Sandra Kim, Managing Director and Head of Higher Education & Not-for-Profits, brings more than 20 years of public finance

experience, the vast majority of which has been focused on the higher education sector. Ms. Kim joined UBS from the Regents of

the University of California where she was the Associate Vice President of Finance, responsible for the management of: (i) debt

capital market activities, (ii) capital programs, including capital planning, real estate strategies, design and construction, and (iii) the

faculty loan program. While at the University of California, Ms. Kim started the UC’s student housing initiative in 2016 that had as a

goal of 14,000 new student beds by 2000. Prior to joining UC, Ms. Kim worked at JP Morgan as an investment banker focusing on

higher education and not-for-profit finance. Ms. Kim has had experience with a variety of short- and long-term financing vehicles,

including fixed rate structures, commercial paper, floating rate notes, long-dated bullet structures, and bank credit.

Since 1994, David Seward has served as the Chief Financial Officer of UC Hastings College of the Law where he is responsible for financial and business management functions and capital planning where he leads implementation of the school’s long range campus plan which will culminate in the development of a new graduate Academic Village.

Active in the Tenderloin, Seward recently concluded his second four year term on the Board of Directors of the Tenderloin Community Benefit District, an organization focused on sidewalk cleaning, graffiti removal, and neighborhood improvement. He also serves on the board of the Tenderloin Museum.

Mr. Seward grew up outside Detroit and graduated from the University of Michigan also attending the University of San Francisco, graduating with an MBA in Finance.

Charlie Faas, Vice President, serves as the University's Chief Financial Officer. The Vice President directs the financial and administrative affairs of the University. Division service groups are: Facilities Development and Operations, Finance, University Police Department, and Spartan Shops, Inc.

Michael Charlebois is an associate in Stradling's Public Finance practice group. He specializes in the financing of school and college facilities. He has extensive experience in bond financings for 501(c)(3) organizations for college housing, charter school, cultural and hospital facilities, as well as school and college general obligation bond financings, lease financings, certificates of participation and revenue bond financings. Michael was recently involved in bond financings to finance the construction of student housing facilities for Orange Coast College and Santa Rosa Junior College, and is currently involved in an ongoing student housing project with the Napa Valley College.

HAC’s Executive Director since November 2016, Todd has been active in Bay Area politics throughout his professional career. His campaign experience includes serving as political director for Scott Wiener’s first successful California State Senate campaign (2016), campaign manager for the Recreation and Park funding measure (2016), and campaign manager for the Soda Tax (2014). A public school parent of three, Todd is an avid community volunteer and weekend pickleball player.