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Gladding, McBean
Treasuring Old-World Craftsmanship and Community with New-World Technology
In 1875, a newspaper article inspired a pipe dream for Charles Gladding — a clay pipe dream, to be exact.
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California American Water
LEADING THE WAY TO CLEANER, SAFER WATER SERVICES FOR MORE CALIFORNIANS
California American Water welcomes Christy Baril as the newly promoted Director of Water Quality and Environmental Compliance. This CPUC-regulated water utility provides high-quality, reliable water and wastewater services to approximately 700,000 people statewide while adhering to strict water quality and environmental regulations.
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BlackPine Communities
DELIVERING WEST SACRAMENTO’S NEWEST LUXURY LIVING COMMUNITY
BlackPine Communities creates homes that seamlessly combine beauty, functionality and comfort, providing homeowners with a unique experience and lifestyle that let them live uncompromised.
Startup of the Month: LogRx
Platform digitizes narcotics tracking to improve EMS accountability
For agencies that provide emergency medical services, every single drug must be accounted for. But during Clive Savacool’s time as a firefighter in the Bay Area, drugs went missing from a fire station.
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Terracon Consulting
BUILDING SACRAMENTO’S FUTURE FROM THE GROUND UP
Terracon Consultants, Inc. is a multi-disciplinary firm offering environmental, facilities, geotechnical and materials consulting and engineering services for various industries and markets. This $1+ billion company, with more than 7,000 employees and 180 locations nationwide, is entirely employee-owned, giving every team member a stake in every project.
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M. Neils Engineering, Inc.
CELEBRATING 35 YEARS AND ENVISIONING A BRIGHT FUTURE
M. Neils Engineering, Inc. is celebrating its 35th anniversary in 2025, backed by longstanding and loyal team members, new and repeat clients, and prominent and innovative projects. Michael Neils founded this Sacramento-based electrical engineering firm in 1990 with local industry experience that began in the 1970s.
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California Council on Science and Technology
FROM SCIENCE TO SOLUTIONS: CALIFORNIA’S TRUSTED POLICY ADVISOR
The California Council on Science and Technology (CCST), a registered nonprofit organization, is the State of California’s ultimate resource for accurate, unbiased science and technology research and findings.
The Power and Potential of Seaweed
From keeping oceans healthy to being used as an alternative to plastics, researchers believe seaweed has a multitude of uses
Nearly 2,000 miles northwest of Sacramento, Matthew Perkins rode a boat out into the Gulf of Alaska and saw nothing but endless potential for growth. “It’s kind of overwhelming how much opportunity there is,” he says. “You’re on the water, snow-capped mountains in the backdrop, you look down and see this incredible biomass growing. It’s literally the bounty of nature.”
The Life-Saving Organ Trail
How new technology is helping transplant centers send and receive organs from great geographic distances
In 2022, the United States Food and Drug Administration approved the TransMedics Organ Care System, or OCS device. Known as the “heart in a box,” this device uses normothermic perfusion to pump blood through a removed heart and preserve it for longer periods until it can be transplanted into a new person.
The Way We Work: Lance Hastings
A glimpse into the daily life of the president and CEO of the California Manufacturers & Technology Association
His trick for handling this responsibility? It starts with a coop full of chickens.