In Northern California, Weaver’s Coffee & Tea — founded by John Weaver, Renee Brown, Michael Brown, and Bryce Inouye — operates a coffee shop uniquely connected to a working coffee roastery. This location allows customers to experience the full journey of coffee, surrounded by the rich aroma of freshly roasted beans just steps away.

Set in The San Francisco Bay Area, the industrial heart of Marin County in San Rafael, California, this high-volume coffee shop and coffee roastery has grown into much more than a place to grab a cup of coffee. It’s a space where a passionate team shares the craft of coffee roasting, brewing, and blending with the community every day.

In 2014, the Flagship for Weaver’s Coffee & Tea opened on the corner of San Francisco’s busiest intersection. We handled the project management, every step of the process—from securing permits and overseeing construction to launching the grand opening. Over seven years, the coffee shop became a vibrant community hub, known for exceptional coffee, curated food pairings, and a welcoming atmosphere that drew both locals and global visitors. On September 11, 2020, a car traveling at 70 mph crashed through the coffee shop, destroying the space that had become such an important part of the neighborhood. Watch the video of the crash here. While the shop was lost that day, the community it fostered and the values continues to enjoy the beautiful coffee and tea by visiting the coffee roastery and coffee shop in San Rafael, California or by purchasing online at weaverscoffee.com.

We introduced Weaver’s Coffee & Tea at the Cannes Film Festival at the American Pavilion. In 24 hours we transformed an empty space into a fully functioning coffee shop capable of serving more than 700 guests a day. With custom visual branding, promotional materials, and branded digital video looping across screens, our coffee quickly became a sought-after staple of the pavilion experience. The response was overwhelming. What began as a one-time pop-up turned into a tradition, and for the next five years we proudly returned to the American Pavilion, pouring coffee for filmmakers, Hollywood's industry leaders, and Cannes Film Festival guests from around the world. This increased the company’s brand identity across the globe and in the highly lucrative Hollywood market.

In 2010, Opportunity Green was held at Los Angeles Center Studios. This was a conference that brought together leading companies and visionaries; showcasing the sought-after opportunities, profound innovations and trends accelerating the new green economy.