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Citizens Advisory Committee APPLICANTS

Updated 03.13.14

No. Name District Neighborhood Affiliation/Interest Page

1 James Autry* 8 Diamond Heights Business, Environmental, Public Policy, Senior Citizen

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2 Rachel Frederick* 4 Central Sunset Business, Environmental, Neighborhood, Public Policy

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3 Aaron Goodman 11 Lakeside/ Parkmerced

Disabled, Environmental, Labor, Neighborhood, Public Policy, Senior Citizen

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4 Tom Hubbard* 5 Cole Valley Environmental, Neighborhood 9

5 Michele Jacques 7 Oceanview Neighborhood, Public Policy 11

6 John Larson* 7 Miraloma Park Neighborhood, Public Policy 15

7 Jessica Lunney 2 Cow Hollow Business, Environmental, Neighborhood, Public Policy

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8 Mary Newson* 8 Haight-Ashbury Neighborhood, Public Policy 25

9 Mark Plevin* 2 Pacific Heights Business, Neighborhood, Public Policy 29

10 Glenn Rogers 7 Business, Disabled, Environmental, Labor, Neighborhood, Senior Citizen

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11 Sunaina Seelam 9 Mission Environmental, Neighborhood, Public Policy

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12 Daniel Sisson 1 Inner Richmond Neighborhood 37

13 Diane Smith* 10 Bayview-Hunters Point

Disabled, Environmental, Neighborhood, Public Policy, Senior Citizen

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14 Howard Strassner* 7 Environmental, Neighborhood, Public Policy, Senior Citizen

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15 Stuart Smith 6 Mission Bay/SOMA

Business, Disabled, Environmental, Labor, Neighborhood, Public Policy, Senior Citizen

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* Applicant has not appeared before the Plans and Programs Committee.

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San Francisco County Transportation Authority Application for Membership on the Citizens Advisory Committee COMPLETE FORM, PRINT, SIGN, AND MAIL. IF USING ADOBE ACROB ... T, SAVE TO A NEW FILE NAME BEFORE BEGINNING. I FUSING "CROBAlr READE!!. YOU CAN ONLY Pi!INT, NOT SAVE.

James D. Autry N"ME

San Francisco, CA HOME ADDRESS (YOU MUST BE A SAN FRANCISCO RESIDENT TO APPlY)

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Summary statement of applicant's qualifications for membership:

100 Van Ness Avenue. 26th Floor San Francisco, Callrornla 94102

415.522.4800 rAA41 5.522.4829 [email protected] www.sfcta.o rg

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Attended public schools in San Francisco. Attended University of San Francisco. While attending school in San Francisco public transportation was my only mean of transportation. As a life long resident of San Francisco - I have seen many changes in the way municipal transportation has changed. I recall when Third Street was three lane in each direction and the 15 Third Street bus was a twenty four hour operation. You could take public transportation. from the Southeast section to the Marina district. The city has changed and a more transit friendly mode of transportation should replace and enhance existing service. Divergent point of view and opinion can help identify areas of under service and bring to the fore the under served communities and how to best address the public transportation needs within their community. The most important qualification is a desire to work with others for the betterment of our city.

Statement of applicant's objectives If accepted for membership on the CAC:

Work with my fellow members to seek the best options and solutions for our transit authority. Do appropriate research to become knowledgeable about planned transilt proposals and ongoing developments.

Applications are considered to be active for two years from date of signature. Completed applications should be submitted to the Authority by email to [email protected] or to the address or fax listed above.

Please note that the information you provide in this application, including resumes and other material provided in connection with it, will be made available to the public. If you do not want a home address, telephone number, email address, or fax number disclosed, please indicate that fact in the spa,ce below the signature line. The information will be redacted from the publicly available copies. Where residence is relevant, a portion of the address (such as

ip code) ay be disclosed.

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San Francisco County Transportation Authority

1455 Market Street, 22nd Floor San Francisco, California 94103

415.522.4800 FAX 415.522.4829 [email protected] www.sfcta.org

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AFFILIATION/INTEREST CATEGORY: BUSINESS DISABLED ENVIRONMENTAL LABOR (CHECK ALL THAT APPLY)

NEIGHBORHOOD PUBLIC POLICY SENIOR CITIZEN

Summary statement of applicant’s qualifications for membership:YOU MAY ATTACH A RESUME OR OTHER RELEVANT DOCUMENT. PLEASE LIMIT YOUR ATTACHMENT TO A MAXIMUM OF THREE PAGES.

Statement of applicant’s objectives if accepted for membership on the CAC:

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Rachel Frederick

Choose or write in Katy Tang Central Sunset White/American female

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I'm a law abiding citizen that owns a home in central sunset. I'm professional that has an extensive business development background as well as Industrial Engineering. My resume here: PRODUCT MANAGER | BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT EXECUTIVE | STRATEGIST Executive Profile: Committed, entrepreneurial-minded business leader with 15+ years of experience in digital and social media, product management, custom publishing, marketing, and business development across many verticals including sports, media, retail and SMB. Proven leadership and ability to develop highly effective and measurable strategies to drive revenue growth, build successful teams, increase customer acquisition, and expand brand awareness. SIGNATURE LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE & RESULTS

Product Manager – Product Ideation, define requirements and roadmap, understand Audience Needs, Go-to-Market Strategy, Competitive Analysis, Prioritize requirements, Scope, Schedule, Financial Modeling (costing | margin), Manage teams, Support and Product Lifecycle. Experience in both Waterfall and Agile development. Successfully launched 3

My objective is to make sure the voices of the citizens are heard and represented well. I want to make our community a better place to live with continued development and growth with special interest in environmental and transportation issues.

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Please note that the information you provided on page one of this application will be made available to the public. If you do not want the information on page two disclosed, check the privacy request box below the signature line. The information will be redacted from the publicly available copies. Where residence is relevant, a portion of the address (such as street name and zip code) may be disclosed.

Resumes or other support material provided in connection with your application will be made public. If there is information you don’t wish to be made public, please do not include it in those documents.

HOME ADDRESS (YOU MUST BE A SAN FRANCISCO RESIDENT TO APPLY)

HOME PHONE WORK PHONE EMAIL ADDRESS

Applications are considered to be active for two years from date of signature.

Completed applications should be submitted by email to [email protected] or to the address or fax listed above.

SIGNATURE DATE

PRIVACY REQUEST (OPTIONAL) Revised October 9, 2013

1426 27th Ave San Francisco, CA 94122

415-637-1522 415-637-1522 [email protected]

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Aaron Benjamin Go0dman ! NAME I f~ji~~1f(~j District 7 Lak~ide/Parkm.etced SUPERVISORIAL DIS1RICT

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Submitted alternatives on the 19th 4'e Transit Study regarding concepts for alternative touting and connectivity of existing systems. Submitted memo's and input on the transit related issues including Van Ness and Geary B:RT, and the Transportation Effectiveness Project Submitted input to the SFMT A on concerns on Inter~district related transit improvement including institutional growth, prior MOU's with city entities and t~ need to be pro-active in assessment of financial contributions to MUNI. Submitted issues regarding the Nort.P Beach extension Submitted alternatives and input on !the possible future extension on the F-Line route towards chrissy field and the Pan-American exhibition line through Fort Funston. · Submitte9. comments and concerns on the Balboa Park .Area Plan, and Geneva T -Line Extension See also attached resume Resident prior o£ District 7, and currently residing in District 11 Excelsior I interested in city transit concerns and have received positive support from SPMTA and SFCTA members due to providing ideas and concepts to promote improved transi~ connectivity in the existing s~stems.

