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Our July Startup of the Month has an easy — and healthy — fix for that office snack attack; SACOG’s new CEO talks transportation, housing and autonomous vehicles; and our editors recap this month’s business news.
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Startup of the Month: Branch to Box
Lodi delivery service brings fresh fruit from the farm to your office
Typically, fruit goes through many hands — farmer, packer, shipper, broker — before reaching the supermarket. Based in Lodi, Branch to Box focuses on cutting out the middlemen (hence the name) to provide the freshest possible fruit to offices.
In the Driver’s Seat
James Corless, new CEO of the Sacramento Area Council of Governments, on transportation, housing and autonomous vehicles
James Corless has been called “a world-class visionary and leader” in transportation, land use and creative urban planning by Roseville Mayor Susan Rohan. He became CEO of the Sacramento Area Council of Governments in April, after serving as the founding director of Washington D.C.-based Transportation for America. We sat down with him to discus the future of the Capital Region.
From the Editors: June Business Recap
Comstock’s monthly look at the business news in the Capital Region. Here’s our run-down of news from June.