sf.citi’s TWO CENTS ON STRIPE LEAVING SAN FRANCISCO Last week, sf.citi weighed in on the decision made by payment processing company Stripe to move its headquarters outside of San Francisco.... read more →
by Steven Buccini Sometimes living in San Francisco feels like magic. And I’m not just talking about gorgeous sunsets at Ocean Beach or late-night burritos at El Farolito. It’s the... read more →
SUPERVISOR RONEN AND MAYOR BREED'S DIFFERING VISIONS FOR MENTAL HEALTH On theme with World Mental Health Day, sf.citi and our members talked to District 9 Supervisor Hillary Ronen about her... read more →
On October 10, World Mental Health Day, sf.citi and Pinterest hosted an important conversation about workplace mental health at “Burnout: How to Survive (and Thrive) in the Always On Culture.”... read more →
JOIN ELECTION READY WITH sf.citi’s 2019 VOTER GUIDE We are just over a month away from San Francisco’s next municipal election, and sf.citi is excited to share our 2019 Voter... read more →
JOIN sf.citi & PINTEREST FOR WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY ON OCTOBER 10 Where will you be on October 10 for World Mental Health Day? You could be learning how tech... read more →
Last Wednesday, September 11, San Francisco's old Honda dealership at 10 South Van Ness Avenue transformed into a temporary meal packing plant operated by volunteers from all over the City.... read more →
FUN SUSTAINABILITY FACTS FROM CORPORATE GREENING Last week, some 150 sustainability-minded San Franciscans gathered at the California Academy of Sciences for sf.citi’s latest event, Corporate Greening: Building Sustainable Companies. The... read more →
By Jacqueline McGraw Meet Marlon, a recent graduate of San Francisco's Mission High School who spent the summer interning at sf.citi member Dropbox. For the past few years, Dropbox employees... read more →
On August 28, sustainability-minded San Franicscans from all over the City gathered at the California Academy of Sciences for the latest sf.citi event, Corporate Greening: Building Sustainable Companies. Greeted by... read more →
