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Dear Mayor Johnson,

Attached you will find an invitation from Ambassador Urrutia to the Third World Summit for
Mayors and Leaders from Africa and of African Descent, which will take place in Colombia in
September.

Best,

Claudia P Cuevas Ortiz

First Secretary / Primer Secretario
Embassy of Colombia / Embajada de Colombia en Estados Unidos
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Adrianne Hall; Mayor Johnson
vanessa williams
Invite - Dinner and Meeting with President Barack Obama
Friday, March 16, 2012 8:01:52 AM
Kevin Johnson - Mayoral Invite Letter.pdf

Good morning Mayor Johnson,

On behalf of the National Conference of Black Mayors (NCBM), your consideration of the attached
invitation is greatly appreciated. There is a limited amount of seats reserved for NCBM and they will
be filled on a first come-first served basis. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.

Respectfully,

Wynona Singleterry
Director of Operations
National Conference of Black Mayors
191 Peachtree Street NE, Suite 849
Atlanta, GA 30303
Phone: 404-765-6444 ext 111
Cell: 678-330-9820
Fax: 404-765-6430
Email: wsingleterry@ncbm.org
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Celia Yniguez
Invoice Amount
Tuesday, January 22, 2013 10:57:00 AM

Celia
I did some research on this vendor, National Conference of Black Mayors. In the past it shows they
paid $1,500. Which matches the municipality population sliding scale on the invoice. Is it safe to
select this amount for this invoice?

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Celia Yniguez
Invoice for National Conference of Black Mayors
Tuesday, January 22, 2013 10:48:00 AM

Celia,
The invoice for this item does not show the amount due. The fee is based on a sliding scale for each
members municipality population. Im not sure what amount to choose.

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Kevin Johnson
Adrianne Hall
JC Watts
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WWW.ERUDITIONFILM.COM?TIME IS RUNNING OUT!

Hey Kevin,
So ?congratulations? on your victory at NCBM. I put it in quotes as it relates to your personal victory
because, while your tenure as President there might be short, it is quite the victory for the organization to
get out from under the cloud of corruption and confusion for it and its supporters.
Meanwhile, our friend JC Watts is doing some good things. His efforts over the past several years to start
the Black Television News Channel (BTNC) are coming together. Capital has been raised, a station HQ has
been established with Florida A&M to set up on their campus and develop a curriculum around the station,
and agreement has been reached with Dish Network to carry the station, and efforts for carriage on other
stations continue. Its going to be a good thing to support HCBUs and provide a news station with an
emphasis on our community. Its pretty cool.
A coalition is being organized to support the station and a strategy is being developed around the
announced merger of Comcast and Time Warner to push for support for the station at the Department of
Justice and the FCC, given that there is not one Black national news station in the country. In one of our
calls last week. JC raised the question of whether it makes sense to approach you about support from
NCBM (and if there is even enough time for you to help, given your short tenure as President). I suspect
that you don?t need to be the head of an organization if you want to move it in a certain direction?.
JC and I will regroup in the next couple of weeks after his next round of meetings at the FCC on strategy
going forward. Would it be ok with you if I contact your office to arrange a conference call to solicit your
guidance regarding NCBM and, if it is appropriate, discuss your possible support?
Thanks

Tommy Ross
tross@pinnaclestrategy.net
www.pinnaclestrategy.net

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Judge ruling
Friday, March 28, 2014 12:19:25 AM

Just received text saying that the judge ruled in favor that Mayor Johnson is the rightful
President of the NCBM and now we can move forward. What a great news on the day of
our Gala, now we have additional reason to celebrate besides being a sold out event!
Looking forward to hearing the great news from Mayor Johnson and I know thatthe
Maryland Black Mayors are ready to join him.

JG

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How many Sacramento Councilmembers would agree with my viewpoint?

Marissa,
Mayor Kevin Johnson is a former professional basketball player. He is not trained in the nuances of local
government interdepartmentalworkings; thus his ill-advised and failed attempt to change the City of
Sacramento's historic and time-tested/proven Council-Manager form of government to a Strong Mayor form
of government.
San Jose, the third largest city in California, still has a Council/Manager form of government where the dayto-day operations of the city are run by a professional City Manager. See its website description.
Politicians should stick to making policy. They havelittlereal knowledgehow to run the various departments
of amunicipality.
Mayor Johnson tried a power play but the people of Sacramento were not easily fooled. They voted his plan
down, albeit surprisingly, as Fresno went that route several years ago which seemed to be a trend for larger
cities at the time.
Bakersfield now is the 9th largest city in California. Sacramento is the 7th largest, not a heck of a lot larger
than Bakersfield. Our Mayor Harvey Hall does a wonderful job with only 1 staff person.
How many staff members does Johnson have currently? He is now poised to get 5 more. How will this
expansion really help the people of Sacramento? And look at those hefty salaries.
I have had 30 years of local government experience, first as Bakersfield City Councilman who never missed a
meeting in 19 years, a clean sweep of 576 consecutive meetings, second as staff member for two different
County of Kern Supervisors, both with different political persuasions.
Local government is where the rubber meets the road in giving the taxpayer its best bang for the buck. The
Council/Manger form of government is the best vehicle to accomplish truly good government. It provides
for top accountability.

