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          • January 12, 2021
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      INSIDE OUR SCHOOLS

      4 men and 3 women smiling at camera

      (Photo – Pasadena City College Foundation)

      Pasadena City College Foundation added seven new members to its Board of Directors.

      By News Desk

      The new members are:

      • Hoyt Hilsman.
      • Cynthia Kurtz.
      • Gloria de Olarte.
      • Gilda Pettit.
      • Justin H. Tsui.
      • Robert Floe.
      • Craig L. Washington.

      Bobbi Abram, Executive Director of the PCC Foundation, said:

      I am excited to welcome our new members to our Board of Directors. Each of them brings great knowledge and passion for the PCC community. We look forward to their contributions to the Foundation.

      Bios

      Hoyt Hilsman is an award-winning author, journalist, former PCC Trustee and former candidate for Congress in California. He has written screenplays for film, television, and the major studios and networks in Hollywood, including Sony, Disney, New Line Cinema, ABC, and CBS.

      Cynthia Kurtz has more than 30 years’ experience planning and managing complex projects and programs in the public, private, and nonprofit sectors. Most recently, she was city manager for the City of Pasadena. She also has served as interim city manager for the cities of Covina and Santa Ana, chief operating officer for River LA, and president of the San Gabriel Valley Economic Partnership.

      Gloria de Olarte is a plastic surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. She has chaired the Plastic Surgery Department at Huntington Memorial Hospital, Arcadia Methodist Hospital, San Gabriel Hospital, and St. Luke Medical Center. Additionally, she has served as voluntary staff of the Plastic Surgery Department at the University of Southern California and is a volunteer on the medical staff at Home Boy Industries.

      Gilda Pettit, an highly skilled Asset Based Lender with over 35 years’ experience in Commercial Lending, is a Vice President and Team Lead at City National Bank. She has spent 10 years at Wells Fargo Bank as a Relationship Manager, and from 2012 – 2013 she was a member of the Wells Fargo Capital Finance Diversity Council. Most recently, she has served as the treasurer of the National Latina Business Women’s Association-Los Angeles.

      Justin H. Tsui has extensive experience in providing strategic vision and leadership for IT solution architecture and implementation, Cloud and Mobile strategy evaluation and implementation, cyber security and compliance management, and operational and financial management. As President and CEO of TeamLogic IT of Pasadena, he oversees supply chain development and implementation.

      Robert Floe is the president and founder of Floe Financial Partners, a Pasadena investment advisory firm that has been helping individuals, charities, and corporations for 33 years. Floe has served as the chairman of the board of Union Station Homeless Services and has been on the boards of Five Acres, Heifer International Foundation, and Pando Populus.

      Craig L. Washington is the Vice President of the Tournament of Roses and has been a volunteer member since 2000. He will serve as the Association’s President in 2028. Professionally, Washington is a licensed Certified Public Accountant and California Real Estate Broker. He currently serves as a Regional Contract Manager for Jacobs Engineering Group Inc.

      Continuing to serve on the Foundation’s Board of Directors are: Geoffrey Baum, Scott Bell, Glenn Bowie, Sheldon Bull, Vivian Chan, Dana Dattola, Charmayne Mills Ealy, Erika Endrijonas, Ralph Frammolino, Carmella Grahn, Mark Harmsen, Bill Hawkins, William Krantz, Nancy Lan, Robert Miller, Michael Mitchell, Ryan Newman, Clara Potes-Fellow, Gloria Pitzer, Jim Sarni, R. C. Schrader, Don Schweitzer, Jack Scott, Chuck Stanislawski, Gregory Sun, and Wade Winter.

      The Pasadena City College Foundation is a nonprofit, charitable, public-benefit corporation that develops funding and community support for the enhancement of teaching and learning at Pasadena City College.

       

      Edited by Ann Hunnewell

      Tagged: Bobbi AbramCraig L. WashingtonCynthia KurtzGilda PettitGloria de OlarteHoyt HilsmanJustin H. TsuiMeet Pasadena City College Foundation New Board MembersRobert Floe

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