Trident Microsystems Announces Executive Management Team Changes Feb 29, 2008
He holds a master of business administration degree from Golden Gate University and a bachelor of science degree in electrical engineering from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. Mr. Lin, 53, joined Trident in April 1999 and has more than 20 years of engineering management experience. (PR Newswire)
Home run king facing long odds in bid to get case dismissed Feb 29, 2008
Golden Gate University law professor Peter Keane said judges rarely toss out criminal cases, and that Bonds' motion to dismiss the case is a routine - if doomed - defense tactic. "Every now and then you strike oil, but I would be very surprised if Judge Illston dismissed the case," Keane said. (Fresno Bee -- State)
Were Clemens' 'implausible' comments perjury? Feb 28, 2008
If it contains provable falsehoods, a perjury indictment is likely, said Peter Keane, a professor of law at Golden Gate University. "The fact that he was so affirmative and completely denied everything, and sort of dared" Congress to investigate him may increase the chances that Clemens will be prosecuted, he said. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Sports)
Jo Anne Fletcher Dammarell Feb 21, 2008
Jo later worked as a receptionist at several San Francisco Bay area businesses, including KNBR Radio, Golden Gate University, and LucasFilm. She worked for West America Bank corporate headquarters for 13 years until moving to Corvallis. (Corvallis Gazette Times, OR)
Mark Fainaru-Wada Feb 16, 2008
Peter Keane, a professor at Golden Gate University Law School in San Francisco and a close follower of the BALCO case, said the government's role was unique but not unprecedented. He said it would be "alarming" if prosecutors were randomly meddling in a private enterprise and using police powers, but he believes the government is acting within its charge. (ESPN -- Baseball)
Bamboo-Based Clothing Feb 14, 2008
"I love organic socks and bought quite a few sets online," says Michal Ann Strahilevitz, a marketing professor at Golden Gate University in San Francisco. "When they arrived, I saw that every single pair had a relatively substantial-sized cardboard tag pinned to the socks, discussing the organic nature of the socks. "Why did they have to waste paper with those silly, huge tags. (Fox News)
Ameristar Casinos Names Reginald Fullwood, Jr. Senior Vice President and General Manager of Ameristar Black Hawk Feb 12, 2008
Fullwood earned an MBA at the University of Virginia's Darden Graduate School of Business Administration and a M.S. in Systems and Project Management at Golden Gate University in San Francisco. He is a graduate of the United States Military Academy. (PR Newswire)
Gunman running for council seat Feb 12, 2008
He met his wife, Daphne, whom he calls the "real lioness" of the family, in night classes when they were law students at Golden Gate University. They have one son, Patrick, 11. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Crime)
Glare of Clemens case reflects on Yankees Feb 11, 2008
If they hold up, they would make "very powerful" evidence that Clemens is lying, said Peter Keane, a professor at Golden Gate University School of Law and a veteran trial attorney. Because he has already testified under oath at the deposition, it is probably too late for Clemens to retract his denials, even if he wanted to, Keane said. (San Francisco Chronicle)
Wheeler Student Has Eyes On Broadway Jan 31, 2008
Brett, a former teacher, has his Masters Degree in Fine Arts from Golden Gate University and has huge hopes for his new student. Zak who has plans of attending the North Carolina School of Arts, Emerson, or SUNY Purchase University, will be highly involved in some serious projects at Spirit of Broadway. (Westerly Sun, RI)
Seven things to be happy at work Jan 30, 2008
"If the office is gorgeous, the pay is good, and the work is interesting, of course that helps," says Michal Ann Strahilevitz, a marketing professor at Golden Gate University in San Francisco. "However, there is one huge factor that does not cost an employer money: praise. So many supervisors go out of their way to let employees know what they have done wrong, but don't bother to congratulate and praise them for success. Praise does not cost anything to give, but its benefits on employee morale... (AZCentral -- Entertainment)
Mitchell Report full of circumstantial evidence Dec 20, 2007
What this presents is an atmosphere of common knowledge in the sport,'' Golden Gate University School of Law school professor Peter Keane said. The fact that this was so widespread takes away any claim of ignorance or naivet. (Helena Independent Record, MT)
