Introducing Our Mendocino County Leadership Cabinet

May 3rd, 2012

I’m excited to announce our campaign’s Mendocino County Leadership Cabinet today! You can learn more about the community leaders who are uniting in support of my campaign to create middle-class jobs by reading the press release below.

 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
May 3, 2012
Contact: Jason Liles
jason@staceylawson.com
(707) 570-7070

***PRESS RELEASE***

Stacey Lawson Announces Mendocino County Leadership Cabinet

Community leaders unite in support of Lawson’s campaign for 2nd Congressional District

(San Rafael, CA) — Educator and small business owner Stacey Lawson announced the formation of her Mendocino County Leadership Cabinet today in her campaign for Congress.

The diverse group of community leaders uniting in support of Lawson’s campaign to create middle-class jobs include:

  • Mary Anne Landis, Mayor of Ukiah
  • Mari Rodin, Former Mayor of Ukiah
  • Bruce Burton, Mayor of Willits
  • Ron Orenstein, Willits City Council Member
  • Jim Little, Laytonville Fire Department Chief
  • Calvin Harwood, Laytonville School Board President
  • Mike Anderson, Mendocino Farm Bureau President – Fort Bragg
  • Michael Braught, Mendocino Farm Bureau Vice President and Long Valley Market owner – Laytonville
  • Jody Cole, Wild Rainbow African Safaris, and Katharine Cole, Victory Campaign Board member – Ukiah
  • Art Harwood, Triple Bottom Line Solutions – Branscomb
  • Jim and Barbara Hurst, Business Owners – Fort Bragg
  • Judith Bailey, Bailey’s Incorporated – Laytonville
  • Chris Neary, Attorney at Law – Willits
  • Steve Zuieback, Founder & CEO of Synectics – Ukiah

 

(Note: Titles are for identification only.)

Ukiah Mayor Mary Anne Landis said, “Stacey Lawson is the candidate who can help us make more in Mendocino County. Along with her strong business background and great people skills, she’s energetic and focused on promoting sustainable solutions to issues we face around economic development. She’s just the woman we need to represent us in Washington.”

Lawson grew up in a rural community on the coast of Washington State. She watched her father start a small trucking business from a single truck he drove himself and lift their family into the middle class. A student of public schools who became a chemical engineer and then went on to graduate from Harvard Business School, Lawson has started small businesses, run major departments inside large companies and created hundreds of jobs.

“When I was young, we lived in a trailer, but my mom and dad dreamed of a better life for our family — they worked hard, they took risks and we all succeeded,” said Lawson. “I’m running for Congress because I believe in that dream for all American families.”

Lawson also co-founded and teaches at the Center for Entrepreneurship and Technology at UC Berkeley and started a company that created technology to help U.S. manufacturers compete in the global marketplace — and keep middle-class jobs in America.

Lawson has released a detailed middle-class jobs plan, available at www.StaceyLawson.com and Amazon.com: Making More in America: How Restoring America’s Manufacturing Strength Can Help Rebuild America’s Middle Class.

To learn more about Stacey Lawson, visit www.StaceyLawson.com.

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