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I’m a big movie fan, so one of the things I love to do when I travel is visit the locations used in classic films shot in the city I’m visiting. For instance, my wife and I were in Vienna last year, and I dragged the poor woman across the city visiting sites of some of the iconic scenes in one of my all-time favorite films, “The Third Man.” These included the Vienna Riesenrad (Ferris Wheel), where the famous “Cuckoo clock” scene was shot, and the doorway of Schreyvogelgasse 8, where Harry Lime first appeared.

This October, my wife is accompanying me to San Francisco for our conferences.  I’m very excited to be back in San Francisco for the first time in several years.  My wife is too, or at least she was, until she found out my plans for our pre-conference itinerary.

Among its many other charms, The City by the Bay has served as a location for many classic movies, and I plan to spend time visiting some of the sites where two of my favorite SF filmed movies, “Vertigo” and  “Bullitt“, were shot. Another of my favorite films set in San Francisco, “The Maltese Falcon”, wasn’t actually filmed there, so I’ll have to content myself with wandering around “Sam Spade’s San Francisco”, and visiting some of the places referenced in Dashiell Hammett’s novel.

If movie locations aren’t your thing, then check out some of the many other attractions San Francisco has to offer. Just be sure to be there in person to join us for our “2024 Proxy Disclosure & 21st Annual Executive Compensation Conferences.”  (Of course, there’s also a virtual option for you folks who can’t attend in person). Check out our terrific lineup of top-notch speakers and all the timely topics they’ll be addressing. You can register by visiting our online store or by calling us at 800-737-1271.

– John Jenkins