Board of Directors

 

Shirley W. NelsonShirley W. Nelson, Chairman
Chairman and CEO, Summit Bank

 

Susan CasperSusan Casper, President
Account Development Manager, Herman Miller, Inc.

 

John BohannonJohn Bohannon
Chairman and CEO, Builders Control, Inc.

 

Clem DanielsClem Daniels
Former Oakland Raider, Entrepeneur, and Community Representitive

 

Jim FalaschiJim Falaschi
President, Jack London Square Partners and Transbay Holding Company

 

Susan JueSusan Jue
Manager, Office Planning and Design, Safeway Inc.

 

Alfred P. Knoll, Esq.Alfred P. Knoll, Esq.
Attorney

 

Maury McFaddenMaury McFadden
Manager, Prudential California Realty

 

Kathy Moon, Esq.Kathy Moon, Esq., Secretary
Attorney

 

David RueggDavid Ruegg
President, Rue-Ell Enterprises, Inc.

 

Andrea StampsAndrea Stamps

 

Tiffany StuartTiffany Stuart
President, Dynamic Office & Accounting Solutions

 

Keith ThomasKeith Thomas
President, KRT Marketing

 

Mary WarrenMary Warren
Associate, HMS Associates

 

 

Joe Morgan, Chairman
Sports Analyst & ESPN Broadcaster
Baseball Hall of Famer

Ron Darling
Broadcaster, Fox Sports

Robert Ellsworth, Esquire
Chairman, Rue-Ell Enterprises, Inc.

The Honorable
Dianne Feinstein
United States Senator

James Ghielmetti
Chairman, Signature Properties, Inc.

Steven Kay, Esquire
Attorney, Kay & Merkle

Tony LaRussa
Manager, St. Louis Cardinals

Neil McDaniel
President, McDaniel & Associates, Inc.

Kikuo Nakahara
Accounting, H&R Block Small Business Resources

Eddie Orton
President, Orton Development, Inc.

George Riggs
Publisher, Contra Costa Newspaper Group, Inc.

William Russell
NBA Hall-of-Fame Legend

Sandy Seeno
Albert D. Seeno Construction

Leigh Steinberg
Principle
Steinberg & Moorad

The Honorable
Ellen Tauscher
United States Congresswoman

Martin Wyatt
Sports Director, KGO TV- Channel 7

 

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Summit Bank Foundation is focused on financial literacy in our public schools. We encourage small and medium sized businesses to follow our lead in caring for our community. The foundation produces and sponsors a program called the ABCs of Financial Literacy and provides comprehensive curriculum guides, lesson plans and weekly sets of newspapers at no cost to educators. In 2005, our financial literacy program was taught in 425 elementary, junior high and high school classrooms, reaching approximately 25,000 students throughout the Bay Area!