The Southern Marin Fire District serves the cities of Mill Valley, Sausalito and communities of Tamalpais Valley, Almonte, Homestead Valley, Alto, Strawberry, approximately 1/4 of the town of Tiburon, Fort Baker and the Marin Headlands. The District covers over 25.3 square miles, a population of approximately 41,576 and over 20,500 homes and commercial properties. Each of our zones is protected by one Type I engine with each of the zones cross-staffing at least one specialty piece of equipment such as a Ladder Truck, Rescue, Fire Boat, Jet Skis, Inflatable Rescue Boat, and Type 3 Engine. The District also provide Advanced Life Support (ALS) transport services. The District had 2 ambulances and 1 ALS Medium Rescue. www.smfd.org

Spearheading Indoff’s San Francisco Bay Area operations and helping businesses locally throughout the United States implement effective solutions for their office supply, furniture, material handling and promotional product needs.

• Began as a COVID Classroom Monitor at Redwood High School then earned a substitute teacher credential from the Marin County Office of Education.• Employed by Mill Valley Middle School, Edna Maguire Elementary School, Strawberry Point Elementary School, Park Elementary School, Old Mill Elementary School, Tam Valley Elementary School, Tamalpais High School, Marin Horizon, Neil Cummins Elementary School, Hall Middle School, Davidson Middle School, Redwood High School, Archie Williams High School, Marin Catholic High School

• Providing hands-on assistance and guidance from local permitting to international business development to drive and help individuals and businesses achieve their goals.• Bringing a unique and special skill set to advance market needs as a former elected official, and as a governor appointed State of California environmental regulator combining decades of active involvement in local and regional business organizations.

Assisting in many facets of the Mike Bloomberg for President 2020 Campaign. I like Mike!

• Responsible for expanding Blaisdell’s customer base into Marin County and San Francisco.• Successfully brought in 128 new customers and close to $2 million in sales in less than three years. • Relationships Included: Next Gen America, Recology, Port of Oakland, Bay Area Council, many local Chambers of Commerce, SPUR, Public Policy Institute of California and San Francisco Citizen’s Initiative for Technology and Innovation.

Develop youth and conserve natural resources for a strong, sustainable community. We achieve our mission by: •Providing a diverse group of youth and young adults with opportunities to transform their lives through education, employability, civic engagement, and leadership. •Caring for our environment by conserving and restoring natural resources, and by improving recreational and public areas. •Creating the environmental leaders of the future by teaching environmental ethics and behaviors to children, teens and adults. •Making communities safer by reducing hazards and by responding to public emergencies and disasters.

• Built revenue and community identity for the West Coast’s largest independent office supplier; a certified green business that donates 75% of its profits to local nonprofits. • Achieved 125% of sales goals in the first year. Brought in 250 new business customers with sales nearing $3 million. • Successfully managed and expanded existing account base while consistently bringing in new customers.

The Business Council on Climate Change (BC3) is a partnership of 100+Bay Area businesses committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Waldeck's Office Supplies was the first company to join.

• President and Director of operations of family founded 55-year-old office supply business, • Innovated online and green business practices, sustainable job creation, and two retail locations• Created methodologies to lessen turnover and increase employee morale.• Created and hosted multiple community and customer events including a reception for then San Francisco District Attorney, Kamala Harris.

Chair 2005, Vice Chair 2002-2005, Member 1999-2007

Regional Airport Planning Committee, Chair 2006-2007, Member 1999-2007

Public Policy Committee

Mayor 2001Councilmember 1997-2005

The Marin Telecommunications Agency (MTA) is a joint powers authority (JPA) responsible for franchising and regulating telecommunications services in Marin County, California, and for setting policies that provide effective and efficient telecommunications to the community. Clifford served as Vice Chair for six years.

The San Francisco Small Business Network (SBN) serves as a strong, clear, and unified voice of the small business community in San Francisco.Its mission is to strengthen and unify the voice of the Small Business Community in San Francisco. With a growing membership of 20 business organizations, it represents more than 19,000 small businesses in San Francisco.