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Remarks At The Association Of Asian American Investment Managers Elevate 2022 Keynote Lunch Program, SEC Commissioner Mark T Uyeda, New York, NY, Sept 29, 2022

Good afternoon. Thank you for the invitation to address the Association of Asian American Investment Managers (AAAIM). Over the past year, I have appreciated getting to know the AAAIM team of Jim Park, Kit Canlas, and Alyssa Lee, and their efforts to carry out AAAIM’s mission. I also want to recognize Ginger Lew for her efforts, both as an AAAIM co-founder and as a dedicated public servant. And, finally, I would like to recognize Maeley Tom, another AAAIM co-founder, who – eighteen years ago – reached out to me, someone who was brand new to public service in state government in Sacramento, and whose career continues to inspire.

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Stephanie Tom, longtime Sacramento AAPI advocate, joins California API Legislative Caucus

Stephanie Tom, longtime Sacramento AAPI advocate, joins California API Legislative Caucus
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OBITUARY: Civil Rights Activist Georgette Imura, 77

OBITUARY: Civil Rights Activist Georgette Imura, 77 Posted On SACRAMENTO Georgette Imura, a long-time Sacramento activist, died on Dec. 17 after a three-year battle with non-small cell lung cancer. She was 77. Georgette Imura Born in the Manzanar concentration camp in 1943, she moved to Sacramento with her family when she was 4 years old and graduated from Sacramento High School. Imura had a 28-year career with the State Legislature. She was a receptionist for Assemblymember Leroy Greene (1967-68), legislative secretary for Assemblymember Yvonne Brathwaite (1968-72), legislative assistant for Assemblymember Julian Dixon (1972-78), chief of staff for State Sen. Diane Watson (1978-81), staff director for the California State Senate Democratic Caucus (1981-85), and principal consultant for the California State Senate Elections Committee (1985-87).

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Longtime Sacramento civil rights activist and Capitol staffer Georgette Imura dies at 77

Longtime Sacramento civil rights activist and Capitol staffer Georgette Imura dies at 77 Sacramento Bee 12/24/2020 Ashley Wong, The Sacramento Bee Dec. 23 Longtime Sacramento civil rights activist and Capitol staffer Georgette Imura died from lung cancer on Dec. 17. She was 77. Imura was born Georgette Yamamoto on October 18, 1943, in the Manzanar concentration camp at the foot of the Sierra Nevadas. She spent the first two years of her life imprisoned there before her family was eventually released. Her family settled in midtown Sacramento when she was 4. Described as feisty, headstrong and bold her whole life, Imura entered the Capitol for the first time as a receptionist in 1967, working her way over the course of 28 years to hold numerous leadership positions in the state Legislature.

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