Dear Reader:

I am pleased to present our second annual edition of Orange County Visionaries – Trends, Updates & Visionaries. Here, we take an in-depth look at the current business climate in Orange County. As the region flexes its resilience and emerges from the challenges of the past three years, several sectors are displaying strong signs of promise and steady growth.

Commercial real estate is rebounding with the opening of new office spaces and industrial complexes. Innovations and new investments are driving OC’s robust healthcare industry, which saw prominent figures assuming top leadership positions. Meanwhile, infrastructure improvements and growth in agriculture along with the construction of hundreds of new housing units all indicate a positive outlook for the remainder of 2023 and beyond.

Of course, these favorable trends don’t happen without the acumen, ingenuity and drive of the individuals who are impacting change within the OC community. We spotlight several of them in these pages, broken down by industry:

Banking and Finance, Commercial Real Estate, Education and Nonprofit, Healthcare, and Professional Services.

I hope you enjoy reading about their professional backgrounds and experiences as well as their recent accomplishments over the past two years.

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Best regards,

Anna Magzanyan

Chief Strategy & Revenue Officer and Chief of Staff to Executive Chairman

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