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JENN KARLMAN
Jenn Karlman is an anchor at Fox 5 News. She is a graduate of the University of Arizona.
She is involved in the Clairemont High School’s student business mentoring
program. She was a similar mentor in Green Bay, Wis., where she worked for the
ABC affiliate. She taught a little girl how to read, as she was a child of five of a single
mom. Karlman is involved with HOPE2GETHER.ORG. It was started by a
local mom whose son overdosed on RX drugs involving parent addicts. Karlman
does not have any personal history or family affected by drug addiction/abuse, yet
she knows that this issue needs more voices. She has emceed HOPE’s first gala
fundraiser and is getting more involved with more aspects of this nonprofit organization.
She also contributes to a community anthology book, “Los Bilingual Anthology,”
where she has interviewed many influential Hispanic leaders in the San
Diego community, and then told their stories in written form. Money raised from
the book allowed low-income sudents to attend writing programs.
WILLIAM MALLOY
William Malloy is president of Malloy and Company, a business that has been in
his family for seven generations. The firm seeks opportunities in real estate and direct
investments in innovative private companies. Before joining Malloy and Company,
he served on the executive team of Oakley, a world leader in performance
optics. He managed sales and marketing for key Oakley products in more than 110
countries, which represented approximately $360 million in sales. Few ever manage
this magnitude of international commerce, let alone a 29-year-old. He devoted
the majority of his time to guiding product development, bringing products to market,
optimizing distribution strategies and managing business development opportunities
that arose with the $2 billion merger of Oakley and Luxottica. At Malloy
and Company, he oversees the private equity, real estate and securities businesses in
the company’s portfolio. He holds board of director seats with these companies and
serves their interests by advising about business strategy and assisting in capital procurement.
Malloy serves as treasurer of Equinox Center ,whose mission is to ensure
a health environment, vibrant communities and a strong economy for the San
Diego region. He is also a founding member of PEERS Network.
JOB NELSON
Job Nelson is chief of staff to City Councilwoman Lori Zapf. He is a graduate of
Point Loma Nazarene University and the Claremont Graduate University. As chief
of staff for Zapf, he serves on the board of the Balboa Park Central Committee.
His career in public service includes serving as senior policy adviser and deputy
chief of staff to former Mayor Susan Golding and as director of intergovernmental
relations for Mayor Jerry Sanders. He was the lead negotiator on behalf of the city
of San Diego on the restructuring of the Airport Authority and the Lindbergh Field
expansion. He also secured state and federal funding totaling over $1 billion for city
and regional projects including SR-905, Mission Bay dredging and the new Downtown
Federal Courthouse.
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