CALmatters is a nonprofit, nonpartisan media venture producing compelling stories on policies, personalities, and money in Sacramento.

Non Profit

CALmatters

CALmatters' headquarters in Sacramento, CA, United States

Neil Chase

Sisi Wei

Dan Hu

Eric Norman

Ramsey Isler

Sonya Quick

Kristen Go

Halona Leung

The Editorial Team at CALmatters focuses on producing in-depth and engaging stories about policies, key personalities, and financial matters in Sacramento. They are responsible for ensuring high-quality reporting, rigorous editing, and effective digital storytelling to keep the public informed and engaged on issues that matter.

Editorial Team

The Engagement and Sponsorship team at CALmatters focuses on building and maintaining relationships with the audience and sponsors. They engage readers through various platforms, secure sponsorships to support the organization's mission, and manage membership programs to foster a committed reader base.

Engagement and Sponsorship

The Leadership Team at CALmatters, consisting of the Chief Development Officer, Chair Emeritus and Co-founder, and Chief Executive Officer, drives the strategic vision, operational oversight, and fundraising initiatives to ensure the organization's sustainability and impact in delivering high-quality, nonpartisan journalism focused on Californian policies and issues.

Leadership Team

The Product and Program Management team at CALmatters oversees the development and execution of digital products, ensuring that storytelling and publishing tools effectively support the nonprofit's mission to deliver impactful journalism. They collaborate to optimize user experience and streamline workflows, aligning technical solutions with editorial needs and organizational goals.

CALmatters

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Teams

Editorial Team

Engagement and Sponsorship

Leadership Team

Product and Program Management

Offices

CALmatters

Org chart

Teams

Editorial Team

Engagement and Sponsorship

Leadership Team

Product and Program Management

Offices

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