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VolunteersBoard of Governors: MembersDarcy C. BinghamCommunity LeaderA self-described “philanthropreneur,” Darcy believesin contributing to the community through activephilanthropic involvement. A vocal catalyst for positivechange, she is co-founder of San Diego Social VenturePartners (SVP) and SVP International. She is also afounding member of the San Diego Women’s Foundation,past-chair of the UCSD Undergraduate Scholarship Council, and is a UC San Diegotrustee. A member of The San Diego Foundation board from 2000-2009, she alsochaired its North County Coastal Civic Alliance, and was vice chair of The Foundation’sScholarship Committee. She is also on the Strategic Planning Committee and the SanDiego Regional Disaster Fund board. In addition to being past president of the UCSDStaff Association, she served the UC System at Regents’ meetings as chairof the UC System-wide Staff Council. Her career in university administrationconcluded at UCSD.James CahillFormer Manager, The Price Group, LLCJames retired as manager of The Price Group, LLC. Hewas responsible for the investment and managementof the financial portfolio of Sol Price, the founder ofthe Price Club chain, and The Price Family CharitableFund. He currently serves as chairman of the board ofdirectors of The Foundation’s Charitable Real EstateFoundation. James’ past community involvementincludes board positions with Neighborhood National Development Bank, CitiLinkInvestment Company, Accion International, San Diego Incubator Corporation, CertifiedDevelopment Corporation, and San Diego Innovative Pre-School Project.John Cambon, PhDPrincipal, Regent Partners, LLCJohn brings to The Foundation and to the InvestmentCommittee more than 30 years of experience in themanagement and financing of early stage companies,corporate planning and investment management.He is a principal with Regent Partners, LLC, a privatefinancial group that provides financial services andbridge financing to emerging growth companies. Priorto Regent Partners, John was a partner at Commercial Bridge Capital, LLC. He hasserved as CEO and director of Genetic BioSystems, Inc., president and director ofAMBIS, Inc., and CEO and director of Digivision, Inc. John is the former president ofthe UCSD Alumni Association, is a member of the UCSD Foundation board, and isalso a member and past chair of the UCSD Foundation’s Investment Committee. Inaddition, John served as a consultant to the Investment Advisory Committee of theRegents of the University of California. John holds a BA in economics from UC Irvineand a PhD in economics from UCSD.Constance M. Carroll, PhDChancellor, San Diego CommunityCollege DistrictPrior to her appointment as chancellor in 2004,Constance served in presidential roles at Mesa College ofthe San Diego Community College District, SaddlebackCollege of the South Orange County Community CollegeDistrict, and Indian Valley College. She received a BA inhumanities from Duquesne University. Constance holdsan MA and PhD from the University of Pittsburgh in classics. She studied at KnublyUniversity in Greece and also attended the Institute for Educational Managementat Harvard University. She serves on the National Council on the Humanities as apresidential nominee, and is a member of the Board of Trustees of the University ofSan Diego. In 2007, Constance received the National Association of Community CollegeTrustees’ CEO Award.Ted Chan, MDMedical Director, Emergency Department,UCSD-Hillcrest Medical Center & ThorntonHospital, La JollaTed joined The Foundation board after spearheading the2003 wildfire recovery efforts as chair of the San DiegoRegional Disaster Fund. He is currently medical directorof the Emergency Departments at both UCSD HillcrestMedical Center and the Thornton Hospital in La Jolla.Ted worked in Washington, DC in the Office of the Assistant Surgeon General, and inSacramento at the California State Senate. He chaired the Disaster Board during the2007 wildfires recovery effort, and serves as principal lead for the San Diego BeaconCommunity project for health information exchange in San Diego County. Ted is alsothe editor of the cardiology section of the Journal of Emergency Medicine, and hasauthored and edited three textbooks.Kay ChandlerPresident, Chandler Asset ManagementServing on the Investment Committee, Kay brings morethan 30 years of investment industry experience and alove of the San Diego community to The Foundation’sboard. She is president of Chandler Asset Management.Prior to that, Kay enjoyed a career in public service asinvestment officer for the County of San Diego and forthe City of San Diego. Her community interests includecultural development; she served as a board member for a nonprofit theatre group andcurrently serves as a board member for a small community foundation. Kay earned aBA from Oberlin College and is a CFA charterholder.Richard A. CollatoCommunity LeaderRichard is president emeritus and the former presidentand chief executive officer of the YMCA of San DiegoCounty. He was also a member of the San DiegoDowntown Rotary Club and past president of the SanPedro Rotary Club. Richard was named “Director of theYear 2002” by the Corporate Directors Forum and wasnamed the San Diego Business Journal’s 2007 CEO of theYear for Lifetime Achievement. Richard currently serves on the Strategic PlanningCommittee and is a director for WD-40 Company and Project Design ConsultantEngineering. He also serves on the YMCA Retirement Fund Board, Corporate DirectorsForum, Rancho Santa Fe Foundation, and Kyoto Symposium Organization boards.His past board service includes Sempra Energy, Surge Global Energy, PepperBallTechnologies, Y-Mutual Insurance, the Bank of San Diego, Springfield College, SDG&ECompany, Southern California Gas Company, Enova, MicroVision Optical, and the JennaDruck Foundation. He graduated from Pepperdine University School of Business withan MBA in management and has a BA in business administration from The College ofInsurance (now part of Saint John’s University).54 | The San Diego Foundation 2011 Annual Reportinfo@sdfoundation.org
