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San Diego’s Top Influentials highlights the Who’s Who in San Diego business, profiling the top newsmakers of 2008. Thank you to all who attended the reception, held at The Daily Transcript's offices on Feb. 23, 2009. 
It is hard to imagine that at the start of 2008 many people anticipated the local and national banking industry would go through such a dramatic and tumultuous change. The question being asked now is what is likely to happen in the New Year, and how will it ripple through the overall economy.
While the real estate, banking and auto industries have been hit hardest by the current recession, every business is feeling the affects of the economic turmoil.
Industry experts predicted that two of the biggest changes facing America in the coming year -- the struggling economy and a new president -- are both likely to have major influence on the biotech, high-tech and defense industries in 2009.
The various areas of business and consumer services have felt the economic crisis unevenly this year, but they have all felt it nevertheless.
As economists and financial advisers predict a continued down economy for much of the nation next year, one believes San Diego will be fine due to its location on the map.
Most speakers at the University of San Diego's Ninth Annual Residential Real Estate Conference: Outlook 2009 were not optimistic about the coming year, describing the current market as "extremely weak," a "web of terror" and a "death spiral."
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Planning for the professional development of others has been the focus of Tamar Elkeles' career. As vice president of learning and organizational development at Qualcomm, Elkeles is responsible for the training of 15,200 employees.
From being a pre-product company five years ago to pulling in revenues of $116.5 million for the first three quarters of 2008, Entropic Communications, a pioneer in connected home entertainment, has traveled very far in a short period.
When there's work to be done, Tony Nufer gets down to business.
To make the most of your 2009 print edition of San Diego's Top Influentials - SourceBook, we offer you this quick guide of its Web component, which provides more detailed business information than space allows on these pages.
More than a century ago, Thomas Beverly Penick cemented his place in San Diego history by using horses to haul sand and gravel to construction sites.
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San Diego’s Top Influentials highlights the Who’s Who in San Diego business, profiling the top newsmakers of 2009.
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