Weaver Relocates Pasadena Office to Support Continued Growth in Southern California

HOUSTON (July 23, 2026) — Weaver, a national accounting and advisory firm, has relocated its Pasadena, California, office to 75 N. Fair Oaks Avenue, Suite 800, in the city’s historic commercial district. The new office reflects the firm’s continued investment in Southern California and is one of six Weaver offices across the state.

The new 30,628-square-foot space features 29 offices and 162 workstations designed to support collaboration among Weaver’s audit, tax and advisory professionals. Located in the heart of Old Pasadena, the location offers convenient access for clients throughout the greater Los Angeles area while placing the team in one of the region’s most established business and cultural districts.

“We continue to invest in the markets where our clients and professionals are growing,” said John Mackel, chief executive officer and managing partner. “Our new Pasadena office reflects that long-term strategy, creating a collaborative environment that strengthens our teams and supports the evolving needs of organizations throughout Southern California.”

The Pasadena office is led by Weaver Tax Partner Tony Gronroos who has guided the office since joining Weaver through the HKG transaction in 2023. Today, the Pasadena team serves clients across a broad range of industries while working closely with colleagues throughout Weaver’s national network to deliver integrated audit, tax and advisory services.

“Pasadena is home to an innovative and diverse business community, and we’ve enjoyed becoming part of it,” said Gronroos. “Our new office strengthens our presence in the area and provides a welcoming space for clients, colleagues and future talent.”

Weaver worked with several firms to complete the relocation. The project team included Cresa, with Jon Lewis providing project management services; Howard Building Corporation as general contractor; Citadel Partners, LLC, with Katherine Pool and Scott Morse providing real estate services; and Corgan as architect.