New equation in writers' strike: return of Leno, O'Brien Dec 20, 2007
"The Hollywood writers' strike has reached a key moment in which viewer anger over reruns is really beginning to show, and no one in the negotiations is happy," says Michal Ann Strahilevitz, professor of marketing at Golden Gate University in San Francisco. "The networks, the writers, the advertisers, and the negotiators have all realized if something isn't done, the writers won't have shows to come back to, and that hurts everyone.". (Christian Science Monitor -- USA)
Evidence may limit Selig's punishment choices Dec 20, 2007
" Although Selig gave Mitchell an open-ended mandate, the investigation was hampered by his inability to force players to testify. Without subpoena power, Mitchell was forced to piggyback on federal investigations and media reports, including the book "Game of Shadows" that details ' steroid use. Mitchell summarized the case others have made against Bonds without providing new evidence. But the report could be a factor if the all-time home run king goes to trial on charges that he lied to when... (ESPN -- Baseball)
The Ultimate Gamble Dec 16, 2007
A native of San Francisco, Pappas graduated from Lowell High school and UC Davis, then earned her law degree at Golden Gate University Law School. "Prosecute the cancer and put it away for life. That's been my motto from day one," said Pappas, who served as a San Francisco County deputy district attorney for six years before joining Sonoma County's special victims unit last year, where she helps survivors of domestic and sexual abuse. (San Francisco Chronicle)
Morngside presents Walker Faculty awards Dec 13, 2007
Clovis holds a bachelor s degree in political science from the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado, a master s degree in business from Golden Gate University in San Francisco and a doctorate in public administration from the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa. Forbes, a Morningside graduate, serves as chair of religious studies. (Sioux City Journal, IO)
Light fare is scarce at the movies this year Dec 13, 2007
" And recent family-friendly releases that have proven popular, including "Enchanted'' and "This Christmas,'' will still be around. But Hollywood realizes that even though serious films have not been gaining traction with the American public, there is another obvious goal in mind. " 'Alvin and the Chipmunks' may very well fill theaters, but it is unlikely to win an Oscar," said Michal Strahilevitz, professor of marketing at Golden Gate University. "Many actors, directors and producers have grown... (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, PA)
What your CEO drives says a lot about the dude Dec 11, 2007
"Of all the products in the world, cars are the most reliable representation of an individual's personality," says Golden Gate University psychology chair Kit Yarrow. What CEOs drive offers a look into their personal engine blocks. (USA Today -- Autos)
Bonds could play 2008 season uninterrupted by a trial Dec 10, 2007
"He should be able to get through the season," said Peter Keane, law professor and dean emeritus at Golden Gate University in San Francisco. "He doesn't have to come to court again until the trial.". (USA Today -- Sports)
Bay Area business briefs Dec 9, 2007
He previously was chief financial officer and vice president of operations and enrollment services at Golden Gate University. -- David Lannon was named Northern California regional president at Whole Foods Market, moving west after six years as regional president of the company's North Atlantic region. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Business)
Bonds: I will be vindicated Dec 9, 2007
Together, they make up "a solid defense team," said Golden Gate University law Professor Peter Keane, who has tracked developments in the BALCO case. Lined up against them is a government team that has spent years on BALCO-related prosecutions: assistant U.S. attorneys Matthew Parrella, Jeffrey Nedrow and Jeffrey Finigan and lead investigator Jeff Novitzky, an agent with the Internal Revenue Service's criminal division. (San Francisco Chronicle)
Experts: Bonds to have tough time in perjury case Dec 7, 2007
Peter Keane, a law professor and dean emeritus at Golden Gate University in San Francisco, said Keker would be the ideal lawyer to represent Bonds, and that the slugger's refusal to pay Keker's hefty hourly fee is a sign of his personality getting in the way of his best interests. Bonds' sometimes-prickly disposition, Keane said, could also work against him if he were to take the stand in a trial. (USA Today -- Sports)
Iridium(R) Satellite Appoints Leader for NEXT Development Dec 6, 2007
