Making change in our company, communities, and industry.
Turner Construction Company is committed to enhancing the communities we serve by delivering value through our projects. Our extensive track record demonstrates our unwavering dedication to creating new job opportunities, fostering the growth of small businesses, and supporting underserved communities to facilitate their prosperity.
At Turner, we prioritize continuous improvement and growth, both as an organization and as individuals. We achieve this by upholding our core values and implementing industry-leading practices. Additionally, we recognize the importance of prioritizing the well-being of our employees, as we believe it is integral to fostering thriving work environments.
Our enduring commitment to our employees and communities has enabled us to make substantial contributions and promote the development of more sustainable cities. We remain resolute in our efforts to create new employment opportunities, drive economic impact, and promote vitality in the areas we serve.
Bianca Johnson
Community & Citizenship Director, Northern California
Brittney Parkinson
Community & Citizenship Director, Southern California
Community
& Citizenship Director, San Diego
1 Economic Impact & Supplier Diversity
2023 California Impact Spend
We connect with, proactively engage, and intentionally support Under-represented Business Enterprises (UBEs). These include minority-owned, women-owned, LGBTQ+ owned, veteran-owned and disadvantaged businesses, contractors, suppliers and vendors. We believe in a diverse workforce as a guiding principle, and most importantly, we focus on achieving results and seeing real impact in the UBE community.
208+ $
MILLION awarded to under-represented business enterprises in California (2023)
$106.5 MIL Northern California
$33.5 MIL Southern California
$68.5 MIL San Diego
MILLION awarded to small business enterprises in California (2023) 59+ $ OUTREACH EVENTS
48+
Q&A with Amerivet
1. What is it like being an Under-represented Business Enterprise?
Being an Under-represented Business Enterprise (UBE) comes with both challenges and opportunities. Overall, the experience can be rewarding for those who navigate the regulatory landscape and leverage support programs effectively, but it requires resilience and strategic planning to overcome barriers.
We are glad Turner partners with UBE’s such as Amerivet, helping us grow and achieve success. Our partnership with Turner has increased our access to opportunities, increased our business development efforts, and has helped us overcome industry challenges and barriers.
2. What are some of the biggest challenges you face in the industry?
Access to Capital: Construction projects often require substantial upfront costs. UBEs may have difficulty securing loans or lines of credit to cover expenses such as equipment, materials, and labor.
Lack of Industry Relationships: Major contractors usually work with firms they know and trust. UBEs may struggle to build these relationships, limiting their access to subcontracts and partnerships.
Mentorship and Training: Many UBEs lack access to mentorship and training opportunities, which could help them improve business operations and scale more effectively. However, we are glad that Turner Construction mentored Amerivet through their Mentor-Protégé Program, which in return assisted our company to grow in capacity and level the playing field for us, as a UBE firm.
3. How can General Contractors, such as Turner, best support you?
The most effective support is providing us with recurring contract opportunities that increase in scope and value over time. We also highly appreciate internal referrals across Turner divisions, project managers, and estimators. Large general contractors (GC’s) in general can support UBE’s through various initiatives and best practices, which include mentorship programs, prompt payment policies, partnering opportunities, supplier diversity programs, and advocacy for UBE firms.
Spotlights
UBE Lunch & Learns
Our Southern California team hosted a series of Lunch and Learns aimed at introducing under-represented business enterprises to our preconstruction department, project teams, and other decision-makers. The sessions served as an opportunity for UBEs to engage with key stakeholders, showcase their capabilities and connect with Turner staff members. By connecting small and diverse businesses with key players, we're actively working towards building stronger, more inclusive project teams.
Black Constructors Association Gala
Turner Construction attended this special event where Senior Vice President Rich Bach received an award, recognizing his long-term partnership with the BCA and his leadership and contributions.
Meet the Primes with SoCal Gas
Turner Construction joined forces with their client, SoCal Gas, to host a successful Meet the Primes networking event with over 300 participants. This dynamic event facilitated connections between under-represented businesses and prime contract bidders, fostering a vibrant exchange of ideas and opportunities. Beyond the bustling networking floor, attendees engaged in insightful breakout sessions and panel discussions, enriching their understanding of industry trends and best practices.