Statemel'!t of appllcant•s objectives If accepted for membership on the CAC:

I would like to assist the CAC in ad~essing equitable- development concel'Il:J on financing of large scale transit improvements, including One Bay A.fea Plan, and concerns on institutional growth, adequate ta:x;ation of local business interests, and preventing :rampid deyelopment without adequate infrastructural improvements. By focusing on existing systems linkage and looping and ge*ral system improvement, reducing auto trips in all disticts, and to push for better alternative new :5}'Sterns to the proposed changes in Districts 11 and 7 for the L,M,K lines and bi -eounty connectivity to Daly City and other regional and local systems currently being implemented. My objective is to conSistently help promote transit use, reduced car dependency, and improved alternatives and infrastructural changes in the SFMTA systems.

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25 Usbcn St. san Francisco, California 94112 C: 415.786.6929 E: [email protected]

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2010':"present Lowe's Inc. (Sales Specialist) top sales specialist repeatedly for sales In the Bayshore

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Lowe's Store #3095 in San Francisco. Assisting Customer's with Home Improvement

Projects in multiple departments at a fortune 500 Home Improvement Store. Work In

inventory, S1;ocking, supplies, documentation of accuracy In sales and product selection.

studios :~ch itecture (revit I archicad 9.0) san francisco, ca [sd-ca phases of major

tenant improvement project part of a global strategy for BGI's corporate design for

international strategies, and barclay's capital group] barclay's global International

headquarters (10 story t.i. project 400 howard} bar~lay's global International annex (2

story t.l. prd)ect test '405 howard)

' smithgroup san francisco, ca [cd re-design of project for clean-rooms and office

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facilities] c:i.t.r.i.s. re-design and cd's for davis hall north u.c. berkeley

raymundo Stauber sinclair architects san mateo, ca [craftsman·style re-siding

projects on apartment;s sd-ca work on multiple projects] mansion grove apartments

residing of apartment complex- santa clara, ca kensington ap.artments- residing of

apartment complex -santa clara, ca park central apartments- residing of apartment

complex- santa clara, ca dorchester residence- design for a c:raftsman style home

san mateo, ca sterling village- apartment complex deck and roof repair- south jordao,

utah orchard glen- apartment recreation center remodel- santa clara, c:a brizzolara

residence . kitchen I garage remodel- san mateo, ca I

hardison kbmatsu ivelich +tucker architects oakland, ca [site masterplanning, sd-cd's

on school, and senior housing proJects] site 3 elementary school- oakland unified

school distr.ict, oakland; ca rhaa veterans cemetery- redding, ca mission bay senior

housing- mercy housing, san francisco, ca

7 month jo~rney o~erseas (sabatical) [india, nepal, thailand, laos, vietnam, cambodia,

malaysia, singapore]

sgpa architects+ planning san franc:isco, ca [sd-c:d's on mutiple retail, masterplanning

of housing ito tenant improvements] waterford center shops- sitework + retail- dublin, ' .

ca safewa),t store· mission bay tenant Improvements- san francisco, ca

deems le~is mckinley architects san francisco, ca [school masterplanning, design of

k-12 school site,+ {ibrary] homestead h.s. library- fremont union h.s. district,

sunnyvale, :ca dublin m-1 school site schematic design- dublin, ca I

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jacobs sverdrup crss walnut creek, ca [sd-ca on multiple goverment, maintenance

facilities, food processing, +air national guard, army corps of engineer'·s projects}

national ignition facility- dept. of energy project • livermore, ca omnitrans • bus

maintenance facility- san bernardino, ca a.n.g. -tank wash facility, army corps. of i

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engineers, ft. irwin, ca nellis a .f. b. - f-22 hangar+ maintenance facility, nellis air force

base, nv a.v.c.r.a.d. - helicopter hangar+ maintenance facility, fresno,ca b.n.s.f. -

locomotive maintenance facility - haslet, tx

becker gew.ers kuhn + kuhn archltekten bda berlin, germany {designer for concepts,

on competi1ions} head designer for competition, old market dresden bank skyscraper

design, berlin

alfred jaco9y, architekt bda (summer internship) frankfurt, germany [sd·cd for

housing, detailing,+ synagogue concepts housing designs in frankfurt, leipzig+

kelkheim synagogue designs in aachen, heidelberg, kassel

george famous designs architects (summer intern) hayward, ca home+ office designs

I drafting I models/ round office furniture sales

columbia university new york city, ny master of science in advanced architectural

design (lyear)

university of oregon eugene, or bachelors of a rc:hltecture (5 year)

note: references, salary, and samples of work available upon request.

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Michele Jacques NAME

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14 55 Markel Str~~l. 22nd Floor San Francisco, California 9410 3

415.522.4 800..., 415 .522.4829 [email protected] www.sfcla.org

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YOU MAY ATTACH A RE SUME OR OTHER RELEVANT DOCUMENT. PLEASE UMIT YOUR ATTACHMENT TO A MAXIMUM Of THREE PAGES.

GENDER (OPTIONAL)

As you will see by my resume which is attached, that because of my work experience and community service, I am interested in the quality of life in San Francisco and the Bay Area. Good transportation directly links resources for employment, leisure, tourism, education, and environmental issues for the continuing development of a better, healthier San Francisco Bay Area.

Statement of applicant's o·bjectives if accepted for membership on the CAC:

In Bloemfontein, the capital city of the Free State Province of South Africa, I did an internship with the Mangaung University of the Free State Community Partnership Project (an economic development organization) targeting housing and transportation issues. If I am accepted for membership, I believe because of my background in collaborat ing to improve transit problems I would be an asset to the committee. I am a native San Franciscan and currently a homeowner in Oceanview (District 3) I really feel more input from the community and neighborhoods across the city are imperative when developing major transit hubs that will affect the city and the Bay Area for many years to come. I look forward to speaking to you about the planned vision of this major project.

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Please note that the information you provided on page one of this application will be made avai lable to the public. lfyou do not want t he information on page two disclosed, check t he privacy request box below the signature line. The information wi lt be redacted from the publicly avai lable copies. Where residence is relevant, a po rtion of the address (such as street name and zip code) may be disclosed.

Resumes or other support materia l provided in connection with your application wil l be made public. If there is information you don't wish to be made public, please do not include it in those documents.

285 St. Charles Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94132 HOME ADDRESS (YOU MUST BE A SAN fRANCI~(Q RESIDENT TO APPl Y)

415-407.8112 HOME PHONE WORK PHONE

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hould be submitted by email to [email protected] or to th e address or fax listed above.

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Michele L. Jacques · 415.407.8112 · email · [email protected]

Posting #0130102 1842 M anagement Assistant (Student Activities)

Objective: Position on Citizens Advisory Committee San Francisco County Transportation Authority utilizing my

education and experience.

EXPERIENCE

City College of San Francisco July 1994- Present

•Manage and coordinate office, clerical and technical support activities by assigning and evaluating a variety of clerical administrative functions: preparing reports using database programs (BANNER and ACCESS), spreadsheets, and various word processing applications •Helped previous chair prepare department budget •Prepare and process requisitions •Hire and supei!'Vise student assistants; approve timesheets and prepare payroll •Coordinate building security, inventory control, maintenance and facility management •Since 2006 I have been a part of the Guardian Scholars' Advisory Committee serving over 200 former foster youth. This committee has helped these youth navigate student services' resources and for the past seven summers I have helped with the Guardian Scholars' Summer Academy that serves foster yout h that are juniors and seniors in high school and first year college students.

