Set against the breathtaking skyline of San Francisco, the Amador Club Penthouse is a magnificent setting for an evening of conversation, curated cocktails & appetizers, and meaningful connections with your fellow Ivy+ alumni. Come enjoy this 21st century interpretation of the classic social club, which is normally open only to members and their guests.
The Amador Club occupies the two penthouse floors (10th & 11th floors) at 550 Montgomery in the original Bank of Italy Building. Constructed in 1908, it remains one of the oldest and most recognizable structures in the Financial District. The 13,000-square-foot duplex penthouse showcases the original dark wood and hand-painted wallpaper, paying homage to the building's illustrious Gold Coast heritage.
Come reconnect with old friends, meet new ones, and expand your network among your fellow Ivy+ alumni in the sophisticated ambience of this private club in San Francisco.
Business casual or nattier is recommended. The club prohibits shorts, sandals, and sweats. In short, dress to impress - and remember to wear your Cornell red!
Registration ends on Thursday, February 13 at noon or when tickets sell out, so register today!
REGISTRATION (includes one signature cocktail and appetizers)
Cornell NorCal dues-paying members and non-members: $60
Register here: https://hbsanc.org/events/170542
Buy tickets in advance online; no tickets sold at the door. All tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable.
LOCATION
Amador Social Club
550 Montgomery St. (at Clay St.), 10th floor (penthouse level), San Francisco
(415) 956-0506
TRANSPORTATION
Parking garages are available. The Amador is 6 blocks from the Montgomery BART station.
QUESTIONS? Contact Anjai "AJ" Gandhi of the Harvard Business School Association of Northern California at info@hbsanc.org.
This event is co-hosted by the Harvard Business School Association of Northern California, Penn Club of Silicon Valley, Kellogg Alumni Club of San Francisco Bay Area, Columbia Alumni Association NorCal, Yale Club of Silicon Valley, Yale Club of SF, UCLA Bay Area Bruins Network, Oxford Alumni Network of NorCal, UC Berkeley Haas, UC Berkeley International, Brown Club of Greater San Francisco, Wharton Club of Northern California, Cornell NorCal, London Business School, and many others.