Port of San Francisco 6th Annual Contract Open House
San Diego County Regional Airport Authority, Meet the Primes Event
Through the annual "Meet the Primes" event hosted by the San Diego Airport Authority, Turner engaged with new and current trade partners from the under-represented business community. This effort spurred an increase in bid participation on Turner's Terminal 1 project.
"Beyond the Check" Award
Turner Construction won the “Beyond the Check” award from the San Francisco Business Times recognizing the Turner School of Construction Management Program and other local initiatives as a gateway for contractors and students from under-represented communities to forge careers in construction. C&C Director, Bianca Johnson, highlighted the gaps in workforce and the imminent need for action to build a diverse workforce.
BuildOUT CA, Founders Day Gala Event
Turner Construction is a proud sponsor of BuildOUT California, the first LGBTQ Industry Association dedicated to the sustainable growth of LGBTQ owned and certified businesses in the AEC industry.
Western Regional Minority Supplier Development Council (WRMSDC), Construction Day Panelists
West Coast Women in Construction Conference, Panel Discussion
Turner Construction joined a panel of industry partners to discuss the benefits of the career lattice model for women in the construction industry. The panel aimed to help women identify and explore opportunities to advance their careers.
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Turner School of Construction Management
In 2023, our California offices hosted four graduating cohorts. We are proud to have graduated 71 individuals.
Established in 1969, the Turner School of Construction Management (TSCM) represents our unwavering dedication to fostering inclusivity and supporting small and diverse businesses. This comprehensive program, offered free of charge over several weeks, is led by experienced Turner professionals. It equips participants with vital skills and knowledge in areas such as estimating, business development, bonding, insurance, scheduling, and management. By sharing industry expertise and best practices, we empower businesses to enhance their capabilities and thrive in a competitive landscape.
• A & O Insulation, Inc.
• Adelanto Group, Inc.
• Alpine Earthmoving
• Amerivet Contracting
• Arrow Disposal Services Inc.
• AvAirPros
• Barbold LLC
• Bay City Mechanical
• BDG Builders
• Bjork Construction Company
• Bradanini Electric, LLC
• Bridgeway Electric Inc
• Carolino and Son Engineering Corp.
• Cemco Acoustics
• Cityscape Services, LLC
• Civil Pacific, Inc.
• Clayco Solar
• Connolly Enterprises
• De Haro Ramirez Group
• Docon Inc.
• Downstream Services, Inc.
• D's Grading and Excavation
• Elite Landscape Development
• Energy Electric SD Inc
• Faithful+Gold
• Fastsigns Oakland
• Final Clean Solutions
• GE Rooing and Gutters
• Golden Coast Plumbing and Rooter
• Green Growth Industries Inc
• Gung Ho Vet Trucking
• HK Consulting
• Iconik Builders, Inc.
• In and Out Restorations and Development
• Italian Artisian, Inc.
• J&S Cleaning
• Jakez Electric Inc.
2023 TSCM Graduates
“TSCM is worth every minute and then some. I am so thankful to have had the opportunity to hear from the various instructors throughout the program. They hit on everything from leadership to finance to the field, and everything in between. I was able to bring back a ton of value to my partners and our business.
Kristian Montgomery, Bradanini Electric Oakland TSCM Fall 2023 Cohort
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My firm gained a deeper understanding of construction management principles and techniques, which will lead to improved project outcomes and client satisfaction. The collaborative setting of the class sessions allowed me to gain a deeper understanding of other perspectives within the construction industry.
Shobhit Baadkar, TITAN AEC SoCal TSCM Spring 2023 Cohort
• JCD Plumbing Inc.
• Kirkwood Commercial Plumbing
• Lias Mechanical Inc
• Lux Med Transit LLC
• Mastodon Engineering Group
• Mathews G.E.C.
• MEPCOR NV
• MFS Construction
• Miann Builder
• Mickey Wall Painting, Inc
• Momentum Electrical Contractors
• Morgan Creek Construction Inc.
• Morrow Meadows Corp
• MVP Shipbuilders
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• NewGen Construction, Inc.
• Neza Construction Inc.
• NMI Industrial Holdings Inc
• On The Level Concrete LLC
• Phaway Construction
• Prestige Contarcting
• R & D Electric, Inc.
• Roberts Group
• Sadera Designs
• SDV Services Inc.
• Sunny Coast Stucco
• The Arvieone Construction Group
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• The Cali Dozer Co. LLC
• The Ethical Group, LLC
• Titan AEC
• Titan Construction Services, INc.