Demitry holds a Bachelor of Science in electrical engineering from the U.S. Air Force Academy, a Master of Business Administration from Golden Gate University, and a Master of Science in astronautical engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. About Iridium Satellite Iridium Satellite LLC ) is the only provider of truly global satellite voice and data solutions with complete coverage of the earth (including oceans, airways and Polar Regions). (PR Newswire)
Barry Bonds doctor could be key witness Dec 1, 2007
"The doctor can't try and protect Bonds,'' said Golden Gate University law professor Peter Keane, a former San Francisco public defender. "The prosecutors will treat Ting like any other witness. If he doesn't tell the truth, he could be prosecuted for perjury; if he doesn't testify, he could be held in contempt. (MSNBC -- Sports)
Micrel Names Guy Gandenberger Vice President, World Wide Operations Nov 30, 2007
Mr. Gandenberger holds a B.S. degree in Business Administration from Saint Mary's College and a M.B.A from Golden Gate University. About Micrel, Inc. Micrel Inc., is a leading global manufacturer of IC solutions for the worldwide analog, Ethernet and high bandwidth markets. (PR Newswire)
Bonds' childhood chum, former girlfriend to testify against him Nov 24, 2007
If they were standing alone, their credibility would present a big problem for the prosecution,'' said Peter Keane, law professor at Golden Gate University in San Francisco. But the problem for Bonds is the collective amount of all this stuff the prosecution appears to have: the change in his body, the lab results. (Waynesboro Record Herald, PA)
Pender: Have an affordable holiday Nov 23, 2007
Kit Yarrow, a consumer psychologist at Golden Gate University, says she uses a spiral notebook that has a pocket folder for receipts. Look for sales, but be rational. (San Francisco Chronicle)
Bonds' defense: Lawyer may have talked his client into a corner Nov 18, 2007
"Rains is going to have to moderate his adversarial posture toward the U.S. attorney's office," said Peter Keane, a law professor at Golden Gate University. "That's been the strategy so far, but there is a great risk of going forward to trial given the evidence.". (San Francisco Chronicle)
Palo Alto names new administrative director Nov 16, 2007
Perez, who has worked for the city since 1985, has a bachelor's degree in business administration from Notre Dame De Namur University and is finishing a master's degree in executive administration from Golden Gate University. The Administrative Services Department includes the accounting, real estate, budget, treasury, purchasing and information technology divisions of the city. (Palo Alto Online, CA)
Woman's childhood in Nazi Germany provides fodder for new book Nov 14, 2007
Following graduation, McIntosh moved to the West Coast where she taught at Golden Gate University, became a risk management consultant with Warren McVeigh and editor of Practical Risk Management. She also became Squaw Valley's first female ski patroller, chasing a passion she has maintained through life along with bicycling and windsurfing. (Wood River Journal, ID)
Obama on verge of breakthrough by carving path along racial divide Nov 14, 2007
Michal Ann Strahilevitz, a professor of marketing at Golden Gate University, said it's no coincidence that Obama - like Woods - has forged a strong profile that stresses positive tones and issues that resonate with Americans "regardless of race.". That is different from past well-known African American presidential candidates such as the Rev. Jesse Jackson or the Rev. Al Sharpton, who have established credentials and deep roots in the African American community - and whose appeal was more... (San Francisco Chronicle)
CHINN, Randall B. Nov 13, 2007
Born and raised in San Francisco, Randy graduated from George Washington High School, earned a BS in telecommunication management Suma Cum Laude from Golden Gate University. He was predeceased by his mother, May Uyemura Lew; father, Edward; brother, Keith; father-in-law, Martin Leonardo; sister-in-law, Mary Lou Leonardo. (San Francisco Chronicle)
Many slaves to e-mail Nov 10, 2007
Michal Ann Strahilevitz, a marketing professor who specializes in Internet studies at Golden Gate University, San Francisco, says that in theory, people should be more productive due to e-mails, cell phones and text messaging. In reality, Strahilevitz says, "the time we used to find for tasks that require more than a few minutes of concentration is now being eaten up by unnecessary communications. We over communicate now to too many people because it is so easy to do.". (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
DSEM goes into new ops Oct 22, 2007
