Host Your Meeting Here

Are you planning meetings, conferences, team-building sessions, business luncheons or other gatherings? We invite you to consider booking your next engagement at the Bishop Ranch Conference Center, located in BR 3, 2623 Camino Ramon.

The facility’s many benefits and amenities include reasonable pricing, convenient location, Internet access (hardwire and wireless), discounts on preferred caterers and an easy booking process. For more details, visit www.bishopranch.com, (click “Amenities & Events,” then scroll down to “Conference Center”). To schedule a tour or book your meeting, phone Tenant Services at 543-0100.

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Lunchtime Exercise
Classes at Bishop Ranch

12667 Alcosta Boulevard, Suite 110 (BR15)
Visit www.bishopranch.com for class dates and times

Would you rather spend your lunch hour loading up on calories or fine-tuning your physique? If it’s the latter, we’ve got a class for you. Each six-week session costs $40 per person ($42 if paid by check). Here’s the lineup.

Monday and Thursday Pilates Classes: These 45-minute classes, guided by instructor Judy Connaughton, are a good workout for beginners and more advanced exercisers alike.

Tuesday Nia/Fusion Technique Classes: Pump your heart, lubricate your joints, release tension, and revitalize and uplift your body and mind in this new class that Judy Connaughton has introduced. The technique builds strength, balance and focus. Drop-ins are welcome.

Wednesday Yoga Classes: This class, taught by Gloria Capron from The Yoga Company, suits beginners who want to perfect yoga techniques that help strengthen and lengthen muscles and calm the mind. Drop-ins are welcome.

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Commuter Saves
Thousands of Dollars

Talk about good timing: One lucky Solano County commuter who works at Sprint in Bishop Ranch 15 bumped into Marci McGuire, Transportation Center manager, in the elevator, and it turned out to be one of the luckiest rides of her life.

Each month, Randy was spending $80 on bridge tolls and $250 on gas to drive alone to work from Cordelia. When told that she could cut her cost from $330 to $75, Randy was skeptical. But she was quickly convinced when Marci explained how she could ride the Solano BART Express Bus directly to Walnut Creek BART and then transfer to a free Bishop Ranch bus.

Randy’s total one-way commute time? 60 minutes — only five minutes more than driving alone. Her total savings? A whopping $3,160, plus wear-and-tear costs on her car. Reducing her stress level? Priceless!

We would like to help you make over your commute. To get started, contact the Transportation Center at 830-0101, at brtc@bishopranch.com or at www.bishopranch.com (click “Transportation”).

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