Reuniones de la Comisión

Reuniones de la Comisión

Miembros de la Comisión

Miembros de la Comisión

La Comisión de First 5 San Mateo County se encarga de ayudar a cumplir la visión de «éxito para todos los niños» mediante la planificación estratégica, la orientación y la supervisión. La Comisión está compuesta por nueve miembros, incluido un miembro de la Junta de Supervisores, el Jefe de Salud del Condado de San Mateo, el Director de la Agencia de Servicios Humanos del Condado, el Superintendente de Escuelas del Condado y cinco miembros designados por la Junta de Supervisores.

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Rosanne Foust

President and CEO of SAMCEDA
CHAIR
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Alexis Becerra

Mental Health Therapist, San Mateo Union High School District
VICE CHAIR
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Louise Rogers

Chief, San Mateo County Health
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Carole Groom

Supervisor for District 5
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Ken Cole

Director of San Mateo County Human Services Agency
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Nancy Magee

County Superintendent of Schools
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Nkia Richardson

Executive Director, CASA San Mateo County
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Sylvia Espinoza

Associate Medical Director, Stanford Children’s Health
Naveen Mahmood

Naveen Sultana Mahmood

Pediatrician, Palo Alto Medical Foundation
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Valeria Chavez-Franco

Youth Commissioner
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Rosanne Foust

President and CEO of SAMCEDA

As the President & CEO of the San Mateo County Economic Development Association (SAMCEDA), Ms. Foust is a leading voice of the business community in San Mateo County and across the Bay Area on issues important to maintaining a strong local and regional economy, attracting and retaining major employers and good jobs, and creating partnerships between business and government to address the critical issues of affordable housing, mobility improvements, and maintaining a good quality of life.

Previously, Ms. Foust had a twenty-year career with Alsace Development International USA, Inc. As Executive Vice President & Treasurer of the Corporation she managed offices in Boston, Los Angeles, Redwood City and Sydney, Australia.

Ms. Foust served for twelve years on the City Council in Redwood City, including as Mayor and Vice Mayor. During her tenure she successfully negotiated the Development Agreement to bring Stanford University to the community, oversaw the building of a brand new Public Library in Redwood Shores, approved a $90 million recycled water plant and secured funding to restore Bair Island. She is also credited with working tirelessly on Redwood City’s Downtown Precise Plan which served as the catalyst for the transformation of Redwood City’s downtown. Ms. Foust also served on the boards of the San Mateo County Transportation Authority and the San Francisco Bay Restoration Authority.

Today Ms. Foust serves on the boards of United American Bank, NOVA-Workforce Investment Board, Redwood City Improvement Association, Peninsula Television, Casa de Redwood, the Bay Area Council Economic Institute and the RWC-SMC Chamber.

Ms. Foust holds an MA in Public Administration; BA in International Studies and Economics; completed multiple Executive Education programs at Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business and the Executive Management program at UCLA’s Anderson Graduate School of Management.

Ms. Foust has been honored by the San Francisco Business Times as one of the “Most Influential Women in Business in the Bay Area” from 2009 until the present.

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Carla Boragno

Former Board Chair, Genentech Foundation

As a career veteran of Genentech, a member of the Roche Group, Carla has 35 years of organizational leadership experience in engineering, manufacturing, procurement and site management. In her most recent role, she served as Senior Vice President, Head of Global Engineering and Facilities for Roche. There she was responsible for the design, construction, and life-cycle asset management for Roche’s global manufacturing network. From 2012-2019, Carla was the Vice President of Site Services and was accountable for Genentech’s corporate real estate portfolio of ~6 million sq ft, in addition to engineering & facilities management, environmental health & safety, security, and workplace services. In spring 2022, she retired from Genentech and embarked on the next phase of her career as an advisor and executive coach.

