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B O M A S a n F r a n c i s c o a d v a n c e s t h e c o m m e r c i a l r e a l e s t a t e i n d u s t r yt h r o u g h a d v o c a c y , p r o f e s s i o n a l d e v e l o p m e n t , a n d i n f o r m a t i o n e x c h a n g e

DECEMBER 2009/JANUARY 2010 www.bomasf.org

On the Inside

NEW DIRECTORS• • • 4 • • •

MEMBERS OF THE YEARAWARDS

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COMMITTEE LEADERSHIP• • • 8 • • •

2010 EARTHAWARDS

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MEMBERS ON THE MOVE• • • 15 • • •

ssuming the presidency ofperhaps the finest local BOMA inthe country (San Francisco) is a bit

daunting, especially when following in thefootsteps of such respectable andnoteworthy colleagues likeMargot Crosman, Unico, andSteve Austin, Boston Properties(not to mention all those thatpreceded them). But it’sactually because of them that Ifeel emboldened to embarkupon this adventure, and it’sbecause of them that I alsohumbly step into such anopportunity. It’s those thathave successfully gone beforeus that often give us hope, andwhen they’re the same onesthat stick by your side whilenavigating uncharted waters, why mostanything seems achievable.

Thus is the nature of BOMA San Francisco,especially when we look over ourshoulder and peer back at 2009. I’m notsure any of us would willingly wish for arepeat performance of the trials andtravails of commercial real estate over thelast twelve months. Or would we? There’sa part of me that masochistically says,“Bring it on!” Why? Because it’s forced usto rally together like no other time in mymemory of recent history. Sure, some of usare business competitors, but all of that

seems like hyperbole when I consider thesense of community and camaraderiecommandeered through these tough times.They seem to break down barriers underthe knowledge that we’re all undergoing

the same hardships. I believeit’s under these providencesthat the depth of our truecharacter begins to shine. Andfurthermore, I’m confident thathad we not been afforded theoccasion to struggle throughthese adversities, we wouldn’tbe the better real estateprofessionals we are today.

So it’s under this banner ofesprit de corp that I have greathope for 2010. We need to leanupon one another now more

than ever, and even though someprognosticators are pessimistic about thenext twelve-plus months, I, for one, amenthusiastic with great optimism. Thinkabout it; (i) our membership is higherthan it’s ever been, (ii) our leadershipinvolvement is more committed than it’sever been, (iii) our budget and reservesare stronger than they’ve ever been, and(iv) our goals for the future are moretargeted than they’ve ever been. All ofthis seems counter-intuitive when laidagainst the backdrop of self preservationand slogans like, “Endure again through2010.” If the futurists and economists are

Hines SVP Thomas Kruggel SharesHis Hopes For 2010

As President of BOMA San Francisco, Requests Member Participation

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LEADERSHIP

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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEThomas Kruggel, PresidentHines

Anne Stephens, CPM, President ElectParamount Group, Inc.

Meade Boutwell, LEED AP, TreasurerCB Richard Ellis

Margot Crosman, RPA, CCIM, Immediate Past PresidentUnico

Marc Intermaggio, CAE, Exec. VP & SecretaryBOMA San Francisco

DIRECTORS

Tim Ballas, CPM, CCIMCB Richard Ellis

Gary FaleschiniWaxie Sanitary Supply

Harout HagopianEquity Office Properties

David Jaber, RPA, CPM, CCIMShorenstein Realty Services

Steve Levine, CPMWells Fargo

Sarah MacIntyre, RPA, LEED APWilson Meany Sullivan

Steve Ring, RPA, CPM, LEED APCushman & Wakefield

Elizabeth Trowbridge, RPA, FMA, CPMLBA Realty

BOMA STAFFMarc Intermaggio, CAEExecutive Vice President & Secretary

Ken CleavelandDirector of Government & Public Affairs

Tory Brubaker, CAEMember Services Director

LaMata LewisDirector of Accounting

Francine AndersonDirector of Education Programs

John M. BozemanLegislative Assistant

Wendy deLaraAdministrative Assistant

BOMA’s 2 0 0 9Corporate Sponsors

We thank these Leading Companiesfor their commitment to our Association in 2009.

PLATINUMAble Services

GOLDABM Industries Inc.

