Agenda
| Date: | October 10, 2012 | |
| Time: | 9:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m. (Registration begins 9:00 a.m.) | |
| Location: | Sheraton Grand Sacramento, Gardenia room | |
| 1230 J Street | ||
| Sacramento, CA |
ABOUT THE PROGRAM
This election year several major governance reforms are playing out—from the majority-vote budget to independent redistricting to the top-two primary system. Are these reforms making a difference? And what changes are still needed to improve the state’s fiscal outlook and build trust in state government? Join us for this half-day event about improving California’s democracy.
AGENDA
This election year several major governance reforms are playing out—from the majority-vote budget to independent redistricting to the top-two primary system. Are these reforms making a difference? And what changes are still needed to improve the state’s fiscal outlook and build trust in state government? Join us for this half-day event about improving California’s democracy.
AGENDA
Moderator: Patt Morrison, special correspondent, KPCC, and columnist, Los Angeles Times
Steve Glazer, president, Glazer & Associates
Eric McGhee, policy fellow, PPIC
Rob Stutzman, founder and president, Stutzman Public Affairs
Mac Taylor, legislative analyst, Legislative Analyst’s Office
Moderator: Patt Morrison, special correspondent, KPCC, and columnist, Los Angeles Times
Joe Mathews, California editor, Zócalo Public Square
Sunne Wright McPeak, president and CEO, California Emerging Technology Fund
Gerry Parsky, chairman, Aurora Capital Group
Courtni Pugh, executive director, SEIU Local 99
12:15 pm
Lunch and informal discussion