Roger C. Cornell, MDSenior Consultant, Department of Dermatology,Scripps ClinicRoger is a practicing dermatologist with a passion forarts and culture. A graduate of Stanford UniversityMedical School, he served in the Air Force beforecompleting residencies in internal medicine anddermatology at UCSD. He joined Scripps Clinic in 1973and is a clinical professor at UCSD. Roger volunteered atthe UCSD Owen Clinic early in the AIDS crisis, and has worked at the Logan HeightsFamily Health Center, for which he twice received the “Spirit of the Barrio” award.He has also served on such boards as Alliance Healthcare Foundation, Scripps HealthFoundation, Mingei Museum, and the San Diego Performing Arts League. A memberof the San Diego Arts and Culture Commission for eight years, he was chair of theArts & Culture Working Group.Sandra Daley, MDProfessor of Pediatrics, UC San Diego School ofMedicine; Board Chair, Preuss School, UCSDBringing to The Foundation a sense of responsibilityto improve the world around her, Sandra has served inmany capacities. A physician trained at the UC San DiegoSchool of Medicine, Sandra has worked with patientsand students from diverse population groups, and hasdeveloped programs to eliminate disparities in healthstatus. Sandra is a recipient of numerous honors, including the Kellogg FoundationNational Leadership Fellowship, The California Wellness Foundation Champion ofHealth Professions Diversity Award, and LEAD San Diego’s Distinguished Service Award.Robert Dynes, PhDCommunity Leader; President Emeritus,University of California; FormerChancellor, UCSDRobert’s career has encompassed a broad spectrumof experiences and accomplishments. Educated asa research physicist, in 1968, Robert joined AT&TBell Laboratories, where his research earned himinternational prizes and election into the NationalAcademy of Sciences. After 22 years at Bell Labs, Robert moved on to UCSD as aprofessor of physics, and within six years became chancellor. In 2003, Robert wasappointed as president of the ten campus University of California (UC) system. Inaddition to his broad set of career accomplishments, Robert has served on a widevariety of for-profit and nonprofit local and national boards. He is the chair of theCenter for Civic Engagement and serves on the Science & Technology Working Groupand the Our Greater San Diego Vision Committee.William (Bill) GeppertCurrently Serves as Interim President and CEO,Economic Development CorporationBill brings his business acumen and deep relationsin the community developed while he was theSenior Vice President and General Manager of CoxCommunications to give back and make a differencein San Diego. With more than 30 years experience inthe telecommunications industry, he brings vision andcharismatic leadership to his role as chair of Our Greater San Diego Vision, as well asto The Foundation’s board. He headed Cox Communications in San Diego since 1995,retiring in 2011. Bill has personally received numerous honors, including the NationalCable & Telecommunications Association National Leadership Award, San DiegoBusiness Journal’s Business Person of the Year, YMCA Civic Leader of the Year, and theUnion of Pan Asian Government’s Courageous Leader of the Year Award. He serves onthe boards of The Campanile Foundation and Sharp Healthcare. He was the formerchair of the San Diego Regional Economic Development Corporation and San DiegoRegional Chamber of Commerce. Bill received his BA from the University of SouthFlorida and completed Stanford’s Executive Program.Benjamin (Ben) HaddadPartner, California Strategies, LLCBen opened the San Diego office of California Strategies,LLC in 2006. His experience in public affairs andcommunications spans three decades, including tourswith SAIC, the San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce,Governor Pete Wilson, Mayor Susan Golding, andCongressman Bill Lowery. He served on the CaliforniaCoastal Commission, the San Diego County WaterAuthority, and he served as chair of the San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce in2009 and as chair of LEAD San Diego in 2010-11. Ben is a member of Rotary Club 33and on the board of the National Conflict Resolution Center.Thomas (Tom) HallPartner, Albert Hall & Associates, LLCWith more than 30 years in the San Diego arts communityas a consultant, nonprofit arts administrator, teacher,and commercial producer, Tom contributes a wealthof experience and expertise to The Foundation and itsStrategic Planning Committee. In addition to 20 years asthe Managing Director of San Diego’s Tony Award-winningOld Globe Theatre, he has produced numerous plays andmusicals on Broadway and London’s West End. He has served as president and vicepresident of the League of Resident Theatres and on such boards and commissionsas the California Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts, and San DiegoCommission for Arts and Culture. An honors graduate from the University of California,Tom is certified by the Institute for Cultural Affairs, and is a founding member of theAmerican/Soviet Theatre Initiative and the Fieldstone Leadership Network.Connie MatsuiSocial EntrepreneurSince retiring from Biogen Idec, Inc. as an executive vicepresident in 2009, Connie’s primary interest is socialinnovation and entrepreneurship. During her 32-yearcorporate career, she held various general managementpositions at Biogen Idec, IDEC Pharmaceuticals and WellsFargo Bank. She has also been an active volunteer andboard member for a number of nonprofit organizations,including Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA). From 1999 to 2002, she led GSUSA asnational president/board chair. She currently serves on the boards of the BalboaPark Conservancy, Halozyme Therapeutics, Mira Costa College Foundation, OlaveBaden-Powell Society, World Foundation for Girl Guides and Girl Scouts, as well as onthe planning group for Our Greater San Diego Vision. Chairing the Strategic PlanningCommittee and a member of the San Diego Foundation’s Executive GovernanceCommittee, Connie received both her BA and MBA from Stanford University.info@sdfoundation.orgThe San Diego Foundation 2011 Annual Report | 55
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