Thu February 13, 2014
Access Silicon Valley: San Jose Councilmember Sam Liccardo
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Through Access Silicon Valley, SJSV Chamber members have the opportunity to meet elected officials and local decision-makers while voicing concerns about issues affecting our business community. Leading up the San Jose elections next year, the SJSV Chamber is pleased to present a series of Access Silicon Valley events focused on the potential candidates for Mayor of San Jose in 2014.
Our February 13 speaker in this series is Councilmember Sam Liccardo (District 3). Councilmember Liccardo represents San Jose’s downtown district, District Three, on the San Jose City Council. Prior to winning election to City Council in November of 2006, Sam served as a prosecutor of sexual assault and child exploitation crimes in the Santa Clara County District Attorney's Office. He previously worked as a federal prosecutor, and at private law firms. Sam’s previous work in the community included tutoring homeless children, serving on the boards of several affordable housing organizations, and advocating for a successful countywide transit ballot measure in 2000.
After graduating from Bellarmine College Prep in San Jose, Sam attended Georgetown University. He enjoyed his four years studying government and economics, and his intercollegiate athletic career culminated in a senior year as captain of Georgetown’s best heavyweight crew in decades. Sam graduated magna cum laude in 1991, and two years later, he enrolled at Harvard Law School and Harvard's Kennedy School of Government. After graduating with a law degree and a master’s degree in public policy, Sam returned to the Bay Area in 1996.
In his role on the San Jose City Council, Sam advocates for the downtown and its surrounding neighborhoods. Sam’s family goes back four generations in the downtown neighborhoods, where he lives and works. His priorities have focused on neighborhood empowerment, environmental stewardship, accelerating downtown’s economic development, improving the valley’s transit system, reducing homelessness, and expanding health services in the wake of the closing of the San Jose Medical Center.
RSVP with SJSV Chamber of Commerce. You may register for this event in the link below.
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Our February 13 speaker in this series is Councilmember Sam Liccardo (District 3). Councilmember Liccardo represents San Jose’s downtown district, District Three, on the San Jose City Council. Prior to winning election to City Council in November of 2006, Sam served as a prosecutor of sexual assault and child exploitation crimes in the Santa Clara County District Attorney's Office. He previously worked as a federal prosecutor, and at private law firms. Sam’s previous work in the community included tutoring homeless children, serving on the boards of several affordable housing organizations, and advocating for a successful countywide transit ballot measure in 2000.
After graduating from Bellarmine College Prep in San Jose, Sam attended Georgetown University. He enjoyed his four years studying government and economics, and his intercollegiate athletic career culminated in a senior year as captain of Georgetown’s best heavyweight crew in decades. Sam graduated magna cum laude in 1991, and two years later, he enrolled at Harvard Law School and Harvard's Kennedy School of Government. After graduating with a law degree and a master’s degree in public policy, Sam returned to the Bay Area in 1996.
In his role on the San Jose City Council, Sam advocates for the downtown and its surrounding neighborhoods. Sam’s family goes back four generations in the downtown neighborhoods, where he lives and works. His priorities have focused on neighborhood empowerment, environmental stewardship, accelerating downtown’s economic development, improving the valley’s transit system, reducing homelessness, and expanding health services in the wake of the closing of the San Jose Medical Center.
RSVP with SJSV Chamber of Commerce. You may register for this event in the link below.
Through Access Silicon Valley, SJSV Chamber members have the opportunity to meet elected officials and local decision-makers while voicing concerns about issues affecting our business community. Leading up the San Jose elections next year, the SJSV Chamber is pleased to present a series of Access Silicon Valley events focused on the potential candidates for Mayor of San Jose in 2014.
Our February 13 speaker in this series is Councilmember Sam Liccardo (District 3). Councilmember Liccardo represents San Jose’s downtown district, District Three, on the San Jose City Council. Prior to winning election to City Council in November of 2006, Sam served as a prosecutor of sexual assault and child exploitation crimes in the Santa Clara County District Attorney's Office. He previously worked as a federal prosecutor, and at private law firms. Sam’s previous work in the community included tutoring homeless children, serving on the boards of several affordable housing organizations, and advocating for a successful countywide transit ballot measure in 2000.
After graduating from Bellarmine College Prep in San Jose, Sam attended Georgetown University. He enjoyed his four years studying government and economics, and his intercollegiate athletic career culminated in a senior year as captain of Georgetown’s best heavyweight crew in decades. Sam graduated magna cum laude in 1991, and two years later, he enrolled at Harvard Law School and Harvard's Kennedy School of Government. After graduating with a law degree and a master’s degree in public policy, Sam returned to the Bay Area in 1996.
In his role on the San Jose City Council, Sam advocates for the downtown and its surrounding neighborhoods. Sam’s family goes back four generations in the downtown neighborhoods, where he lives and works. His priorities have focused on neighborhood empowerment, environmental stewardship, accelerating downtown’s economic development, improving the valley’s transit system, reducing homelessness, and expanding health services in the wake of the closing of the San Jose Medical Center.
RSVP with SJSV Chamber of Commerce. You may register for this event in the link below.
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Our February 13 speaker in this series is Councilmember Sam Liccardo (District 3). Councilmember Liccardo represents San Jose’s downtown district, District Three, on the San Jose City Council. Prior to winning election to City Council in November of 2006, Sam served as a prosecutor of sexual assault and child exploitation crimes in the Santa Clara County District Attorney's Office. He previously worked as a federal prosecutor, and at private law firms. Sam’s previous work in the community included tutoring homeless children, serving on the boards of several affordable housing organizations, and advocating for a successful countywide transit ballot measure in 2000.
After graduating from Bellarmine College Prep in San Jose, Sam attended Georgetown University. He enjoyed his four years studying government and economics, and his intercollegiate athletic career culminated in a senior year as captain of Georgetown’s best heavyweight crew in decades. Sam graduated magna cum laude in 1991, and two years later, he enrolled at Harvard Law School and Harvard's Kennedy School of Government. After graduating with a law degree and a master’s degree in public policy, Sam returned to the Bay Area in 1996.
In his role on the San Jose City Council, Sam advocates for the downtown and its surrounding neighborhoods. Sam’s family goes back four generations in the downtown neighborhoods, where he lives and works. His priorities have focused on neighborhood empowerment, environmental stewardship, accelerating downtown’s economic development, improving the valley’s transit system, reducing homelessness, and expanding health services in the wake of the closing of the San Jose Medical Center.
RSVP with SJSV Chamber of Commerce. You may register for this event in the link below.
show less
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