sf.citi Members meet with Former Supervisor and Mayoral Candidate Angela Alioto
In the second Lunch and Learn of 2018 at Google, we welcomed former supervisor and mayoral candidate Angela Alioto. Alioto engaged in a dynamic discussion with sf.citi members on her plan to clean up San Francisco. In our conversation with the former supervisor, we discussed key issues facing the city, including the state of the homelessness crisis, creating clearer communication between tech and government, bolstering city beautification efforts, and the need for more efficient fiscal spending. Alioto emphasized the importance of this election in influencing the future direction of San Francisco. sf.citi’s Lunch and Learn series offers a unique opportunity for members to interact with and ask important questions to local leaders. In this busy 2018 election cycle, we look forward to hosting more discussions with mayoral candidates, elected officials, and other City leaders.
To learn more about our member-exclusive Lunch and Learn series with mayoral candidates, become a member or email info@sfciti.org.
Welcome New sf.citi Member Optimizely
sf.citi is pleased to announce the addition of our newest member, Optimizely. Optimizely’s A/B testing tools enable businesses to optimize the customer experience across websites, mobile apps, and connected devices. By creating a platform that’s easy to use and fast to deploy, Optimizely empowers organizations to create and run experiments that help them make data-driven decisions and grow faster. sf.citi looks forward to helping this San Francisco founded and headquartered company continue their engagement with our local community and build off Optimizely.org’s work to make their consulting and expertise accessible to nonprofits. Welcome to the sf.citi family, Optimizely!
Learn more about Optimizely at optimizely.com.
sf.citi brings on a CORO Fellow!
sf.citi is excited to welcome Oriya Cohen to the team. Oriya is currently a CORO Fellow in Public Affairs, and will work with sf.citi for the next five weeks. The CORO Fellowship is a nine month, graduate level program that uses the city as a classroom to train the next generation of change makers. Oriya will help the sf.citi team ramp up outreach efforts, assist in coordinating events, and strengthen our internal capacity. He is excited to learn about the role of tech advocacy in San Francisco and civic engagement initiatives led by sf.citi members. Prior to CORO, Oriya spent two years working in Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf’s office on transportation and infrastructure policy. Oriya graduated from UC Berkeley with a degree in Sustainable Environmental Design and a minor in Urban Planning.
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