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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC Planning Commission Interviews____________________________________________________________________________________ FOR CITY CLERK ONLY Council Meeting: October 21, 2024 Disposition: Appointed Danielle O’Leary to the Planning Commission to the end of October 2027 and recommended staff return with an action to appoint Leslie Stone as the Alternate Member at a future City Council meeting, if she is interested Special Meeting Agenda Item No: SM 1.a Meeting Date: October 21, 2024 SAN RAFAEL CITY COUNCIL STAFF REPORT Department: City Clerk Prepared by: Lindsay Lara, City Clerk City Manager Approval: ___________ TOPIC: PLANNING COMMISSION INTERVIEWS SUBJECT: INTERVIEW APPLICANTS AND MAKE ONE APPOINTMENT TO FILL ONE UNEXPIRED FOUR-YEAR TERM THROUGH THE END OF OCTOBER 2027 ON THE PLANNING COMMISSION DUE TO THE RESIGNATION OF SHINGAI SAMUDZI RECOMMENDATION: Interview the following applicants and make an appointment to fill one unexpired four- year term through the end of October 2027 on the Planning Commission due to the resignation of Shingai Samudzi. Name Alexander Vollmer Danielle O’Leary Gianna Scotto Leslie Stone Matthew Landry Raoul McDuff BACKGROUND: Interviews were scheduled for Monday, October 7th at a Special City Council meeting, however, two applicants were unable to attend due to last minute scheduling issues, and another applicant withdrew. The City Council continued the agenda item to a future meeting when all applicants would be available. The Planning Commission consists of community volunteers appointed by the City Council to make decisions or advise the Council on land use and property development issues. The Commission assures that new development is consistent with the City’s long- SAN RAFAEL CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT / Page: 2 range General Plan, State laws, and other public policies that advance the interests of our community. Meetings are held on the second & fourth Tuesdays at 7:00 p.m. The term of Shingai Samudzi was set to expire at the end of October 2027; however, Shingai Samudzi resigned due to moving outside of city limits. The City Clerk’s office opened recruitment and left applications for all boards, commissions, and committees (BCCs) open, including the Planning Commission. The City Clerk’s office received a total of thirteen eligible applications for the vacancy. Four of the applications were withdrawn, leaving nine remaining applicants. Due to the volume of applications received, staff forwarded the applications to the City Council Liaison for their review to determine which six (6) applicants would move forward to the interview process. The City Council Liaison selected the six (6) applicants to move forward. ANALYSIS: Staff recommends the City Council interview the six (6) applicants and appoint one applicant to the Planning Commission, with the term to expire at the end of October 2027. FISCAL IMPACT: There is no fiscal impact associated with this item. COMMUNITY OUTREACH: The recruitment for the Planning Commission was advertised through mass email notification, the City website, social media platforms, and the Marin IJ, and it was physically posted at City facilities. ATTACHMENT: 1.Six (6) Applications Boards, Commissions & Committees Application 1 / 3 Q1 Contact Information / Información del contacto First and Last Name / Nombre y Apellido Alexander Vollmer Address / Dirección City / Ciudad San Rafael State / estado CA ZIP/Postal Code / Código postal 94901 Email Address / Dirección de correo electrónico Phone Number / Número de teléfono Q2 What district do you currently live in?¿En qué distrito vive actualmente? District 1/Southern / Distrito 1/Sur Q3 How long have you lived in San Rafael? 45 Q4 Business Information Respondent skipped this question Q5 How did you hear about this vacant position? Other (please specify): Newspaper (Independent Journal) notice of vancancies Q6 What Board would you like to apply to?¿A cuál te gustaría aplicar? Planning Commission #80#80 COMPLETECOMPLETE Collector:Collector: Web Link 1 Web Link 1 (Web Link)(Web Link) Started:Started: Wednesday, August 07, 2024 2:59:35 PMWednesday, August 07, 2024 2:59:35 PM Last Modified:Last Modified: Wednesday, August 07, 2024 3:16:16 PMWednesday, August 07, 2024 3:16:16 PM Time Spent:Time Spent: 00:16:4100:16:41 IP Address:IP Address: 73.70.94.3273.70.94.32 Page 1 Boards, Commissions & Committees Application 2 / 3 Q18 Do you participate in any civic activities? If so, what are they? I am the Presient of the Spinnaker Point Homeowners Assocation; I vote Q19 List any civic organizations of which you are a member: None; Prior Member of the Matin County Civil Grand Jury. Q20 Education: Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering Masters degree in Civil Engineering (Stuctural & Geotechnical) Q21 Why are you interested in serving on a board or commission? I may be able to use my educational & professional experience in the performance of Planning Comission discussions and decisions. Q22 Describe possible areas in which you may have a conflict of interest with the City: None that I am aware of. Q23 Upload your resume. Respondent skipped this question Q24 Ethnicity / Raza/etnia: Page 4 Page 5: Demographics / Datos demográficos Boards, Commissions & Committees Application 3 / 3 Q25 To which gender do you most identify?¿Con qué género se identifica más? Q26 How old are you?¿Cuántos años tienes? ALEXANDER B. VOLLMER, P.E. PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS/LICENSES: Professional Engineer (Civil) - New York (No. 045638-1, 1970) - Inactive California (No. C 054817, 1995), Inactive PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION: Bachelor of Civil Engineering - Cornell University, Ithaca, NY (5 year program) Master of Civil Engineering - Cornell University, Ithaca, NY (2 year program) Major - Structural Design & Analysis Minor - Geotechnical Engineering Proficient in spoken and written Spanish and spoken German PROFESSIONAL CONSULTING EXPERIENCE: 1996 to Present: VOLLMER CONSTRUCTION CONSULTANCY, Principal San Francisco & San Rafael, CA Providing civil engineering and construction consulting services including technical advice, dispute resolution assistance and expert testimony to owners, contractors, Engineers, Architects, underwriters, adjusters and their legal counsel. Services include construction contract claim preparation and analysis utilizing Critical Path Method (CPM) schedule techniques, loss of labor productivity studies and liability assessments; Construction project performance evaluations (including Standard of Care assessments); Construction contract and Proposed Change Order (PCO) review for causation and betterment; Marine & non-Marine Property and casualty loss investigations, causation opinions and reconstruction estimates; Personal injury investigations and opinions of liability; Pre-litigation support services including interrogatory and opposing expert deposition question preparation; Attendance at opposing expert deposition; Provision of expert testimony at deposition, mediation, arbitration and trial. Service as a member of Dispute Resolution Board (DRB) forums. Major Assignments: Damage to a gypsum loading terminal: Assisted in the defense of a $10 million claim by a loading terminal facility against a shipping company for costs of replacement of a breasting dolphin allegedly damaged by a 70,000 DWT berthing vessel. Forensic work included examination of the appropriate dolphin design berthing approach velocity (per PIANC guidelines) and the efficacy of the