Jessica Haggerty, MBA
San Francisco, California, United States
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I’ve got a mind for finance and a knack for streamlining processes and operations…
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Jessica Haggerty, MBA shared thisJessica Haggerty, MBA shared thisKQED is hiring! We're looking for folks to fill these positions: 1. Finance Manager, Content 2. Director, Individual Major Gifts for North Bay 3. FM Engineer 4. Associate Director, Development Operations Come work in our newly renovated headquarters in San Francisco's Mission District. Head to kqed.org/careers to apply. Photo by Jason O'Rear. #Hiring #BayArea #SanFrancisco
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Jessica Haggerty, MBA reacted on thisJessica Haggerty, MBA reacted on thisExcited to 📣 share that I’ve received Aura's Q4 2025 Quarterly All-Star ALL-COLLABORATOR Award! 🤝 This is truly a team recognition. Shout out to the outstanding #AuraLegal team: William Lundregan, Kenneth Holmboe, Bing W. and Mike Y. Zhang. Thank you to all the Aura team members I work with every day. I'm proud to be a part of this organization. 🙌 #LifeatAura, #Aura, #AuraLegal, #Teamwork
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Jessica Haggerty, MBA reacted on thisJessica Haggerty, MBA reacted on thisICYMI I had a lot to say about my journey through public media after receiving this year's Public Media for All Award. A bit about my story and why I love this system so much: https://lnkd.in/gdS6zXE6Meet the 2026 PMFA Award Winner — Public Media for AllMeet the 2026 PMFA Award Winner — Public Media for All
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Jessica Haggerty, MBA reacted on thisJessica Haggerty, MBA reacted on thisReceiving the Public Media for All Award yesterday was a tremendous honor for many reasons. I tried to say why. And I recognize this is not an individual recognition, but a salute to our collective efforts. Thank you for your support.
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Jessica Haggerty, MBA reacted on thisJessica Haggerty, MBA reacted on thisI'm honored to share I've been named Public Media Content Collective's board president. If you're in public radio, I'd love to hear from you about what you need, and how an industry organization like ours can serve you better. LMK!
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Bradley Laddusaw, CPA
As President of the CMA, many of you have probably heard me say that CMA has a direct line to Sacramento. Being a member is far more than just showing up to a couple of conferences. Last year SB681 was scratched by the legislators after a lot of opposition. Just a few days before the California Budget was signed, the poor language impacting junior position loans secured by residential properties was grouped into a Budget trailer bill, AB130. If you are curious the impact CMA has on the private lending industry in California, listen to this brief exchange. It is not very often a Lobbyist's name gets dropped on the floor. Mike Belote is our direct line to Sacramento and has done many things behind the scenes for our industry that go unnoticed. The companies that are a part of CMA understand the impact. If you have exposure to lending in California, I welcome you to come check out the California Mortgage Association. You can complain about the legislation coming out of Sacramento or you can try to shape it. The CMA, UTA, California Credit Union League, and other impacted industry participants have an active lawsuit file against the AG. The Senator stressed that we file this lawsuit and we did. The unfortunate thing about this lawsuit is the CMA, UTA and other trade associations that are support this behind the scenes have provided clear and direct language that would solve the problem this poorly written bill is trying to solve. There is language on the books already that can be applied here.
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