ISES-NCC Biennial Vendor Showcase

Streets of San Francisco Centerpieces by Well Rehearsed

We were very proud to be a part of this week’s ISES Northern California Chapter Biennial Vendor Showcase. The event, which took place at City View at Metreon brought together local event vendors from across Northern California for the “Let’s Do Business Together” bi-annual showcase in an exhibition-style format. Alf Nucifora of the Luxury Marketing Council of SF delivered an energetic keynote.

The tabletops featured Streets of San Francisco Centerpieces by Well Rehearsed and a delicious luncheon was provided by our friends, Small Potatoes Catering & Events, including a Meyer Lemon Meringue for dessert. Thank you to Soulflower Floral Design for arranging our beautiful orange floral centerpiece adorned with kumquat oranges!

Orange Flowers by Soulflower Floral DesignMeyer lemon meringue by Small Potatoes Catering & Events

Here is one of Gene’s shots that we were able to print, email, and share instantaneously from Jack’s iPad in real-time (below).

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Real-time prints by Orange

Thank you to the hardworking team at ISES-NCC, the event sponsors & fellow vendors. We look forward to living up to the showcase theme, and doing business together this New Year!  To see more event photos, be sure to visit and tag yourself & friends in the Facebook album or visit the full gallery online.

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President, Valerie Hopple
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About the Author: Jack Huynh

Jack Huynh is co-founder of Orange Photography, the San Francisco photo and video agency serving corporate brands nationwide since 2001. A former dot-com technical lead with an economics degree from UC Berkeley, he guides Orange’s growth and technology, from headshot activations to AI-assisted image delivery. Based in Ann Arbor, he’s also building Beyond the Cushion, a long-term portrait project on Buddhism in modern America. Dad and runner. Read Jack’s full bio →