Golden Gate Disposal & Recycling Co.Pacific Gas & Electric Company

San Francisco Electrical Contractors Association, Inc.Securitas Security Services USA, Inc.

SILVERBCCI Construction Company

Boston PropertiesCAC Real Estate Management Co., Inc.

CleanSource Inc.Eason Communications LLC

GlenboroughHines

Metropolitan Electrical Construction, Inc.Otis Elevator Company

Pro Tech Security Services, Inc.Standard Parking

Unico

BRONZEAllied Barton Security Services

Central Parking SystemCypress Security, LLC

Equity OfficeGCI General ContractorsHanson Bridgett LLP

Hathaway Dinwiddie Construction Co.Marble West

McMillan Electric Co.NRG Energy Center San Francisco

Paramount Group, Inc.Richlen Construction

RREEFShorenstein Realty ServicesThe Swig Company, LLCThyssenKrupp ElevatorTurner Construction

FRIENDS OF BOMAACC Environmental Consultants, Inc.

American AsphaltArborwell, Inc.

Burr, Pilger & Mayer LLPCapital Building Maintenance Group, LLC

CB Richard EllisCoit Cleaning & RestorationCooley Godward KronishCushman & WakefieldCutting Edge DraperyISS Facility ServicesNor-Cal Moving

Pankow Special ProjectsR.N. Field Construction, Inc.Sky Rider Equipment Co., Inc.

Swinerton InteriorsThe Lawson Roofing Co. Inc.Universal Protection ServiceWaxie Sanitary SupplyYoung Communications

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The BOMA Bulletinis published quarterly.

Scheduled 2010 issues areMarch, June, September

and December.

Contact Tory Brubaker at415/362-2662 x115 for information on

• Advertising Opportunities• Article Submissions• Press Releases for

Members on the Move

Ads are due by the 10th of the monthprior to publication.

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INFORMATION EXCHANGE

Two New Leaders JoinBOMA’s Board of Directors

BOMAwelcomes Sarah MacIntyre, RPA, LEED AP,General Manager,Wilson Meany Sullivan andElizabeth Trowbridge, RPA, FMA, CPM, SeniorProperty Manager, LBA Realty, to its board of directors.

Sarah MacIntyre has over 15 years experience incommercial property management with specializationin large Class A multi-tenant projects in San Francisco.At Wilson Meany Sullivan, Sarah is the GeneralManager of Centennial Towers, a 680,000 square footoffice development project in South San Francisco.Most recently, she was a General Manager with JonesLang LaSalle where she was responsible for HillsPlaza, a mixed-use project and worked closely withGoogle to achieve LEED Gold in their first SanFrancisco office. Sarah holds the BOMI RPAdesignation and the LEED AP designation. Sheattended Tulane University and has a Bachelor of Artsin Political Science.

Elizabeth Trowbridge is a Senior Property Manager forLBA Realty and has 9 years of commercial propertymanagement experience. Since joining LBA in 2008, shehas been responsible for the management of 1.2 millionsquare feet of R&D, industrial and office product ofLBA’s Northern California portfolio. Prior to joiningLBA Realty, Ms. Trowbridge managed Class A high riseproperties for CAC Real Estate Management Co., Inc.(San Francisco) and Crescent Real Estate Equities, Ltd.(Houston, Texas). In addition to having her CaliforniaReal Estate Salesperson License, she has obtained herRPA, FMA, and CPM designations. Ms. Trowbridge hasbeen active in BOMA since her introduction to theorganization, having participated in the YoungProfessionals and Member Services Committees as wellas attending the last two international conventions inDenver and Philadelphia.

Sarah MacIntyreWilson Meany Sullivan

Elizabeth TrowbridgeLBA Realty

Katherine Joseph Casey passed awayon November 30, 2009 after a shortillness. Katherine served as theexecutive assistant at BOMA SanFrancisco for many years, workingclosely with longtime BOMAexecutive director Elmer Johnson.Following her retirement in 1981, sheand her husband Tim moved toPetaluma, and following his death in2005, she moved to San Carlos.

