New Leadership at CSAC Finance Corporation
Solano County Supervisor Seifert Elected New President
The CSAC Finance Corporation Board of Directors is pleased to announce that Solano County Supervisor Linda Seifert has been elected to serve as President of the Board of Directors and also that Alan Fernandes has been appointed to serve as Executive Vice President.
Supervisor Seifert was elected to the Solano County Board of Supervisors in 2008, where she has served as Board Chair in 2012, 2013 and 2014. She currently serves on the Executive Committee of the CSAC Board of Directors. “Serving as CSAC Finance Corporation’s Board President is a privilege,” said Supervisor Seifert. “The Board is committed to growing its existing programs and searching for new opportunities that will benefit counties and CSAC.”
The CSAC Finance Corporation also announced the appointment of Alan Fernandes as its Executive Vice President. Currently, Fernandes is the Chief Legislative Representative for Los Angeles County and is a Senior Manager in the Chief Executive Office. In addition to his career in government affairs he serves his community as a Trustee and current President of the Board of the Davis Joint Unified School District. Fernandes begins his service as Executive Vice President on November 2, 2015.
“I am very excited by this new opportunity, and I am looking forward to getting to work soon. I have enjoyed working for the County of Los Angeles and all of the wonderful people there, and look forward to continuing to work with Los Angeles and all other Counties in this position with the CSAC Finance Corporation.”
Created in 1986, the CSAC Finance Corporation helps local governments meet their financial needs by providing debt, investment and discount purchasing programs as well as financial training for county officials. Many of the ideas for new products and services have come from both public sector and business partners. The variety of products offered by the CSAC Finance Corporation has grown dramatically since the first pooled bond issue for capital construction projects in 1986, and now includes a variety of finance, purchasing, human resource, and other cost saving programs to assist California counties.
For more details see the news release here.