Calabasas boutique celebrates grand reopening

Calabasas boutique celebrates grand reopening

Jen Audrey, a clothing and accessory boutique, recently celebrated its grand reopening just in time for holiday shopping. The new location features a collection of men’s lines including Lacoste, Chip & Pepper and James Perse in addition to the women’s clothing and household products that have made the boutique a popular shopping hot spot.

"I’m very excited to be in a larger space, and shoppers will definitely appreciate it. Carrying the men’s lines is something we’ve really been looking forward to—it’s nice to offer customers a more inclusive shopping experience, while maintaining the feel of a private boutique," said owner Jen Zelinsky.

The boutique is at 23637 Calabasas Road in The Courtyard Shopping Center. For more information call (818) 225-8093.

Calabasas resident

relocates his firm

to his hometown

Samuel Robert Mania & Company has relocated to Calabasas from Woodland Hills.

Mania, a resident of Calabasas, has an undergraduate degree in accounting from Rutgers University, and a master’s degree in business administration from Fairleigh Dickinson University and a graduate certificate in taxation from Golden Gate University. He’s a certified public accountant in New Jersey and California. His background is in tax planning for high-net-worth individuals and corporations.

The firm provides business management, strategic tax planning, bookkeeping, audit representation, payroll tax, sales tax, property tax and personal and corporate income tax preparation.

Members of the Calabasas Chamber of Commerce are currently being offered a special incentive and are invited to call Tricia Robbins, administrative assistant, at (818) 225-7296 for more details. The firm is at 5000 N. Parkway Calabasas, Ste. 230.

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