Kathleen Ann Carroll-Finch, 48,passed away on December 11, 2009.Kathleen is survived by her husband,David Finch, her mother, four siblingsand 23 nieces and nephews. Kathleenwas most recently a partner atConklin Brothers Inc. and in thecommercial flooring business for over25 years. She was an Associatemember of BOMA San Francisco andserved on the Associates Committeefor many years. Kathleen wasdiagnosed with lupus in her twentiesand the disease progressed into CNSlupus in the last five years of her life.In July 2009, Kathleen and herhusband moved from San Francisco toThe Woodlands, Texas to be closer tofamily. All who knew her willremember her beaming smile, herlaugh and her zest for life.

In memoriam

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RENEW

YOUR

BOMA

MEMBERSHIP

Your 2010 membershiprenewal is due and payable.We urge prompt payment so

your benefits will continueuninterrupted. We also urge a

voluntary contribution toBOMA’s local and state

political action committees.

A suggested PAC contributionamount is shown on your

invoice; we ask that you givewhatever you feel comfortablewith, because a fully funded

political action committee is acritical component of BOMA’s

advocacy success.

Renew Your BOMAMembership Today

Count on BOMAfor Continued Advocacy,

Professional Development,and Information

BOMA San Francisco ElectsNew Officers

homas Kruggel of Hines was elected as president ofBOMA San Francisco for the 2010 business year.Additionally, Anne Stephens, CPM, Paramount Group,

Inc., andMeade Boutwell, LEED AP, CB Richard Ellis, werenamed president elect and treasurer, respectively. Along withimmediate past presidentMargot Crosman, RPA, CCIM ofUnico, the three will serve on BOMA’s Executive Committee,which sets policy for and provides overall direction to theassociation.

Tom Kruggel is a senior vice president with the international realestate firm Hines, where he oversees the operational activities ofover 30 million square feet of real estate projects throughout theWest. As head of the BOMA-SF board, Kruggel will beresponsible for guiding the organization that represents mostlarge commercial buildings in San Francisco, Marin, Sonoma andSan Mateo counties.

Anne Stephens is the area asset manager and general managerfor Paramount Group, Inc., headquartered in New York City. Sheis currently responsible for the oversight of day-to-dayoperations, financial reporting, capital projects and tenantrelations at One Market Plaza in San Francisco.

Meade Boutwell, Senior Vice President and LEED AP with CBRichard Ellis in San Francisco, is a 25-year veteran of the

commercial realestate industry,specializing inoffice leasing withextensiveexperience in tenantand propertyrepresentation.

Margot Crosmanbecame BOMA’simmediate pastpresident. She is thegeneral manager of100 Pine Street inSan Francisco'sFinancial District.Crosman has morethan 20 years ofpropertymanagementexperience.

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Tom KruggelPresident 2010

Anne Stephens, CPMPresident Elect

Meade Boutwell, LEED APTreasurer

Margot Crosman, RPA, CCIMImmediate Past President

BOMA AnnouncesMembers of the Year &

Good Government AwardsCongratulations toBOMA’s 2009 PrincipalMember of the Year,Zachary Brown,assistant propertymanager of The FerryBuilding, Equity Office.Zachary has done anoutstanding job leadingBOMA’s EnvironmentCommittee—from

overseeing the Sustainability Fair late last year, to hostingthe EARTH Awards program this year, plus hostingmonthly meetings for BOMA’s Environment Committeewhich has grown to 60 plus members. This year he servedas a panelist on two of our seminars—one on EmergencyPreparedness and how to conduct a full buildingevacuation, the other, on how to take an existing buildingthrough the US Green Building Council’s LEEDcertification process.

Congratulations to BOMA’s 2009Associate Member of the Year,Howard Fish, vice president ofSkyline Construction. Howard’sleadership of BOMA’s AssociateMember Committee has helpedprovide great events where memberscan socialize and build lastingrelationships. He has workedtirelessly with his committee to lowerevent costs, while still managing toprovide a little profit to theorganization. And the events

themselves have been lots of fun and well attended.Thanks for being such a great team leader!

BOMA presented its 2009Public Official of the YearAward to theMayor’s Director of Economic and Workforce Development,MichaelCohen. Michael was selected because he is the ONLY person in city government whois completely focused on bringing new businesses and new jobs to San Francisco. Inthis time of economic loss, professional stress, layoffs, shut-downs, and decreasingrevenues, Michael Cohen has been a bright spot of hope that our economy willrebound, and that new industries, such as bio-tech, nanotech, and digital tech, cantake the place of those law firms, financial service companies, and others who havefolded or left.

