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Board President
Vice President, First Future
Credit Union
Michael Sterns is the Vice
President of Marketing and
Planning for First Future
Credit Union. Michael has
served on the Board of Directors
of the Urban Corps since
1991 and prior to his current
position as Board Chairman,
Michael served as Vice-Chair
and Board Treasurer. Michael
worked for Price Waterhouse,
San Diego Trust and Savings
Bank, and as a marketing
consultant to a number of
Credit Unions, before joining
First Future in 2000. In
addition to the Urban Corps,
his community involvement
includes the Girl Scouts,
PTA, youth sports, trails,
the Golden Hills Community
Planning Group, and most
recently the Descanso Community
Planning Group.
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Vice
Chair
Retired City Councilwoman
Judy McCarty served four
full terms (15 years) on
the San Diego City Council
representing San Diego’s
District 7. In addition
to the Urban Corps, Judy
is a member of the City
of San Diego Library Commission,
Vice President of the Mission
Trails Citizen Advisory
Commission, and President
of the Navajo Canyon Republican
Women, Federated. She has
championed environmental
causes throughout San Diego
County, and has received
numerous awards and commendations
for her service to the
City and for her outstanding
stewardship of the environment.
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Board Treasurer
Vice President Community
Development, Bank of America
Angie Lucero is Vice President
Community Development Market
Manager for Bank of America.
In her role as Market Manager
she covers both San Diego and
Orange County. Angie joined
the Urban Corps in 2004, and
is serving as Board Treasurer.
Angie also sits on the board
of directors of the City/County
Reinvestment Task Force, Chicano
Federation and is an alternate
board member of LISC San Diego.
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Board Secretary
San Diego Housing Commission,
Community Liaison
Daniel Morales has been the
Community Services Liaison
and Ombudsman for the San Diego
Housing Commission for the
past 10 years . As a former
City Council representative,
he worked hard to help start
the Urban Corps in 1989. Daniel
not only supports the Urban
Corps through his voluntary
work on the Board of Directors,
but goes above and beyond in
his commitment to the youth
of San Diego. Daniel continues
to volunteer as an umpire for
North Park Little League and
has done so for over 15 years.
He resides with his wife, Anne,
and son, Carlos in the community
of North Park.
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Board Member
Principal, Leon Brooks &
Associates
Leon Brooks is the Principal
of Leon Brooks & Associates, Designers
- Planners. He has
been on the Board of Directors
of the Urban Corps since
1995. Leon also serves on
the County of San Diego’s Planning
Commission, and is a member
of the San Diego Unified
School District's Independent
Citizens' Oversight Committee
[ICOC] for Proposition
MM School Bond.
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Board
Member
President and Chief
Operating Officer, San Diego
Padres
Dick Freeman
joined the Padres as Chief
Financial Officer on January
1, 1981. Prior to joining the
Padres, Dick served as an officer
in the U.S. Navy, as a CPA
with the firm Peat, Marwick,
Mitchell and Co. (Today’s
KPMG) and Controller and Treasurer
of Central Federal S&L
of San Diego.
Dick became president
of the Padres in September
1988 and served as president
until 1995. He became Executive
Vice President and Chief Operating
Officer of the Pittsburgh Pirates
in 1996 serving in this capacity
until 2002 when he returned
to the Padres as President
and Chief Operating Officer.
Dick currently
serves on the Board of Trustees
of the Salk Institute and the
National Board of the March
of Dimes Foundation, the San
Diego Economic Development
Corp. and the San Diego International
Sports Council. He and his
wife Judi have one daughter,
Heather. She and her husband
Rob are attorneys living in
Boston. The Freeman’s
live in La Jolla, CA.
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Board Member
Senior Policy Analyst, Environmental
Protection Agency (Retired)
Clarice Gaylord joined the
Urban Corps Board in 2002 after
retiring as Senior Policy Analyst
from the United States Environmental
Protection Agency. Clarice
is also an advisor to the San
Diego Foundation’s Environmental
Board.
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Board
Member
Director of External Affairs,
AT&T
Christine Moore grew up in the
City Heights community of San
Diego and is a Director of External
Affairs for AT&T California.
Prior to working for AT&T,
Christine spent many years working
for elected officials and has
also been active in her community.
In addition to serving on the
Board of Directors for the Urban
Corps San Diego, Christine also
serves on the Board of Directors
for the Chula Vista Chamber of
Commerce and the South County
Economic Development Council.
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Board
Member
Retired
Charlotte Nielsen
was born in Missouri, raised
in Hastings, Nebraska and came
to San Diego in 1936. Here
she met and married her husband,
S.Falck (Neil) Nielsen, a native
of Norway. They had 5 children
and started their construction
business in 1945, which eventually
became the largest construction
firm in San Diego.
In addition to raising her
5 children and serving as Secretary/Treasurer
of Nielsen Construction, she
has been very active in the
community having chaired the
Symphony Ball and Mercy Ball.
A past president of the Social
Service Auxiliary and the Thursday
Club, she was also active in
the Mercy Hospital Auxiliary
and a founding member of Freedom’s
Foundation, MADCAPS, USD Auxiliary
and the Balboa Park Millennium
Society. Previous board positions
have included the San Diego
Museum of Man, San Diego Hall
of Champions and the San Diego
Police Foundation.
She has been honored as a “Woman
of Valor” by Temple Beth
Israel in 1972, a “Woman
of Dedication” by the
Salvation of Army in 1974,
the “San Diego Living
Legacy Award” in 2002
and the “Millennium Award” by
the Friends of Balboa Park
in 2004.
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Board Member
Past Vice President Communications,
Titan Corporation
Wil Williams is past Senior
Vice President of Corporate
Communications and Public Affairs
for Titan Corporation (now
L-3 Communications). He joined
the Board of Directors in 1999.
Wil has served in various public
affairs and communications
positions in government and
industry, ranging from the
Office of the Secretary of
the Air Force Public Affairs
to prominent Fortune 500 companies.
He is a former and retired
Air Force officer and pilot.
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