Convene, a global hospitality company, has announced the opening its newest venue and first San Francisco location, Convene 100 Stockton. Convene 100 Stockton is in the Union Square neighbourhood of San Francisco, and is part of the redevelopment of the 100 Stockton Street building; formerly a department store. The new location will aid Convene in providing its services, which include corporate event and meeting spaces, event production resources, in-house catering, an A/V team, and hybrid tech support. The venue spans 4923.8 sqm and features seven meeting rooms. The largest room can accommodate just under 670 individuals, with a total buy-out of approximately 1,900 guests. The design of Convene 100 Stockton is reminiscent of the surrounding landmarked architecture, as each Convene location incorporates components that pay homage to the neighbourhood in which it is based. The venue joins Convene’s network of nearly 40 meeting, event, and flexible workspace locations across its portfolio of brands.
Convene opens first San Francisco location at 100 Stockton
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