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Zachary Brown2009 Principal Member of the Year

Howard Fish2009 Associate Member

of the Year

Michael Cohen2009 Public Official of the Year

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New Opportunities for Greater Exposure in theLocal Commercial Real Estate Marketplace

On-line Buyers Guide and Website Ads Now Available at www.bomasf.org

OMA San Francisco has joined forces withNaylor Publications to provide an on-linebuyers guide and sell advertising on our

website (www.bomasf.org). Naylor alreadyproduces our annual printed membership directory,and they produce on-line buyers guides for severalother associations including a few local BOMAs.While people will still be able to view membershipinformation on our website, the online buyers guidegives advertisers the ability to create direct links totheir own web sites, share product / serviceinformation, etc. Bottom line: more informationavailable more ways to more people, whilegenerating more revenue for BOMA.

Each BOMA member will receive a basic listing aspart of their membership, but can enhance thatlisting in a variety of different ways, each at adifferent price point. (We hope some of ourPrincipal members will take advantage of thisopportunity—it’s not just for Associate members).Naylor will be responsible for all ad sales, and anyquestions should be directed to Vicki Sherman,[email protected], 800-369-6220 x3417. Both theon-line buyer’s guide and advertising on ourwebsite will be available to members and non-members, however non-members will be charged a20% premium.

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Associate CommitteeHoward FishSkyline Construction, [email protected]

BOMA Committee Leadership2010 Committee Chairs Steer Association Activities

OMA is a successful organization due in large part to an active and committed base of member volunteers.Over 100 members serve on committees or provide special project support. BOMA is honored to have thefollowing leaders guide the Association through the issues, events and industry challenges of 2010. If you are

interested in participating on one of these committees, please contact the chair via the email address shown.BThe Associate Committee plans and executes theorganization’s social events. These events include theTexas Hold’em Tournament , PAC at the PARK, SpringGolf Classic, Elmer Johnson Golf Tournament , Un-Oktoberfest, and the Holiday party.

Codes & Regulations CommitteeSkip SoskinHuntsman Architectural [email protected]

The Codes & Regulations Committee monitors thecurrent trends in Code Enforcement that may affect thecommercial real estate industry at the city and state level.The task force educates the membership on the majorcode related issues and topics that affect San Franciscoand the Bay Area's commercial real estate industry. Thetask force also evaluates and provides feedback on behalfof BOMA on proposed building code changes, additionsor deletions at city and state levels.BOMA-SF-PAC (Political Action Committee)

Jim ChristianDRAAdvisors [email protected]

BOMA-SF-PAC is the separately incorporated politicalaction arm of the association. BOMA-SF-PAC endorsesand supports local candidates for public office, localballot initiatives and independent expenditures on behalfof issues or candidates. Due to State and local regulationof Political Action Committees meetings are open toBOMAmembers as observers only. The Committee isgoverned by a board of directors that is elected to a 2year term. If you would like to be considered for a boardposition, please contact the Chair to discuss your interestand qualifications.

Education CommitteeSheila MurphyShorenstein Realty [email protected]

The Education Committee selects speakers and topics formembership luncheons. The committee also discusseseducational topics for the membership and the bestformat for dissemination of useful information, includingseminars, newsletter articles, website links, brown bagforums, etc.

Emergency Preparedness CommitteePeter FranklinCushman & [email protected]

The Emergency Preparedness Committee identifiesexemplary safety, security, emergency preparedness andincident prevention practices in the commercial propertyfield, and educates members about the security and lifesafety assessment and planning tools, and range ofpreparedness options available to them.

April 22, 2010Palace Hotel

Register Now!

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LEADERSHIP

“Leadership is not magnetic personality — that can just as well be a glib tongue.It is not 'making friends and influencing people' — that is flattery. Leadership islifting a person's vision to high sights, the raising of a person's performance to ahigher standard, the building of a personality beyond its normal limitations.”

~Peter F. Drucker

Energy & Environment CommitteeZachary BrownEquity [email protected]

The Energy & Environment Committee encourages andsupports environmentally sustainable business practicesin the commercial real estate industry. The committeehelps members achieve their sustainability goals,including, but not limited to LEED Certification, LEEDAccreditation, recognition in the EARTH AwardProgram, recognition in other programs and awards,cutting expenses through energy conservation and wastediversion, and sharing best practices in smartmanagement with like-minded members. This committeemanages the EARTH Awards program which considersthe entire spectrum of programs and practices thatconstitute an effective sustainability program for officebuildings including what policies and procedures shouldbe adopted that can help move a property towardbecoming “green”.