A graduate with a management degree from Golden Gate University, San Francisco, Davindra worked for AIC Semiconductor and Globetronics Technology Bhd untill early 2004 as operations and planning manager upon graduation in 1999. It was during these working years that I did a lot of research on the LED industry and found that there was a need for a business that provide reliability and test services for the major LED players in Penang. (The Star Online, Malaysia -- Business)
Charlie Rose talks to Silicon Valley leaders about political protectionism Oct 13, 2007
Golden Gate University marketing Professor Michal Ann Strahilevitz told the audience about a male friend who had bought a Ferrari several years ago while going through a divorce. But he recently sold it, she said, to buy a Prius. (San Francisco Chronicle)
THE ASSASSINATION OF CHAUNCEY BAILEY / A FATHER'S FIEFDOM REDUCED TO RUIN... Oct 8, 2007
" In 1994, the year she came to the bakery, four members of Bey's bakery "family" were charged with imprisoning, torturing and beating a man, whom they suspected of cheating one of them in a real estate deal. Doe 3 was one of four women who told authorities they had been raped repeatedly by Bey when they were teens. Two were sisters who had been placed as foster children with Bey's wife when they were ages 10 and 12. They said Bey began abusing them soon after they arrived. DNA tests showed that... (San Francisco Chronicle -- Sports)
Hillary Clinton ignites passions, both pro and con Oct 1, 2007
" Michal Strahilevitz, professor of marketing at Golden Gate University and an expert in consumer behavior, said Clinton, as the first viable major party female candidate for president, has faced the same stumbling blocks as other female leaders in politics and business: "When females are strong and harsh, don't seem to be showing a lot of emotion, are more rational than emotional, they say she's 'cold as ice' and use the b-word. " "Hillary is made of iron, she has weathered the worst media... (San Francisco Chronicle)
Fed slashes interest rate Sep 19, 2007
So you don t want to mess around, said Terry Connelly, dean of Golden Gate University s Ageno School of Business. The situation for the Fed could become tricky. (Montana Standard, MT)
Transbay contenders fighting for public approval Sep 10, 2007
They have bought a series of full-page ads in several local newspapers, and are holding a community meeting Sept. 12 at Golden Gate University where residents can question the development and design team about the SOM/Rockefeller proposal. Another group, the one headed by developer Forest City and architect Sir Richard Rogers, has launched a new web site which includes an animated movie of the proposed building complete with children running in circles through the plaza, flower venders, and... (San Francisco Business Journal)
As groceries gobble more of our wallets, these tips will help Sep 7, 2007
But Yarrow, who teaches at Golden Gate University in San Francisco, says it's easy to see why shoppers make bad financial decisions. "It's almost impossible today not to feel overwhelmed when you're faced with budgeting as groceries become more expensive. There's less time to plan and cook. And you have a whole host of 'shoulds' rattling around in your head like, 'It should be healthy,' 'It should be home-cooked,' and, 'I should do it myself to save money.' ". (USA Today -- Money)
New director of marketing hired at Oregon Pacific Bank Aug 19, 2007
Formerly a principal in Tango Marketing of Roseburg, she is completing her master of science degree in marketing communications from Golden Gate University, San Francisco. Advertisement. (Coos Bay-North Bend The World, OR)
GILBERT, Charles David Aug 15, 2007
Mr. Gilbert worked as a traffic analyst at the California Trucking Association for 20 years, served as president of the local chapter of Delta Nu Alpha, a transportation fraternity, and taught courses in transportation issues at Golden Gate University. After retirement he served as a docent at the Coyote Point Museum and moved to the Magnolia of Millbrae where, after the death of his wife Joan, he married Carol Hardgrove Aldrich. (San Francisco Chronicle)
Coblentz, Patch, Duffy & Bass LLP Bolsters Cable and Telecommunications Practice with the Addition of California Cable and Telecommunications Association VP Jeffrey Sinsheimer Aug 15, 2007
He earned his J.D. from Golden Gate University School of Law (1985) and his A.B. in history from University of California, Berkeley (1980). Coblentz, Patch, Duffy & Bass has long history representing cable and telecommunications industry heavyweights, including: AT&T, Charter Communications, Cox Communications, Corp. (CoxCom), EchoStar Satelllite Corporation, TiVo Inc., Handspring, Inc., Multimedia Cablevision Inc. (Gannett) and Viacom International, Inc., among many others. (Yahoo! Wire -- Entertainment News)