construction, maintenance and repair of the damaged berthing dolphin prior to the incident. Provided expert testimony in deposition and in trial in Federal District Court. Sub-contractor pass-through claim against State Transportation Authority: On behalf of a state transportation authority, Mr. Vollmer provided an analysis of a contractor’s $600,000 claim for direct and delay damages and Liquidated Damages relief. Mr. Vollmer created an As-Built schedule from project records and determined the As-Built Critical Path. He also identified contractor delays and inefficiencies and non-compliance with owner supplied equipment. In addition, Mr. Vollmer provided expert testimony in deposition and arbitration, which resulted in a determination of no liability on the part of the authority. Alexander B. Vollmer, P.E. Page 2 Project Management for Pedestrian Wharf: On behalf of a marine contracting firm, provided daily on-site project management of a $6MM reconstruction of a timber wharf to a cast-in-place and precast deck panel promenade on the San Francisco Bay waterfront. Coordinated trade crews, interfaced with Owner representatives, prepared and updated Project Schedules, attended weekly Progress Meetings, coordinated multiple subcontractors and supplier to insure project completion by scheduled date. Vessel Damage at Wood Chip Loading Dock: Investigation, analysis and expert testimony in Federal Court on behalf of facility owner as to the adequacy of a chip loading dock for ocean -going vessels, in defense of a $27 million claim by vessel owner for negl igence in the maintenance and operation of the facility. Full judgment in favor of client/owner of loading facility. Contractor Claim for Damages against Owner: Analysis of a contractor’s pre-bid investigation and post-award performance during trenching for fiber optic cable installation. Expert testimony in arbitration as to the contractor’s performance vs. schedule and liability for damage recovery. Subcontractor Claim for Damages against Architect: Analysis of a claim of design negligence resulting in project delays in completion of an airport terminal. Expert presentation in mediation as to actual schedule impact resulting from subcontractor’s interpretation of design elements. 1989 to 1996: HIGH-POINT RENDEL, General Manager, Senior Consultant (Previously High-Point Schaer & Schaer Associates) San Francisco, CA Opened and managed the Northern California office of an international construction consulting group. Performed as Project Executive or Project Manager for a wide range of projects including construction project claim development and analysis, dispute resolution assistance including expert testimony, construction project schedule analyses and loss of productivity studies, contracts review, property loss assessments and preparation of reconstruction estimates, construction project related casualty (personal injury) loss claim investigations and litigation assistance, financial risk assessments, surety bond claim investigations & estimates to complete construction and Architect/Engineer Standard of Care assessments. Provided expert testimony as to liability for construction schedule impacts and project delays based on CPM schedule analyses, on responsibility for site safety, on appropriateness of contractor’s construction means and methods, on reasonableness of reconstruction schedules, on contractor’s interpretation of information provided in plans and specifications, on reasonableness of claimed costs and methodology of their calculation and on sufficiency of specifications provided to contractors in bidding documents. Alexander B. Vollmer, P.E. Page 3 Major assignments: Santa Rita (CA) Replacement (Detention) Facility: Analysis of Owner’s $16 million claim against the design Architects/Mechanical Engineers for delay damages on a $150 million project including a CPM schedule analysis and determination of liability for dir ect cost damages. Sacramento County (CA) Jail: Analysis of a Contractor’s $20 million ‘modified total cost/total time’ claim for delay and disruption against the design Architects for errors and omissions. University of North Carolina Co-generation Plant: Analysis of a design build Contractor’s $36 million direct cost and delay claim against the Owner for impacts due to differing site conditions, changes and operational interferences during boiler replacement in an operating facility. Cabrillo Beach (CA) Marina: Development of a sub-contractor’s claim for delay and disruption damages against the General Contractor and Owner during construction of a $22 million, 1500 slip pleasure boat marina. 1988: VOLLMER CONSTRUCTION CONSULTANTS, Principal San Francisco & San Rafael, CA Provided technical assistance including direct and delay claim analysis and quantification using CPM methodology to owners, contractors, attorneys & Architects/Engineers. Provided and implemented construction project control and management systems. Provided fact witness testimony. PROFESSIONAL CIVIL CONTRACTING EXPERIENCE: 1982 to 1988: CROWLEY MARITIME CORPORATION, Area & Projects Manager San Francisco, CA Area Construction Manager and Senior Projects Manager for a major heavy civil marine works construction firm. Direct responsibility for Northern California and Alaska operations including supervision of individual Project Managers to insure on-time and in-budget project completions. Responsibilities included estimating and bidding of public and private projects and contract negotiation of non-bid projects. Developed and implemented project controls, handled labor relations/ negotiations, liaised with public and private client representatives and coordinated with in-house and external legal counsel for claims arbitration and litigation support. Provided direct project management services in specialty situations. Projects included near-shore concrete pile supported, cast-in-place concrete deck wharves, timber pile supported bridge fender repair works, jetted and driven concrete pile and precast concrete module marina construction, steel pile supported Synchrolift dock installation, dredging and other projects employing marine pile driving derricks and associated equipment including barge mounted heavy lift cranes, tug boats and supply barges. Alexander B. Vollmer, P.E. Page 4 1964 to 1982: RAYMOND INTERNATIONAL, Inc. & Worldwide Subsidiaries: 1979 to 1982: HEALY TIBBITTS CONSTRUCTION CO., Projects Manager San Francisco, CA Projects Manager/Estimator for heavy civil marine construction works contractor with operations on U. S. West Coast and South America. Projects included sanitary outfalls, bridge construction rehabilitation, marina construction, sub-sea oil pipeline installation and marine facilities repair works. Responsibilities included identification of appropriate projects, proposal preparation, bidding, contracts negotiation, establishment and implementation of project management systems, on-time and in-budget execution of work, preparation and negotiation of change orders and claims administration including interface activities with public and private client representatives, in-house and external counsel and underwriter claim managers. 1977 to 1979: RAYMOND INTERNATIONAL BUILDERS, Inc., District Manager Lagos, Nigeria General Manager of in-country Sales/Administrative/Operations office with multi-national (expatriate and local) office and trade worker staffs. Responsible for construction project development and sales, including estimating, contract preparation and negotiation, change order preparation and negotiation and claims resolution for multi-contract infrastructure development program including foundation projects for bridges, highways, marginal and relieved wharves and docks utilizing concrete cylinder, steel pipe and sheet piling. Assumed responsibility for field Construction Management of projects including equipment and materials logistics, completion schedules and project cost vs. budget. 