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FP Template.Indd 3 11/4/19 10:54 AM INVESTMENTS FPSac Template.indd 300 Cover.indd 1 1 11/4/1911/4/19 12:11 11:28 PM AM 1-800-982-2660 | TriCountiesBank.com 300 FP Temp.indd 2 11/1/19 12:16 PM FP Template.indd 3 11/4/19 10:54 AM INVESTMENTS AKT has spearheaded the development of new We love Sacramento and are honored communities and commercial centers throughout “to be part of the community. the Sacramento region. Positive impact, lasting Chrysa Tsakopoulos Demos, value, and civic and community benefit guide President & CEO1 Capitol Mall,” Downtown Sacramento every decision we make. From Elk Grove to Natomas, to Folsom, Roseville and El Dorado Hills, AKT has been the master developer of thriving communities where thousands of families live, work and play. AKT Investments · 916.383.2500 FP Template.indd 4 11/5/19 12:19 PM New Name Same Commitment At WGG Wealth Partners formerly Westlake, Grahl, and Glover, your financial well being means more than just investments. 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Ships’ registry: Malta and Ecuador. 09_01_NW_PRC_7.6875x10_SacramentoFP Template.indd 7 Annual Pub_Celebrity Brand Ad v3.indd 1 11/4/198/5/19 10:56 1:13 AM PM Index: By Name 16 Index: By Entity 12 Letter From the Editor 19 Photography Credits 82 Arts, Sports + Entertainment 21 Art Dance Music Theater Sports 21 Business 27 Automotive Banking + Finance Corporate Philanthropy Energy Financial Planning Technology Education + Health Care 37 K–12 Colleges + Universities 37 Hospitals Medical Groups 8 SACRAMENTO 300 TOC.indd 8 11/5/19 3:44 PM why our Wonder employees donated over $500,000 last year? SMUD employees (left to right): Vanith, James, Arlen (SMUD CEO), Mary and Tina We’re community-owned, not-for-profit. “I’m proud of our employees and their commitment to generously give back to the community we serve. As the region’s community-owned, not-for-profit electric service, I’m honored and humbled to lead a company whose people are committed to making a positive difference in the lives of others each and every day.” Arlen Orchard, CEO and General Manager Learn more at smud.org/Community 1190-19 ® A trademark of Sacramento Municipal Utility District, Reg. U.S. Pat. & Tm. Off. FP Template.indd 9 11/4/19 10:57 AM Food + Agriculture 43 Beer, Wine + Beverage Farming Restaurants + Chefs Government + Civic Leaders 51 Advocacy Economic Development Local Government Religion State Government Tourism Transportation Utilities Real Estate 61 Commercial Residential Professionals 69 Accounting Advertising, Marketing + Public Relations Architecture + Design Engineering Fashion + Style Law Lobbyists 61 Media Social Media 10 SACRAMENTO 300 TOC.indd 10 11/5/19 2:38 PM 191105_300_RIGHTSIDE_PROD.pdf 1 11/5/2019 3:50:44 PM FP Template.indd 11 11/5/19 4:19 PM Index by entity 1810 Gallery ..................................22 CBRE .........................................65 Front Street Animal Shelter .................58 3fold Communications ...................... 72 CBS13/CW31 ................................. 74 FSB Core Strategies .......................... 71 Adventist Health .............................42 Center for Land-Based Learning ...........45 Fulcrum Property ............................62 AECOM ......................................64 Chrisa Pappas ...............................76 Future Automotive Group ...................28 Aerojet Rocketdyne ..........................31 City of Sacramento ..........................52 Genovese Burford & Brothers ..........32, 33 Agile Global Solutions .......................34 City of West Sacramento ...................52 Gilbert, CPAs ................................78 AgreeYa Solutions ...........................35 Clark/Sullivan Construction Inc. ............64 Ginger Elizabeth Chocolates ................47 AKT Development ...........................67 Closed Loop .................................70 Golden 1 Credit Union ...................29, 80 AKT Investments ............................62 Colliers International ........................65 Golden Pacific Bank .........................29 ALLDATA ....................................35 Congregation B’nai Israel ....................55 Greater Sacramento Economic Council ... 60 Alluma ........................................33 Cordano Company ..........................63 Habitat for Humanity of Greater Allworth Financial ............................33 Corti Brothers ...............................48 Sacramento ..................................57 American River Bank ........................29 Cosumnes River College ....................39 Hanson Bridgett LLP ........................80 American River College .....................39 CPOPP WORKSHOP ........................76 Harvego Companies ........................47 Ann M. Evans Consulting ....................44 Crocker Art Museum ........................23 Harvest Law Group ..........................79 Ascent Environmental .......................79 Crowe LLP ...................................78 Heller Pacific .................................67 Augustine Agency ...........................70 Cushman & Wakefield .......................64 Hermocillo-Azevedo Strategic Axiom Advisors ..............................78 David Sobon Events .........................22 Communications LLC .......................78 Bardis Homes ................................66 Davis Joint Unified School District ..........39 Honey ......................................... 71 Birdies ........................................75 Delegata .....................................34 Hunter Angler Gardener Cook ..............45 BlackPine Communities .....................65 Design Shop Interiors .......................76 Hyatt Regency Sacramento. 58 Blue Diamond Growers ......................44 de Vere’s Irish Pub ...........................48 Intel Corporation ............................35 Bogle Vineyards .............................46 Dignity Health, Greater Sacramento Irish Hospitality Group ......................48 Brewer Lofgren LLP ..........................81 Service Area ................................. 40 JAYJAY ...................................22, 23 B Street Theatre .............................23 DiverseCity Ventures .........................31 Jeanne Reaves Consulting ...................31 Buehler .......................................79 Downey Brand LLP ...................79, 80, 81 Kaiser Permanente/Roseville ................41 Buzz Oates ...................................62 Downtown Sacramento Partnership .......59 Kaiser Permanente/ Sacramento ............41 California Chamber of Commerce .........57 Dreyer Babich Buccola Wood Kaiser Permanente/South Sacramento ....42 California Craft Brewers Association .......46 Campora, LLP ................................81 KCRA KQCA My58 .......................... 74 California Department of Dreyfuss + Blackford Architecture .........76 Kerrie Kelly Design Lab ...................... 77 Business Oversight ..........................52 Edelman ......................................70 KFBK ......................................... 74 California Department of Water Resources 59 Elmets Communications ....................70 Kitchell CEM, Inc. ............................64 California Hospital Association ..............41 Entercom Communications ................. 74 Kleinfelder ...................................79 California Medical Association ............. 40 Eskaton ...................................... 40 Knee Deep Brewing Company ..............45 California State Controller’s Office .........55 Ethan Conrad Properties, Inc. ...............63 KPMG LLP ...................................79 California State Governor’s Office ..........54 Faithmari Inc. ................................ 72 Kru Restaurant ..............................46 California State Supreme Court ............55 Farm Fresh To You ...........................44 KTXL-TV Fox 40 .............................75 California State Teachers’ Felderstein Fitzgerald Willoughby KXTV-TV ABC10 ............................ 74 Retirement System ..........................52 & Pascuzzi LLP ...............................81 Lasher Automotive Group ..................28 California Strategies, LLC ................77, 78 First Northern Bank .........................30 LDK Ventures ............................62,
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