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Natali T. Del Conte
Clothes make the man — again
- The workingmen in suits moving around the Financial District are few and far between. This isn’t surprising given the casual work environment that is one of few residuals of the dot-com era. But retail and fashion experts believe more formal office attire is making a comeback.
Charles Moore: Real estate is in his blood
- Some people take a long time to find their true calling. But Charles Moore knew he was destined to work in real estate since he was a child.
- Some people take a long time to find their true calling. But Charles Moore knew he was destined to work in real estate since he was a child.
Newer home with great views
- This Clarendon Heights home is one of The City’s newer properties. Built in 1996, the home has a quintessential Mediterranean style to it with the extensive panoramic views of the Bay and the downtown area.
- This Clarendon Heights home is one of The City’s newer properties. Built in 1996, the home has a quintessential Mediterranean style to it with the extensive panoramic views of the Bay and the downtown area.
Nicole Alvino
- Nicole Alvino had a heart-to-heart talk with herself after her career at Enron Corp. went to the dogs. She was working 15 to 18 hours a day in finance when her job tanked with the rest of the company. Fortunately, she had already made plans to go to business school, so she took the time in the interim to mentally chart out a new path.
- Nicole Alvino had a heart-to-heart talk with herself after her career at Enron Corp. went to the dogs. She was working 15 to 18 hours a day in finance when her job tanked with the rest of the company. Fortunately, she had already made plans to go to business school, so she took the time in the interim to mentally chart out a new path.
‘Lovely details’ in remodeled building
- This Pacific Heights penthouse is one of only 12 half-floor residences in the building.
- This Pacific Heights penthouse is one of only 12 half-floor residences in the building.
S.F. gets new tourism leader
- The interviewing process for the new president and CEO of the San Francisco Convention & Visitors Bureau took all of three weeks. The winning candidate, Joe D’Allesandro, was simply going about his business three weeks ago when he got a call from a headhunter asking him to interview for the position.
Michael Fields
- Michael Fields has a very patient wife. Sandra Fields is originally from the Virgin Islands and has been waiting 38 years to move back to her warm-weathered isles. But it looks like she’ll just have to keep waiting.
The City checks out The Big Apple
- San Francisco officials and business executives may be sporting “I ? NY” T-shirts next week after spending five days in The Big Apple. The San Francisco Chamber of Commerce’s eighth annual CityTrip leaves Tuesday for New York City with 48 delegates eager to learn from New York VIPs.
Conference proves industry alive and well
- The online advertising industry is young and healthy and apparently so are those who work in it. Last week’s ad:tech conference Wednesday through Friday at the Moscone Center overflowed with fresh young faces eager to make their mark in the digital advertising world. Ad:tech did not release the average age of the conference participants but it couldn’t have been over 35.
Terry Hird Teaching people how to negotiate
- Terry Hird thinks most people don’t see the forest through the trees when they approach a business negotiation.
- Terry Hird thinks most people don’t see the forest through the trees when they approach a business negotiation.
A challenge verifying online advertising
- Though there’s concern surrounding Internet “click fraud,” there is no agreement on how to define it, how prevalent it is or who to blame for it.