1976 to 1977: RAYMOND INTERNATIONAL, Inc., Project Manager London, England, Almeria, Spain & Arzew, Algeria In-country Engineer/Supervisor managing and coordinating the planning, design and negotiating contracts for the modification and mobilization of major specialty marine pipe laying equipment for use in a $20 million sub-sea precast concrete cooling water intake tunnel project in the Mediterranean Sea. Assisted with negotiations between the Owner (Algerian government) and the Construction Manager (Bechtel) for sale of the equipment spread to the Owner and for the work accomplished. 1974 to 1976: RAYMOND-KIEWIT-TIDEWATER JV, Area Superintendent Cove Point (Chesapeake Bay), MD On-site Engineer responsible for the on-time, in-budget completion of a $25 million marine berthing portion of an LNG offloading and storage facility. Project included pre-cast concrete cylinder pile jetting/ driving operation, pre-cast and cast-in-place concrete deck construction, steel sheet pile cofferdam and large diameter steel pile supported concrete mooring dolphin installation. Directly supervised five Assistant Superintendents and trade union force of 100+. Managed floating equipment fleet including two barge mounted pile drivers (one jack-up unit), three heavy lift crane barges, a floating concrete batching plant, supply barges and a fleet of service launches and tugboats. Alexander B. Vollmer, P.E. Page 5 1971 to 1974: RAYMOND CONSTRUCTION CO. of TRINIDAD, Project Manager Galeota Point, Trinidad, W.I. In-country Engineer/supervisor with on-site responsibility for construction, budget and completion schedule of several consecutive projects including installation of a 1700 meter long steel sheet pile earth-filled jetty, dredging of a supply vessel turning basin and installation of concrete anchoring weights on a sub-sea offshore pipeline for an international oil company. Responsibilities included field management of expatriate and local labor force; in-country client relations; subcontracts preparation, negotiation & supervision and claims preparation & negotiation with U.S. Owner. 1970 to 1971: RAYMOND-DRAVO-LANGENFELDER JV, Assistant Superintendent, Superintendent, General Superintendent Annapolis, MD On-site Engineer/supervisor responsible for planning and prosecution of installation of precast concrete cylinder pile supported, precast concrete beam and cast-in-place concrete deck structures for approaches to the second Chesapeake Bay suspension bridge crossing. Supervised pile jetting/driving, precast and cast-in-place concrete work. As General Superintendent responsible for all off -shift pile driving, tremie concrete placement in Potomac-type piers and cast-in-place anchorage pier construction. Also responsible for fleet of marine equipment including crane barges, supply barges, concrete batch plant, and service launches and tugboats. 1969 to 1970: RAYMOND METAL PRODUCTS Co., Owner’s Representative Baltimore, MD On-site Engineer responsible for oversight of third party contractor’s schedule and performance during expansion of Company’s operating metal products plant. Activities included construction contract negotiation, design engineer liaison and construction coordination to per mit continuation of plant activities during construction period. 1968 to 1969: RAYMOND TECHNICAL FACILITIES, Inc., Civil Engineer New York, NY Office Engineer responsible for planning of design projects, structural design and drafting for foundation design projects. Assisted with preparation of engineering design proposals. 1967 to 1969: CONSORCIO RAYMOND – BROWN & ROOT, Field Superintendent Maracaibo, Venezuela In-country marine Civil works Superintendent responsible for on-site prosecution of work activities and maintenance of schedule for construction of an offshore (mid-Lake) natural gas recompression platform. Responsibilities included overseeing concrete cylinder pile driving, placement of pre-cast concrete deck modules, cast-in-place concrete batching and placement and erection of fabricated steel members. Supervised expatriate and in-country labor force operating barge mounted pile driver, two heavy lift barge mounted derricks, barge mounted concrete batching plant and various tugboats and supply barges. Directed three Assistant Superintendents and a surveying crew. Alexander B. Vollmer, P.E. Page 6 1967: RAYMOND INTERNATIONAL, Inc., Engineering Liaison Cabinda, Angola & New York, NY In-country Liaison Engineer responsible for explaining to prospective owner/client various preliminary design and construction proposals for a marine crude oil collection and loading facility being proposed by Company’s Stateside engineering group. Interfaced with prospective client’s in-country operations team to develop facility design parameters to assist with Company’s final design/build proposal. Researched and assembled local labor, materials and services cost data for development of proposal. Presented and explained final proposal to prospective client. 1965 to 1967: CONSORCIO RAYMOND–BROWN & ROOT, Engineer/Superintendent Maracaibo, Venezuela On-site Civil Engineer responsible for steel fabrication yard materials ordering, optimum usage determinations and piece layout for fabrication. As Superintendent, assisted marine piling and steel erection operations with scheduling and project layout. 1965 to 1965: CORPORACION RAYMOND, S.A., Engineer/Superintendent Trainee Puerto Rico On-site Engineer responsible for layout, installation and quality control of building foundation and near-shore facilities Step-Taper (driven steel shell) and steel pipe piling projects. Coordinated concrete pouring, equipment scheduling and materials logistics for these projects. Responsible for damage assessment and layout for reconstruction of fendering dolphins at offshore molasses loading terminal damaged by ocean-going vessels. PROFESSIONAL CONSTRUCTION & CONSULTING SPECIALTIES : Planning, design coordination, estimating, scheduling and execution of onshore and near -shore heavy civil land and marine foundation construction projects. Project experience includes concrete and steel pile supported marginal wharves, marine loading terminals, jetties, piers, pile supported bridge fendering systems, segmented concrete and steel pipe offshore outfalls (wastewater discharge and water intake), onshore and offshore bridge foundations (caisson and pile supported), stationary oilfield platforms, oil/gas tanker loading/unloading piers, sea walls, floating and fixed marina installation and repair slope revetments and dredging operations in connection with some of these projects. Pile driving experience includes timber, concrete, concrete cylinder, steel pipe and H-beams as well as steel and concrete sheet piling. Experienced in the selection, deployment and on-site management of land and marine construction equipment including derrick barges, concrete batch plants, pile drivers, supply barges and service launches and tugboats. Alexander B. Vollmer, P.E. Page 7 Experienced in proposal preparation (estimating, bidding, presentation), constructability reviews, owner/designer liaison, contract review, development and implementation of project control and management systems, project scheduling, project management and closeout, claims preparation and negotiation and technical support for mediation, arbitration and litigation