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Dane Hutchings

Dane Hutchings began working for the League of California Cities in
December of 2015, as the Governance, Transparency and Labor
Relations (GTLR) Legislative Representative. This role specializes in
employee/employer issues such as pension and workers’ compensation
matters. The role includes polices related to transparency, technology,
healthcare, elections and political reform.

Prior to joining the League of Cities, Dane worked for the California
Grocers Association representing over 300 members in the retail food
and supplier industry—focusing on labor and employment, healthcare,
retail food and general business issues. Additionally, Dane worked at
Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide serving as the interface between the
government affairs and public affairs practice areas, responsible for
advocacy and support for multiple California legislative and regulatory
issue areas.

Dane received his undergraduate degree from California State
University Sacramento in with an emphasis in public affairs and later
received his graduate degree in public policy analysis.

Dorothy Johnson

Dorothy Johnson is the CSAC Legislative Representative in the area of
Government Finance and Administration policy. Prior to joining CSAC in
2015, she represented the California Special Districts Association on
governance and employer relations policy as well as the League of
California Cities on public safety and public works policy. She received a
double BA from UC Davis in Political Science and Sociology

Chris Shaffer

Chris Shaffer, Managing Vice President of Client Services for York, has
over 25 years of broad-based experience in account management,
insurance claims management, risk management, client relationship
management, data analysis and information technologies. Chris’
extensive IT background provides for a unique perspective on the
exposures and drivers of risk for public agencies in California. Chris is a
charter member of the PARMA Information Technology Committee and
the CAJPA Information Technology committee.

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