that if equity keeps draining away. and the rest of h

i would like to acknowledge michelle reynolds, my colleague in the office of small business, who assistsessing of legacy business registry applications. as i've covered tv, i have a powerpoint presentation. before you today or three applications for your consideration for the legacy business registry. each application includes a staff report. a draft resolution. the application itself. and documents from the planning department. the applications were submitted to planning on march 22nd and heard by the historic preservation commission on april 19th. item two. a is my tree compassionate care. the business is a nonprofit residential care facility in post triangle. founded in 1987 and officially established with the california secretary of state. on april 14th 1993. my tree is sanskrit for compassionate friendship. the organization is the only aids specific residential care facility in california, focusing on the underserved community of those dying or severely darling of or severely debilitated by aids. 80% of my trees. population are homeless and 60% are affected by mental disease and sub