related to constructed facilities. Experienced in identification, analysis and evaluation of construction project documents and claims related to schedule delay/impact, extended performance, scope change, loss of productivity and disruption. Experienced in the analysis of As-Planned and As-built schedules and preparation and presentation of delay and performance related analyses. Experienced in the investigation, analysis, costing and negotiation of Maritime facility loss claims to docks, wharves, bridge fendering, mooring dolphins, marine construction equipment, levees, revetments, etc. Experienced in the preparation and use of explanatory exhibits for use in adjudicative forums as well as in the provision of expert testimony in these forums. (Current as of 11-Sep-24) From: notify@proudcity.com <notify@proudcity.com> Sent: Wednesday, August 21, 2024 3:46 PM To: Info <info@cityofsanrafael.org>; Open Data <opendata@cityofsanrafael.org> Subject: New submission from Contact City Council Name Bruce Raful Email Subject new Planning Comm membrs Message Mayor Kate and council members, my very good friend Alex Vollmer has applied to be a planning commissioner and I write to highly commend him to you. Alex is president of our local HOA and does a really good job for our Spinnaker community. He is an engineer by profession, very well organized, and would be a great asset to our city. Please give his application your closest attention. Boards, Commissions & Committees Application 1 / 3 Q1 Contact Information / Información del contacto First and Last Name / Nombre y Apellido Danielle O'Leary Address / Dirección City / Ciudad San Rafael State / estado California ZIP/Postal Code / Código postal 94903 Email Address / Dirección de correo electrónico Phone Number / Número de teléfono Q2 What district do you currently live in?¿En qué distrito vive actualmente? District 4/Northern / Distrito 4/Norte Q3 How long have you lived in San Rafael? 7 years Q4 Business Information Company Prologis Address Pier 1, Bay 1 City/Town San Francisco ZIP/Postal Code 94111 #92#92 COMPLETECOMPLETE Collector:Collector: Web Link 1 Web Link 1 (Web Link)(Web Link) Started:Started: Friday, October 11, 2024 11:05:31 AMFriday, October 11, 2024 11:05:31 AM Last Modified:Last Modified: Friday, October 11, 2024 11:14:58 AMFriday, October 11, 2024 11:14:58 AM Time Spent:Time Spent: 00:09:2700:09:27 IP Address:IP Address: 163.116.140.94163.116.140.94 Page 1 Boards, Commissions & Committees Applic ation 2 / 3 Q5 How did you hear about this vac ant position? Social Media Q6 What Board would you like to apply to?¿A c uál te gus taría aplicar? Planning Com missi on Q18 Do you partic ipate in any c iv ic ac tivities? If s o, what are they? Worked f or loc al municipal gov ernments for 20+ y ears , in a v ariety of roles s upporting ec onomic dev elopment and communit y dev elopment programming. Q19 Lis t any civ ic organizations of which y ou are a m ember: N/A Q20 Education: Bachelor of Art s Degree in Bus iness Administration, Minor in Communic ations . Q21 Why are you interested in s erving on a board or c om m iss ion? I liv e in San Rafael, and c ommunity development and economic development is v ery important to me. Serv ing in a v olunteer role t hat helps our city 's res iliency in loc al infrastruc t ure and ec onomics is v ery important to me. Planning Commis s ion has a direc t c orrelation to impac t ing these focus areas . Q22 Describe pos sible areas in whic h you may have a conflict of interest with the City: I work for a large Industrial Real Estat e Inv estment Trust (REIT). Howev er, the company I work for, Prologis has no land holdings in San Rafael, or Marin County. Q23 Upload your resume. Respondent skipped this question Page 4 Boards, Commissions & Committees Application 3 / 3 Q24 Ethnicity / Raza/etnia: Q25 To which gender do you most identify?¿Con qué género se identifica más? Q26 How old are you?¿Cuántos años tienes? Page 5: Demographics / Datos demográficos DANIELLE O'LEARY | San Rafael, CA 94903 EXECUTIVE LEADER, PUBLIC SECTOR Local & State Affairs, Government Relations, Urban Planning, and Economic Development Highly strategic, enterprising executive and energizing force for positive change with expertise in economic and community development. Passion for opening growth opportunities that drive innovation, community, and sustainability. Project management experience and technical acumen in business development, public policy, and project delivery in areas related to finance, community development, and capital mobilization. Deep experience: •Influencing advocacy and reputational efforts with policymakers, regulators, municipalities, businesses, and communities to shape policy environment and marketplace. Pioneered legislation in new business space (cannabis). •Cultivating strategic partnerships with industry and community groups, effectively connecting seemingly separate entities, and building consensus among diverse personalities (C-suite, government officials, business owners, residents). •Developing government relations and programs focused on commercial real estate development and city planning with deep understanding of zoning and complex regulatory environments/legal frameworks. •Communicating, influencing, and changing mindsets among City Council, boards, and commissions to advance goals and policies, demonstrating courage in the face of conflict and thoughtful consideration of win/lose outcomes. EXECUTIVE PATH Director of Development & Local Partnerships | Prologis I $4.4B Industrial REIT Jul 2022-Present Responsible for building and executing Prologis’ community and government relations strategy at the local and state level for California, New Jersey, and New York. Represent Prologis’ at relevant hearings, meetings and conferences. Support, maximize, and drive trade association memberships. •Analyze development regulations on a jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction basis. Support development and capital deployment teams by analyzing municipal regulations impacting real estate development. Review General Plans, Good Neighbor Policies, zoning and land-use changes affecting industrial and logistics real estate development. Provide regulatory analysis on emerging regulations at the state and local level. •Collaborate with development, construction, and global communications teams. Evaluate reputational risk, map out government engagement strategies, and respond to media inquiries regarding high-profile development projects. •Act as a liaison with local elected officials. Support teams with outreach coordination to city and county staff, local and state elected officials to build relationships and establish open communication channels. Serve on the City of Carson’s Economic Development Commission, appointed by Mayor. •Support EV & Mobility teams. Work with energy teams to secure funding and permitting to build solar installations and EV charging stations for Prologis’ real estate portfolio. City of San Rafael | Director of Economic Development & Innovation Jul 2016 – Jul 2022 Directed all economic development programs for business attraction, retention, and promotion for the City to improve business climate and municipal tax revenues. Stimulated capital investment (commercial, retail, industrial) through zoning updates, workforce investments, and small business entrepreneurship programming. Supported Human Resource Division with employee onboarding and “Together San Rafael” culture work. Lead 3 direct reports. Built partnerships, facilitated discussions, and navigated a delicate balance with community stakeholders to analyze trends impacting