OTHER EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCE United States Air Force: Medical Services Specialist San Francisco City and County Department of Adult Probation: 1426 Clerk Typist United States Census Bureau: Partnership Assistant

EDUCATION Associate of Arts, City College of San Francisco, San Francisco, CA Bachelor of Arts, San Francisco State University, San Francisco, CA Master of Public Administration, California State University, East Bay, Hayward, CA Study Abroad Programs - France, Cuba, and South Africa

ORGANIZATIONS/ COM MITTEES City College of San Francisco Foundation CCSF Classified Senate National Articulation Transfer Network Advis.ory Committee Neighborhood Court Panelist

AWARDS/ CERTIFICATES Certificate of Appreciation, CCSF New Student Counseling Department Leadership San Francisco Certi ficate, an affiliate of the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce Certificate of Appreciation, CCSF Guardian Scholars Program Ella Hi ll Hutch Award, Black Women Organized for Political Action San Francisco Chapter

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San Francisco County Transportation Authority

1455 Market Street, 22nd Floor San Francisco, California 94103

415.522.4800 FAX 415.522.4829 [email protected] www.sfcta.org

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NAME

SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NEIGHBORHOOD ETHNICITY (OPTIONAL) GENDER (OPTIONAL)

AFFILIATION/INTEREST CATEGORY: BUSINESS DISABLED ENVIRONMENTAL LABOR (CHECK ALL THAT APPLY)

NEIGHBORHOOD PUBLIC POLICY SENIOR CITIZEN

Summary statement of applicant’s qualifications for membership:YOU MAY ATTACH A RESUME OR OTHER RELEVANT DOCUMENT. PLEASE LIMIT YOUR ATTACHMENT TO A MAXIMUM OF THREE PAGES.

Statement of applicant’s objectives if accepted for membership on the CAC:

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John A. Larson

7 Miraloma Park

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My experience in work and in life has ideally prepared me to do the important work of the Citizens Advisory Committee: • A 17-year resident of Miraloma Park and West Portal and have always used diverse means of transit in San Francisco. • Professional staff to diverse advisory groups, including the Traffic Law Advisory Committee charged with implementing annual changes to the California Vehicle Code. Worked with a total of over 80 judicial officers, court administrators, attorneys, members of the highway patrol, representatives of the Office of Traffic Safety, and other public members. This perspective would be valuable to the CAC whose members rely on, and work closely with, professional staff. • Possess well developed communications skills, vital for both communicating with the public about the Authority’s work with the other members of the CAC. • Experienced at preparing reports on a variety of complex issues and presenting recommendations for action to decision-makers and before widely diverse stakeholders, including city councils, local civic organizations, the Chief Justice and other members of the Judicial Council of California, and state legislators. • Skilled at taking in divergent viewpoints and coming to consensus. • Professional experience in managing sizeable budgets and making resource allocation decisions, advising on applications for and management of significant grants, interpreting legislation, and using statistical information from varied sources, • Expertise at crafting policy and court rules, using legal education to analyze alternatives and develop recommendations.

The Citizens Advisory Committee represents an opportunity for citizens to have a direct impact on the transportation policies and planning decisions that will affect them. I would like to contribute to this work because I believe that a public-centered process always results in more successful long-term results for policy-makers and the public they serve. If selected I would attend community association and improvement club meetings to hear and learn what concerns District 7 residents about transportation in our district and beyond, and bring those perspectives back to the CAC and the Authority. I would work hard to ensure that the diverse perspectives of one of the largest supervisorial districts by area are heard, given the complex, multi-modal transportation corridors that feed into and out of Southwest San Francisco. Some of the specific policy areas and objectives that are important to me are: • Exploring the resources available from local, state, and federal authorities to reduce the rate of pedestrian deaths and injuries in District 7 transportation corridors, the highest rate in the city and county. • Maintaining oversight 19th Avenue Transit Corridor Investment Study, especially as improvements and changes are proposed as Park Merced redevelopment takes shape. • Expanded potential for bike corridors and bike share, especially around San Francisco State University. • Explore what funding support may be available for the expansion of historic streetcar lines and bus rapid transit lines. • Using my experience overseeing grants and budgets in a government agency setting to ensure that funds are not wasted and decisions for transit projects funded by the SFCTA are fair and do not disproportionately favor or have a negative impact upon certain parts of the city over another.

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Please note that the information you provided on page one of this application will be made available to the public. If you do not want the information on page two disclosed, check the privacy request box below the signature line. The information will be redacted from the publicly available copies. Where residence is relevant, a portion of the address (such as street name and zip code) may be disclosed.

Resumes or other support material provided in connection with your application will be made public. If there is information you don’t wish to be made public, please do not include it in those documents.

HOME ADDRESS (YOU MUST BE A SAN FRANCISCO RESIDENT TO APPLY)

HOME PHONE WORK PHONE EMAIL ADDRESS


Completed applications should be submitted by email to [email protected] or to the address or fax listed above.

SIGNATURE DATE


692 Teresita Blvd., San Francisco, CA 94127

415-587-6188 415-865-7589 [email protected]

Digitally signed by John A. Larson DN: cn=John A. Larson, o, ou, [email protected], c=US Date: 2014.01.28 16:00:23 -08'00'

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John A. Larson 692 Teresita Boulevard

San Francisco, California 94127 (415) 587-6188

PROFILE

Experienced in development and execution of public policy, with 20 years of experience in project management, contract development and review, legislative analysis, and governmental relations efforts. Skilled at communications and coalition building with a variety of constituencies, working with committees and presenting to decision-makers. Accomplished at analyzing, evaluating, and clarifying complex information in an effective manner. Proficient at applying problem-solving techniques to develop pros and cons of alternatives and get to solutions. Quick-thinking and flexible in handling diverse responsibilities.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

JUDICICAL COUNCIL OF CALIFORNIA ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF THE COURTS (AOC) San Francisco, California July 2007-Present Manager Manage varied projects and contracts involving policy development, research, and evaluation for statewide trial court programs that serve diverse stakeholders who interact with the courts: jurors (Jury Improvement Program); K-12 teachers and students (Civics Learning Program); college/post-college students (JusticeCorps Program); and outside funders (Fund Development Group). Administer a unit budget of approxiamtely $2.3 million in state funds and grants. Gave technical assistance and oversight for grants from Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) to improve court processes. Provide personnel and program strategic planning and management to a team of professionals, setting goals, providing vision, and evaluating ongoing progress to achieve those goals through frequent and open dialogue. Use my skills and experience to coach and advise these individuals to overcome obstacles and navigate through often complex decision-making processes. Maintain effective communications, meeting regularly with executive level management and staff. Managed Statewide Strategic and Operational Planning development team for judicial branch. JUDICICAL COUNCIL OF CALIFORNIA ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF THE COURTS (AOC) San Francisco, California January 1999-June 2006 Senior Court Services Analyst Staffed committees and working groups of judges and court executive officers, working closely with chairs to run meetings and implement decisions. Staffed Traffic Law Advisory Committee, responsible for incorporating changes in California Vehicle Code into court processes and resources, including Uniform Bail and Penalty Schedule. Drafted and managed contracts for outside consultants. Analyzed legislation having fiscal and budget impacts on trial courts and developed legislation passed into law. Presented policy alternatives to the Chief Justice of California, Judicial Council, Legislature, and other policy-makers. Wrote reports, formulated policy recommendations, and prepared talking points to bring clarity and vision to complex subject matter. Selected Accomplishments:

Selected for National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA) judicial education program on improving commercial vehicle safety and regulation at National Judicial College, Reno. Formulated budget revisions in jury per diem payments resulting in $5 million savings over two years. Appeared before California Senate Judiciary Committee to advocate for first new trial court judgeships created in five years.

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Page Two PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

PENINSULA HUMANE SOCIETY (PHS) San Mateo, California April 1998-December 1998 Community Affairs Manager Managed Community Affairs and Education Departments. Promoted community involvement through public speaking and by responding to media. Advocated for legislative initiatives by evaluating bills and communicating with legislative staff. Directed committee in effort to renovate facility and better market services to public. Selected Accomplishments:

Made presentations before Oakland and Redwood City Councils and helped secure initial funding for dog park. Directed the launch of a new pilot education program in underserved community to address cycle of violence. Took full responsibility for transition after Division Director’s departure, ensuring very successful vaccination clinic, mobile pet adoptions, and other outreach events.

