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Free Data Recovery Service for Mudslide Victims Aids Non-Profit Rebuilding Efforts

By Evan Asher March 15th, 2018 in Blog, Clients, Community, News

While there are no words for the devastation experienced by our community as a result of the Thomas Fire and subsequent mudslide, here at TechEase we're both heartened by the ongoing relief efforts and proud to play our part by offering free data recovery to those affected.

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E-Waste Recycling October 19 & 20 at Sears Santa Barbara

By Evan Asher October 19th, 2012 in Blog, Community

Sears will be hosting their E-Waste Recycling Collection event on Friday & Saturday October 19 and 20 from 8:30AM-4:00PM. They will accept any electronic device that has a power cord or runs on batteries, with the exception of large appliances. Please make sure you remove all light bulbs, batteries and ink cartridges from your items before

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TechEase Honors Make It Work’s Pre-Paid Contracts

By Evan Asher June 27th, 2012 in Community, News

On Monday June 25th 2012, one of TechEase's largest competitors – Make It Work – announced that they had halted operations and were in the process of permanently closing. Make It Work was in business for approximately 11 years and had 34 employees. We were shocked and saddened to hear this news.  Although we were

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Your Twestival Donations are Changing Lives!

By Evan Asher November 18th, 2010 in Community, News

Last March we were proud to help host Santa Barbara's Twestival fundraiser event.  Members of the Santa Barbara Twitter community came together to raise money for Concern Worldwide, a global charity.  Thanks to the generosity of locals like you, we were able to raise over $1,000! Santa Barbara Twestival decided to focus on bringing education

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TechEase co-founder Evan Asher brings home hardware from 40 Under 40 Awards

By Evan Asher October 19th, 2010 in Community, News

We were very honored last night to receive the 40 Under 40 Award at the Pacific Coast Business Times Awards Gala at the top of the Topa Towers in Oxnard, CA.  TechEase co-founder Evan Asher was recognized for contributions to the community working with non-profit partners such as The Boys and Girls Club, Women's Economic

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TechEase Co-founder Evan Asher named Top 40 Under 40

By Evan Asher September 29th, 2010 in Community, News

Evan Asher, the 33-year-old Co-Founder of TechEase, was named to the Pacific Coast Business Times' annual "40 Under 40" list this week.  The special issue is a “report on the next crop of 40 up-and-coming businessmen and women under the age of 40... from San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara and Ventura counties.  It honors the

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Association of Fundraising Professionals Annual Symposium

By Evan Asher May 21st, 2010 in Community, News

We had a great time speaking at this year's annual symposium for Santa Barbara and Ventura non-profits.  Our session explored ways to leverage social media such as Twitter, YouTube and Facebook to promote donor loyalty.  For non-profits, technology must be cheap and effective. As social media does not cost anything but time, it levels the

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TechEase Delivers Tech Tips Presentation to Optimist Club

By Evan Asher June 10th, 2009 in Community, News

The Northside Optimist Club of Santa Barbara presented TechEase with a Certificate of Appreciation today in gratitude for Evan Asher's Technology Tips presentation this morning at the club's monthly meeting.

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TechEase Opens Office to Jesusita Fire Victims

By Evan Asher May 7th, 2009 in Community

In response to the Jesusita Fire, TechEase Computer Solutions is opening its office to residents affected by the fire. The Santa Barbara computer support company will also provide three months of online backups for free to new clients wishing to protect their important data from loss due to fire or the surrounding fall-out.

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Goleta Valley Chamber Awards TechEase the Spirit of Business Award

By Evan Asher May 7th, 2009 in Community, News

In response to the Jesusita Fire, TechEase Computer Solutions is opening its office to residents affected by the fire. The Santa Barbara computer support company will also provide three months of online backups for free to new clients wishing to protect their important data from loss due to fire or the surrounding fall-out.

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