Linscheid Enterprises Inc.

Background

Summary

Bob Linscheid is the CEO of Linscheid Enterprises, Inc. with offices in the San Francisco Bay Area and San Luis Obispo California. Originally formed in 1993 our principal operations involve comprehensive public relations and management services for a number of regional economic development organizations, trade associations, small business and professional sports organizations.

Bob is the past president and CEO for the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce, the largest and most inclusive business membership organization in San Francisco. Acting on its mission to attract, develop and retain business in the city, the Chamber serves more than 2500 member businesses through advocacy, business and economic development, and its foundation partners the San Francisco Center for Economic Development (SFCED), Leadership San Francisco (LSF), Chambers for Innovation and Clean Energy (CICE) and UNITE SF the City's comprehensive educational initiative.

Education

* Doctor of Humane Letters (Hon) San Francisco State University (2016)

* Master of Public Administration Chico State 1978

* Bachelor of Arts, Public Administration, Chico State (1976)

* Associate of Arts, Diablo Valley College (1973)

Work History

June 1993- Present CEO, Linscheid Enterprises, Inc

January 2013- March 2016 President/CEO San Francisco Chamber of Commerce

January 2012-May 2014 Chairman of the Board CSU Board of Trustees

June 2005- May 2014 Board Member, CSU Board of Trustees

April 2012- January 2013- Managing Director, Innovate North State

January 1993- January 2013- President/CEO, Chico Economic Planning Corporation

August 2004-August 2008- President & Chairman of the Board, Chico Outlaws Baseball

June 1999-June 2008- President & CEO Butte County Economic Development Corp.

January 1999-September 2002 President/Commissioner Western Baseball League

January 1996- January 1999- Vice President/General Manager Chico Heat Baseball Club

June 1986-June 1993 President & CEO Chico Chamber of Commerce

July 1979-July 1982 CEO, Walnut Creek Chamber of Commerce

May 1978-June 1979, Executive Vice President, Antioch Chamber of Commerce

About Bob Linscheid

Testimonials

With over thirty years experience in public service, Bob Linscheid has developed a reputation for getting things done. Here is what the Californians say about Bob: http://www.stik.com/p/california.chico/p/blinscheid#reviews

Higher Education

* Chairman of the Board of Trustees, California State University (2012-2014)

*Member, Board of Trustees, California State University (2005-2014)

* CSU Alumni Council (2000-2014)

* Chico State Alumni Association Board member (1998-2014)

* President, Associated Students Chico (1975-76)

Volunteer Work & Community Service

* Rotary International Clubs (30+ years)

Danville (current member)

San Francisco #2 (2015-2017)

Chico 1986-2012)

Walnut Creek Sunrise (1984-86)

Walnut Creek Noon (1980-1984)

* Rotary International Service

District Chairman Polio Eradication Program (2000-2003)

* Rotary International Paul Harris Fellow (4 time)

* Rotaplast Missions- Barquisemeto, Venezuela; Valdiva,Chile and Perriera, Columbia

Awards & Recognitions

* Honorary Doctorate, San Francisco State University 2016

*Trustee Emeritus, California State University (2014)

* Trustee of the Year (California State Student Association) 4 times 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010

*Chico State Heritage Circle 2004

* Life Member, Western Association Chamber of Commerce Executives (2003)

* Business person of the Year, College of Business, Chico State (1989)

Professional Associations

* San Francisco Chamber of Commerce

* Oakland Chamber of Commerce

* East Bay Leadership Council

(Board of Directors)

- Member of Education & Workforce Task Force

* San Luis Obispo Chamber of Commerce

-Member of Economic Vision Task Force

* Sonoma County Alliance

Finding a cure for Alzheimer's disease

On July 20, 2016 my wife Pam Montana diagnosed with Younger Onset Alzheimer’s. Pam has been having memory and other issues for quite some time, and we have been doing our best to shield it from our friends and co-workers in order to protect her privacy and because we were unsure of the cause. Now that we have an official diagnosis we pledge to be part of finding gthe cure.

Here's how you can help

1. Become educated about Alzheimer's disease. It's the most costly disease in America impacting over 5 million Americans and 65% are women.

2. Sign up to join a Walk to End Alzheimer's and contribute to fund more research.

Read My Journey With Alzheimer's by Pam Montana

http://www.myjourneywithalzheimers.com