The Cooper Companies Will Move From Pleasanton To San Ramon

SAN RAMON, CA — Nine new Bay Area companies will soon be moving into Bishop Ranch in San Ramon. The new tenants will join other businesses including: AT&T, Chevron, IBM, Rodan + Fields, PG&E, GE Digital, Robert Half, SAP, BlackBerry, Bank of the West, and Toyota.

“With our host of amenities, the new City Center Bishop Ranch across the street, and an excellent talent pool in the area, these companies found Bishop Ranch as the ideal location for their offices,” said Alexander Mehran, Jr., president and chief operating officer of Sunset Development Company, owner of Bishop Ranch. “We take great pride in providing and fulfilling our customers’ needs with innovative and complete solutions in the modern workplace.”

The nine new leases include:

• The Cooper Companies
• Franklin Templeton
• ARC (NYSE:ARC)
• TRI Pointe Homes
• Foster Farms
• Mason-McDuffie Mortgage Corporation
• GCL
• Lennar
• Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A

“We’re confident our new location at Bishop Ranch will allow us to build a deeper rapport and presence with the San Ramon community, while fostering collaboration and fueling the continued growth of our company,” said Albert G. White III, president and chief executive officer of The Cooper Companies. The company will be moving from Pleasanton.

There are more than 600 businesses in Bishop Ranch.

“The decision to relocate our headquarters to Bishop Ranch was a logical step in our growth strategy,” said Suri Suriyakumar, chief executive officer of ARC (NYSE:ARC). “Our move was driven by the desire to combine our Northern California staff and the need for a more collaborative environment. Bishop Ranch not only had the space we needed, but it also featured amenities that would significantly enhance the work environment for our employees. We’ve built out a tremendously practical, team-oriented, and beautiful space at BR15, and we’re looking forward to doing great work here.”

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