Membership Services CommitteeChaudel BakerBroadway Real Estate [email protected]

The Membership Services Committee recruits newPrincipal (Building) and Associate (Vendor) members tothe organization, with emphasis placed on identifyingnon-member buildings and planned developments inSan Francisco, San Mateo, Sonoma & Marin counties. Thecommittee is also responsible for welcoming all newmembers, assisting in the member renewal process, andproducing Membership Orientations to new and existingmembers.

Young Professionals Steering Committee,“BOMAYP”Michelle [email protected]

The BOMAYP Steering Committee plans and executeseducational and networking events designed for themembers of the association in the early stages of theirreal estate careers (0-7 years of industry experience).They host a variety of networking mixers and lunchtime,Career Success workshops focusing on technical skilldevelopment.

GAPAC (Government & Public AffairsCommittee)Susan Court, RPACushman & [email protected]

GAPAC plays a very important part in accomplishingBOMA's advocacy goals. Along with the BOMA-SF-PAC,this committee is dedicated to representing BOMAmembers' interests before every government body orpublic policy forum as required. An integral part ofBOMA's advocacy effort directly involves determiningimpact of proposed governmental policies andregulations on BOMAmembers and formulatingappropriate responses to such policies or regulations.

Leadership Development CommitteeKathy MattesCB Richard [email protected]

The Leadership Development Committee identifiesqualified candidates for consideration as future directorsof the Association.


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NETWORKING

Networking Mixer on Ice!November 12, 2009

BOMA’s Un-OktoberfestNovember 3, 2009

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The BOMA SF Energy & Environment Committee is pleased to announce the

BOMA San Francisco2010 EARTH Awards Competition!

The BOMA San Francisco EARTH Award was created asan opportunity for BOMAmembers to showcase theirentire spectrum of programs and operational practicesthat constitute an effective sustainability program forcommercial office buildings. The EARTH AwardApplication targets policies and procedures that excel inthe following categories: Recycling/Waste Reduction,Energy Conservation, Water Conservation, Toxics/AirQuality, Transportation, and Tenant Education.

There are numerous revisions to the 2010 Applicationthat not only reflect the most current environmental andmunicipal benchmarks, but also address the feedbackprovided by the BOMA SF Membership regarding thescoring and auditing procedure of the top performingapplicants. This year’s application is more challenging,more thorough, more transparent, and ultimately, morecompetitive than its predecessors.

We invite you to participate in the 2010 BOMA SanFrancisco EARTH Award program. The application isavailable on BOMA’s home page, www.bomasf.org. Thedeadline to return all applications is February 12, 2010.

Please contact the BOMA Energy & EnvironmentCommittee with any questions or concerns regardingthe application.Winners will be recognized at the April22, 2010 membership luncheon and cash prizes will bedistributed to the top achievers.

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Thanks to ourSeminar &Workshop

SPONSORSCareer Success Workshop:

The Construction Process fromStart to Finish

October 14, 2009

Sponsored by:

The Annual Codes Seminar:2009 Codes Update & Overview

October 29, 2009

Sponsored by:

EARTH Award WorkshopNovember 3, 2009

Sponsored by:Able Services

ABMAshforth PacificFME ArchitectsKimberly Clark

Pankow Special ProjectsRecology Golden Gate

RetroComm Energy StrategiesShorenstein Realty Services

Skyline ConstructionThe Swig Company

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Holiday Toy Drive Thank YousBOMA San Francisco thanks all member buildings that participated in the 2009 BOMA SanFrancisco Toy Drive to benefit the San Francisco Fire Department Toy Program. Theirsupport and tenants’ generosity will help brighten the holidays for thousands of childrenthroughout the area.

This program owes much of its success to the efforts of our member companies whoprovide the vehicles and personnel to pick up and deliver barrels in November and tocollect barrels and toys and deliver them to SFFD in mid-December. This year, nine membercompanies provided streamlined pickup and delivery, making the process run smoothly forBOMA, our members and SFFD. Several of these companies are long-time veterans of theprogram, and some are brand new. Thanks to the listed companies and their teams whohelped make this year another success.

