San Francisco gets its own few technical council

Last November, the people of San Francisco Daniel Lori was electedOne of the wealthy Heirs of Levi Strauss Wealth– To be their new mayor. Now, Lori seems to resort to people like himself (that is, people who have a lot of money) to make pivotal decisions on how to “activate” the heart of the silicon valley.

Standard of San Francisco Reports that The Lauro administration calmly launched two different (outwardly separate) initiatives designed to allow special members with good efficiency in the city’s upper dandruff to have a greater impact on the city’s political system. The first of these initiatives is a new mayor’s council called the partnership of the tongue of Francisco, and includes a group of strong executives and influencers in the Silicon Valley. The Council will appear to include the likes of Openai Sam Altman, CEO of Doordash Tony Xu, CEO of Salesforce Marc Benioff, and others, will be chaired by three women: Catherine Auguste-Diwield, former president of the Republican Bank, Steve Jobs, the owner of the Atlantic, Lauren Paul’s, Roth Porat, Ruth Plant and Chemly’s Company.

The council was designed to “present the mayor with views at the level of the CEO about politics,” as the standard wrote, noting that it will be funded through the dues paid by the participating companies.

Meanwhile, Laurie’s office launches a partnership between the public and private sectors designed to raise the city’s business development efforts with private capital. San Francisco Downtown Development Corp, which will use a mixture of public and private funds to finance various activation efforts in the commercial area of ​​the city, both the money of public taxpayers and money from private donors. Municipal initiatives were previously unknown to the public.

Although it is not quite clear what the council will do, it is worth noting Partnership for New York CityThis was established in New York in the 1970s, when the city was suffering from the crisis of its budget and basins. This organization called for the wealthy industrialists to draw a brighter future for a besieged city, and took advantage of attention and power away from the public sector in the city in favor of private projects. At the same time, the new San Francisco can help in mind that the transformation that is currently happening at the federal level, where the public was Agencies are destroyed Federal revenues fell in favor of a more special approach that companies managed in government.

The criterion notes that:

The two new groups operate under the secrecy cover for weeks. Both were closely coordinated with the mayor’s office, although each of them aimed to work independently of the city hall – and each other. Lori administration hopes to establish both of them as permanent civil institutions that will continue to work after the mayor leaves his post, such as the New York groups that were designed today.

Gizmodo continues the San Francisco mayor’s office to comment.

David Stiepelman, a former Goldman SACHS official, who is currently looking for financing sources from financing sources from financing sources by David Stiepelman, Downtown Development Corp, Downtown Development Corp, the new Lurie Partner in the sector The year, which is currently looking for funding sources. The standard writes that Stiepelman has participated in “multiple financial and local players in the city, taking into account the assembly of the new organization council.”