Business Partners Program
The Business Partners Program was established to promote two-way communication between the College and the San Luis Obispo County business community enabling Cuesta to better serve the educational training needs of local employers and employees.
It’s an opportunity for:
- Local businesses to support higher education
- Discussions on economic development, employment challenges, and education and training opportunities for employees
- Networking and sharing ideas among peers
Membership
Annual membership fee is $1,500 and is used to support scholarships, defray the cost of highly specialized equipment essential for college classrooms and laboratories, and build college, business and community partnerships. Payment options are available. Contact Dina Ebeling to learn how you can join today.
Benefits
- Business Partner Luncheons
Business Partners will be invited to annual luncheons with the Superintendent/President. You will have the opportunity to discuss business challenges as well as how the college contributes to preparing a highly skilled and knowledgeable workforce. Opportunities for campus tours will also be available
- Annual Mixer with Business Leaders and College Constituents
The Cuesta College Foundation hosts an annual mixer where Business Partners enjoy networking with leading business leaders and meet with Cuesta College representatives to discuss how the college can provide resources to help meet your business needs and goals
- Advertisements for Job and Career Opportunities
Business Partners can utilize the services of our free on-campus Career Connections Department and advertise job and career opportunities for employment all year long
- Discounts
Discounts will be provided for Business Partners off the first eight hours of in-house training provided by Cuesta’s Institute for Professional Development
- Publicity
Business Partners will be acknowledged in various college publications and on the website
- Free Parking
Annual parking permits will be provided for each Business Partner
The support of Business Partners can make a difference. In a rapidly changing global economy, education is the key to success. Your gift is an investment in your business, in the economic vitality of the region, and Cuesta College. |
Andre Morris & Buttery
Ashworth, Ms. Linda
Blakeslee & Blakeslee
Boxer, Mr. & Mrs. Jerry
Brughelli, Ms. Lucille
California Fine Wire Company
Call America
Catholic Healthcare West
Coats, Ms. Laura
Columbia College
Compass Health, Inc.
ConocoPhillips Company
Country Real Estate
Delta Liquid Energy/San Luis Butane
Deutsche, Mr. Daniel
Durand, Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Dynegy, Morro Bay Power Plant
E.C. Loomis & Sons Insurance
Farm Credit West
Fast Eddie's Car Wash
Filipponi & Thompson Drilling Co.
First Bank of San Luis Obispo
Flory, Mr. and Mrs. Abe
Friends of the Library
Glikbarg Foundation
Ground Control
Harvey's Honey Huts
Heritage Oaks Bank
Idler's Appliances
Janssen Foundation
Keenan & Associates
KSBY
Leedom, Mr. Matt
Levine, Drs. Ken and Gaby
Lubizol Advanced Materials
Marian Medical Center
Martin & Weyrick Winery
Mission Community Bank
Morris & Garritano Insurance
Paso Robles Country Disposal, Inc.
Pepsi Bottling Group, Inc.
Performance Technologies
Perry Ford
PG&E
Rabobank
RC Baker Foundation
RE Wacker Associates
Rossi Enterprises
Samata Management Inc/Days Inn of SLO
Santa Lucia Bank
SBC Pacific Bell
SESLOC Federal Credit Union
Sierra Vista Regional Medical Center
(Tenet California)
Speciality Silicone Fabricators, In.
Straub Construction, Inc.
Stickler, Ms. Marilyn
Strasbaugh, Inc.
Swift Subtropicals
Sycamore Mineral Springs Resort
Sylvester Winery, Inc.
Talley Farms
Tenet Healthcare Foundation
Verizon
The Mortgage House
The Southern California Gas Company
Thoma Electric
Trian Investments
Twin Cities Hospital (Tenet)
University of La Verne
Vineyard Wildlife
Ranch
Wells Fargo Foundation
Western Quartz Products
Whitaker Family Trust
Wilshire Health and Community Services, Inc.
Wittstrom, Mr. & Mrs. Karl
XYZ Teckbooks
Zurn/Wilkins Industries |
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