• Valdez Painting, Inc.
• Verdin & Sons Inc
• Walker Reliant Construction
• Woodland Welding Works
2023 Construction Inclusion Week
The construction industry achieves significant progress through collaboration. Sustainable and measurable change demands unity, a collective focus on shared goals, and bold action. Leading firms like Turner Construction Company, DPR Construction, Mortenson, McCarthy Building Companies, Clark Construction Group, and Gilbane Building Company united to establish Construction Inclusion Week (CIW). CIW represents an industry-wide endeavor to promote inclusion across all levels, including subcontractors, trade partners, and suppliers.
Construction Inclusion Week harnesses the collective power of general contractors, specialty contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers to raise awareness and enhance diversity and inclusion in the construction sector.
DAY ONE
Commitment & Accountability
DAY TWO
Belonging
DAY THREE
Supplier Diversity
DAY FOUR
Workplace Culture
DAY FIVE
Community Engagement
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Watch to see more from the
SoCal CIW event.
2 Future Builders & Workforce Development
Inspiring Future Builders and Building a Diverse Local Workforce
It is crucial to engage with young people across all age groups, offering them valuable exposure to the diverse career opportunities available in the construction industry. At Turner Construction, we are deeply committed to inspiring students and the next generation to consider careers in our field, guiding them through their educational journey with mentorship and support. Through our workforce development programs, we make a lasting impact on local communities by equipping individuals with the skills necessary for successful and sustainable employment. By identifying and nurturing this talent, we continue to strengthen the pipeline of future builders.
Mentors & Volunteers
84+ Students Impacted
1.2k+ Volunteer Hours
781+
Turner Construction & ACE Mentor
Turner continues its meaningful involvement with the ACE Mentor Program throughout California. The ACE Mentor Program of America is a prestigious after-school initiative, offering high school students a valuable opportunity to explore careers in Architecture, Construction, and Engineering free of charge. For over two decades, our teams have been dedicated supporters of this program, helping students gain insight into the industry, make informed career choices, and embark on their professional journeys.
In 2023, our California offices welcomed seven ACE externs for an enriching four-week experience. Their journey included shadowing robust meetings, touring active job sites, participating in webinars, and gaining invaluable insights from a diverse array of industry leaders.
“I wanted to thank you for being so welcoming during our time working with you all. I really appreciate you all giving your time and your willingness to teach us about everything. I really feel like I've learned a lot and I hope we can keep in touch!
Joyce Garcia, John Muir High School, ACE Extern 2023
• Lance Cheng, C.K. McClatchy High School
• Olivia Johnson, C.K. McClatchy High School
• Gabriela Espejo Reyes, Holy Names High School
• Angie Rodriguez, Cristo Rey De La Salle East Bay High School
• Ronan Taylor, Las Lomas High School
• Joyce Garcia, John Muir High School
• Jeffrey Liu, Gabrelino High School
• Ichiro Suzuki, South High School
• Cristal Infante Gutierrez, Castle Park High School
• Itzamar Preciado, Castle Park High School
2023 Summer Externs
Spotlights
“Turner is committed to empowering various engineering and construction students nationwide. Our Tuition Assistance Grant Program at Fresno State embodies this dedication and allows me to be a part of giving back to the school that provided me with a great education and opportunities.
Clint Williams, Fresno Business Manager
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Empowering Future Leaders
Our team actively supports the development of future construction leaders at California State University, Fresno. Through initiatives like the "Day with the 'Dogs" recruiting event, Turner establishes vital connections with students, equipping them with tools for a successful transition from student to employee. This event features resume reviews, mock interviews, professional headshots, and a panel presentation by a diverse team of Turner alumni. Turner's commitment to diversity and inclusion is evident in its partnerships with Fresno State, providing tuition assistance, program support, and funds for student participation in industry competitions. As part of a broader vision for equity, Turner is dedicated to empowering all employees to reach their career potential through mentorship and strategic placement.