NATIONAL PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION (NPTA) Washington, DC September 1996-September 1997 Advocacy Liaison Coordinated grassroots and legislative communications to members, using a variety of media, for 6.5 million member volunteer organization. Created and edited legislative and advocacy content for Web sites. Advocated for NPTA as lobbyist on alcoholic beverage issues. Researched, wrote, and edited articles for national newsletter and guides distributed to membership. Collaborated as part of team to develop agendas, organize logistics, and present at annual legislative conference in Washington, DC. Selected Accomplishments:

Lobbied organization’s position on alcohol beverage advertising to congressional staff and federal agencies, including White House meeting with senior staff. Collaborated as team member in the planning, development and launch of three new Web sites for the organization, including subscription services.

CORPORATION FOR PUBLIC BROADCASTING (CPB) Washington, DC March 1994-March 1996 Senior Legislative Analyst Researched, analyzed, and prepared briefing materials and talking points for CPB President’s use in congressional hearings. Represented CPB policies and positions to congressional staff. Served as liaison to other public broadcasting organizations. Provided substantive and technical expertise in developing, designing and producing testimony, policy papers, and correspondence to Congress and the Administration. Selected Accomplishments:

Reviewed complex appropriations bills, identifying $7 million earmarked for educational television projects put into production. Designed chart illustrating complexities of public broadcasting statutes used in testimony before Congress and widely disseminated in industry.

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UNIVERSITY OF IOWA COLLEGE OF LAW, Iowa City, Iowa JD, with Distinction – Academic Standing: Top 1/3 Legal Intern/Writing Instructor Managed diverse caseload as student lawyer in College of Law Legal Clinic. Assisted law students with legal writing skills, recommending techniques to improve structure and to clarify legal arguments.

Received “Faculty Award for Outstanding Client Service in Legal Clinic” NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY, Evanston, Illinois BS, Speech Studies Rutgers University/Università di Firenze, Florence, Italy, Junior Year Abroad

Acted in several productions as part of Northwestern’s prestigious Theatre Program and was a member of university dance company.

CERTIFICATE

State of California Supervisory Program, California State University, Sacramento BAR MEMBER

Admitted to IOWA BAR WRITING

Larson, J., Final Report of the Task Force on Jury System Improvements, Judicial Council of California, April 15, 2003, rev. April, 2004.

Larson, J., “One-Day or One-Trial—It’s Better for Business” PIHRAScope, Professionals in Human Resources Association Magazine, Vol. XLXVII, No. 12, December 2003, pp.8–9, 19–20.

Informational Pamphlets: “Court and Community: Jury Service Information and Instructions for Responding to Your Jury

Summons,” Administrative Office of the Courts, 2004. “Ideals Made Real: Answers to Some Common Questions about Jury Service in California” Administrative

Office of the Courts, 2002. Theater Reviewer, Metro Weekly, Washington, DC, 1996–1997. COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

Volunteer and member of Market Street Railway. Volunteer at the San Francisco County animal shelter, Animal Care and Control. Raised funds for HIV/AIDS research and support by running in two AIDS Marathon Programs.

PUBLIC SERVICE

My career has been characterized by a commitment to public service through employment in the public and non-profit sectors, including careers in:

Public broadcasting. Public education and children’s welfare. Animal rescue and humane education. Access to justice in the courts and through the law.

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San fronci><o CountyTr,,r.spootolion Authority

San Francisco County Transportation Authority Application for Membership on the Citizens Advisory Committee COMPLETE FORM, PRINT, SIGN, AN·D SUBMIT VIA MAIL, EMAIL, OR FAX. IFUSIIIG ADOBE ACROBAT, SAVE TO A flEW nLE flAME BEFORE BEGIIWIII.G. If USIIIG ACROBAT READER, YOU CAll OIILVPRIIIT,fiOT SAVE.

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I am a patent lawyer at Google (my full resume is attached). I have a degt·ee in Computet• Engineering. I have been practicing law for seven years, and my writing, negotiation, and critical thinking skills are stmng. As a ft·equent rider of MUNI and ride shares in the city and taking the corporate shuttle to work down in Mountain View evety day, I am conversant with the delights and difficulties of the San Francisco transportation network. I am also an infrequent dl'iver and cyclist. I am sympathetic to the needs of other city constituencies, and I believe that I could help the agency work towards transportation solutions that bring t he gt·eatest good to the greatest numbet·.

Statement of applicant's objectives If accepted for membership on the CAC:

I believe that the Citizen Advismy Committee is a good opportunity to put my skills to use in setvice to my community. Managing tmnsp01tation challenges is a hard and impmtant problem for San Francisco. I would like to learn more about those challenges and help to alleviate them.

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San Francisco County Transportation Authority I Application for Membership on the Citizens Advisory Committee, PJ.~' 2.

Please note that the information you provided on page one of this application will be made available to the public. If you do not want the information on page two disclosed, check the privacy request box below the signature line. The informati<>n will be redacted from the publicly available copies. Where residence is relevant, a portion of the address (such as street name and zip code) may be disclosed.

Resumes or other support material provided in connection with your application will be made public. If there is information you don't wish to be made public, please do not include it in those documents.

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EDUCATION

Jessica Lunney 3140 Laguna St. · San Francisco; CA · 94123 ·

312.339.6631 · [email protected]

Emory University, School of Law (Atlanta, GA) Juris Doctor (Sept. 2003 - May 2006)

• Grade Point Average: 3.467; Graduated with honors • Member, Moot Court Society and Georgia Special Teams Moot Court Team

Georgia Institute of Technology (Atlanta, GA) Bachelor of Science, Computer Engineering (Sept. 1999 - May 2003)

• Grade Point Average: 3.77; Graduated with highest honor • Lead Teaching Assistant, Digital Design Lab • Research and graduate coursework in parallel and distributed systems

WORK EXPERIENCE

Associate Patent Counsel, Google Inc. (Mountain View, CA), May 2011- present • Manage Outside Counsel work on extensive patent prosecution docket • Negotiate patent purchases and licenses • Provide advice on patent issues to commercial deal and M&A teams • Conduct monthly patent training for new engineers

Attorney, McDonneJI Boehnen Hulbert & BerghoffLLP (Chicago, 1L) Associate, September 2006-November 2010 Income Pattner, November 201 0 - April 2011 • Litigated cases conceming patent and copyright infringement, false patent

marking, trade secret misappropriation, trademark opposition, and international arbitration

• Argued dispositive and numerous discovery motions in court • Drafted pleadings, discovery and dispositive, appeal briefs, expett reports • Managed day-to-day correspondence with opposing counsel, discovery

negotiations, document collection, maintenance, and production • Prepared witnesses, both fact and expert, for deposition, conducted and defended

fact witness depositions, conducted an expert deposition • Written and prosecuted patent applications for telecommunications, trading

software, computer modeling, speech recognition and linguistics, computational biology, memory architecture, and circuit components

• Taught 1-3 sessions per year of a Northwestern University (Evanston, IL), School ofEngineering and Applied Science, Engineering Law course, 2007-2010

MISCELLANY • Member, State Bar ofiilinois; Registered Patent Attorney with USPTO • Hobbies and interests include dancing, weight training, reading, board games, eating out,

science and skepticism, and hiking

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San franclscCl C41untv T·•,.,~,.r• ''o"" ~",.tv

San Francisco County Transportation Authority Application for Membership on the Citizens Advisory Committee COMPLETE FORM, PRINT, SIGN, AND MAlL. If USil'l(J ADOBE ACkOBAT, ~'VETO A NEW filE NAME BEfOKf BEGINNING. If USif'IG ACROBAT REAOER. YOU CAN ONLY PRINT. NOT SAVE.

