BISHOP RANCH, INC.
SEBRING, FLORIDA

Download brochures, press materials, publications, photos, and logos. Looking for something else? Call us at 925.866.0100 and let us help. As the premier business address in the San Francisco Bay Area, Bishop Ranch is home to over 600 thriving companies in more than 30 industries, from Fortune 500 companies such as Chevron, AT&T, PG&E, Bank of the West, GE and Ford to small entrepreneurial firms and professional practices in growing areas like social software and clean technology. Set among the green and gold hills of sunny Contra Costa County, Bishop Ranch is a distinctive presence in this prosperous region. The leafy, park like setting combines the tranquil beauty with superior architecture and landscape design to create an inviting and prestigious image for business. Why Bishop Ranch It’s simple. We offer our tenants an unbeatable combination of value, flexibility, hands-on property management and fully integrated services. Plus, our eco-friendly business practices, networking opportunities and a host of amenities make Bishop Ranch the smart choice for your company. Bishop Ranch offers the amenities of an urban location close to home. Learn why Bishop Ranch is the best place to work. America’s largest companies have chosen Bishop Ranch for over 35 years. Learn why our location is the best place to build a business. Why Small Businesses and Startups Love Us Did you know Bishop Ranch offers pre-built suites from 250 square feet. Bishop Ranch is not just for Fortune 500 Businesses. Our BR Ready Program helps your small business grow. Nestled among the rolling hills of the beautiful San Ramon Valley, Bishop Ranch was originally part of a 3,000-acre parcel of land called Norris Ranch. Norris Ranch, populated with pear trees, walnut groves and herds of sheep, is subdivided; 1,770 acres become Bishop Ranch. Upon the death of Mr. Bishop, Western Electric acquires Bishop Ranch to house a manufacturing plant. Sunset Development Company sees the opportunity to create Bishop Ranch, which launches economic growth for the region. Bishop Ranch becomes one of America's premier corporate locations, with 10 million square feet of office, retail and hotel space. Bishop Ranch is transforming into a suburban downtown adding shopping and housing. Bishop Ranch Timeline At Bishop Ranch, sustainability means something. Our unrivaled and comprehensive environmental policies enhance your brand, demonstrating that your business participates in sustainable practices. They also benefit your employees, who feel good about working here and enjoying a healthier lifestyle. Free bus passes valued at $2,000,000 provided annually to Bishop Ranch commuters (April 2010 marked the 3 millionth Bishop Ranch transit passenger) 68 percent of cars driving to Bishop Ranch aren’t single-occupancy vehicles, aided by our vanpool and carpool initiatives Bishop Ranch is in a league of its own. Premium facilities, unparalleled tenant service, exceptional amenities and award-winning transit programs make Bishop Ranch what it is today. Meet the experienced senior management team who, along with 120 professionals, works to serve our customers’ needs. Masud R. Mehran (1920-2013) founded Sunset Development Company, a diversified real estate organization, in 1951 and served as Chairman of the Board. Over the past 60 years, Mr. Mehran developed 1,260 acres of land in Livermore into a fully integrated residential community called Sunset Town, and 585 acres in San Ramon into a fully integrated business community called Bishop Ranch. Alexander R. Mehran, Sr. is the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Sunset Development Company, founded by his father, Masud Mehran. Prior to joining Sunset Development in 1977, Mr. Mehran spent three years at J.P. Morgan of New York, where he managed real estate companies and assets owned by the bank. Alexander Mehran, Jr., LEED AP, President and Chief Operating Officer at Sunset Development, has been part of the team since 2009. Before joining Sunset Development, Mr. Mehran spent several years at Goldman Sachs & Co. in the Infrastructure Private Equity Fund group in New York. In his prior role as Senior Vice President and General Manager, Mr. Mehran was responsible for the management of Sunset Development’s Bishop Ranch and Livermore properties. James Clancy is the Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer at Sunset Development, a position he’s held since December 2000. His responsibilities include overseeing all aspects of finance, treasury, banking, IT, enterprise and credit risk management. Mr. Clancy’s 30 years of experience include positions at Price Waterhouse, The Chronicle Publishing Company and, most recently, as the CFO of the San Francisco Chronicle. David Fields is the Executive Vice President, Chief Administrative Officer and General Counsel of Sunset Development Company where he oversees the company’s legal matters, Human Resources/Administration and focuses on organizing the company for its future growth. Mr. Fields brings more than 20 years of combined experience as a lawyer, general counsel, and senior executive. Mr. Fields received his Juris Doctor degree from Harvard Law School and his Bachelor of Arts degree from Yale University. Harout Hagopian is the Senior Vice President, General Manager of Property Management of Sunset Development. Mr. Hagopian was formerly the Vice President of Operations for Equity Office, San Francisco region, where he managed 5.5 million square feet of office property. He is responsible for the management of Sunset Development’s Bishop Ranch property, including managing customer relationships, the maintenance of building infrastructure and interior space, landscaping, site maintenance, and events. Jeff Dodd is Senior Vice President of Retail at Sunset Development. Mr. Dodd joined the company in September of 2014 to lead the company’s retail development, including City Center, at Bishop Ranch and the food and amenity program at BR 2600. Mr. Dodd previously ran his own retail consulting firm after his tenure of over twenty years at the Irvine Company. Mr. Dodd received his B.S. from California State University, Long Beach and his M.B.A. from UC Irvine. He is a member of the International Council of Shopping Centers.