Don't know him.

I am one of the few, the proud, who is graduating next semester.

Let's try to get together sometime.  I'll pass along your regards to my better half.

Aaron



 

>From: "Dasovich, Jeff" 
>To: 
>Subject: Greetings: You know this fellow? 
>Date: Tue, 23 Oct 2001 10:32:00 -0500 
> 
>Greetings: Hope all's going well in your new venture (or semi-new 
>venture at this point). You finishing this semester? Anyway, I was 
>reading this press account and was wondering if you new this fellow when 
>you were at Lehman. If so, any insights? Sort of an interesting career 
>path. Say hi to your better half. 
>Best, 
>Jeff 
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>California Power Authority Taps SFPUC's Berry as New CFO 
>SAN FRANCISCO -- Bill Berry will soon leave his job with San Francisco's 
>public utility commission to head up finances for California 's newly 
>formed power authority, which is authorized to issue $5 billion in 
>revenue bonds. 
>The board of the California Consumer Power and Conservation Financing 
>Authority on Friday selected Berry as its first chief financial officer. 
>He will start in his new position in early November. 
>The authority was established earlier this year as a result of the 
>state's energy crisis, and is charged with promoting energy conservation 
>efforts and increasing California 's capacity to generate electricity . 
>Berry is currently the assistant general manager of finance and 
>administration at the utility commission, which provides water and sewer 
>services to the city and some neighboring counties, as well as 
>hydroelectric power for San Francisco government operations. 
>Berry has been at the SFPUC since 1999, overseeing finance, personnel 
>and training, information technology, and customer service. He also 
>helped develop the commission's long-range strategic plan and 10-year 
>capital improvement program, which may eventually entail requests for 
>voters to approve more than $4 billion in bonds. 
>Berry worked for a start-up Internet company in Palo Alto from 1996 to 
>1998 before joining the commission. 
>From 1985 to 1996, Berry was an investment banker at Lehman Brothers in 
>San Francisco, specializing in financing municipal and state-owned 
>power, water, and wastewater systems, according to a release from the 
>power authority. 
>He also managed debt financing, financial planning, investment 
>portfolios, and investor relations while a vice president of corporate 
>finance for the New York Power Authority from 1979 until 1985. He helped 
>develop the authority's first conservation program. 
>In his new postion as CFO, Berry will earn $185,000 annually. 
>Calls to Berry and the SFPUC seeking comment were not returned by press 
>time. 
> 
> 
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