BCA FYI

BCA FYI

Bragging Rights

January 26th, 2012

When Dave Juhnke was named SLO Chamber Citizen of the Year Saturday night, he wasn’t the only family member surprised by the honor. Wife Sharon was also kept in the dark, making both the award and the surprise appearance by the couple’s twin sons (and Stanford students) a doubly happy whammy. Kudos to Dave’s law partner June McIvor, who plotted the operation and snuck the boys into town … Chevron’s local Public Affairs Manager, Suzanne Parker, did a bang up job with a presentation to her peers on the topic of how community values and land use decisions intersect – such a bang up, in fact, that she’s been asked to present again – this time to a team assembled at Chevron’s corporate headquarters in San Ramon … Maggie Eppright, the SLO High volleyball star who was named County Player of the Year for girls volleyball by the Tribune, is the daughter of Andre, Morris & Buttery managing partner Kathy Eppright and husband (and standout athlete) Chris.

Categories — Business Successes, Good Press

December 15th, 2011

Thoma Electric and PMSM Architects were two SLO county firms honored recently at a Hope School District (Santa Barbara) “Hit the Switch” celebration. A group of business and government luminaries (clever word play) gathered to be recognized for efforts to bring solar power to district schools.

Categories — Charity

December 1st, 2011

Local author Jay Asher’s at it again. His previous book, 13 Reasons, is already being made into a movie and now the movie rights to his next book, The Future of Us, have been purchased.

Categories — Business Successes

October 27th, 2011

We’re not the only ones bragging about Morro Bay author Jeff Wheelwright’s recently published book, The Wandering Gene and the Indian Princess: Race, Religion & DNA. The prestigious Publisher’s Weekly has reviewed the work.

Categories — Good Press