Stephanie Kirby Plante has purchased Cal-Pox Inc., the San Rafael-based real estate management and development company her grandfather founded in 1967.
Plante assumes sole ownership and will continue her role as president and CEO of the company that has operations in Marin, Sonoma and San Francisco counties.
Martin Bramante founded Cal-Pox when he acquired San Rafael’s former landfill San Quentin Disposal, which he operated for 20 years. In 1987 the landfill was closed to develop the Shoreline Center, which includes Sonnen BMW, Home Depot, and now Marin Honda and Target.
Plante assumed presidency of the company when her mother Susan Kirby died in 1999.
Plante is a graduate of San Rafael High School and University of California at Berkeley. She and her husband Chris, are parents of two school-aged children.
Plante is a volunteer at her children’s schools, she serves on the board of directors for the San Rafael Chamber of Commerce and the Marin Economic Forum. She is part owner of the San Rafael Pacifics baseball team and a charter franchise of the Pacific Association of Professional Baseball Clubs.
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Kathleen Freitag, of Novato, has returned to Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage in Novato as a Realtor, after working at Stanford University as the director of gift real estate.
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Real estate veteran Tony Bosowski has been named the Northern California division president — a newly created position — of Trumark Homes, a California home-building company.
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