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WISF Members 2009 - 2011
Rob Black, WISF Chair, Golden Gate Restaurant Association
Henry Alvarez III, San Francisco Housing Authority
Celeste Alleyne, Microsoft
Micki Callahan, Department of Human Resources
Diane Easterwood, Kaiser Permanente
Barbara Garcia, San Francisco Department of Public Health
Paul Giusti, Recology
Ted Egan, San Francisco Office of Economic Analysis
Carlos Garcia, San Francisco Unified School District
Dr. Don Q. Griffin, City College of San Francisco
Jennifer Hermann, University of California San Francisco
Debra Higa, Palace Hotel
Debra Johnson, San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency
Sylvia Kwan, Kwan Henmi
Kent Lim, Kent Lim Construction
John McKnight, NuPrecon
Ross Mirkarimi, San Francisco Board of Supervisor
Lorne Needle, United Way of the Bay Area
Trent Rhorer, San Francisco Human Services Agency
Sam Rodriguez, Hewlett-Packard
Darlene Rutkowski, Department of Rehabilitation
Ruben Santana, Rubecon Construction
Rodrigo Santos, Santos Urrutia Structural Engineering
Rhonda Simmons, Director of Workforce Development—Office of Economic & Workforce Development
Jorge Tapia, Employment Development Department
Michael Theriault, San Francisco Building and Construction Trades Council
Egon Terplan, San Francisco Planning and Urban Research (SPUR) Association
Michael Wald, Stanford University
WISF Membership
As mandated by the Workforce Investment Act, the WISF will be comprised, at a minimum, of the following entities
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Business (51%) |
Economic Development (2) |
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Labor Representatives (15%) |
Community Based Organizations (2) |
The WISF is required to include the One-Stop Partners mandated by the Workforce Investment Act. These include:
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WIA Title I (Adult, Youth) (1) |
Post Secondary Education (1) |
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Job Service (1) |
Trade Act Assistance (1)
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Adult Ed/Literacy (1) |
Community Services Block Grant (1) |
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Vocational Rehabilitation (1) |
HUD (1)
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Title V Senior Services (1) |
Unemployment Compensation (1)
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Further, City legislation stipulates that the Mayor appoint two (2) members of the Board of Supervisors to the WISF with the intention that they represent relevant committees of the board such as Budget & Finance and Land Use & Economic Development. Additionally the Chair of the Youth Council (a mandated committee of the Board) also sits on the WISF.
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