Weaver Opens New Office in San Francisco, Expanding Northern California Presence and Statewide Reach

HOUSTON (August 10, 2026) — Weaver, a national accounting and advisory firm, has announced the opening of its new office in San Francisco, California. Located at One Sansome Street, Suite 1800, the office reflects Weaver’s continued investment in strategic markets and its commitment to serving clients throughout the West Coast.

The San Francisco office is led by Tigran Hovasapyan, executive partner, who will support the firm’s growth in the local market and help advance Weaver’s client service, recruiting and business development efforts across the Bay Area and Northern California region.

“California continues to be an important market for Weaver, and the opening of our San Francisco office represents the next step in that growth,” said John Mackel, CEO and managing partner at Weaver. “We’re investing in the markets where our clients operate and where our people want to build their careers. San Francisco strengthens our ability to support organizations throughout the Bay Area while connecting them to the depth of resources and experience available across our firm.”

The addition of the San Francisco office expands Weaver’s California footprint to seven locations and brings the firm’s West Coast presence to eight offices, reinforcing the long-term investment in the region. With locations spanning Northern and Southern California, Weaver continues to build an integrated presence throughout the state to deliver local insights backed by national resources.

“The Bay Area has long been a center for innovation, investment and business growth,” said Hovasapyan. “Establishing a presence here enables us to deepen relationships with clients and the business community while supporting organizations across California.”

The new 4,796-square-foot office includes four offices and is designed to support client collaboration, team connection and flexible work. Weaver worked with Scott Morse and Katherine Pool of Citadel Partners on the lease transaction, and Barker Pacific Group served as contractor.