Together, we have delivered over 1 million toys in the twenty-three years BOMA has beenparticipating in the San Francisco Firefighter’s Toy Program. Today, the Toy Programdistributes over 200,000 toys each year and serves more than 40,000 families.

Toy barrel reservations and volunteer driver solicitations for next year’s program will besent to the entire membership in mid-October 2010.

Thank You!Able ServicesDriver Coordinator: Jay Jinks

Cole SupplyDriver Coordinator: Michelle Stringer

Commercial Interior BuildersDriver Coordinator: Jim Bruntz

McNevin Cleaning SpecialistsDriver Coordinator: Nate Osgood

Montincelli Painting & DecoratingDriver Coordinator: Nickie Benjamin

Restoration ManagementDriver Coordinators: Karen Cowan &Kim Tamayo

RN Field ConstructionDriver Coordinator: Tracy Coletta

Rosendin ElectricDriver Coordinator: Marilyn Olson

Siemens Building Technologies, Inc.Driver Coordinator: Andy Canto

accurate about next year, we have at least two options ahead of us; we can either solo this stormy sail alone,wishfully hoping dry land will eventually appear through our spyglasses, or we can collect a crew with a commongoal of circumventing gales through solidarity and discover new frontiers by mapping out our own charts. We neednow more than ever to invest into this great organization because, as it’s often been said, “The whole is greater thanthe sum of the parts.”

Would you consider raising your hand and introducing an “out of the box” idea to BOMA’s Board or ExecutiveCommittee? Would you consider bringing a new potential member to a luncheon to help them see the benefits ofBOMA San Francisco? Would you consider volunteering for a committee that builds a stronger real estatefoundation in 2010? Would you consider contributing to BOMA PAC or becoming a sponsor so that the greatbenefits afforded to you in the past may continue into the future?

While contemplating these things, let’s give thanks this holiday season accepting 2009 as a gift and come into 2010with the expectation it will be even more rewarding than our highest ascent during the peaks of past real estatecycles.

Gratefully yours during this Holiday Celebration,

Thomas

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The San Francisco Business Times named Peter Sortwell,President and CEO of Arborwell Professional TreeManagement, as one of the Bay Area’s Most AdmiredCEOs in a Small Business. Sortwell was honoredamong thirteen other accomplished CEOs at theBusiness Times’ Awards Gala on Thursday, November19th. Sortwell was recognized by the San FranciscoBusiness Times for his outstanding leadership as aCEO. As an innovative entrepreneur, a talentedsalesman, and a dedicated boss, Sortwell has madeArborwell a force to be reckoned with in the world oftree care.

BCCI recently announced a repositioning of its brandand a new identity for the company as part of a largerstrategic plan the firm began three years ago. The firmis now known as BCCI Builders. After 25 yearsserving the Bay Area construction market, the newbrand will fully represent services already offered toinclude: new building, structural renovation, historicrestoration, seismic upgrades, commercial interiors,preconstruction services, sustainable construction andLEED consulting.

The San Francisco Electrical ConstructionIndustry’s Labor Management Office ofBusiness Development has named JoelKoppel as its director, a newly createdposition. Koppel will represent thecommon interests of the San Francisco

Electrical Contractors Association (SFECA) and theInternational Brotherhood of Electrical Workers(IBEW) Local 6, working with developers, businessleaders and elected officials at an important time forthe industry.

Michael Hahn has joined Charles DunnReal Estate Services, Inc. as the assistantportfolio manager. Michael will beassisting Portfolio Managers Stephen Ngand Rip Malloy who manage a portfoliothroughout Northern California.

Several member buildings have been awarded LEED®Gold Certification by the U.S. Green Building Council(USGBC). Hines proudly announced that 55 SecondStreet was awarded Gold-EB status. Two propertiesmanaged by Cushman & Wakefield were alsoawarded Gold-EB status: The Pyramid Center and525 Market Street. For 525 Market Street, thedistinction marks the largest ever Gold levelcertification for an existing high-rise office building onthe U.S. West Coast, at gross square footage of1,161,736. Developed by the U.S. Green BuildingCouncil, Leadership in Energy and EnvironmentDesign (LEED®) is the USGBC’s rating system fordesigning and constructing the world’s greenest, mostenergy efficient and high performing buildings.

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