Articles about Promenade

Here’s a roundup of southern California’s hottest e-commerce companies.

Managers from standout LA tech teams discuss the challenges and rewards of aligning individual and company-wide goals symbiotically.

With the new year gradually coming into view, product professionals at three companies unpacked why they’re big on 2023.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on June 08, 2022

Benefits packages and big funding rounds are eye-catching to new hires, but it’s a supportive company culture that empowers employees to join the team — and stick around.

January 2020: Are you a talented software engineer or web developer in the Los Angeles area looking for new opportunities? These companies are in the market for everything from design engineers to Linux administrators to Ruby on Rails developers.

Built In LA spoke with employees at nine companies to learn why they chose to work there, why they’ve stayed and what excites them most.

Promenade got its start as BloomNation, a SaaS platform for small flower businesses, but the pandemic proved to its founders that its end-to-end e-commerce platform could prove invaluable beyond florists.

Pulling back the curtain on local tech orgs that are making waves on the West Coast.

As companies compete for top tier talent, the only way to stand out is to offer things that go way beyond the traditional benefits. But more importantly, companies are finding new ways to make employees happy. From travel subsidies to in-office haircuts, here are six perks you may not have heard of before.

OCTOBER 2016: There never really seems to be a bad time to start looking for a new job in LA. In fact, these 9 tech companies are looking to fill a number of positions right now.

BloomNation, an online flower marketplace calling itself the “Etsy for Flowers,” has just raised a $5.55 million Series A round led by Ronny Conway, Andreessen Horowitz, Spark Capital, Chicago Ventures and Mucker Capital.