Mary Newson NAME

HOME ADDRESS (VOU MUST BE A SAN FRANCISCO RESIDENT TO APPLY)

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100 Van Ness Avenue. 26111 Floor San Francisco. California 94102

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F GENDER (OPTIONAL)

I was born and raised in the Haight Ashbury, and relied on public transportation to get to work, internships, friends' homes and other p laces. In former jobs, I have done outreach work which took me to Visitacion Valley, Bayview-Hunters Point, Ingleside and other neighborhoods that only benefit from one bus line and limited service - further isolating these areas from the rest of the city. I also worked for the California Center for Regional Leadership, a non-profit emphasizing regional planning .and policy throughout the state. Through this work, I learned about comprehensive planning for our regions, transportation planning that encourages driving less frequently, transit-oriented development, and community planning to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions (per AB32).

Statement of applicant's objectives if accepted for membership on the CAC:

My objectives are -To ensure that multiple transportation options are accessible to elderly, disabled, youth and low-income residents. -To ensure that transportation systems throughout the city remain efficient, financially and environmentally. -To ensure that our city's transportation options are aligned with California's goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions. -To ensure that safe streets and buses remain a priority for all residents.

App lications are considered to be active for two years from date of signature. Completed applications should be submitted to the Authorit by em ail to [email protected] or to the address or fax listed above.

Please note that the i or ation you provide in this application, including resumes and other material provided in connection ith it. w· l made available to the public. If you do not want a home address, telephone number, email addres sclosed, please indicate that fact in the spa<:e below the signature line. The information will b r icly available cop ies. Where residence is relevant, a portion of the address (such as stre be disclosed.

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MARY NEWSON

Creative, resourceful team player with 15+ years in non-profit administration, publicity/outreach and arts education. Skilled planner, organizer and problem solver with extensive experience. Dedicated to social justice. Ability to hit the ground running and work unti I the job is thoroughly completed. Exp,erience in project management, volunteer recruitment an d coordination, database maintenance, bookkeeping, office systems development and logistics coordination.

PROFESSIONAL HIGHLIGHTS

Philadelphia Mural Arts Program, Philadelphia, PA Muralist Assistant, 2010-2011

• Practiced t he collaborative process of mural making by involving many volunteers of all ski II levels. • Completed the mural Past, Present, Future, Forever in West Philadelphia, and The Universal Principle of a

Mother's Love in East Mt. Airy. Supervised youth involved with the Youth violence Reduction Program {YVRP). • Volunteered on Finding Home, Finding Hope, The Faces that Shape Us, Cecil B. Moore and other murals in

Philadelphia.

Kelly Services, Philadelphia, PA Project Coordinator Assistant, 2009-2010

• Obtained executive approval and payment for corporate events sponsorship, maintained communication with event coordinators

• Updated budget for the Global Corpo rate Giving Department on a monthly basis and assisted with year-e111d verification with ACE's finance department.

• Coordinated weekly volunteer sessions for the Reading Stars program at McCall Elementary School. • Co-coordinated ACE's annual United Way campaign, which included weekly fundraisers and technical support

for employee donations. • Processed nearly 900 matching gift donations from ACE employees nationwide, and distributed checks to

hundreds of charitable organizations_

CA Emerging Technology Fund, San Francisco, CA Database Consultant, 2009

• Conducted outreach for statewide campaign, Get Connected California! Through cold calls and email follow up. • Crafted outreach scripts for each potential const ituency, including educatorrs, rotary members, entrepreneurs,

chamber of commerce leaders, grassmots organizers, regional planners and local politicians. • Increased organization contact database by 800 contacts.

Mitchell Kapor Foundation, San Francisco, CA Consultant, 2008

• Streamlined grant applicat ion proces:s and trained foundation staff in the details of Cybergrants software. • Increased staff capacit y for gathering data and reporting through easier usage of Cybergrants. • Created instruction m.anual for staff.

EarthHouse Center, Oakland, CA Office Manager and Program Coordinator, 2008

• Coordinated technical and visual components for leadership workshops presented to activists, educators and religious leaders.

• Created and maintained organizational and project management spreadsheets for weekly meetings, t hus increasing efficiency and productivity.

• Ensured every detail of a statewide su mmit on "the green economy'' • Designed marketing materials, updated event website and set registration, organized conference materials and

PowerPoint presentations, coordinated volunteers, and meals. • Line edited the last two sections of the manuscript, Breakthrough Communities, published by MIT Press in 2009.

California Center for Regional Leadership, San Francisco, CA Program Administrator, 2007- 2008

• Coordinated logistics for state wide meetings on behalf of CA Dept. of Transportation Blueprint Planning Program.

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• Secured locations of meetings, accommodations, meals, agenda planning with speakers, design of agenda and program materials, and follow up communications.

• Updated organizationjs database and coordinated mass mailings of Policy reports authored by CCRL staff.

Arts & Business Council of Rhode Island, Providence, Rl Office Assistant, 2005-2006

• While a full-time student, I assisted in the office of the Arts & Business Courncil of Rl, drafting a monthly enewsletter to members and the general public, and

• Updated the Constant Contact database and the organization's website, and promoted the Council's frequent events.

• Assisted in the production of the Cou neil's annuai"Encore Awards" by coordinating student volunteers.

American Institute of Architects, San Francisco, CA Office Manager & Membership Coordinator, 2003-2004

• Developed volunteer program by outlining various volunteer jobs and carefully matching slkills and interests of volunteers to organization's needs

• Coordinated 80 volunt eers for specia I events and activities on a monthly basis. • Recorded monthly minutes of Board of Directors meetings and retained minutes of each meeting in archives. • Planned the Annual Business Meeting, where AlA members vote on new leadership.

The Development Fund, San Francisco, CA Office Manager, 2001-2003

• Maintained Accounts Payable/Receivable, as well as related consultant billing on TABS Ill for organization with annual budgetof$750,000

• Streamlined financial management to integrate consultant's billable hours, project expense and organizational budget.

• Coordinated the office's move from downtown Oakland to San Francisco, including selecting furniture and troubleshooting computer networking issues.

East Bay Institute for Urban Art.s, Oakland, CA Organizational Coordinator, 1999-2001

• Conducted bookkeeping for organization which doubled budget ( $500,000) in one year. • Facilitated administrat ion of employee benefits for growing staff which trip led in one year. • Oriented newly hired staff in payroll/timekeeping procedures, office equipment and usage, health plan

enrollment and other policies and procedures. • Incorporated environmental justice issues and local justice campaigns into methodology and programming. • Edited and coordinated distribution of newsletters. Utilized newsletters as a tool for fund raising and increased

monetary and in-kind support through its readership. • Represented organization in local schools; developed relationships with classroom teachers to provide two

pointed support for students. • Supported the management of private and government contracts, completed narrative and financial reports.

Education

Brown University, Providencer Rl Bachelor of Arts in Architectural Studies

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San Francisco County Transportation Autho•ity

San Francisco County Transportation Authority Application for Membership on the Citizens Advisory Committee COMPLETE FORM, PRINT, SIGN, AND MAIL. IF USING ADOBE ACROBAT, SAVE TO A NEW FILE NAME BEFORE BEGINNING. IF USING ACROBAT READER, YOU CAN ONLY PRINT, NOT SAVE.