Design x Diversity Day
Hosted by Architecture for Communities Los Angeles (ACLA), Turner participated in this vibrant event that serves as a vital link between students and professionals in the design and construction community. It offers a range of engaging activities, mentorship opportunities, inspiring speakers, and captivating exhibits, all aimed at sparking and nurturing interest in design careers from a young age. Our involvement reflects our commitment to fostering inclusivity and innovation, as we help cultivate the next generation of talent. B
San Diego Unified School District’s (SDUSD) Construction Exposition
Empowering Future Builders
Our team at the UC Berkeley Gateway project had an exhilarating day recently as we welcomed Girls Garage for an exclusive tour! It was inspiring to watch these young girls immerse themselves in the world of construction. We extend our heartfelt thanks to all team members who generously shared their experiences, highlighted the project, and patiently addressed the girls' thoughtprovoking questions. Together, we are empowering the next generation of builders, shaping a brighter future for all.
Oakland Unified School District (OUSD) & Cypress Mandela Training Center Skilled Trades Day
Girl Scouts Visit to SoFi Stadium for Career Panel and Jobsite Tour
Building STEM Kits for Scientific Adventures for Girls
Boys & Girls Club San Marcos Auction
Turner sponsored and attended the Boys & Girls Club of San Marcos' Annual Auction. The event raised crucial funds to ensure the Club can continue to make an impact on the lives of more than 2,500 youth each year.
Spotlights
Mills College at Northeastern University Explores Innovation in Construction
Over 50 students participated in the Experiential Entrepreneurship Program with a visit to a Turner project site in Silicon Valley. The tour showcased a confidential tech facility, emphasizing its unique Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) features. Additionally, a panel discussion with five project team members enlightened students about career opportunities in the industry. The discussion included insights into roles and career journeys, resonating with the students and aligning with the program's goals of fostering creativity, innovation, and resilience. During the tour, students engaged with QR codes strategically placed around the site, enabling them to explore the building's MEP systems via iPad and access the BIM model, providing a glimpse beyond the walls at various focal points.
Folsom Cordova USD Career Technical Education (CTE) Externship
Our Sacramento team had a wonderful experience mentoring two exceptional high school students from the Folsom Cordova Unified School District Career Technical Education (CTE) program. They enthusiastically immersed themselves in mastering the RFP + Design Build process, joined us on enlightening job site tours, and seamlessly integrated into our Turner Construction family during their four week externship.
Jack and Jill Los Angeles Chapter, SoFi Stadium Project Visit
ACE Mentor OC/LA's Build Day
Our Southern California team took part in this impactful community event, providing students with a unique opportunity to bridge theoretical knowledge with practical experience through hands-on building activities. Guided by skilled professionals, students from Morningside High School were involved in constructing nine playhouses. These playhouses were generously donated to two non-profit organizations: Safe Place for Youth and Habitat for Humanity. This collaborative effort not only equipped the students with invaluable skills and insights but also made a tangible difference in the lives of those in need within our community.
ACE Students Visit IQHQ for a Jobsite Tour & Panel Discussion
ACE Mentor OC/LA's Trades Day
Turner Construction attended the highly anticipated annual Trades Day event, offering students a gateway to explore careers in the building trades. This engaging event provided invaluable hands-on experiences, allowing students to immerse themselves in various interactive activities under the careful guidance of industry professionals. From bending pipes with precision to mastering concrete finishing techniques and even wielding power tools, students gained practical skills and insights into the diverse facets of the industry.
Turner Construction Mentors Join ACE California Capitol Chapter Graduates
3 Community Impact
Giving Back to Under-Resourced Communities
We take great pride in our role as active community members, recognizing our duty to make a positive impact on the neighborhoods where we operate. With a rich history of volunteerism and community engagement, we constantly seek out opportunities to support our partners in the areas we call home. This commitment is ingrained in our year-round philanthropic endeavors, reflecting the core values of our company both now and throughout our history.
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370k+ Volunteers
Local Donations
365+ Volunteer Hours
3k+
Founders' Month 2023
Each May we celebrate the founding of Turner Construction Company through a company-wide community service initiative that embodies the spirit of giving back. As we honor the founders of our organization, we channel our core values into action. Throughout the month, our Turner family came together to make a positive impact in the communities in which we live and work.
The following pages highlight our acts of service across California.
NorCal Founders' Month
San Diego Founders' Month
Spotlights
Lifesaving Impact Through Blood Drives
Our Southern California healthcare teams have committed to fostering positive change in the communities where we operate by organizing and hosting five blood drives across the region. These drives, held in partnership with esteemed healthcare clients such as Memorial Care, Queen of the Valley Hospital, Saddleback Medical Center, Long Beach Memorial, and USC Keck Pasadena, brought together 100 donors. Through the collective efforts of these participants, we were able to provide a life-saving gift to more than 300 patients.
