ABOUT US
sf.citi was founded in 2012 to empower the San Francisco tech community to have a voice in tech policy decisions and collaborate with government leaders on solving local issues.
WHAT WE DO
ADVOCACY
We represent San Francisco tech companies in conversation with local policymakers.
SOCIAL IMPACT
We organize volunteer opportunities and social impact partnerships for tech companies and their employees to serve the San Francisco community.
EVENTS
We host regular events with tech, government, and community leaders to discuss the most pressing issues facing the tech industry and San Francisco.
OUR WORK: 2021 ANNUAL REPORT
2021 brought yet another year of unexpected and unprecedented change to the sf.citi community and the broader tech industry. As we entered the year with vaccination deployment on the horizon and a hopeful outlook on office reopening, we quickly learned the pandemic was far from over. While 2020 was a year of great upheaval, it is now clear that 2021 has been a year of lasting change. Learn more about our mission and work in our 2021 sf.citi Annual Report below.
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ALEX TOURK
Founder and Principal, Ground Floor Public Affairs, leads public policy for sf.citi
HAYDEN ANDERSON
Account Executive, Ground Floor Public Affairs, advises on public policy and communications strategy for sf.citi
ERIKA JONES-CLARY
Principal, MsJones Design, web, design, and communications solutions consultant for sf.citi
Our Board
The sf.citi Board of Directors includes leaders in San Francisco’s tech, business, and nonprofit ecosystem. They work closely with the sf.citi team to guide sf.citi’s policy agenda and organizational development. Learn more about some of the sf.citi Board members.
REBECCA PROZAN, BOARD CHAIR
Director, West Coast Government Affairs and Public Policy, Google
KATE O’SULLIVAN, VICE CHAIR
General Manager of Digital Diplomacy, Microsoft
DILLON AUYOUNG
Director of Government Affairs, Comcast
CAMMY BLACKSTONE
Director of External Affairs in San Francisco, AT&T
ROB GRANT
Vice President of Global Government Affairs, Cruise Automation
MICHAEL MATTHEWS
Director of California Public Policy, Facebook
BIJAN MEHRYAR
Manager, U.S. State & Local Government Affairs, West
STEVE SARNER
Vice President Ad Sales and Program Management, Goodreads (Amazon)
If you are interested in joining the sf.citi Board of Directors or other high-level opportunities at sf.citi, please email board@sfciti.org.
Emeritus Board
VIKRUM AIYER
Former Vice President of Global Public Policy and Strategic Communications, Postmates
AMY BANSE
Managing Director and Head of Funds, Comcast Ventures
MARC BLAKEMAN
Vice President of External Affairs, AT&T
KIMBERLY BRYANT
Founder and Executive Director, Black Girls COD
CARMELA CLENDENING
Former Director of State and Local Government Affairs, Salesforce
RON CONWAY
Founder and Co-managing Partner, SV Angel
REGINA V. EVANS ESQ.
Senior Director of Government Affairs, Comcast
JARED FRIEDMAN
Partner, Y-Combinator
JIM GREEN
Former Senior Vice President of Government Affairs and Public Policy, Salesforce
HEATHER HARDE
Former CEO, TechCrunch
BURKE NORTON
Principal, Vista Equity Partners
HOSAIN RAHMAN
Founder and CEO, Jawbone Health
Policy Advisory Committee
The sf.citi Policy Advisory Committee serves the sf.citi Board of Directors and is chaired by a member of the Board. Members of the sf.citi Policy Advisory Committee work closely with the sf.citi team to develop an annual policy agenda and guide sf.citi’s overall policy direction. The Committee includes seven representatives from different sf.citi member companies who meet regularly to develop policies that proactively engage tech companies in improving San Francisco and offer innovative solutions to the city’s regulatory challenges.
Michael Matthews, Chair
California Director of Public Policy, Facebook
Judy Lee
Senior Manager, Government Affairs, Cruise
Matt Middlebrook
Head of Public Policy for California, Hawaii, and Alaska, Airbnb
Rebecca Prozan
Director, West Coast Government Affairs and Public Policy, Google
Kia Kolderup-Lane
Public Policy Manager, State and Local Government, Twitter
THE ONE CITY FORUM
sf.citiʼs One City Forum quarterly event series brings our members and the broader San Francisco community together to meet, connect, and learn. We call it “networking with a purpose.” The One City Forum is comprised of 11 volunteer members, each of whom belongs to a tech company or nonprofit with a San Francisco presence. They meet regularly to plan Forum events and build partnerships between the tech industry and nonprofits in San Francisco. Members serve a minimum of one year in their role with an option to renew and there is no fundraising contribution required.
Lisa Countryman-Quiroz, Co-Chair
CEO, Jewish Vocational Service (JVS)
Karl Robillard, Co-Chair
Head of Social Impact, Twitter
SHERILYN ADAMS
Executive Director, Larkin Street Youth Services
Fred Blackwell
CEO, San Francisco Foundation
Victor Cordon
Senior Manager, Social Impact at Okta
Amy LeBold
Executive Vice President of Human Resources and Recruiting, NextRoll Inc.
AMANDA LENAGHAN
Head of Social Impact & Community Engagement, Cruise
Ashley McCumber
CEO, Meals on Wheels of San Francisco
Tomiquia Moss
Founder and Chief Executive, ALL Home
BITA NAZARIAN
Executive Director, 826 Valencia
ORLANDO WHITE
Head of Community Development in North America, LinkedIn
