Q2 2024
Building Tomorrow’s Downtown BOMA SF is working with partnering organizations, government officials, our members and others to revitalize downtown. A collection of articles in this issue of BOMA Views highlights recent developments. Learn more about efforts to redefine downtown as a place to live, work and be entertained.
BOMA SF CEO John Bryant moderated a panel discussion focusing on w Coffee with a Cop (Page 7) public and private efforts for revitalizw The Future Downtown is ing downtown at a sold-out luncheon Being Shaped Now (Page 8) program at the City Club in March. “We gathered a stellar panel to share their insights,” said BOMA Education & Events Committee member Debbie Shea, who worked with BOMA staff on the program. The discussion left members feeling hopeful about downtown’s future and eager to get involved in supporting the exciting recovery efforts. Panelists included: Claude Imbault, Downtown SF Partnership; Dan Kingsley, SKS Partners; Phil Spiegel, Please FiDi; and Chris Trotier, SHVO. They described transformative projects they are undertaking. Hear some of the perspectives they shared at the event and in follow-up interviews. Thank you to Corporate Care for sponsoring the event. w Public Safety Training (Page 7)
(Continued on page 6) Shown above: Panelists Dan Kingsley, SKS Partners; Chris Trotier, SHVO; Phil Spiegel, Please FiDi; Claude Imbault, Downtown SF Partnership; and John Bryant, BOMA SF.
BOMA at the Ballpark... Grand Slam for the Record Books
Were you among the 750 guests at BOMA at the Ballpark this year? If so, you helped make history! The April 18 Patio Party was the largest event in the history of BOMA SF — a true grand slam! A tradition for more than two decades, BOMA at the Ballpark is a delightful occasion for connecting with fellow members and sharing information about our industry, all while enjoying assorted culinary treats and libations offered by our creative food and beverage sponsors. (Continued on page 22)