Regional Briefing Roundtable: San Mateo

SVLG is excited to announce the third event in our new ongoing series for members, the SVLG Regional Briefings. Throughout the next year, we will be holding Regional Briefings focusing on the cities and counties of the Bay Area.

We’d like to invite you to join us for our third Regional Briefing, focused on the county of San Mateo. San Mateo County Supervisor Ray Mueller and County Executive Officer Mike Callagy will join us on Wednesday, December 6, from 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM at Genentech. During this off-the-record conversation, Supervisor Mueller and County Executive Callagy will update members on the county’s strategic plan, shared vision 2025, sustainability and climate change initiatives in the county, and what priorities they have looking into the new year.

To provide a deeper dive into the challenges and opportunities that face our county and municipal leaders, we’ve developed a two-part format for these briefings. One segment will focus on a county’s elected leadership and executive officer, and the following segment will include some of the mayors from that county. This new series of intimate roundtables will provide SVLG members with an update on what’s happening in their counties and cities, as well as provide an opportunity to ask questions and raise issues their company may be facing.

Space is limited. First come, first serve. Members can register below.

REGISTRATION

Current SVLG members can click here to register.

For questions, please contact roundtables@svlg.org.

SPONSORS

If you would like to sponsor this event, please contact events@svlg.org.

NOTICE
Roundtables and town halls are exclusive events for SVLG members.

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