housing policy and workforce development. Engaged with brokers/commercial real estate agents, local government agencies, property owners, industry associations, and academia to understand market dynamics. DANIELLE O'LEARY | Page 2 of 3 •Designed and administered small business economic recovery grant program during early stages of COVID, resulting in $263K+ (fundraised/community donations) and 65+ local grants awarded to various industries. Acted as single point of contact for 654 applications and worked with Chamber of Commerce on approvals and payments. Tracked all recovery programs and legislation at federal, state, and local levels and provided regular policy updates. •Spearheaded emergency small business programming during COVID (such as parklets/streetaries for restaurants) and led industry-specific focus groups to support economic recovery efforts, working with the Mayor, Chamber of Commerce, and business community. Solicited, assessed, and acted on feedback, trends, needs, and changes for improvement. Created and lead City's cannabis licensing program, bringing in $500M + in revenues annually. Work included building program regulations, licensing, compliance, tax collection, and written voter ballot initiative (70% approval). Served as local government liaison with State of California's Department of Cannabis Control. Influenced support of anti-tax groups/ opponents by building relationships, leading tours, engaging municipalities, and presenting at City Council meetings. •Championed diversification strategy in economic development to align with City’s financial sustainability goals by supporting Finance Department with annual forecasting and business tax analysis. Conducted economic development evaluation on general plan updates and San Rafael’s new Downtown Precise Plan; presented to community groups on the importance of preserving industrial/commercial zoning districts, which were under pressure for conversion. •Appointed Subject Matter Expert (SME) on all business marketing, branding, and communication efforts for the City, including media inquiries, public outreach, presentations, trend analysis, surveys, demographics, and social campaigns. Created Shop Local campaign and Life in San Rafael a visual storyboard for the local community. •Worked with arts and culture community to secure California Cultural District designation (1/14 districts in CA). •Administered with the County of Marin, San Rafael’s Community Development Block Grants program, supported affordable housing developments and refinancing. Recently completed $28M affordable housing refinance. •Built strategic partnerships with government/private sector entities to support local and regional economic development efforts, including universities, businesses, non-profits, developers, and commercial real estate agents. Oversaw partnerships with Small Business Development Council (SBDC), San Rafael Chamber of Commerce and Marin Economic Forum. City of Santa Rosa (5th largest Bay Area City) | Economic Development Manager Dec 2008 – Jul 2016 Ensured success of the City's economic development program following the loss of state redevelopment funding during and after the global financial crisis. Created aggressive policy suite of economic development programming to encourage business growth, partnering with community development team. Managed 7 direct reports and $1M budget. •Program received California Association of Local Economic Development (CALED) Award of Excellence. Streamlined cumbersome application procedures by developing a formal, time-saving pre-application process, providing high-level of predictability and enhancing collaboration between city staff and project applicants. •Offset traditional funding during recession with $1M in new annual program funding and bolstered tourism business by creating a hospitality business improvement district and forming strategic partnerships with Chamber of Commerce, Convention & Visitors Bureau, and local hotels. Produced and presented annual reports and work plans to the City Council, boards, and commissions. •Led thought leader community discussions with Strong Towns and Urban 3 on public infrastructure costs and land-use development. Presented value-per-acre data-driven approach to support long-term development and financial planning for the City of Santa Rosa. DANIELLE O'LEARY | Page 3 of 3 Town of Los Gatos | Economic Vitality Manager Dec 2004 – Dec 2008 Developed the first economic development program for the Town of Los Gatos, built strategic partnerships, created communication strategies, and presented to Town Council, boards and commissions on economic development initiatives. •Introduced creative branding and marketing for the community, including Shop Local campaigns, affinity card programs, and FAM tours with Travel and Wine industries to grow tourism and support local tax base. •Supported community development team and planning commission. Conducted analysis to support revisions to the City’s small business formula retail ordinance. Coordinated with commercial real estate communities on recruitments. City of Saratoga | Economic Development Coordinator May 2001 – Nov 2004 Developed the City's first economic development program focused on business attraction, retention, and promotion. Managed multiple community groups. Acted as City representative for the Silicon Valley Economic Development Alliance. •Created unique, industry-specific marketing campaigns that strengthened travel and tourism with the local hospitality industry. •Encouraged capital investment and stimulated activity to help fill vacant properties by designing and managing decorative lighting projects and events in Downtown Saratoga. HONORS & AFFILIATIONS North Bay Business Journal 40 Under 40 Award Urban Land Institute (ULI), Member – Technical Advisory Panel Member, National Association of Business & Economics (NABE) Member, Richmond Council of Industries Member, East Bay Economic Development Alliance (EDA) EDUCATION Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Business Administration, Minor in Communications | Concordia University, Irvine, CA Boards, Commissions & Committees Application 1 / 3 Q1 Contact Information / Información del contacto First and Last Name / Nombre y Apellido Gianna Scotto Address / Dirección City / Ciudad San Rafael State / estado CA ZIP/Postal Code / Código postal 94901 Email Address / Dirección de correo electrónico Phone Number / Número de teléfono Q2 What district do you currently live in?¿En qué distrito vive actualmente? District 2 Q3 How long have you lived in San Rafael? 2 years Q4 Business Information Respondent skipped this question Q5 How did you hear about this vacant position? City Council Agenda Q6 What Board would you like to apply to?¿A cuál te gustaría aplicar? Planning Commission #76#76 COMPLETECOMPLETE Collector:Collector: Web Link 1 Web Link 1 (Web Link)(Web Link) Started:Started: Sunday, August 04, 2024 12:41:32 AMSunday, August 04, 2024 12:41:32 AM Last Modified:Last Modified: Sunday, August 04, 2024 12:49:46 AMSunday, August 04, 2024 12:49:46 AM Time Spent:Time Spent: 00:08:1400:08:14 IP Address:IP Address: 76.32.169.15776.32.169.157 Page 1 Boards, Commissions & Committees Application 2 / 3 Q18 Do you participate in any civic activities? If so, what are they? N/a Q19 List any civic organizations of which you are a member: N/a Q20 Education: College of Marin AA- Liberal Arts emphasis on natural sciences Dominican university - BS, Global Public health Q21 Why are you interested in serving on a board or commission? I want to contribute to the city I live in being as livable as possible. I have a desire to support the city of San Rafael and a commitment to the community. Q22 Describe possible areas in which you may have a conflict of interest with the City: N/a Q23 Upload your resume. Gianna_murray_resume2024.pdf (82.6KB) Q24 Ethnicity / Raza/etnia: Page 4 Page 5: Demographics / Datos demográficos Boards, Commissions & Committees Application 3 / 3 Q25 To which gender do you most identify?