While the Golden State’s housing crisis continues, join us to hear from the legislator spearheading real solutions. Assemblymember Buffy Wicks is the Chair of the Assembly Housing Committee and the architect of AB 2011, which is the most significant transit oriented development legislation to become law in decades. AB 2011 will accelerate production of approximately …
End-of-year board meeting and deputy member reception at Levi’s Stadium. This event is for SVLG Board Members and Member Deputies. If you have any questions, please reach out to the Events Team at events@svlg.org. SPONSORS If you would like to sponsor this event, please contact events@svlg.org. NOTICE ROUNDTABLES AND TOWN HALL EVENTS ARE EXCLUSIVELY FOR …
Leading a coalition of California business associations, the Silicon Valley Leadership Group (SVLG) today urged the Biden Administration and Congress to accelerate implementation of the multibillion dollar CHIPS Act incentive program, which is critical to sustaining and strengthening the state’s thriving innovation economy.
This event is open only to current SVLG women members, intended to create a safe space that is respectful to and inclusive of all those who identify as women. Please share with your colleagues who you think may be interested. SVLG’s Women’s Leadership Series Roundtable, “Run Like a Girl: Campaigning and Supporting Women Candidates”, is …
SVLG recently convened a new dynamic event – Mobilizing Our Power, SVLG’s Women’s Leadership Summit. In our inaugural event, we brought together top women leaders from business, government and civic life; startup founders; wellness experts and others for an afternoon of insightful and inspiring conversations around where women in the innovation economy are today, whether in their personal or professional lives.
Voleck Taing, SVLG’s Vice President of Governmental Relations (they/them), was first bitten by the Sacramento bug during an elementary school field trip. Over the subsequent years, they developed a passion for politics and public policy, which fueled more than a decade of public service as a legislative aide in the State Capitol. Their legislative career touched on a wide range of business, social and environmental issues impacting Silicon Valley and across the State of California — from helping to establish a statewide Blockchain Working Group to advocating on behalf of social justice and economic development priorities.
California Governor Newsom today signed into law a measure that will speed up California’s lagging housing production by addressing inefficiencies in the permitting process. This common-sense legislation – AB 2234 (Rivas] Planning and zoning: housing: post entitlement phase permits – brings certainty to the building permit acquisition process after local housing developments are approved. In effect, AB 2234 implements a reasonable, transparent process so that good projects don’t have years needlessly added to their timelines.
California has many grid stability challenges: aging power plants, increasing electrification of transportation and buildings, and periodic heat events that have everyone wanting to crank up their air conditioners. As California grapples with these energy concerns, how can the nation’s largest state ensure its grid remains reliable during this period of instability? SVLG members are …
It’s complicated: where does the US-China relationship stand in 2022? For the last several years, the American and Chinese economies have undergone a great “decoupling” that has altered one of the world’s largest trade relationships. How have the pandemic, possible recession, and increased military tensions impacted this economic relationship? And what comes next? Join the Leadership Group …
The California Legislature has approved AB 2234 (Rivas). which is designed to speed up California’s lagging housing production by addressing inefficiencies in the permitting process This common-sense legislation brings certainty to the building permit acquisition process after local housing developments are approved.
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