Jerry Sullivan
Jerry Sullivan is the Editor of the Los Angeles Business Journal, the leading source of news, feature stories, analysis and commentary for the community of business in Los Angeles.
He previously served in the same capacity for the Orange County Business Journal, a sister publication based in Irvine, California.
Sullivan founded the Los Angeles Garment & Citizen, which served neighborhoods throughout Downtown Los Angeles and surrounding districts from 2001 to 2010.
He also has edited California Apparel News, Pacific Textile News and World Trade Magazine.
Prior experience as a reporter includes working the crime, sports and business beats for weekly and daily newspapers.
Sullivan is a native of Chicago, and a graduate of Marquette University in Milwaukee, WI.
He can be reached at jsullivan@labusinessjournal.com
Phone: 323-549-5225 Extension: 200
Recent Stories
PAGE 3: Saban’s Stumble; Martin’s Mudder; Sullivan’s Sign Off
Seems Haim Saban has stumbled again – and it’s notable that the billionaire tends to fall forward.
PAGE 3: Nathanson Recalls; IMC Honors; Marciano Surprises
Condolences to family, friends and associates of the late Paul Allen
PAGE 3 | Roll Credits: Spanos to Berkhemer-Credaire
Thomas Speiss specializes in intellectual property at Stradling’s office in Santa Monica, so he knows the value of a good logo
PAGE 6: What ‘Multi-Jurisdictional’ Means to City of Angels
Charles Long got into town a few months ago as the Century City-based regional president of BNY Mellon Wealth Management, and he brought some valuable experience from the firm’s Hong Kong office
PAGE 3: Horne’s Call; Powell’s Rank; Garcetti’s Travels
Some extra emphasis about the importance of Lew Horne’s contribution to this issue of the Business Journal came last week in a booth at the back of Canter’s Deli on Fairfax, of all places.
PAGE 3: In the Pink on La Brea; Milken’s Man in D.C.
Richard Pink is playing it by the numbers and keeping family in mind as Pink’s Hot Dogs prepares to mark 78 years in business on Sept. 27.
PAGE 3: AEG Fit to Be Thai’d? Bompard & Big Aristote
Word on the street around L.A. Live says AEG is ready for more than one night in Bangkok – stay tuned on that one …
Loans in Line
Tight housing supply appears to keep market stocked with credit-worthy borrowers
Home prices up, delinquencies and foreclosures down, in L.A. County’s housing market.
Canter’s Scion Raises $9.5M for Delivery Software Firm
A member of the fourth-generation of the family that owns Canter’s Deli has raised $9.5 million in a series A round for a software system that was developed to manage to-go orders and deliveries at the famous Fairfax district eatery and now is marketed to other restaurants.
PAGE 3: Segal’s U.K. Connection; Lagana’s Side Hustle
It takes a village to get a grip on fashion these days,