Budget Impass: Who's holding up California's budget Aug 4, 2007
STATE BUDGET STALEMATE / Who's holding up California's budget (San Francisco Chronicle -- Politics)
SunTrust selects new bank president Aug 1, 2007
- Graduate of Golden Gate University, San Francisco. - Serves on the boards of Impact 100 and Pensacola Opera's Guild. (Pensacola News Journal)
Photo Release -- Northrop Grumman Names Richard G. Matthews Vice President and Site Manager of Its St. Augustine Manufacturing Center Jul 4, 2007
Matthews earned a master's degree in business administration from Golden Gate University, a master's degree in national resource strategy from the National Defense University and a bachelor's degree in marketing management from Virginia Tech. He is also a graduate of the Pennsylvania State University Executive Management Program and the Industrial College of the Armed Forces in Washington, DC. While at Maxwell Air Force Base, he completed Air Command and Staff College and Squadron Officer... (Primezone Releases)
Private firm buys Container Store Jul 3, 2007
The Container Store's popularity derives from its promise to help consumers organize their households and offices, says Kit Yarrow, a consumer psychologist and marketing professor at Golden Gate University in San Francisco. "It's all about control," Yarrow says. (USA Today -- Money)
SAN FRANCISCOWealth, prestige gone, a lawyer faces prison term Jun 11, 2007
" Mark James Avery was born May 3, 1959, one of three children of Luther Avery, a lieutenant who commanded a submarine during World War II. After the war, the elder Avery attended Stanford law school. He later became general counsel to the Golden State Warriors and the San Francisco 49ers before taking the job of running one of the largest trusts in the city. Mark Avery grew up across from the Presidio and lived in the city throughout college and law school at Golden Gate University. After... (San Francisco Chronicle)
10 men accused of plotting coup in Laos Jun 6, 2007
" Jack has been an adjunct professor with Golden Gate University for 15 years. Yolo County officials say they hired him in March as an ombudsman to help county employees with workplace issues. Eight of the 10 men who were arrested appeared in court Monday. Pao, wearing heavy dark glasses, sat quietly until acknowledging acceptance of his court-appointed attorney. At one point, Jack turned and winked at his wife in the audience. All the men are being held without bail and are due back in court... (San Francisco Chronicle)
Howrey Stuck in Conflict Fight Jun 5, 2007
Parties in IP disputes are attempting to disqualify opposing counsel more and more frequently, said William Gallagher, who teaches both intellectual property law and legal ethics at Golden Gate University School of Law. "It happens so much that there is some feeling among the IP bar that it's being used as a strategic tool -- that it's overused and abused on some occasions," he said. (Law.com)
Profiles of key players Jun 5, 2007
1976; adjunct instructor, Golden Gate University, San Francisco, 1975-1976; lieutenant, Naval Legal Services Office, 1973-1976 (senior assistant defense counsel, 1973-1974, and trial counsel, 1974-1976; private practice, Jackson, 1973; law clerk, Community Legal Aid, Jackson, 1972-1973. Wingate. (The Clarion-Ledger)
'Cities and Cars' is a must read May 29, 2007
Kemp, who has been a city manager on both the East and West coasts, has taught at the University of California, Rutgers, Golden Gate University and the University of Connecticut. He holds so many prestigious degrees the only honor missing behind his name is O.B.E. In the short time I've known Roger, I credit him for his common-sense approach to town management. (New Britain Herald, CT)
Prices at the pump continue to jump May 28, 2007
"People think gas prices are high, but they aren't feeling strongly enough about it to change their behavior," said Kit Yarrow, a consumer psychologist and business professor at Golden Gate University in San Francisco. As motorists have grown accustomed to paying more for gas, the tipping point has risen. (Orlando Sentinel)
Supervisor's plans marred by threat of fall from grace May 27, 2007
The flower shop, which until a few years ago was on Ross Alley in Chinatown, "was always the place to get cut flowers, since they always had the freshest,'' remembered Rose Pak, a leader of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce. But James Jew, like his grandson, wanted his influence to stretch beyond the flower shop. He joined a number of Chinatown's family benevolent associations, which even today help immigrants find jobs, housing and other needed assistance. By the 1950s, James Jew was well known... (San Francisco Chronicle -- Politics)
