EDUCATIONSUMMIT2014

Registration & BreakfastSponsored by Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company

Welcome (Galileo Auditorium)Aditi Goel: Senior Director of Education Policy, Silicon Valley Leadership Group Sid Espinosa: Director of Philanthropy and Civic Engagement, Microsoft

Opening Keynote (Galileo Auditorium)Sponsored by Comcast Richard Barth: President and CEO, KIPP Foundation

Paving the Way for a 21st Century Workforce (Galileo Auditorium)Sponsored by Technology Credit UnionPanelists:Christina Allen: Director of Product and head of Higher Education Initiatives, LinkedInLori Harnick: General Manager of Citizenship and Public Affairs, MicrosoftCecily Joseph: Vice President of Corporate Responsibility & Chief Diversity Officer,

SymantecMichelle Yates: Director of Corporate Responsibility, AdobeModerator: Eva Sage-Gavin: Vice Chair of Skills for America's Future Advisory Board,

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Transition to Breakout SessionsSponsored by Synopsys

Breakout Sessions - Please select one to attend

Pipelines & Partnerships for 21st Century Learners (Mercury)Panelists:Anne Campbell: Superintendent of Schools, San Mateo CountyJohn Colborn: Director of Skills for America's Future, The Aspen InstituteMeera Mani: Director of Children, Families, and Communities Program, The David and

Lucile Packard FoundationJohn Porter: Superintendent, Franklin-McKinley School District Moderator: Ana Tintocalis: Education Reporter, KQED and The California Report

The 2014 Policy Landscape (Jupiter)Sponsored by SynopsysPanelists:Assemblymember Joan Buchanan, D-San Ramon: Chair, Assembly Committee on

Education Michael Kirst: President, California State Board of Education Ted Lempert: President, Children NowAssemblymember Kristin Olsen, R-Modesto: Vice-Chair, Assembly Committee on EducationModerator: Dennis Cima: Senior Vice President of Policy, Silicon Valley Leadership Group

Connecting the Classroom to Career (Saturn)Sponsored by EricssonPanelists:Jay Banfield: Founding Executive Director, Year Up Bay Area Georgette Bhathena: N. California Relationship Manager of Global Philanthropy, JP

Morgan Chase & Co.Christopher Cabaldon: Executive Director, Linked Learning AllianceJudy Miner: President, Foothill CollegeVito Chiala: Principal, Overfelt High SchoolModerator: Stacy McAfee: Campus Vice-President, University of Phoenix

Lunch (Multi-Purpose Room)Sponsored by Lam Research

Lunch Program (Multi-Purpose Room)

Presentation of the 2014 Education Leader Award Welcoming the Santa Clara County Superintendent of SchoolsIntroduction: Leon Beauchman: President, Santa Clara County Board of EducationRemarks: Jon Gundry: Superintendent of Schools, Santa Clara County

Redesigning Low-Performing Schools: Districts and Charters Working TogetherMatt Hammer: Executive Director, Innovate Public SchoolsJan Christensen: Superintendent, Redwood City School DistrictAmanda Gardner: Director of Schools, Innovate Public SchoolsStanley Rose: Superintendent, Santa Clara Unified School District

Transition to AuditoriumSponsored by Infinera

Vergara v. California: Next Steps (Galileo Auditorium)Sponsored by Meru NetworksDavid Welch: President, Infinera; President & Founder, Students Matter

Preparing the 21st Century Graduate (Galileo Auditorium)Sponsored by HPPanelists:Brice Harris: Chancellor, California Community Colleges Janet Napolitano: President, University of California Timothy White: Chancellor, California State UniversityModerators:Carl Guardino: President & CEO, Silicon Valley Leadership GroupRosemary Turner: President, UPS Northern California

Closing Keynote (Galileo Auditorium)Sponsored by IntelMaria Klawe: President, Harvey Mudd College

Concluding Thoughts (Galileo Auditorium)Carl Guardino: President & CEO, Silicon Valley Leadership Group

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The Silicon Valley Leadership Group, founded in 1978 by David Packard of Hewlett-Packard, represents nearly 400 of Silicon Valley’s most respected employers on issues, programs and campaigns that affect the economic health and quality of life in Silicon Valley, including energy, transportation, education, housing, health care, tax policies, economic vitality and the environment. Leadership Group members collectively provide nearly one of every three private sector jobs in Silicon Valley. Members operate in locations throughout California and the U.S.

AcknowledgementsThank you for being a part of Education Summit 2014, where business, education, policy, philanthropic and community leaders share and learn about how our Silicon Valley education systems are producing 21st century learners who have the skills needed to thrive in a 21st century workforce.

This year, the Silicon Valley Leadership Group has been deeply engaged in advocating for early education, K-12, higher education and workforce initiatives and our members deeply value this “quality of life” focus we have on improving the educational opportunities our children have here in Silicon Valley.

I deeply appreciate the work of the Planning Committee who helped develop today’s agenda and who also nominated and selected the 2014 Education Leader award receipient: Lorin Alusic (HP), Mike Belcher (HP), Erin Brennock (Synopsys), Elesa Cooperson (Synopsys), John Hiester (Year Up), John Hogan (Teen Force), Nicole Johnson (Blach Construction), Stacy McAfee (University of Phoenix), Kimberly Meek (SAP), John Mummert (Foothill College), Guisselle Nunez (KQED), Nils Sedwick (DeVry), Kris Tueller (Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company) and Kyra Whitten (Lam Research). I also want to thank Stacy McAfee (University of Phoenix) and Ron Sege (Echelon) for their deep support of this Summit.

This Summit is a team effort and I want to especially recognize Carl Guardino, Dennis Cima, Alexandria Felton, Steve Wright, Colin Buckner, Nancy Sánchez, Catharine Wallace and Phyllis Claassen at the Leadership Group and an amazing team of coordinators - Michael Hamamoto, Sasha Foo, Karen Gee, Elizabeth Allen and Bill T. Riker - for their work in developing today’s program and coordinating logistics and social media.

And to you - for all that you do to work with and improve opportunities for Silicon Valley students, teachers, school systems and communities, thank you.

I look forward to continuing today’s conversation and to developing partnerships, pathways and pipelines so that each student in our school system receives a high-quality education, has the skills and experience necessary to thrive in Silicon Valley’s workforce and can be an active participant in our economy and in our community.

Aditi GoelSenior Director, Education PolicySilicon Valley Leadership Group

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