. >> i also want to speak on behalf of liz simpson. i am a new director here in san francisco and liz has been a mentor. and so liz serves as the executive director at the success center, since 2010, she has gone from $450,000 budget to $2.1 million. she is a resident of san francisco. and educated at san francisco state. and she began her work employment with the private investment, or the private industry council which was the predecessor of oewd and she is an expert in workforce development over the last 32 years and she was part of the grant that has secured 25 million for youth employment in san francisco and she also worked with the san francisco juvenile probation department for 16 years, creating job training, and programs at log cabin ranch we also were at the ranch when we are doing the workforce development with the ten to 12 youth that they send there and we work with the probation department. and after retiring from the juvenile probation department, liz took on the appointment at success center. and in her first year, she

. >> i also want to speak on behalf of liz simpson. am a new director here in san francisco and liz has been a mentor. and so liz serves as the executive director at the success center, since 2010, she has gone from $450,000 budget to $2.1 million. she is a resident of san francisco. and educated at san francisco state. and she began her work employment with the private investment, or the private industry council which was the predecessor of oewd and she is an expert in workforce development over the last 32 years and she was part of the grant that has secured 25 million for youth employment in san francisco and she also worked with the san francisco juvenile probation department for 16 years, creating job training, and programs at log cabin ranch we also were at the ranch when we are doing the workforce development with the ten to 12 youth that they send there and we work with the probation department. and after retiring from the juvenile probation department, liz took on the appointment at success center. and in her first year, she w

. >> i also want to speak on behalf of liz simpson. i am a new director here in san francisco and liz has been a mentor. and so liz serves as the executive director at the success center, since 2010, she has gone from $450,000 budget to $2.1 million. she is a resident of san francisco. and educated at san francisco state. and she began her work employment with the private investment, or the private industry council which was the predecessor of oewd and she is an expert in workforce development over the last 32 years and she was part of the grant that has secured 25 million for youth employment in san francisco and she also worked with the san francisco juvenile probation department for 16 years, creating job training, and programs at log cabin ranch we also were at the ranch when we are doing the workforce development with the ten to 12 youth that they send there and we work with the probation department. and after retiring from the juvenile probation department, liz took on the appointment at success center. and in her first year, she

. >> i also want to speak on behalf of liz simpson. i am a new director here in san francisco and liz has been a mentor. and so liz serves as the executive director at the success center, since 2010, she has gone from $450,000 budget to $2.1 million. she is a resident of san francisco. and educated at san francisco state. and she began her work employment with the private investment, or the private industry council which was the predecessor of oewd and she is an expert in workforce development over the last 32 years and she was part of the grant that has secured 25 million for youth employment in san francisco and she also worked with the san francisco juvenile probation department for 16 years, creating job training, and programs at log cabin ranch we also were at the ranch when we are doing the workforce development with the ten to 12 youth that they send there and we work with the probation department. and after retiring from the juvenile probation department, liz took on the appointment at success center. and in her first year, she

. >> i also want to speak on behalf of liz simpson. i am a new director here in san francisco and liz has been a mentor. and so liz serves as the executive director at the success center, since 2010, she has gone from $450,000 budget to $2.1 million. she is a resident of san francisco. and educated at san francisco state. and she began her work employment with the private investment, or the private industry council which was the predecessor of oewd and she is an expert in workforce development over the last 32 years and she was part of the grant that has secured 25 million for youth employment in san francisco and she also worked with the san francisco juvenile probation department for 16 years, creating job training, and programs at log cabin ranch we also were at the ranch when we are doing the workforce development with the ten to 12 youth that they send there and we work with the probation department. and after retiring from the juvenile probation department, liz took on the appointment at success center. and in her first year, she