HP hires storage business boss May 27, 2007
He earned a law degree from Golden Gate University and a bachelor's degree in social ecology from the University of California Irvine. HP (NYSE: HPQ) is based in Palo Alto. (San Jose Business Journal)
The Motherhood Movement May 21, 2007
" she asked. Then, with a click, she sent the page off to her partner, Rowe-Finkbeiner, who would post it on the MomsRising site. During the next month, MomsRising members in Washington would send in hundreds of tiny garments for the Power of ONEsie display. By that time they had e-mailed 14,000 letters, made hundreds of phone calls and baked and sent 600 thank-you cookies to elected officials. At the end of April, the Washington Legislature passed and sent to the governor's desk a paid family... (San Francisco Chronicle -- Politics)
Credit union association changes its name May 16, 2007
Kit Yarrow, a consumer psychologist and business professor at Golden Gate University in San Francisco, said that the term association "doesn't mean anything to anyone anymore." "'League' is a name that implies camaraderie and strength," Yarrow said. "Plus, if they've used this name before, it's part of their heritage." The league is soliciting donations from its 123 members so it can launch a radio campaign later this year to remind consumers of the differences between banks and credit unions. (New Britain Herald, CT)
Credit union group adopts earlier name May 16, 2007
Kit Yarrow, a consumer psychologist and business professor at Golden Gate University in San Francisco, said Tuesday that the word "association" "doesn t mean anything to anyone anymore.". " League is a name that implies camaraderie and strength," Yarrow said. (New Haven Register, CT)
Ignoring equity line could hurt May 10, 2007
This includes a first mortgage and a second or piggyback mortgage, says Roger Bernhardt, a professor of law at Golden Gate University. A home equity loan or line of credit taken out after you buy your home is usually a recourse loan. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Business)
BREEN, Stephen Gerard May 5, 2007
A graduate of Kenyon College, he was engaged as an investment adviser since obtaining a MBA from Golden Gate University in 1985. Among his many talents Stephen was an accomplished athlete, who excelled as a swimmer and he regularly swam from Alcatraz to the Buena Vista on New Year's day. (San Francisco Chronicle)
Va. Tech Copy-Cat Threat Shuts Down Bay Area College Apr 19, 2007
Peter Keane, former dean of the Golden Gate University School of Law, is a visiting professor at Hastings. He was preparing to teach his 3:30 p.m. class when the school's assistant dean asked him to evacuate, he said. (NBC 11, CA)
Aljian, close Kerkorian associate, dies Apr 15, 2007
He held a bachelor's degree from the University of California at Berkeley and a master's degree in business administration from Golden Gate University in San Francisco. He was licensed as a certified public accountant and a member of the American Institute of CPAs. (Las Vegas Review-Journal -- Nevada News)
Afghan ambassador to talk on rebuilding efforts UCB, Apr. 13 Apr 14, 2007
DETAILS: After two decades in exile, Jawad, an MBA graduate of San Francisco's Golden Gate University, moved back to Afghanistan shortly after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. He was Afghan President Hamid Karzai's press secretary, chief of staff and director of international relations before being appointed ambassador to the United States. (University of California Newswire, CA)
CBS Fires Don Imus Apr 13, 2007
"I think they made a wise choice," said Michal Ann Strahilevitz, a professor of marketing at Golden Gate University. "Now I think everybody is going to be more careful. When advertisers pull out, it not only hurts that program but other programs on the network. And it makes a statement to their employees that they won't tolerate racism. "I think this is definitely a tipping point," Strahilevitz added. In recent years, Imus had expanded beyond his origins as a "shock jock. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Sports)
Nature of Yale beating case makes jail time unlikely Mar 8, 2007
"That's not to say a jury is going to give these guys a pass," said Peter Keane, a former public defender, Golden Gate University law school dean and city Police Commission member who is not involved in the case. "But they will likely come back with a conviction on simple assault rather than the more serious felony charge of assault with intent to commit bodily harm.". (San Francisco Chronicle)
