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Menlo Park Mayor Ray Mueller will join Pacific Union executives to cut the ribbon on Pacific Union Real Estate’s new office in Menlo Park on Thursday, April 24.

The event is set for 6 p.m. at Pacific Union’s new location at 1706 El Camino Real, Suite 200. The company has been operating temporarily in Menlo Park at 3500 Alameda de las Pulgas.

This week, Pacific Union has brought on five new real estate agents for the Menlo Park office: Tom LeMieux, Kristin Cashin, Shane Stent, Doyle Rundell and Carolyn Rianda, according to spokesperson Terri Tiffany.

Other agents in the Menlo Park office are: Carol McCorkle, Nathalie de Saint Andrieu, Katharine Carroll, Deanna Tarr, Jennifer Pollock, Amy Sung, Elyse Barca and Ginna Lazar.

Pacific Union CEO Mark McLaughlin and Vice President David Barca will participate in the ribbon-cutting event, when the company will give a check of $5,000 to each of nine nonprofit organizations in Menlo Park and Palo Alto. The organizations are: Menlo Park-Atherton Education Foundation, the Las Lomitas Education Foundation, Music@Menlo, Peninsula Volunteers Rosener House, Jennifer Kranz Fund/Lucile Packard Foundation, East Palo Alto Tennis and Tutoring, One Million Lights, Palo Alto Partners in Education and Collective Roots.

Pacific Union has 27 offices in the Bay Area. The Menlo Park and Burlingame offices are headed by Mr. Barca.

● Earlier story: Dave Barca heads new Pacific Union office (Nov. 25, 2013).

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  1. Congratulations to the Leadership of Pacific Union Real Estate in recognizing the importance of community involvement. What a great “kick-off” message from this established San Francisco firm who has a years old reputation for generous community support. Welcome to the Peninsula!

  2. Thanks, Larry. We spent a long time deciding how to honor the traditions and community in Menlo Park before we opened our Pacific Union Silicon Valley Flagship here. There is such a rich history of organizations working for good in this City. We are very happy that you took note. Thank you for your kind comment.

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