Bob Labozetta MA ’75 authored a book titled Things My Daughter Taught Me: How to Forge an Extraordinary Relationship with Your Teenager. It is a memoir of, and a parenting guide based on, the relationship between him and his middle child, Gina Labozetta ’03. Using a vignette style, the book unfolds their father-daughter journey from contentious […]

Andy Gonzales ‘75 retired from NASA late in 2016 and still lives in Sunnyvale. He has been taking classes at the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at SCU. He enjoys the program so much, that he is now the volunteer chairman of the membership committee. He hopes to reconnect with fellow Broncos and continue the learning […]

Thomas Rosewall ’49 alongside his brother built homes, businesses, and government buildings throughout the Pajaro Valley and beyond. He was also something of an amateur farmer. Over the years, at various times, one could find chickens, goats, sheep, rabbits, pigeons, and even a burro in the pens and pastures behind the house. Tom also maintained […]

Daniel Douglas J.D. ’19 joined Fox Rothschild LLP as an associate in the litigation department. He guides clients through all stages of the dispute resolution process and has represented clients in state and federal courts at trial and on appeal. His experience includes product liability, commercial and bankruptcy litigation.

Jack Siegal ’95 J.D. ’01 became a partner with Fox Rothschild LLP’s Boston office as part of the Litigation Department and White-Collar Criminal Defense & Regulatory Compliance Practice. Siegal represents individuals and businesses — particularly in the financial, health care, technology, and government contracting industries — in state and federal trial and appellate courts, in […]

Julie Cullivan ’88 has been appointed to Astra Space’s board of directors. Cullivan will also join Astra’s audit committee. Cullivan is a recognized leader in cybersecurity and sought out speaker on women in security, innovation, and building high-impact teams. Astra Space’s mission is to improve life on Earth from space and they provide orbital launch […]

Danielle O’Bannon ‘96 was appointed as the chief assistant attorney general for the public rights division by California Attorney General, Rob Bonta. Since 2018, Danielle has served as the senior assistant attorney general (SAAG) for the tort and condemnation section. As SAAG, Danielle directed the legal work of the section in defending departments and employees […]

Debbie Dyson ’88 was recently appointed president and chief operating officer for the OneTen. In this newly created role, Dyson will apply her more than 30 years of human capital management experience to scale OneTen’s operations and efforts, overseeing its strategic, financial, operational, technology, and marketing plans. She brings a depth of experience spanning many […]

Kim Olson ’87 was appointed as chief risk officer for SVB, the financial partner of the innovation economy and parent of Silicon Valley Bank. In this role, Olson will lead the risk function and team, developing and maintaining SVB’s risk management framework and a risk management culture across the company. Olson has held senior risk […]

Von Reyes ’96 J.D. ’99 joined as partner to Forna Glennon’s San Francisco and San Jose offices. Von has extensive experience in construction, casualty defense, and insurance coverage litigation. In particular, he is well-versed in handling matters related to professional liability, such as legal malpractice, bad faith matters, and error and omissions claims. Von has […]

Jack McMorrow J.D. ’14 is a certified family law specialist and recently made a Partner at Harris Ginsberg LLP in Los Angeles.

Yifan Mao J.D.  ’14 was recently elevated to counsel at Kilpatrick Townsend. Yifan works on the chemistry and life sciences team from the firm’s Silicon Valley office. She focuses on patent counseling, prosecution, and due diligence in the chemistry and life sciences industries, focusing on areas related to diagnostics, large molecule therapeutics, devices, and sequencing […]

Daniel Olson ’10 was admitted to the partnership of Moss Adams, LLP. at the start of 2023. Daniel has practiced public accounting since 2010. He serves companies ranging from emerging growth to multinational public entities in various technology sectors, including semiconductors, software, software-as-a-service (SaaS), internet, computer devices, and networking systems.

Damian Gutierrez Barnes ’97 has published a novella with Friesen Press titled, Melton and the Hereafter, described as “a hopeful tale about reconciliation where it matters most; at the heart of universal consciousness” by Volume 1 Brooklyn. The story about a man who is returned to a campground on the Northern California coast when he […]

Michael Mau J.D. ’93 has recently closed his San Francisco law office, which he had been managing since 1999. As of September 2022, he has joined the San Mateo County Superior Court as a full-time Court Commissioner. He has been primarily assigned as the Civil Direct Calendar Commissioner but is also one of the Traffic, […]

Alexandra Millard Ghiozzi ’93 graduated from Arizona State University with a Master’s in Sustainable Tourism. She was selected as one of five outstanding graduates within Watt’s College of Public Service and Community Solutions. Alexandra lives in Brentwood,, and runs a travel agency. She is married to classmate and fellow Casa Italiana resident Aldo Ghiozzi ’93. […]

Kelsey Wong ’06 was featured as SeattleRefined’s artist of the week. Wong discussed how her love of art stemmed from her childhood and how she fostered a love for ceramics and sculptures. She detailed her journey through art from creating to educating, taking a break to raise her kids, and finally discovering encaustic painting, which relit […]

Cofounder and CTO of Poplar Homes Rico Mok ’15 was named the San Francisco Bay Area’s Best Tech Manager in the coveted Timmy Awards. Rico Mok, Greg Toschi, and Chuck Hattemer founded Poplar Homes in 2014 in response to the growing housing crisis. Today the company provides property management services to more than 14,000 doors […]

The Los Angeles Times named Cayla Whitley ’17 as one of its 2022 Orange County Visionaries. The list includes business people who have elevated themselves to become leaders in their fields, pushing past a difficult start to the decade to look forward, develop their industries, and importantly, elevate their Orange County home.

Don Jaworski MBA ’87 has been appointed to the Board of Directors for Quantum Corporation. Jaworski has more than 40 years of experience delivering complex systems, scaling organizations and building new businesses and currently serves as president and chief operating officer of Lacuna Technologies, Inc.