Mark D. Plevin NAME

2344 CalHornia Street, San Francisco 94115 HOME ADDRESS (YOU MUST BE A SAN FRANCISCO RESIDENT TO APPLY)

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I am an attorney. I received my B.A. summa cum laude in 1978 from the State University of New York at Albany and my J.D. in 1981 from the University of Virginia School of Law, where I was on the law review. I have practiced law since 1981. I started my legal career in the Washington, D.C. office of O'Melveny & Myers, a Los Angeles-based law firm. In 1989, I moved to the Bay Area to help statt O'Melveny's San Francisco office. I practiced law in San Francisco from 1989 to 1992, when I returned to Washington, D.C. and joined Crowell & Moring, a firm based in Washington. Crowell & Moring opened an office in San Francisco in December, 2009. I came here then to help open the office. Although my move was originally slated to be temporary, my wife and I decided to stay in San Francisco. In July 2010, we sold our house in Maryland and bought a house in Pacific Heights, where we now live. (Before we bought our house, we were renting an apartment on Russian HilL)


I would like to give back to my new home by providing whatever assistance I can to the Authority and to the citizens of the City on the pressing matters within the Authority's portfolio. As a general matter, I support a transit-first policy that is friendly to pedestrians and cyclists, but as a motorist I would want to be sure that the interests of drivers are considered as well. As a transit rider I recognize the need to improve Muni but recognize the budget constraints and political demands Muni is subject to. I want to supp01t the buildling of new infrastructure and the repair of crumbling infrastructure, but in a balanced way that spreads around improvements as much as possible. I am interested in supporting low cost transp01tation improvements such as bike lanes and the SF Park pilot program. As someone who pays a lot of money in taxes, I want to be sure that our tax dollars are spent in a meaningful, productive, and economical manner.

App lications are considered to be active for two years from date of signature. Completed applications should be submitted to the Authority by email to [email protected] or to the address or fax listed above.

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I am an attorney. I received my B.A. summa cum laude in 1978 from the State University of New York at

Albany and my J.D. in 1981 f rom the University of Virginia School of Law, where I was on the law

review. I have practiced law since 1981. I started my legal career in the Washington, D.C. office of

O'Melveny & Myers, a Los Angeles-based law firm. In 1989, I moved to the Bay Area to help start

O'Melveny's San Francisco office. I practiced law in San Francisco from 1989 to 1992, when I returned to

Washington, D.C. and joined Crowell & Moring, a firm based in Washington. Crowell & Moring opened

an office in San Francisco in December, 2009. I came here then to help open the office. Although my

move was originally slated to be temporary, my wife and I decided to stay in San Francisco. In Ju ly 2010,

we sold our house in Maryland and bought a house in Pacific Heights, wher·e we now live. (Before we

bought our house, we were renting an apartment on Russian Hill.)

Over the past 30 yea rs, I have focused my pract ice on complex civil litigation, primari ly representing

business interests. In part icular, I have represented insurance companies in both complex insurance

coverage litigation involving environmental, asbestos, and product liability claims and in mass tort

related bankruptcy matters.

I am a motorist (my wife and I each have a car) and a cyclist (mostly roadie). I commute to and from

work by Muni bus. My wife and I also cover a lot of ground in the City on foot and by bicycle (I am a

member of the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition). I have experienced the joys and frustrations of getting

around as we explore our new homet own. One of my adult children lives in the City, w ithout a car, and

commutes to and f rom work in the Financial District by bike and train. So I often hear from my

daughter about her perspect ive on getting around as well.

In addition to interest and enthusiasm, I think I would bring to the CAC a demonstrated capacity to

analyze complex matters. As a lawyer and litigator, I am tra ined to hear and consider multiple

viewpoints and arguments in a dispassionate, analytical way. As a law firm partner, a supervisor of

other lawyers and non-lawyers, and someone whose law practice generally involves close coordination

with co-defendants, I have the ability both to lead and to collaborate effectively and in a col legial

manner. I believe I have a reputation for dealing with opposing counsel in an invariably civil, business

like manner. I also know how to set priorities, balance competing demands, and consider practical

limitations such as budgets.

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At a high level, I am passionate about the benefits that a robust transportation system can bring to a ciity. I own a home in San Francisco and my life is deeply rooted in the Bay Area. I get around the city without the aid of a personal vehicle, and I rely largely on public transpotiation. Also, for my previous job, I commuted to work in San Jose using BART and Cal train. I am well versed in the transportation options available in the city and beyond. While I am an avid user of these: services, and generally grateful for thenr existence, I see numerous areas for improvement. I will elaborate on these in the neXt section of this application. Wlb.at qualifies me to be on the Citizens Advisory Committee is that I bring t he perspective of. a · seasoned public transit user, I have solid professional experience including a keen sense for budgeting and pl'anning, a nd 1 have a vested long term interest in the future of this city, as a homeowner here. I currently work at Tesla Motors; a clean technology company focused on designing and building electric vehicles. My life revolves around improving·trausportation and providing greener and more streamlined options for the present and future generations.

Statement of applicanes objectives if accepted for membership on the CAC:

·~ Determining cost-efficient methods of expanding Muni routes * Exploring the costs and benefits of increasing line frequency and hours of operation * Exploring the use of gas-free buses for Muni * Improving fare-box recovery rates by publicizing transportation options and bolstering ridership * Reducing free-riders I fare jumpers on the system *Improve ease of use of systen1 maps and schedules; improve signage * Improve visibility of bus stops; provide clear and accurate information on arrival times * Identify methods to improve speed and reduce total transit time . * Invest in better maintenance of the system (cleaner vehicles, cleaner stops, removal of graffiti and litter)

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Sunaina Seelam San Francisco, CA

PROFESSIONJ\1, EXPERIF.NCE

T~SLA MOTORS-F INANCIAL AN,\LYST Palo Alto, California. June 2012- Present

• Collaborate with executives on tlnancial planning and budgeting activities. Provide decision-making tools for strategic and tactical decisions relating to purchasing, business development, cost of sales management, and other key operational issues

CISCO SYSTEMS, INC. - ASSOCIATE IN CORPORATE BUSINESS D EVELOPJ\·IENT Scm .Jose, Ca/ijomia August 2010 -·Present

Cisco is an acquisitive company with a long history of successful M&A. As an associate, 1 supp01t strategic business, operational, and financial analysis of acquisition targets and investment opportunities for the company, focusing on the data center and virluali:t.ation spaces. Key functions include industry & market analysis, financial modeling, due diligence, and deal execution. Highlights:

Acquisition of ncwScalc, M:u·ch 2011 (value no I disclosed) o lnstrumental in developing the financial model with top line synergies and business: case toggle functionality o Coll<tborated with groups within Cisco and newScale to drive an accelerated due diligence process o Assisted corporate development team and business unit in crafiing the presentation to CPO, CEO, and other executive team members

illustrating the transaction rationale Acquisition of LincSidcr, Novcmbct• 2010 (value not disclosed)

o Updated the combination business model for new assumptions and financial information o Assisted communications team with key deal messaging and public relations efforts o Helped draft presentation to CFO, CEO, and other executive team members illustrating the transaction rationale

MORGAN STANLEY- ANALYST IN TECHNOLOGY I NVESTJ\IENT BANKING GHOUP 1Henlo Park, Califomia. July 2008-July 20 I 0

Investment banking relationship coverage for a variety of public and privntc companies in the Internet, Sofiware, Semk:onductor, Consumer Electronics, Semi-Cap Equipment, and Data Center sectors and transaction experience ranging from financing, buys ide, and scllsidc M&A projects. Highlights: • Sale of Atmcl SMS Business Uuit to Ins ide Coutaclless, lVfarclt 2010 (\'llluc not disclosed)

o Constructed financial model for a carve-out of a subsidiary, requiring deep dive into the historical and projected performance of the isolated business; developed deta·iled management presentation shown to many potential financial and strategic buyers; aided in data room and due diligence' procedures; assisted with buyer outreach and col)lparison of term sheets and ancillary agreements