Cans, Colleagues & Competition
In Northern California, Turner teams participated in an internal "Can You Build It" competition to collect and donate canned food to various food banks. Teams meticulously crafted mockups, collected cans, and constructed impressive structures. Together, we donated over 4,500 cans to local food banks, showcasing Turner's commitment to community engagement and philanthropy.
Home in a Basket Brightens Lives
Turner Construction rallied for one of our most significant Home in a Basket donations to date! Our dedicated team collected an array of essential household items, including laundry baskets, cookware, dining sets, and bedding. These items, often challenging to maintain while experiencing homelessness, are vital for making new housing feel like home. Through donations, our teams assembled 32 thoughtful and fully stocked baskets to serve as "welcome home" gifts for individuals assisted by Bay Area Community Services (BACS) in securing permanent housing.
"Leading the Way" Emerging Leader
St. Anthony Foundation hosted its 2nd Annual Leading the Way awards gala. The gala honored our Community & Citizenship Director, Bianca Johnson, with the Emerging Leader award for her dedication to making a positive impact in the community through service, advocacy, and collaboration. Funds raised at the gala benefit St. Anthony’s essential and life-changing services to help those in need break the cycle of poverty, homelessness and addiction.
Ocean Beach Clean Up
Turner employees joined forces for a local beach cleanup at Ocean Beach, San Diego. The event not only drew a significant turnout but also provided a valuable opportunity for team building. Volunteers diligently combed through parking lots, beach sidewalks, bike paths, and the shoreline, collecting litter to enhance the appeal of our local beach and prevent pollution of the waters. Their efforts yielded impressive results, with the team successfully collecting over 26 pounds of trash.
Pies to the Face for Giving Tuesday
Turner's California offices celebrated Giving Tuesday by surpassing their fundraising goals, with an extra slice of motivation –pie! Thanks to the incredible support of our staff, we raised over $6,000 for two local charity organizations: the California Fire Foundation and Movember. In a spirited display of commitment, our leadership even took pies to the face to drive donations. We embrace this spirit of giving by challenging our people to care for each other and extend our impact beyond our offices and jobsites into the communities where we live and work.
Los Angeles Regional Food Bank, Turner Construction Volunteer Day
Spotlights
Spreading Holiday Cheer
Our Northern California teams united to donate and fulfill over 90 gift wishes within our communities. Partnering with the Family Giving Tree, we contributed to their Holiday Wish Drive, ensuring thousands of gifts reached families in need.
Rebuilding Together San Diego
Harvest Home, Furniture Build
Our Southern California team supported Harvest Home by building and installing furniture for their newest shelter for homeless pregnant women and their children.
Golfing for Good
In the heart of Los Angeles, Sacramento, and Oakland, the Turner Foundation continued its tradition of hosting the annual Golf Tournament, a much-anticipated event that brought together golfers, volunteers, sponsors, and charitable organizations in support of worthy causes. In 2023, the tournament surpassed expectations, with over 400 enthusiastic golfers, 80 dedicated volunteers, 60 generous sponsors, and an impressive total of over $270,000 raised in donations. Funds raised benefited over 17 charities, each making a profound impact in their respective communities. The Turner Foundation is grateful for the generous sponsors and honored to play a role in channeling these funds to organizations where they can truly make a difference.
Supporting Streets of Hope
Turner Construction recently joined forces with Streets of Hope San Diego to make a meaningful impact in the local community. During the event, Turner team convened in East Village to assemble care packages containing essential items such as food, water, blankets, and clothing for unhoused San Diegans. Taking place in the evening, this event provided an extraordinary opportunity for our team to serve those in need and demonstrate our commitment to supporting the San Diego community.
Habitat for Humanity, Playhouse Build Competition at Holiday in the Park
Assisting San Diego's Unhoused Youth
Turner Construction collaborated with the Youth Assistance Coalition (YAC) to provide a warm dinner to unhoused youth in San Diego. Beyond simply serving food, this event allowed the Turner team to engage with the youth through games and heartfelt one-on-one conversations about their struggles, aspirations, and life goals.
