When AVFS lost a founding member of its organization, Jackie Hoffner, the Board gathered and activated to create an award in her honor: the Jackie Hoffner Heart & Hope Award. I am humbled to be a member of the committee charged with developing the award and selection criteria, and so pleased to announce our inaugural …
This is a brilliant piece on how thoughtful design can deliver joy. An absolute must-read! Writer Mark Wilson moderated an event at SXSW called Designing Happiness. Its experts included Bruce Vaughn, former chief creative exec with Disney Imagineering; Gabby Etrog Cohen, senior vice president of PR and brand strategy at SoulCycle; and Randall Stone, director of …
Now, for some good news. Savills Studley’s Steve Card was recently awarded CREW Orange County chapter’s highest philanthropy honor for his work helping nonprofit Project Youth OCBF purchase a new headquarters. Details in Bisnow and our press release on Steve’s work and commitment to the organization.
All of us at the Alexander Valley Film Society are heartbroken over the events affecting our community. We will move forward with Movies to Benefit Fire Relief & Healing, adapting the film festival to serve as a fundraiser for relief and recovery from the fires that have devastated Sonoma County. All dollars raised will support the Community …
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MoMo’s American Bar & Grill is set to open its Walnut Creek location February 13th. Read more about the new restaurant in the San Francisco Chronicle’s Inside Scoop column.
At Wire-to-Wire, we are passionate about philanthropy. We support a variety of organizations across a multitude of missions. Some align with our personal interests and others fill, from our perspective, particularly important needs within our communities.
Savills Studley represented advertising agency in leasing 55,000-square-foot El Segundo location. More about El Camp can be found below and in WorkDesign Magazine’s project profile.
San Francisco’s commercial real estate market may be foretelling a slowdown in the city’s heated technology-driven economy, as reported by Bloomberg.
As reported December 1 in GlobeSt.com. Where are San Francisco Bay Area tech companies going to find enough office space to accommodate their immediate and explosive growth? The Peninsula is one option.
