- Strong Leasing Momentum Continues at Bishop Ranch with Black and Veatch Signing a 15,000 Square Foot Lease
- Five9 Signs Full-Floor Lease at Bishop Ranch
- Setting the Bishop Ranch Christmas Tree
- Bishop Ranch 2011 Video
- Bishop Ranch tenant Lea Journo chosen for the 2011 Woman Entrepreneur of the Year award.
- Bishop Ranch Fountains
- Bishop Ranch launches leasing referral program
- Smart Parents=Smart Kids?
- Unemployment rate lower in San Ramon than neighboring communities
- Incubator Concept Branching Out to New Industries - Blanca Torres, San Francisco Business Times
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Strong Leasing Momentum Continues at Bishop Ranch with Black and Veatch Signing a 15,000 Square Foot Lease
SAN RAMON, CA (December 30, 2011) – Black and Veatch, an employee-owned, $2.3 billion world–class engineering, consulting and construction leader today announced plans to lease 15,000 square feet in the Bishop Ranch 8 office complex on Executive Parkway in San Ramon. Ranked in the Forbes 500 as one of the largest privately-owned companies in the United States and designated the top U.S. engineering design company for both telecommunications and power projects in 2010, according to a study by Engineering News-Record, Black and Veatch has completed projects in more than 100 countries.
Five9 Signs Full-Floor Lease at Bishop Ranch
On-Demand Call Center Software Market Leader to Join GE Global Software Center, lBM, and Other Major Technology Firms at Bishop Ranch, San Ramon, CA
Bishop Ranch tenant Lea Journo chosen for the 2011 Woman Entrepreneur of the Year award.
*By Jessica Lipsky and Amelia Arvesen of the Danville Express. **Two Danville business owners and one San Ramon businesswoman were chosen for the 2011 Woman Entrepreneur of the Year award last week, sponsored by the Women's Initiative for Self-Employment, a microenterprise training and funding organization, the award recognizes exemplary local women.*
Bishop Ranch launches leasing referral program
Bishop Ranch would like to announce our new Referral Program- Refer a friend or colleague and we will reward you with $500
Smart Parents=Smart Kids?
One of the reasons businesses and residents are attracted to the San Ramon Valley is the quality of our public schools. I find it impressive that nearly 80 percent of students at Dougherty Valley High School who took the SAT in 2010 scored above a 1500! Eighty percent!
Unemployment rate lower in San Ramon than neighboring communities
San Ramon is faring better than most communities when it comes to unemployment. Despite a small creep upwards in July from 4.3 to 4.6 percent, San Ramon has one of the lowest unemployment rates in our area and is lower than Danville, Concord and Walnut Creek. Alameda and Contra Costa Country combined have an unemployment rate of 11 percent, which shows an improvement over last year's number at this time which was 11.6 percent. With statewide unemployment at 12.4% and the national rate at 9.2%, San Ramon is fortunate to have most of our residents hard at work and contributing to the economic recovery.
Incubator Concept Branching Out to New Industries - Blanca Torres, San Francisco Business Times
As the economy begins to recover, a brood of incubators is hatching, luring entrepreneurs and small businesses hoping to create the major companies of tomorrow. The newest incubators offer more than space for up and comers. They also offer collaboration with other incubator occupants. Sharing knowledge and resosurces, the companies may grow faster than they would on their own. In Oakland, the 25th Street Collective opened late last year to house fashion and design companies and promote sustainable business practices.
