Rebecca Eisenberg.
The Environmental & Ethics Candidate for Water Board.
Rebecca Eisenberg brings a unique mixture of professional skill and advocacy to her candidacy for the Santa Clara Valley Water District. Rebecca has worked as a corporate attorney, financial journalist, start-up executive, and environmental activist.
She strongly opposes the Pacheco Dam debacle and promotes higher ethical standards for the Valley Water District Board of Directors.
An experienced and successful attorney, Rebecca has taken companies public, helping to create thousands of local jobs. In addition, as a financial journalist, Rebecca has helped shape and change public perception on issues ranging from women's rights, equitable taxation, equal opportunity, government ethics, and environmental justice.
Rebecca's lifetime love of wildlife and nature inspired her study of biology and ecology at Stanford University. It also influenced her decision to attend Harvard Law School to seek a career in legal justice and social change.
She has a strong commitment to ethical public service with deep ties to Stanford and Silicon Valley community. Endorsed by the League of Conservation Voters, Rebecca brings unwavering environmental credentials to her candidacy.
Rebecca Eisenberg brings a unique mixture of professional skill and advocacy to her candidacy for the Santa Clara Valley Water District. Rebecca has worked as a corporate attorney, financial journalist, start-up executive, and environmental activist.
She strongly opposes the Pacheco Dam debacle and promotes higher ethical standards for the Valley Water District Board of Directors.
An experienced and successful attorney, Rebecca has taken companies public, helping to create thousands of local jobs. In addition, as a financial journalist, Rebecca has helped shape and change public perception on issues ranging from women's rights, equitable taxation, equal opportunity, government ethics, and environmental justice.
Rebecca's lifetime love of wildlife and nature inspired her study of biology and ecology at Stanford University. It also influenced her decision to attend Harvard Law School to seek a career in legal justice and social change.
She has a strong commitment to ethical public service with deep ties to Stanford and Silicon Valley community. Endorsed by the League of Conservation Voters, Rebecca brings unwavering environmental credentials to her candidacy.
