Leadership Advisory Group

Bay Area leaders from multiple sectors and organizations across the region comprise the Bay Adapt Leadership Advisory Group

The Leadership Advisory Group, or LAG, is made up of a diverse group of Bay Area leaders from public agencies, interest groups, community-based organizations, and academia. The LAG provides strategic direction, feedback on proposals, and leadership in implementing the Joint Platform actions. See the list below for a full list of LAG members.
 
A series of LAG meetings will be held throughout the Bay Adapt process. You can access meeting agendas, presentations, and materials here.
 

LAG #1 (May 22, 2019)
LAG #2 (July 22, 2019)
LAG #3 (January 28, 2020)
LAG #4 (April 3, 2020)
LAG #5 (May 29, 2020)
LAG #6 (July 31, 2020)

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Leadership Advisory Group Members

Ana Alvarado

Deputy General Manager East Bay Regional Parks

Tessa Beach, Ph.D

Chief, Environmental Sections
US Army Corps of Engineers San Francisco District

David Behar

Climate Program Director
SFPUC/ BayCAN

Allison Brooks

Executive Director
Bay Area Regional Collaborative (BARC)

Amanda Brown-Stevens

Executive Director
Greenbelt Alliance

Paul Campos

Sr. Vice President
Building Industry Association

Warner Chabot

Executive Director, San Francisco Estuary Institute
(alt. Julie Beagle & Jeremy Lowe)

John Coleman

CEO, Bay Planning Coalition (alt. Emily Loper)

Julio Garcia

Program Director
Nuestra Casa

Margaret Gordon

Co-Director
West Oakland Indicators Project

Terri Green

Director
Shore Up Marin City

Anne Halsted

Vice Chair
BCDC

Alicia John-Baptiste

Executive Director, SPUR
(Alt. Teresa Alvarado)

Melissa Jones

Executive Director, Bay Area Regional Healthy Inequities Initiative (BARHII)
(alt. Matt Vander Sluis)

David Lewis

Executive Director, Save the Bay (alt. Cheryl Brown)

Mark Lubell, Ph.D

Professor
UC Davis

Therese McMillan

Executive Director, MTC/ABAG
(alt. Brad Paul)

Mike Mielke

Sr. Vice President
Silicon Valley Leadership Group

Mike Montgomery

Michael Montgomery

Executive Officer, SF Regional Water Quality Control Board
(alt. Lisa McCann)

Barry Nelson

Commissioner (Alternate)

Sheridan Noelani Enomoto

Climate + Environmental Justice Community Organizer, Greenaction

David Pine

San Mateo County Supervisor/Chair, SF Bay Restoration Authority

Erika Powell

Erika Powell

Chair, Coastal Hazards Adaptation Resiliency Group (CHARG)

Bruce Riordan

Director, Bay Area Climate Adaptation Network

Sam Schuchat

Executive Director
State Coastal Conservancy & SF Bay Restoration Authority

Caitlin Sweeney

Executive Director
SF Estuary Partnership

Laura Tam

Program Officer
Resources Legacy Fund

Tony Tavares

District 4 Director
Caltrans

Will Travis

Independent Consultant

Zack Wasserman

Chair, BCDC

Jim Wunderman

President, Bay Area Council (alt. Adrian Covert)

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LAG Meeting #1 (May 22, 2019)

Agenda, Presentations, and Meeting Materials to be posted shortly!

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LAG Meeting #2 (July 22, 2019)

Agenda, Presentations, and Meeting Materials to be posted shortly.

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LAG Meeting #3 (January 28, 2020)

Agenda, Presentations, and Meeting Materials to be posted shortly.

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LAG Meeting #4 (April 3, 2020)

Meeting Overview:

During this meeting, the Leadership Advisory Group affirmed working group and public engagement approach to developing a joint platform, shared draft guiding principles, and discussed how to define “success” to provide direction to working groups.

Meeting Materials:

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LAG Meeting #5 (May 29, 2020)

Meeting Overview:

During this meeting, the Leadership Advisory Group explored how to embed its guiding principles on inclusion and equity into Bay Adapt as a planning process, a platform, and advancing implementation. Members will have an opportunity to share stories, lessons learned, and best practices for Bay Adapt.

Meeting Materials:

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LAG Meeting #6 (July 31, 2020)

Meeting Overview:

During this meeting, the Leadership Advisory Group learned about the ideas generated by the three Bay Adapt Working Groups, which have been organized by: 1) Regional Consistency, 2) Local Planning, and 3) Project Implementation, and provided direction on actions for the Working Groups.

Meeting Materials:
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