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
Building an Inclusive Workplace
We foster an inclusive environment where everyone feels a sense of belonging, sees themselves represented across all levels of our company, and is empowered to achieve their full potential. By 2030, our aim is to mirror the diverse communities in which we operate. Our strategic priorities and goals are integral to building a more equitable future.
The graphic below highlights the 2023 demographic breakdown of our California offices.
In California, our teams have initiated deliberate efforts, forming teams dedicated to the successful implementation of DE&I initiatives. These teams have stepped up at a critical juncture, working tirelessly every day to create more welcoming and inclusive environments across our jobsites and offices. Their focus areas include employee training and education, deliberate career advancement opportunities, industry-wide inclusion initiatives, and targeted efforts to enhance supplier diversity.
CALIFORNIA EMPLOYEES
Creating and sustaining a more inclusive culture throughout our region where racial inequality and discrimination in all offices and project sites become obsolete.
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The Sound of Turner Construction
To recognize the unique make-up of our NorCal business units and celebrate our jobsite culture of belonging and inclusivity, we have prepared a 2023 playlist based on songs that resonate and represent our people. Music has the ability to bridge generations, ethnicities, languages and cultures – just as our love for building.
Inclusive Workplace Environment Summit
Our Northern California team gathered with our trade partners to share our vision of fostering a more inclusive and respectful culture, transcending job sites and permeating the entire construction industry. C&C Director, Bianca Johnson moderated the esteemed panel of industry thought leaders including Mary Teichert (Teichert), Augustin Chamorro (Pribuss Engineering), Yuhi Aizawa Combatti (AGC CA) and Rama Ekkad (Turner). Their insights were invaluable as they emphasized the critical importance of DE&I and the collective strategies required to drive lasting change.
Women in Construction Luncheon
AECOM Turner JV organized a luncheon at Intuit Dome for all female trade professionals on site and shared insights into new initiatives aimed at enhancing the work environment. Discussions encompassed challenges faced by working mothers, childcare provisions, and strategies to attract more young women to the construction industry.
Celebrating Pride in California
Our California offices came together to produce an impactful video recognizing the LGBTQ community and celebrating pride. Take a moment to listen to this empowering video with powerful voices and stories. We reflect on the journey of inclusion, embracing diversity and being allies as we strive to ensure a supportive workplace where everyone can be their authentic selves.
Bianca Johnson
Community & Citizenship Director
Northern California bfjohnson@tcco.com
Diana Gonzalez
Community & Citizenship Program Specialist
Northern California digonzalez@tcco.com
Brittney Parkinson
Community & Citizenship Director
Southern California bparkinson@tcco.com
Christopher Tiamzon
Community & Citizenship Program Specialist
Southern California ctiamzon@tcco.com
Erik Belmarez
Community & Citizenship Director
San Diego ebelmarez@tcco.com
Vera Howell
Community & Citizenship Manager
San Diego vhowell@tcco.com
Steve Howell
Community & Citizenship Program Specialist
San Diego slhowell@tcco.com
Our Impact
We are making positive change in our company and industry as we actively care for each other. Together, we take responsibility for building a better future.
Lisa Ballantyne Senior Vice President
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
Dan Wheeler Senior Vice President
Antonino Adamo Vice President & General Manager
Dave Steffens Vice President & General Manager
Senior Vice President
Martine Sanders Vice President & General Manager
Clint Williams Business Manager
SOUTHWEST REGION
Reed McMains Vice President & General Manager
Jaimie Turner Business Manager Vice President & General Manager
Matthew Hennessy Business Manager
SACRAMENTO
2500 Venture Oaks Way, Suite 200 Sacramento, CA 95833
OAKLAND
300 Frank H. Ogawa Plaza, Suite 510 Oakland, CA 94612
SAN FRANCISCO
100 Bush Street, Suite 510 San Francisco, CA 94104
SILICON VALLEY
691 S Milpitas Boulevard, Suite 202 Milpitas, CA 95035
FRESNO
8050 N Palm Avenue, Suite 108 Fresno, CA 93711
ANAHEIM
1900 South State College Blvd, Suite 150 Anaheim, CA 92806
LOS ANGELES
515 South Flower Street, Suite 1050 Los Angeles, CA 90071
SAN DIEGO
350 Camino de la Reina, Suite 105 San Diego, CA 92018
