Biz News: Jackson Lewis signs lease for Irvine office tower
Workplace law firm Jackson Lewis will take up a 22,000-square-foot floor of 200 Spectrum Center Drive.
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Jackson Lewis signs lease for Irvine office tower
Workplace law firm Jackson Lewis has signed a lease for a new Irvine office.
The firm will take up a 22,000-square-foot floor of 200 Spectrum Center Drive, Orange County’s tallest office building.
The 21-story building is now more than 60% leased.
“With its central location, 200 Spectrum Center is ideally situated for serving our clients and recruiting and retaining the region’s top lawyers,” Samantha Hoffman, managing principal of Jackson Lewis’ Orange County office, said in a statement.
Irvine company launches dating website
An Irvine-based company has launched a new social dating and relationship website, WandM.com, for Southern California.
The company says the site helps make “online to offline dating faster,” and can help plan dates.
Lifeline Emergency acquired by Tunstall
Tunstall Healthcare has acquired the assets of Irvine-based Lifeline Emergency Response Systems via its U.S. subsidiary, Tunstall Americas, according to a news release.
The acquisition expands Tunstall’s role in “consolidating the fragmented medical alert market,” the company stated.
Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Lifeline was founded in 2004.
Keystone starts new investment bank
Keystone Capital Markets, which has an Irvine office, recently formed an investment bank that offers merger and acquisition services.
“We are all excited to return to our independent, client-focused heritage,” founding partner Allan Siposs said in a statement. “There is a strong need in the middle market for high-caliber, senior-level advisory services that enhance value for clients. We have put together an experienced, successful team of investment bankers with strong contacts and the proven ability to execute transactions.”
Irvine church receives $100,000 grant
OneWest Bank, a division of CIT Bank, gave a $100,000 grant to the COR Community Development Corp., a nonprofit of Christ Our Redeemer African Methodist Episcopal Church in Irvine.
The grant will support COR’s Innovation Fund, an entrepreneurial program targeting at-risk, low-income youth in Orange County.
— From staff reports
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