Keeping Our Community of Business™ Together

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Keeping Our Community of Business™ Together

As most of our business community transitions to working from home, we have a responsibility to keep all of us together. Through stories, news and updates, we are committed to providing our loyal readers with access to quality content — any time, any place.

For a limited time, we’re taking down the digital paywall on our website and are also providing free access to the digital version of the Los Angeles Business Journal’s weekly print edition.

Whether you are in the office, at home or on the go, we’ve got you covered. You will have unlimited digital access to our weekly publication on our PressReader, available in 19 languages and audio format, along with all digital archives. You can download and read this week’s print edition now.

Additionally, if it’s more convenient for you to receive your print edition at home, please visit our customer service page and follow the three easy steps to update your mailing address.

Through everything, it’s important that we remain united and that you know we are here with you and are committed to continuing to serve you, our Community of Business™.

Best regards,

Josh Schimmels

Publisher & CEO

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Josh Schimmels
Josh Schimmels is the Publisher and CEO of the Los Angeles Business Journal (LABJ). Having previously served as an executive with the LABJ, he returned to the company in April of 2020. Schimmels was Associate Publisher and Vice President at the Business Journal from 2010 to 2015. He began his career in 1999 with a five-year turn at the Business Journal’s sister publication, the San Fernando Valley Business Journal. Prior to returning to Los Angeles last year, he was with Phoenix-based AZ Big Media, where he served as publisher, contributing six years at the company in two different roles. AZ Big Media publishes nine magazines including Arizona Business magazine, AZRE and Ranking Arizona. It also hosts one of the state’s most-visited websites with an array of digital offerings. Schimmels spent nearly four years as business group publisher at D Magazine Partners in Dallas. There he oversaw a portfolio of publications that included D CEO magazine, D CEO Real Estate Annual, Dallas 500, D CEO Healthcare, along with its custom publishing division. During his tenure, D CEO magazine was named the country’s Best Regional Business Magazine three times by the Alliance of Area Business Publishers (AABP). Josh holds an MBA from Arizona State University’s W.P. Carey School of Business. He has an undergraduate degree in broadcasting from Arizona State’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communications. He’s passionate about his work in the community. As a Stage IV blood cancer survivor, he works as a patient advocate to help cancer patients and families through volunteering, fundraising, leadership volunteer positions and public speaking on behalf of the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS). He has served on numerous community boards and committees including AABP, LLS, and the Los Angeles World Affairs Council and Town Hall. Josh has completed the Ironman triathlon twice and spends much of his free time in nature, where he enjoys adventures in the mountains.

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