• Logilcch's $40SMM A{:quisition of Lit~Siize, Novemb,et· 2009 o Developed full three-statement pro forma model to perform valuation analysis sensitizing around market growth, market share

scenarios, and target operating performance · · · o ·collaborated directly \viih client on ri10def wl\ich was ultimatetyiAHi:t.ed to a ri"ive at acquisition price; produced presentations

covering value lo LifeSize shareholders in IPO.v~. merger nnd acquisition tinancing considerations o Constructed an iterative liquidation model based on unique liquidntion preference agreements to illustrate shareholder payo·ut

.. .. . • . Sernlecb's $188Mi\•l Acquisition of Sic•:r·a Mqnolithics, Nov.cmbcr· 2009. . o Performed valuation analysis using comparables, precedent transactions, and present value of future IPO methods o Assessed potential impact of different forms of acquisition financing on Semtech pro forma

• M ic m sofl's $530MM Sale ofRazo•·lish Business lo Public is G roupe, J uly 2009

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o Performed valuation analysis using a variety of valuation methods: comparables analysis, precedents analysis, and discounted cash flow

o Monitored data room; aided in due diligence procedures; worked directly with client team to produce the management presentation o Researched and analyzed the digital and interactive advertising space in order to uoderstand Razorfish'"s TAM and market presence

THE UNIVERSITY OF P J<:NNSYLVANIA, PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA, DUAL-DEGRE"E G R,\ Dllt\TE {2004-2008) Cumulative G.P.A.: 3.5714.00

• T he 'Vhar ton School of the University of Pennsylvania: Bachelor of Science in Economics with concentrations in Finance and Accounting, cum laude

• The College of Ar ts of Sciences of the Univu sity of Pennsylvania: Bacllelor of Arts in HistOIJ' with a },;finor in French, Cl//11 laude Dean's List

A~IADOR VALLEY HIGH SCIIOOI., l'L£i\S,\NTON, CALJFORNI,\ (2000-2004) Cumulative G.P.A.: 4.28/4.00 National AP Scholar and AP Scholar with Distinction SAT: Verbal - 770/800 Math- 730/800

L EADERSHIP, SKILLS & ACTIVITIF..S Service: Local adult literacy tutoring, assistant !cachet· at community adult school, volunteering at a locally founded (lnd oper<~ted tWill developnwnt program in Cameroon, West Africa (2008) Activities & l n lc t·csls: Dance, reading, hiking, traveling Leadership: Residential Advisor, 2007 - 2008; President & Treasurer of University of Pennsylvania Outdoors Club, 2006 - 2008; Student Activities Council, Executive Board Member, 2007 - 2008 Lnngungcs: Fr ench (Advanced), Tclugu (Conversational) Computet· Proficiency: Advanced knowledge ofMicrosofi Excel, Word, & PowerPoint.

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Daniel Sisson Experience

. Director of Marketing and a ... siness Development at Mansa Systems October 2012- Present At Mansa Systems my main focus is strengthening relationships with partners, generating leads, and driving revenue. Major project: Channel and Partner Development

Marketing I Business Development at Daily Crowdsource December 2011- August 2012 Major Accomplishment: Developed and successfully executed Daily Crowdsource's first conference, Crowdopolls: LA; lining up speakers, selling exhibition space, marketing the conference, finding the right partners, and ticket sales.

• Handled all marketing, advert ising, ad publishing, and sales tasks • Increased average monthly unique visitors by 150% • Found first strategic partners • Product development strategy and analysis, conversion optimization,

branding and awareness, ppc campaigns, lead generation, copywriting, company representotion at events

• Spoke at Crowdfundfng Live's first event on Digital Marketing

Project Manager I Marketing at Panda"' Entertainment Company February 2010 - February 2011

• Performed administ rative tasks including marketing, social media marketing, sales, hiring, managing, operations, and accounting.

• Increased revenues by more than 200% In three months

Marketing and Sales Consultant at Four Seasons Gardening and Landscaping June 2009 -January 2010 Analyzed potential market developments, increased sales by 100%, and established online presence for residual sales

Event Manager 1 Marketing at Ocho Eventos August 2008 - June 2009 Began as intern, promoted to event manager with in two months. Created, managed1 and oversaw production and execution of over 120 successful events.

Work Study at Saint Louis University September 2005 - May 2008 My earliest stages of learning

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Languages Spanish, German

Skills & Expertise Management, Business Development, Sales, Strategic Planning, Marketing Strategy, Social Media, Project Management, Open Innovation, Crowdsourcing Public Speaking, Copywriting Production, Event Management, Logic, Mind Mapping, Public Relations, Product Development, Product Management, Cloud Computing, SaaS, Social Networking, Entrepreneurship

Education Saint Louis University, Madrid

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B.S.B.A., International Business, Marketing, Economics, Strategy, Latin American Economics, EU Politics, 2005 - 2009 Activities and Societies: Student Government Association President

Select Courses International Accounting for Global Organtz:atlons, The Economies of Latin America and Iberia, Political Economy of the European Union, Managerial Accounting, Strategic Management and Polley, Legal Environment of Business, International Marketing

"I would expect Daniel to do an exceptional job in any business situation. His people-oriented attitude leads him to take an interest In all types of lndividualsr while treating them with a natural respect. He is able to communicate his knowledge clearly and concisely, in a way that is easy for any other person to understand. It Is a real pleasure to know Danlel1 as he approaches almost everything with an interest and enthusiasm that seems to affect others as welL I highly recommend him! 11

- Alesia Slocum, Professor of Management and Marketing, StLouis University, Madrid, taught Daniel at Saint Louis University

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Statement of applicant's objectives if. accepted for membership on the CAC:

I grew up In San Diego, where transit barely exists. For business school I moved to Madrid, Spain, a city with an amazing transit system. For 6 years while I studied, lived, and worked I didn't have a car. I didn't realize how spoiled I was until I moved to San Francisco. In SF I found an unreliable, inefficient system that was nowhere close to what I had before, so I drove.

One year ago I committed to only using transit. It's been a frustrating year because I know first hand what an effective transit system can be, and I know how it can help both the people that truly depend on it (like the seniors and disabled) and it can help the everyday rider who doesn't want to drive. I found myself constantly saying, "With all the smart people in this city, you'd think someone would figure it oue'. Then I realized that, I can effect the change in this city that I want to see.

I bring to the CAC a business/economics background and a career In business that helps me to plan strategically.

My goals In the short run are to see more rapid routes implemented (like the proposed Geary BRT), and to create and implement more TEP pilot programs. In the long run, I will work towards realizing a transit-first city with a viable, every-day solution for everyone.

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My objective is: To participate in efficient transportation and infrastructure planning; and execution in Califo-rnia. Lending my input and assistance to help facilitate the solutions that wiU bring our transportation system into the 21st century. I have a demonstrated track record of working for progress since having grown up in the polluted housing project of Hunters Point. After receiving my MBA recently, I started volunteering as an analyst to review EIRs and ElSs. As a native Californian and daily commuter, serving as a member of the Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC) would allow me to express not only my personal opinions but the concerns of my community. The planning, foresight and community participation of our State's transportation problems, needs and future are of utmost importance to me and many others. With roots that are deep in the State; children, grand-children, friends and the citizenry, I want to help leave a legacy of smart transportation planning.

Applications are considered to be active for two years from date of signature. Completed applications should be submitted to the Authority by email to [email protected] or to the address or fax listed above.

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power projects and micro-electronic facility projects. I retired as a supervisor at Bechtel in SF. My work included: air and water pollution reduction; water distribution and mechanical facility components of projects .

