People have begun returning to in-person work in San Francisco’s economic core — the Financial District, East Cut, Union Square, Yerba Buena, Embarcadero, Market Street and Mission Bay — reaffirming the importance of these neighborhoods as a critical economic driver for both the city and the region. While this return represents a significant collective investment in San Francisco's economic recovery, it is just a first step. In the existing post-pandemic landscape there has arisen a profound need to re-articulate the value proposition of the city's economic core to employers, employees, residents and visitors. This will require a new level of collaboration between public and private-sector stakeholders to seize opportunities and overcome extant challenges. Join us to hear how cross-sector partnership can spark dialogue and organize stakeholders for a more robust and vibrant future for San Francisco's downtown.
- Kate Sofis / San Francisco Office of Economic and Workforce Development
- Andrew Chun / Sidecar Hospitality
- Robbie Silver / Downtown SF
- Wade Rose / AdvanceSF
- Ramona Prieto / Uber
Co-presented by Advance SF.