At 18 years old, Danny Olmstead became the youngest driver to win a major event in the NASCAR sprint series. In the years since, he has held a position as primary driver, owner and co-manager of a team, and has more recently turned his attention to the creation of thriving social communities as owner of East Bay Holding Co., LP. Active in his professional field, Danny Olmstead is a member in good standing of the Commonwealth Club of San Francisco, the oldest and largest public affairs forum in the country.
Since 1903, the Commonwealth Club has hosted intellectual leaders discussing important issues. Now, 113 years into the organization’s existence, it is getting ready to move to a dedicated new location. In the past, the club has held its programming at many different locations and has never had a home of its own. Construction is underway on a permanent home for the club in the Embarcadero neighborhood of San Francisco, on the waterfront. The location provides easy access to public transportation, restaurants, and the Ferry Building. The building will feature two auditoriums as well as lobby and lounge areas that will be open to the public.