¿Con qué género se identifica más? Q26 How old are you?¿Cuántos años tienes? Gianna Murray |Linkedin Experienced development professional with advanced CRM database expertise and strong analytical skills. Dedicated to dismantling socio-economic inequities through strategic planning, program development, and fostering relationships. With a background in public health, I am eager to contribute to an organization’s mission by applying my skills to drive impactful outcomes in reporting and analytics to make a significant difference . Professional Experience Development Manager, Development Team February 2024 - Present Mission Graduates, San Francisco, CA ● Project Manager for Salesforce data migration ● Manage organization’s CRM database ● Manage online fundraising and events management systems ● Develop scheduled reporting cross organizationally ● Collaborate with and advise the Development Team Members on donor database management of contacts, relationships, and opportunities ● Spearheaded digital fundraising campaigns, achieving significant revenue growth and expanding brand presence online ● Successfully revenued $410,000 in individual and major gift funding and $90,000 in corporate funding ● Managed diverse range of giving portals, such as Benevity, Frontstream, and ActBlue, utilizing digital platforms for maximum reach and impact from individual and corporate gift match opportunities ● Unified disparate donor, volunteer, and alumni data using CRM platforms for streamlined digital outreach. ● Led digital external communications for fundraising, expanding brand presence across multiple online platforms ● Simultaneously worked as the Development Manager and Volunteer Manager managing both programs ● Successfully liaisoned with the Mayor of San Francisco’s office to award Mission Graduates with a Commendation, Certificate of Honor. ● Lead the Alumni Committee to engage Alumni demographic through organized and planned stewardship, Volunteer Manager, Development Team Nov 2022 - June 2024 Mission Graduates, San Francisco, CA ● Strategize for recruiting volunteers aligned with the organization's mission and development goals. ● Design and conduct individual and corporate group orientations to onboard volunteers, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the organization's values, goals, and specific roles. ● Lead Alumni Committee to cultivate and re-engage Mission Graduate Alumni ● Design and implement marketing campaigns via MailChimp to cultivate volunteer relationships through acknowledging volunteer contributions to ensure a positive experience and continued support. ● Collaborate with the development team to engage volunteers in donor stewardship activities, fostering a sense of community and commitment. ● Support in planning fundraising events including volunteering ensuring seamless execution and maximizing volunteer impact. ● Create a pipeline from volunteerism to donorship. ●Manage volunteer data in the Development database to inform prospect research and contribute to the identification and qualification of prospective donors. ●Generate regular reports for the development team,highlighting volunteer impact and areas for improvement. Project Manager,Life Enrichment May 2022 -Nov 2022 The Redwoods,Mill Valley,CA ●Develop and execute strategies for recruiting,training,and retaining volunteers to enhance the quality of life for senior residents ●Serve as a key point of contact between the Life Enrichment Team and the Board of Directors,facilitating effective communication and collaboration. ●Collaborate with internal teams and external partners to ensure the seamless execution of projects,from ideation to evaluation Domestic Violence Advocate Intern,June 2021 -Dec 2021 Center For Domestic Peace,San Rafael,CA ●Design and deliver bi-monthly domestic violence prevention workshops in collaboration with program coordinators to up to 50 individuals Certified Nursing Assistant,Patient Care Services May 2021 -May 2022 By The Bay Health,Larkspur,CA ●Provide essential administrative support to clinical staff,Team Leaders,and Clinical Managers. ●Audit,chart,and complete patient admissions of up to 150 per day ●Maintain Patient electronic and hard copy charts up to date through Epic Healthcare Software adhering to privacy protocols Services Experience Specialist,Service Experience Feb 2015 -May 2021 Nordstrom Inc.,Corte Madera,CA ●Engage up to 100 customers per day to understand their individual needs and preferences,providing personalized recommendations and solutions. ●Adhere to and exemplify Nordstrom's service standards,consistently delivering high-quality service that reflects the brand's reputation. Skills ●Data Management:CRM Platforms,Donor Prospect Research,Data Analysis,Visualization,and Multivariate Analysis Software:SPSS ●Event Management:Eventbrite,Vendor Management,Budget Management ●Project Management:Google Workspace,Microsoft Office,MailChimp,Successfully Managed Consultants ●Stakeholder Engagement:Board Liaison,Cross-Organizational Collaboration and Coordination,Community Engagement &Relationship Building,Digital Outreach and Cultivation ●Fundraising:Digital Community Engagement &Relationship Building.Successfully have secured Major Donors, Corporate and Community Sponsors,Restricted and Unrestricted funds,Implemented Annual Fundraisers and Seasonal Appeals Education: Bachelor of Science,Global Public Health;Concentration:Biostatistics Dominican University of California,San Rafael,CA Boards, Commissions & Committees Application 1 / 3 Q1 Contact Information / Información del contacto First and Last Name / Nombre y Apellido Leslie Stone Address / Dirección City / Ciudad San Rafael State / estado California ZIP/Postal Code / Código postal 94901 Email Address / Dirección de correo electrónico Phone Number / Número de teléfono Q2 What district do you currently live in?¿En qué distrito vive actualmente? District 3/Eastern / Distrito 3/Este Q3 How long have you lived in San Rafael? Nine years Q4 Business Information Company LSA Address City/Town San Rafael ZIP/Postal Code 94901 #148#148 COMPLETECOMPLETE Collector:Collector: Web Link 1 Web Link 1 (Web Link)(Web Link) Started:Started: Thursday, September 26, 2024 2:42:38 PMThursday, September 26, 2024 2:42:38 PM Last Modified:Last Modified: Thursday, September 26, 2024 10:43:36 PMThursday, September 26, 2024 10:43:36 PM Time Spent:Time Spent: 08:00:5808:00:58 IP Address:IP Address: 162.235.140.43162.235.140.43 Page 1 Boards, Commissions & Committees Applic ation 2 / 3 Q5 How did you hear about this vac ant position? Friend Q6 What Board would you like to apply to?