Carla is a passionate supporter of her community and local philanthropic efforts. She served on the Board of Directors for Bay Area Council, Junior Achievement of Nor. California, and as the Board Chair for the Genentech Foundation. She is currently on the Advisory Board for Power Speaking, Inc, an industry advisor for SPARK Program in Translational Research (Stanford School of Medicine), a Board director for Planned Parenthood Advocates Mar Monte, and a member of the International Women’s Forum. She has earned a well-deserved reputation as a thought leader and sought-after inspirational speaker. She is celebrated as a respected mentor at Genentech, in the industry and the local community.

In 2016, Carla was recognized by the San Francisco Business Times as one of the most influential women in business in the Bay Area, and in 2017 was named to their “Forever Influential” Honor Roll. She was also selected in 2017 as a Hall of Fame honoree for the Northern California Real Estate Women of Influence Awards. Carla has a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from U.C. Berkeley.

 

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Louise Rogers

Chief, San Mateo County Health
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Louise F. Rogers was named chief of San Mateo County Health in July 2015. Previously she served as deputy chief, where she oversaw the department’s community health–related divisions: Family Health, Correctional Health, Emergency Medical Services, Behavioral Health and Recovery Services, and Aging and Adult Services. Prior to 2011, she was director of Behavioral Health and Recovery Services.

Rogers first joined San Mateo County Health in 2002 as deputy director of what was then the Mental Health Division of the Health Department. In her various roles over the last decade she led several major transformation efforts locally and as a part of statewide initiatives through expansion of benefits and integration of mental health, addiction, wellness, and primary care services. She represents the department in various statewide associations and is on the UCSF Depression Center Advisory Board and the San Mateo County First Five Commission.

​Before joining San Mateo County Health, she held a variety of leadership positions in public and nonprofit behavioral health and health care organizations in San Francisco and New York.

Rogers received a bachelor’s degree in philosophy from Yale University and a master’s degree in public administration from Golden Gate University.

When she is not at work, she enjoys sketching, photography and other art.

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Noelia Corzo

Supervisor for District 2

Noelia Corzo is San Mateo County’s newly elected District 2 Supervisor and has completed five years of elected service as a Board Trustee for the San Mateo-Foster City School District. She is the daughter of working-class immigrants, a single mother, a bilingual Spanish speaker, and believes that having a diverse coalition of representatives makes for a strong democracy.

Supervisor Corzo has lived in San Mateo County her entire life, and is a proud graduate of our local schools, and obtained a BA in Sociology from San Francisco State University. She has worked as a foster youth advocate, as a community organizer in support of affordable housing and immigrant rights, and as a social worker supporting children and adults with disabilities for a non-profit organization in SMC.

In 2017, Noelia became only the second Trustee of LatinX heritage in a district where over 35% of the students are LatinX. In 2022, she became the first Latina ever elected to the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors where nearly 25% of the residents are LatinX and over half are women. She is also the only woman currently serving on the Board of Supervisors.

Noelia Corzo believes it is essential that we elevate the voices of our community members when they need representation the most.

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Claire Cunningham

Director of the San Mateo County Human Services Agency

Claire A. Cunningham was appointed as the Director of the San Mateo County Human Services Agency (HSA) in July 2023. HSA is the second-largest County department with almost 800 employees and a budget of over $316 million. HSA provides safety net services and administers federal and state-mandated programs to over 198,000 children, families, and adults.  

 

Claire first joined the County in 2007 as a Deputy County Attorney, after several years in private practice at a San Francisco litigation firm. Claire spent over a decade as HSA’s in-house legal counsel and represented many other County departments and local school districts during her tenure in the County Attorney’s Office, where she most recently served as a Chief Deputy. Claire also served in a leadership role in the Coalition for Safe Schools and Communities, which developed emergency response protocols, a student threat assessment protocol, a suicide prevention protocol, expanded mental health supports for students and other potential life-saving measures. 

 

Claire received her bachelor’s degree in government and French Studies from Smith College and her law degree from U.C. Law San Francisco (formerly UC Hastings). She is the proud parent of two children who attend local public schools.  

