Early Career
The son of a building contractor, Ron began his journey into the world of home improvement when he left a successful marketing career to return to his roots and hone his woodworking skills. After founding Cow Hollow Woodworks, an antiques restoration workshop in San Francisco, California in 1978, he became recognized as a master craftsman and cabinetmaker.
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