L ommumty Sen'ice: Member of the Sierra Club since 1961 and have been an elected member of the SF Group Executive Cotmnili.ee and ~hair ofthe Transportation

CoTP .. nnttee since i 985. Member of the Greater ·west Portal Neighborhood Association, GWPNA, since 1972 <Uid served three years as President and served as Editor. Represented GWPNA at the Coalition for San Francisco Neighborhoods and served as President and Editor of the CSFN and chair of their Transportation Committee. Appointed by the Board of Supervisors to the Hazardous Materials Advisory Committee and served as chair. I was a member of the ad hoc Pedestrian Safety Task Force since 1994 and served as Convener. The Task Force was involved in the ordinance that fonned the PSAC. I helped form Rescue Muni in 1996 and served as elected member of the Executive Committee and chair of the Metro Committee. I served as project director for the GWPNA grant from the Health Department to study traffic calming and pedestrian safety improvemt:nts in Lh~ ndghborhood. I served as a mt:mber, appointed hy the Rules Committee, since it was formed and 1 am now Secreta!'; of the Pedestrian Safety Advisory Committee. I was a member of the Van Ness BRT Advisory Committee and our work ended when the preliminary design was approved by the Planning Department, the SFMTA and the Board of Supervisors.

Statement of Objectives: I hope to work toward explaining to all the members of th.;: CAC: That it is essential on our narrow and congested streets that we get our

priorities in order: speedy, safe aild reliable movement of transit; safe a."ld pleasant movement of pedestrians and bicyc.Jists; efficient movement of trucks for goods and services and lastly cars. Muni cannot achieve the first priority urJess all City agencies work for implementation of the Transit First Policy, as required in the Charter. We all have to recognize that a one minute reduction in running time on every Muni route reduces Muni operating costs by 2% or $1 6,000,000.

Meeting: I have class on January 14, but I can get to City Hall via the 5 Fulton shortly after noon or a little sooner if required.

Howard Strasner 661-8786 ruthowl @gmail.com

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My fam ii y has lived in San Francisco since before the great fire and earthquake and l o·wned and oeprated several smaU business ~s jo the City during my career. I've used local public transit all my life and witnessed many great changes and some s~r, 1ificant setbacks in ftmding and tnanagerue)).t that have impacted. the level and. quality of service. J'vc always been interest<! i in voltmteering and for more tha.n a decade have served on Tile Para transit Coordinating Councilm fom as ch,.i:r. I, e also been involved in operation:; for a non profit transportation program '~ith Shanti Project and served on The MI'A Di!: 1bled Parkins Task Force which m.et for six montl1s and issued policies recol!llmendiJJg major c.tmnges including . removiq; the free parking incentive for placard/plate holders. I've been involved ·with The Western RaHway Museum near Rio Vista fm: many years and truly have a passioan.te commitment to improving pub lit: transit for all San Franciscans and bay are~ :esidents. I also drove a taxi for Luxot Cab Compa.ny as part of an attempt to gain a seat on the no longer existing Taxi Co1 ~ n1ission. I've been deeply involved with issues arising from •the new ride sharing companies which appear to be th.e wav~: of the future and have proven to be extrem.cly popular with users all over the coWitJ:y and are realizing acccpta11< :e from the California Public Utiliities Commission. I'm deeply concerned ab·out how ride sharin.g will impact and possibly 1 educe paratransit service to seniors and disabled San Franciscans. I've been board chair of Shanti Project for 3 years, se~:ved on the boards ofThe Comm.unityTelC'\-ision Cotponttion, The Ri.chmond EnnetAids Foundation, The UCSF Aids Re:;A ~rch Institute, The Citywide Alcoholism & Drug Advisory Boards. I am cure111tly serving on the LGBT Aging Task Force, tl:u: MAAC, the Neighborhood Courts as an adjudicator and and am in a 2nd te1:m as a. Civil Grand. Juror and am a

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My first~ ~ 'jective is to objectively represent all San Franciscans atld consumers of ttansportation services furnished by SFCTA a:l d it's operating arms. As a long time disabled conswner and board member o0f both The Paratransit Coordim ~ ing Council and The MAAC, .I ha~: a focllsed interest on the needs of seniors and clisabled consumers of our 1ranspm1~ ;tion services. I have deep coMec1ions with many conununtty groups and associatations and believe that vigilance 111it h an open mind and compassionate heart will help me be useful to all those who use and depend on ottr public tr:msit sy~ l:cm. I'm deeply concerned. about how ride sharing companies will impact an1d possibly teduce paratra.nsit servi,ccs t r. seniors and disabled residents. I love the rich heritage and diversity of San :!Francisco and believe citizen advisory ·:1 Jdies like the CAC can make signiflcant contributions to the historic and oompl~x: transportation nehvork serving s«• many residentS1 tourists and commuters every day. I believe 1 can and will make valuable and positive contribut i< ms tQ this body if appointed.

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Stuart M. Smith 420 Berry Street # 421 San Francisco, CA 94158

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Goal: To find grmvth opportunities

Practical Experjenee:

• 1990 ~ present Vohtnteel' Activities: Executive Director, Tin Pan Alley Productions; Shaoti Board of Directors., currently Chair;; The Richmond Ermct Aids Foundation .Board ofl>i•·cctors, UCSF Aids Research Institute »_,endersbip Council, The MTA. Paratransit Coordinating Council Executive Committee, currently Board Cllair; CoiU1111nist for The Bay Times, Coro FeHow; Bagdad by the Bay; The San Francisco Publicity Club Boanl ofOirectors; Community Telcvisi.on Corporation Board of Directors, The 2007-2008 Civil Grand Jury, Producer Host of Public Access Television Show, Member Advisory Board, Castro Country Club, Appointed Member of LGBT Senior Task Force; Member SF Park Policy Advjsory Committee and Adjudicator for Community Court; Duties incJude strategic planning, resource developlllent and management, facili tating, fundraising and public affairs/community t:el.ations. 1975 ~ 1994 CEO, Managing Partller/Gener:lf Manager: Restaurants andl Bars in San Francisco, Palo Alto, Portola Va.U~:y and Tiburon including Harpoon Louie's, Rossotti's, Henry' s, 39 Main, Zott's, The Baja Beach Club) The Chestnut Street Gri II. Duties included administration of personnel, purchasing, scheduling, accounting, marketing, financial planning and reporting to shareholders-1983- 1987 CbiefOperating Offic.er: Donner .Distributing, S. F. and Tahoe City, Duties included fi.nancial and mai"kctit~g management of an :dcohol beverage importer .und wholesaler, creating brand identity Md recognition for Beck's Beer, spirits and California varietal wines in the Lake Tahoe area, 1963-1982 CEO/Board Chair: Image Technology, Inc., Palo Alto. Duties included management of officers and staff of a muJti layer circuit design and production facility, accounting~ planning, marketing, personnel, quality assurance, research and deve'Jopment and reporting to shareholders. Also planned and executed mergers and acquisitions.

Education ; AA degree, Foothill College, Political Science/Philosophy:. 1962. undergraduate rtudies in Philosophy/PoUtical Scjeoce/Pre-Law, San Jose State College., .1963_ Peer Support !!"raining, Shanti, 1996, Most Holy Redeemer, 1997, Multi M~dia Production, MediaLi.nk @ 3A VC; 1998. Business Plan Developmen~. incubation and marketing to venture capital markets, .'?enaissance Entrepreneurship Center, 1999; Coro Commun~ty Fellow, 2003 .

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SeTVic~ : Produce fund raising concerts for various not for profits; co-fbunded the Annual! Penny Pitch at Washington Square Bar & Grill beoeflting St. Anthony's Kitcben, I 0 years service with

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