Significant changes have recently occurred at Sawtelle-based Kilroy Realty Corp., with Gary Stevenson assuming the role of chairman. Stevenson, a member of the company’s board since 2014, succeeds Edward Brennan, who had held the position since 2024.
Kilroy Realty Board Expansion
In addition to the leadership change, Kilroy Realty expanded its board of directors with the addition of Cia Buckley Marakovits, co-owner and president of Dune Real Estate Partners, and David Kieske, an executive vice president at VICI Properties Inc.
AquaSonic Expands Retail Presence
Boyle Heights-based AquaSonic continues its retail expansion, now offering a line of electric toothbrushes in Target Corp. Stores nationwide. This follows the introduction of another toothbrush line in Walmart Inc. Stores last year and a long-standing partnership with Walgreens stores.
AquaSonic Chief Executive Arsalan Rahbarpoor stated that the expansion with Target represents a “meaningful step forward” in the company’s long-term growth strategy. AquaSonic also relocated its headquarters from Chinatown to Boyle Heights last year.
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles Launches Fundraising Campaign
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles has launched its 11th annual Make March Matter campaign, aiming to raise $1 million this month to support hospital operations. CHLA President and Chief Executive Paul Viviano noted that March represents a time for local businesses and the community to support the hospital’s mission.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the fresh chairman of Kilroy Realty Corp.?
Gary Stevenson is the new chairman of Kilroy Realty Corp., succeeding Edward Brennan.
Where is AquaSonic’s headquarters located?
AquaSonic’s headquarters is located in Boyle Heights, having relocated from Chinatown last year.
What is the fundraising goal for Children’s Hospital Los Angeles’ Make March Matter campaign?
The fundraising goal for the campaign is $1 million.
How might these shifts in leadership and market expansion impact the future trajectory of these organizations?
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