¿A c uál te gus taría aplicar? Planning Com missi on Q18 Do you partic ipate in any c iv ic ac tivities? If s o, what are they? Attendance at City events . Ac t ive in getting out the v ote. Donating to political campaigns . Q19 Lis t any civ ic organizations of which y ou are a m ember: Board member and ambas sador for Resilient Neighborhoods . Volunteer des ign work for Pollinator Garden at Dominic an Univers it y. Green Change volunt eer. Donor to Youth in Art s, Dominic an Univers it y, Welcome Home, ELM, Canal Allianc e, Marin Sy mphony. Q20 Education: BA in Design f rom Univers ity of California, Los Angeles Q21 Why are you interested in s erving on a board or c om m iss ion? As an environmental des igner, I am v ery c oncerned about the built and natural env ironment, and keeping our communit ies friendly and liv able for all ages, abilities and bac k grounds. As a bus ines s owner, I want San Rafael to be a t hriving plac e for people to s hop loc ally, inv est in their communities, and live c lose t o where they work and recreate. Q22 Describe pos sible areas in whic h you may have a conflict of interest with the City: Previous ly, I was an independent cont ractor with Marin Count y Parks, designing a s ign s y stem for parks and open space. Page 4 Boards, Commissions & Committees Application 3 / 3 Q23 Upload your resume. Leslie%20Stone%20Resume%202024.pdf (144KB) Q24 Ethnicity / Raza/etnia: Q25 To which gender do you most identify?¿Con qué género se identifica más? Q26 How old are you?¿Cuántos años tienes? Page 5: Demographics / Datos demográficos Leslie Stone Associates learning landscapes | exhibit design | environmental graphics RESUME FOR LESLIE STONE 1 Resume for Leslie Stone Principal, Leslie Stone Associates [LSA] As the principal and creative director at LSA for over 25 years, Leslie has planned, designed and developed environments, educational exhibits and environmental graphics for a host of museums, visitor centers, parks, trail systems, and outdoor learning landscapes for educational institutions, non-profit organizations, municipalities, state and federal agencies. Her award-winning planning and design firm, Leslie Stone Associates [LSA], has completed projects throughout California in many world-class destinations. Leslie received a Bachelor of Arts in Design from the University of California, Los Angeles, with a course emphasis on education and art history. She also completed a study abroad program through Pace University of New York. Leslie has been a guest lecturer at San Francisco State University, DAI, in exhibit design, and has taught extension classes in graphic design and production at the University of Southern California. Leslie has been a national spokesperson for women’s economic development and environmental education. As a founding board president of LA Harvest, she generated economic support for community gardens. As the founding board president of the National Association of Women’s Yellow Pages, and the publisher of the LA Women’s Yellow Pages, she fostered the growth of women’s businesses. As the designer and distributor of the LA Green Pages, she enabled thousands of people find green products and organizations to support. She also served on the board of the Women’s Building and the Women’s Foundation. She is a current board member of Resilient Neighborhoods in Marin County. LSA has received awards for design excellence from the National Park Service, the American Association of Museums [AAM], the American Association of Landscape Architects Northern California Chapter, and the Association of Partners for Public Lands (APPL) (see following pages for selected design and planning projects) Leslie Stone Associates learning landscapes | exhibit design | environmental graphics RESUME FOR LESLIE STONE 2 Selected Design and Planning Projects The projects highlighted below are a representative sampling of the many contracts that the LSA team, under the direction of Leslie Stone, has been awarded over the past 25 years. These projects have provided LSA the opportunity to influence visitors from around the world to learn about, enjoy and protect wild places and preserve our cultural history. Yosemite National Park LSA has worked with the National Park Service, The Yosemite Conservancy, and various architecture firms on multiple planning and design projects involving orientation and interpretation in the most visited areas of Yosemite National Park over the past 25+ years. These projects include: • Yosemite Valley Welcome Center and Plaza Exhibits and Orientation • Yosemite Valley Visitor Center Exhibits • Bridalveil Fall Trail Orientation and Waysides • Tenaya Lake Orientation and Waysides • Glacier Point Orientation and Waysides • Mariposa Grove of Giant Sequoias and Welcome Plaza Orientation & Exhibits • Yosemite Museum Entry and Store • Indian Village of Ahwahnee Interpretive Signage • Lower Yosemite Fall Trail Orientation, Wayfinding and Interpretation • Park-Wide Orientation and Wayside Exhibits • Yosemite Valley Lodge Planning and Orientation • Curry Village Parking Planning • Yosemite Village Parking Planning, Orientation and Wayfinding • Tunnel View Interpretive Signage & Exhibits • Olmstead Point Interpretive Signage & Exhibits • Half Dome Overlook Interpretive Signage & Exhibits • Happy Isles Nature Center Exhibits and Waysides • Yosemite Valley Wilderness Center Exhibits Marin County Parks LSA worked with park planners to develop a park-wide signage system for orientation at open space trailheads, trail markers, regulatory signage, and special identity signage. Planning efforts included the design of new entries and gates to open space properties and county parks. Leslie Stone Associates learning landscapes | exhibit design | environmental graphics RESUME FOR LESLIE STONE 3 Oakland Museum of California Along with Caltrans planners, the MTA, and Oakland Museum staff and stakeholders, LSA helped to plan and develop exhibits that were on display at the Museum during the period of the opening and dedication of the Eastern Span of the Oakland/San Francisco Bay Bridge. The exhibits for the opening ceremonies at the “Sawtooth Building” at the toll plaza were the backdrop for the bridge celebrations, dedications and media events. Golden Gate National Recreation Area The National Park Service, Presidio Trust and Parks Conservancy staff worked with LSA to plan and develop exhibits and signage at various places in the park system including Muir Woods, Muir Beach, Hawk Hill, Crissy Field and Center, and the Korean War Memorial at the Presidio. City of Malibu – Legacy Park With RHAA Landscape Architects, LSA worked with the City of Malibu to plan and design interpretive installations in a 15-acre park to filter storm-water runoff to prevent further pollution of the Santa Monica Bay. Landscape elements include signage, murals, donor recognition, and dynamic larger-than-life mosaic animals representing six different habitats in the area. Santa Cruz and Monterey Counties LSA worked on several projects in the Santa Cruz County / Monterey County area. Planning and design projects include: • Monterey Bay Sanctuary Scenic Trail – planning, design standards manual, and interpretive planning with Santa Cruz County, Santa Cruz State Parks, City of Santa Cruz, NOAA and other stakeholders. • Carmel River Parkway - planning and design standards for orientation, interpretive signage, and trail identity with the Big Sur Land Trust and Monterey County Parks • Memorial to David Packard – installation design with the Monterey Parks Dept, Monterey Aquarium and the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary. • Harbor Beach Plaza - planning and design of in-ground interpretive and seating elements along with Santa Cruz Port District, Port Commissioners, and the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary. • East Cliff Drive Parkway – planning and design of Pleasure Point Park interpretive seating with the City of Santa Cruz and NOAA • Wilder Ranch State Park – planning and design of exhibits in an interpretive center with Santa Cruz State Parks and the Friends of Santa Cruz State Parks. Boards, Commissions & Committees Application 1 / 3 Q1 Contact Information / Información del contacto First and Last Name / Nombre y Apellido Matthew Landry Address / Dirección City / Ciudad San Rafael State / estado CA ZIP/Postal Code / Código postal 94901 Email Address / Dirección de correo electrónico Phone Number / Número de teléfono Q2 What district do you currently live in?