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Nancy Magee

County Superintendent of Schools

Nancy Magee is the San Mateo County Superintendent of Schools. Elected in 2018, Superintendent Magee brings more than 20 years of classroom experience and 11 years of district and county office of educational leadership experience to the role. Most recently, she served as the Associate Superintendent of Student Services at the San Mateo County Office of Education where she oversaw special education programs, Court and Community Schools, Career and Technical Education, and Safe and Supportive Schools.

Superintendent Magee began her career as a high school English and Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) teacher in San Diego County. She served as a high school librarian and school district administrator for student services before being tapped to oversee a federal Readiness and Emergency Management for Schools (REMS) grant serving six school districts. Superintendent Magee’s experience in that role helped prepare her to create and lead the San Mateo County Coalition for Safe Schools and Communities. Under her leadership, the Coalition developed and implemented a set of emergency response protocols, a suicide prevention toolkit, and a student threat assessment protocol that are now the standard in San Mateo County.

Superintendent Magee holds a Master’s degree in Library and Information Science from San Jose State University and a Bachelor’s degree in English from San Diego State University. She lives in Half Moon Bay and is the mother of two adult sons.

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Nkia Richardson

Executive Director, CASA San Mateo County

Nkia Richardson is the Executive Director at CASA San Mateo County since 2018. Other roles she held prior were Senior Deputy City Attorney of City of San Jose, California from January 2012 – August 2018, and an Attorney of Dependency Court Legal Services (now dba Children’s Law Center of California) in Monterey Park, California.

Richardson is passionate about creating opportunities for all children to thrive and reach their full potential. She is a former attorney and current advocate for young people in the child welfare and juvenile justice systems as well as my lived experiences as a mother, school trustee (The Carey School in San Mateo and Menlo School in Atherton) and is resident of San Mateo County. She is interested in efforts to ensure the Commission is pursuing its goals through an equity lens and with an understanding of the significance of trauma and the role it plays in the lives of young people.

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Sylvia Espinoza

Associate Medical Director, Stanford Children’s Health

Sylvia Espinoza has been an Associate Medical Director of the 25 Stanford Children’s Health outpatient pediatric clinics in the Bay Area since September 2016. She was a Staff Pediatrician at San Mateo Medical Center and Medical Director at Sequoia Teen Wellness Center from August 1999 through August 2016, and was a Board Member at the YMCA for a 3-year term, ending in 2010.

Sylvia is a Pediatrician and originally from Venezuela. As an immigrant and a minority, Sylvia feels a deep sense of responsibility and civil duty to be able to give back, and serving on the First Commission is an opportunity to help address the needs of less privileged immigrants and low-income children and families.

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Naveen Mahmood

Pediatrician, Palo Alto Medical Foundation

Naveen Sultana Mahmood, MD, MPH, FAAP is a pediatrician at Palo Alto Medical Foundation-Sutter since 2002 and was a Staff Physician at Sequoia Hospital from 2006 – 2012.

She is also Adjunct Assistant Clinical Professor at Stanford University School of Medicine.

As a pediatrician the heart of Naveen’s job is ensuring children’s optimal growth and development, supporting families in providing the best possible care for their children and being an advocate for children and their families. In addition to teaching Stanford pediatric residents, Naveen has served on the YFES Board and has also established rural health clinics in Pakistan to provide basic healthcare, vaccinations, and health education for the underserved population. Additionally, Naveen has served on the PAMF-Quality Improvement Committee, led Parent Education Series for the San Carlos School district, and helped established and led a reading program for 4th grade gifted students at the Foster City Elementary School.

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Valeria Chavez-Franco

Youth Commissioner

Valeria Franco Chavez is a sophomore at Woodside Priory School in Portola Valley. She first learned about the Youth Commission when she was in 7th grade, and since then has been looking forward for the chance to use her voice to advocate for her peers. She is interested in transformative justice, equity practices, and fighting the school to prison pipeline in San Mateo County.

She lives in San Mateo County with her parents and her little sister and she holds the seat on the commission reserved for a young person.