Board of Directors
Victoria Danzig, President and Founder
Victoria is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a private practice in La Jolla. After first awarding grants in 1983, Victoria and others worked for ten years as a chapter of the Los Angeles-based Liberty Hill Foundation. In 1994, when the San Diego Foundation for Change became its own non-profit corporation, Victoria became President of the Board, a position she occupied until the year 2000. For many years the Foundation for Change has recognized exceptional community organizing efforts in San Diego with the “Danzig Award,” given in Victoria’s honor.
Victoria is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a private practice in La Jolla. After first awarding grants in 1983, Victoria and others worked for ten years as a chapter of the Los Angeles-based Liberty Hill Foundation. In 1994, when the San Diego Foundation for Change became its own non-profit corporation, Victoria became President of the Board, a position she occupied until the year 2000. For many years the Foundation for Change has recognized exceptional community organizing efforts in San Diego with the “Danzig Award,” given in Victoria’s honor.
Keshav Damoor
Keshav is a native (East County) San Diegan and graduate of UCSD. He has recently become involved with LSS Community Care working to meet the needs of the poor and underserved breaking the cycle of poverty one family at a time.
Keshav is a native (East County) San Diegan and graduate of UCSD. He has recently become involved with LSS Community Care working to meet the needs of the poor and underserved breaking the cycle of poverty one family at a time.
Peter Gourevitch
Peter is Distinguished Professor of Political Science at UCSD’s School of International Relations and Pacific Studies, of which he is also the founding Dean. As a world-renowned expert on international relations and comparative politics, hespecializes in corporate governance systems in a globalizing world economy, comparing differences in the way countries structure companies and their relationship to shareholders. His research explores national responses to pressures arising from international trade and economic globalization, trade disputes among countries, and international trade negotiations.
Peter is Distinguished Professor of Political Science at UCSD’s School of International Relations and Pacific Studies, of which he is also the founding Dean. As a world-renowned expert on international relations and comparative politics, hespecializes in corporate governance systems in a globalizing world economy, comparing differences in the way countries structure companies and their relationship to shareholders. His research explores national responses to pressures arising from international trade and economic globalization, trade disputes among countries, and international trade negotiations.
Lisa Hoffman, Vice President
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Quynh Nguyen
Quynh started at CPI in 1998 as an organizer and is now focused on building CPI’s membership and grassroots fundraising. She is a board member of the Southwest Center for Asian Pacific American Law. Quynh graduated from UCLA with B.A.s in Sociology and Asian American Studies.
Quynh started at CPI in 1998 as an organizer and is now focused on building CPI’s membership and grassroots fundraising. She is a board member of the Southwest Center for Asian Pacific American Law. Quynh graduated from UCLA with B.A.s in Sociology and Asian American Studies.
Angela Reyes, Secretary and Treasurer
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