¿En qué distrito vive actualmente? District 2/Western / Distrito 2/Oeste Q3 How long have you lived in San Rafael? 9 years Q4 Business Information Respondent skipped this question Q5 How did you hear about this vacant position? City Manager's Newsletter, Other (please specify): Marin IJ #98#98 COMPLETECOMPLETE Collector:Collector: Web Link 1 Web Link 1 (Web Link)(Web Link) Started:Started: Saturday, January 27, 2024 5:17:43 AMSaturday, January 27, 2024 5:17:43 AM Last Modified:Last Modified: Saturday, January 27, 2024 6:14:29 AMSaturday, January 27, 2024 6:14:29 AM Time Spent:Time Spent: 00:56:4600:56:46 IP Address:IP Address: 71.202.241.13171.202.241.131 Page 1 Boards, Commissions & Committees Applic ation 2 / 3 Q6 What Board would you like to apply to?¿A c uál te gus taría aplicar? Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee, Planning Com missi on Q10 Do you partic ipate in any c iv ic ac tivities? If s o, what are they? Farmers mark ets, downtown San Rafael s treet fairs, Gerstle Park Porc hf est Q11 Lis t any civ ic organizations of which y ou are a m ember: None Q12 Education: Bachelors of Electric al Engineering Q13 Why are you interested in s erving on a board or c om m iss ion? I travel to many cities and count ries for work, and every time I return to San Rafael, I am gratef ul for our c ommunity and its beautiful loc ation. I’ve felt a desire f or s ome time to contribute to its operations. My wife rec ently opened a s mall busines s on 4t h St, and has been ov erwhelmed by the welc oming support of the nearby c ommunity. I t’s the nudge I needed to make an effort to s eek ways to part icipat e in the future of our c it y. Q14 Describe pos sible areas in whic h you may have a conflict of interest with the City: None Q15 Upload your resume. 202401%20-%20Resume-D-Matthew-Landry.pdf (116KB) Page 3 Page 5: Demographi cs / D atos demográficos Boards, Commissions & Committees Application 3 / 3 Q24 Ethnicity / Raza/etnia: Q25 To which gender do you most identify?¿Con qué género se identifica más? Q26 How old are you?¿Cuántos años tienes? D Matthew Landry San Francisco Bay Area linkedin.com/in/dmlandry Summary Inventive, business-minded technologist and product leader. Accomplishments driving hardware and software product development in IoT, artificial intelligence/machine learning, enterprise networking, bioinformatics, medical electronics, and semiconductors.   Specializes in articulating market trends and building teams to execute on new opportunities. Drives all aspects of product: from customer discovery and solution architecture to pitching key customers, forming partnerships, and iterating the portfolio. Experience VP Product Management, Cisco Wireless Cisco 2022 - Present (2 years) VP Product Management, Meraki Networking Cisco Meraki 2021 - Present (3 years) SVP Product Management SES-imagotag 2019 - 2020 (1 year) Co-founder & CEO Argosy Labs (acq.) 2019 - 2019 (less than a year) VP Product Management Sama 2018 - 2019 (1 year) Sama delivers the highest quality training data labeling, image annotation, and data validation services for AI/ML development. Sama trains and employs a dedicated workforce, primarily in regions of deep poverty to have the greatest social impact. Clients include startups and Fortune 100 companies in autonomous driving, aerial drones, satellite mapping, augmented reality, and more.   Lead the Product Management team, responsible for proprietary image annotation technology platform for computer vision algorithm training data; quality management and sampling pipelines; workforce management tools to streamline operations planning; machine learning algorithms to augment the D Matthew Landry - page 1 human workforce; and exploring new product and partnership opportunities in artificial intelligence and adjacent markets. Dir Product Management Plume Design, Inc 2017 - 2018 (1 year) Plume is a cloud-managed, mobile-app driven residential Wi-Fi company.   Responsible for direct-to-consumer Wi-Fi business and mobile app development for iOS and Android. Dir Product Management, Wireless Cisco Meraki 2014 - 2017 (3 years) CTO & VP Strategy Geneious 2010 - 2014 (4 years) Biomatters develops highly integrated, visually intuitive bioinformatics software. The Geneious desktop application enhances biologist productivity at over 3,000 research institutes globally.   Responsible for operational planning, product management and roadmapping, technology partnerships, and new business strategy and execution. VP Engineering & Co-founder Audiotoniq, Inc. 2009 - 2010 (1 year) Audiotoniq invented the world’s first Bluetooth-integrated hearing aids, combining cutting-edge signal processing technologies with an expert smartphone control system. Chief Editor IEEE 802.3at Task Force (PoE+) 2005 - 2009 (4 years) Product Marketing Manager Silicon Labs 2004 - 2009 (5 years) Lead design engineer then product manager for Power over Ethernet (PoE) product line. Analog Design Engineer Celite Systems Inc. 2002 - 2003 (1 year) Education D Matthew Landry - page 2 University of Florida BSc (Honors), Electrical Engineering, spec. in Comp Sci & Engineering Skills Start-ups   •   Product Development   •   Product Management   •   Telecommunications   •   Semiconductors   •   Business Development   •   Electronics   •   Business Strategy   •   Product Marketing   •   Entrepreneurship D Matthew Landry - page 3 Boards, Commissions & Committees Application 1 / 3 Q1 Contact Information / Información del contacto First and Last Name / Nombre y Apellido Raoul McDuff Address / Dirección City / Ciudad San Rafael State / estado CA ZIP/Postal Code / Código postal 94903-3875 Email Address / Dirección de correo electrónico Phone Number / Número de teléfono Q2 What district do you currently live in?¿En qué distrito vive actualmente? District 4/Northern / Distrito 4/Norte Q3 How long have you lived in San Rafael? 23 years Q4 Business Information Company Mediation Associates Address City/Town San Rafael ZIP/Postal Code 94903-3875 #84#84 COMPLETECOMPLETE Collector:Collector: Web Link 1 Web Link 1 (Web Link)(Web Link) Started:Started: Sunday, August 11, 2024 10:25:14 AMSunday, August 11, 2024 10:25:14 AM Last Modified:Last Modified: Sunday, August 11, 2024 10:38:02 AMSunday, August 11, 2024 10:38:02 AM Time Spent:Time Spent: 00:12:4700:12:47 IP Address:IP Address: 98.37.36.5198.37.36.51 Page 1 Boards, Commissions & Committees Applic ation 2 / 3 Q5 How did you hear about this vac ant position? Other (please s pec ify ): IJ News paper Q6 What Board would you like to apply to?¿A c uál te gus taría aplicar? Board of Library Trustees, Marin Commission on Aging, Planning Com missi on Q18 Do you partic ipate in any c iv ic ac tivities? If s o, what are they? Alternate on the Marin Grand J ury. Q19 Lis t any civ ic organizations of which y ou are a m ember: RGM, a Volunt eer Group c ontributing t o loc al planning activ ities. Q20 Education: J uris Doc tor, Law Q21 Why are you interested in s erving on a board or c om m iss ion? I wish to be an ass et to my communit y. Q22 Describe pos sible areas in whic h you may have a conflict of interest with the City: None Q23 Upload your resume. Respondent skipped this question Page 4 Page 5: Demographi cs / D atos demográficos Boards, Commissions & Committees Application 3 / 3 Q24 Ethnicity / Raza/etnia: Q25 To which gender do you most identify?¿Con qué género se identifica más? Q26 How old are you?¿Cuántos años tienes?