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The Big Brother house can hold a maximum of 100 guests for standing drinks receptions and networking events. For groups of 50 or less Chillisauce can create events for team building, sit down dinners, product launches and conferences. It is the rare chance to temporarily become house mates, complete your very own group tasks, talk to Big Brother in the diary room and relax in the Big Brother garden. The Big Brother House is located at Elstree Studios in Borehamwood and is a 22 minute train journey from London Kings Cross station. The venue will be available to hire Monday to Thursday from 9am until 10pm. The venue is complete with all furnishings, but there will be no production or filming involved in the events.Try CBS All Access Try 1 Week FREE with CBS All AccessNate Svihlik has been appointed mall manager for The Shops at Mission Viejo. Svihlik is responsible for local leasing, tenant relations, building operations, security and marketing efforts. Svihlik joined Simon Property Group in 2014.
Christopher M. Robertson and Denisha P. McKenzie have joined Carothers DiSante & Freudenberger in Irvine. Robertson rejoins as a partner to provide prelitigation counseling and legal solutions on all workplace-related issues. McKenzie joins as an associate and will provide legal counsel to clients regarding employee rights and benefits. Diane Pritchett, executive director of the South Coast Metro Alliance, has joined the board of nonprofit Project Independence of Costa Mesa. Pritchett is also a member of the board of the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce. First Foundation Inc., a financial services company with two wholly owned operating subsidiaries, First Foundation Advisors and First Foundation Bank, is acquiring two branches from Pacific Western Bank in Laguna Hills and Seal Beach. The deposits in the branches total roughly $200 million. No loans are being acquired in connection with the transaction, which is expected to be completed before the end of the year, subject to regulatory approval and customary closing conditions.
At deal’s end, First Foundation Bank will operate 11 branches, nine of which are in California. Mission Viejo-based Ensign Group, which has skilled nursing, rehabilitative care services, hospice care, assisted living and urgent-care companies, has sold its 14 urgent-care operations in the Seattle region to MultiCare Health System, a nonprofit health care group, for undisclosed terms. Ensign runs roughly 230 health care facilities in 14 states, including California. The sale includes 14 clinics in the area and two that are under development. O’Reilly Auto Parts is opening a location at 500 N. Harbor Blvd. in La Habra. The store will celebrate its grand opening Wednesday through Oct. 25. Matt Shapiro, managing partner of the Seasons 52 in Costa Mesa, has achieved “Diamond Club” status with parent company Darden Restaurants. Shapiro joins a group of five top-performing managing partners selected from the 40 Seasons 52 restaurants in North America. Marquee Staffing in Irvine received the American Staffing Association Genius Grand Award for 2016.
A panel of communications and marketing experts selected the honorees among ASA member companies. Jone Pearce, a dean’s professor of organization and management at the Paul Merage School of Business at UC Irvine, was inducted Sept. 6 into the College of Fellows during the 30th annual British Academy of Management Conference in Newcastle, England. Pearce was among four professors recognized for outstanding academic contributions to business and management scholarship and to the general well-being of business and management education. Kevin Ruiz, an Orange County District Attorney’s Office investigator, was recognized by Orange County Probation Department for his collaborative work at the Annual Chief’s Award Ceremony. Ruiz has been in law enforcement for 40 years and is assigned to the Orange County Gang Reduction and Intervention Partnership. He partners with police departments to provide education and recreational opportunities for at-risk students, which increases school attendance and decreases gang activity.
The Orange Coast College Foundation has received $240,000 from Pimco co-founder Bill Gross and his wife, Sue, to establish a a scholars program that will support students pursuing career and technical education at OCC. The Grosses established a similar scholarship program at Saddleback College in 2014, giving 80 students a chance to earn a scholarship that would prepare them for skilled jobs. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Orange County and the Inland Empire raised a record-breaking $1.5 million to support the nonprofit’s one-to-one youth mentoring programs. Some 400 of Southern California’s business and community leaders attended the fundraiser in Newport Beach, where Rudy J. Baldoni, CEO of Newport Investment Associates, received the organization's highest honor, the 2016 Joel K. Rubenstein Award. Baldoni, serves on the executive board for the local agency and became national chair of Big Brothers Big Sisters of America earlier this year. Allstate agency owner Jesse Lewis in Anaheim Hills received the Allstate Agency Hands in the Community Award for helping others.
The Allstate Foundation awarded $1,000 grants to Hispanic 100 Foundation, Canyon High School Education Foundation, Pop Warner Little Scholars and Crescent Elementary School. Jaguar Land Rover North America in Irvine will hold an open house today for veterans seeking work. The company wants to hire 180 veterans in the U.S. by the end of the year. Attendees will speak with local retailers, tour the training center and watch technical demonstrations from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Jaguar Land Rover Academy, 9292 Jeronimo Road. Navy Federal Credit Union will host shred-a-thons at its Orange County branches between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. Saturday.The bank, with locations in Fountain Valley and Santa Ana, requests paper items only. Remove all clips and metal fasteners beforehand. Do not bring business or commercial materials, CDs or hard substances. In Fountain Valley: 18709 Brookhurst St., Suite 5A; in Santa Ana: 2022 E 17th St. Jackie Slater, a former Rams offensive tackle, will be the keynote speaker at the 2016 KidWorks Foundation for Success fundraising luncheon.