Mark C. Salvaggio
Constituent Services Specialist
Kern County Supervisor David Couch, District 4
1115 Truxtun Avenue, Room 504
Bakersfield, CA 93301

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Kevin Johnsons push for more staff reflects

continued national ambitions
Critics complain that Sacramento mayors staff expansion is unnecessary
Mayor has long relied on city staff and volunteers to pursue national agenda
Johnson says Sacramento benefits directly from his national efforts

Mayor Kevin Johnson, president of the U.S. Conference of Mayors, speaks before a panel discussion about
sports and race relations during a conference meeting last summer in Dallas. | L.M. Otero Associated Press
file

From front left: Tom Cochran, CEO of the United States Conference of Mayors, Bill Fitch of Bridgeport, Conn.;
Sacramentos Kevin Johnson, Baltimores Stephanie Rawlings-Blake and Carmel, Ind., Mayor James
Brainard sign the U.S. Mayors Climate Protection Agreement at the U.S. Conference of Mayors in Dallas in
June 2014. The resolution encourages cities to use natural solutions to protect freshwater supplies, defend
the nations coastlines, maintain a healthy tree cover and protect air quality, sometimes by partnering
with nonprofit organizations. | Michael Ainsworth Associated Press file
By Marissa Lang and Ryan Lillis
mlang@sacbee.com
After more than six years, Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson is on the cusp of expanding the reach of his
office to reflect national ambitions he has chased since he was first elected.
The City Council is expected Tuesday night to approve a budget that would give the mayor five more
positions and boost the spending of his office by 70 percent.
Critics have complained that the mayors demands are unnecessary and self-serving. But if the vote goes
his way, the mayor says he will finally have the resources he needs to carry out initiatives both local and
national in scale.
Were always talking about putting Sacramento on the map, Johnson said. When youre in
leadership positions and you have direct relationships with the White House, when you develop those
relationships and connect with the right people, there are several ways Sacramento benefits directly from
that.
The new jobs have titles like intergovernmental affairs adviser, community relations adviser and city legislative
affairs adviser. The people who assume those positions, the mayor told council members in May, would,
respectively, focus their efforts on attempting to gain more attention and resources from state and federal

agencies, follow the mayors priority initiatives through the legislative process and address concerns from
Sacramento residents.
In April, Johnson filled the first of those positions, tapping former North State Building Industry Association
advocate Scott Whyte as city legislative affairs adviser for $85,000 a year. All told, his staff expansion will cost
nearly $700,000 in the next fiscal year.
Until now, Johnson has relied on a vast roster of volunteers and consultants to expand his capacity beyond
City Hall.
City Councilman Steve Hansen, the most vocal critic of Johnsons bid to grow his staff, said he does not
see why it cannot stay that way.
The idea that these staffers will make such a critical difference, I just dont buy that, Hansen said.
The city already has a significant number of contract lobbyists in D.C. We have a very good member of
Congress in Congresswoman (Doris) Matsui. We have our senators who are active in making sure things
happen for us in Washington, and we have no lack of resources on that front. I really dont think a person
making $85,000 or $100,000 in the mayors office is going to meaningfully change things in Washington,
D.C., from Sacramento.
Johnson has long complained that he has not had the resources to further his local and national agendas.
He arrived in 2008 with a large contingent of volunteers to work on initiatives concentrating on education,
clean technology and homelessness. Some operated on a high level traditionally reserved for paid staff,
advising Johnson on policy issues and handling his interactions with the media.
Just months after Johnson took office, the city tightened its rules governing volunteers after city officials
found that volunteers had attended meetings in which confidential city matters were discussed, had access to
restricted parts of City Hall and attempted to give direction to city staffers. The new rules prohibited those
actions, and Johnson asked that high-level volunteers be required to fill out conflict-of-interest forms.
Johnson relied most heavily on volunteers and paid consultants during his three-year effort to keep the
Kings in town. That campaign was driven largely by members of Think Big, a task force formed by the mayor
that explored arena financing plans, developed media strategies to market Sacramento to the NBA and
recruited a local ownership group to buy the team. The earliest form of the task force was made up of
volunteers, although Johnson eventually raised money to fund the group. Major funding came from the
Sacramento Kings.
Some Johnson critics on the council expressed concern that an early version of the task force was
representing the city, even though it was not a city agency. Those criticisms faded by 2013, when the City
Council approved a financing plan for a $477 million arena, cementing the Kings future in town.
During that time, Johnson continued to build a national profile for himself and Sacramento. Last year, the
City Council approved $40,000 for Johnsons budget to pay for the mayor to address increased travel
requirements related to the U.S. Conference of Mayors and the National Conference of Black Mayors.
The mayors staff and volunteers were deeply involved in Johnsons role with both national groups. Staff
aides accompanied Johnson to U.S. Conference of Mayors events around the country, including helping him
to guide the prestigious organizations annual conference last year in Dallas.
In addition to his well-known work on the U.S. Conference of Mayors, Johnson relied on city staff and
nonprofit volunteers to help him become president of the National Conference of Black Mayors in 2013.
Atlanta-based Fulton County Superior Court records reviewed by The Sacramento Bee, along with city emails
obtained through the Public Records Act, show that Johnson went to great lengths to take control of NCBM
in one of the most vivid examples of his national ambitions.
Johnson filed suit in 2013 to demand that NCBMs executive director, Vanessa Williams, turn over the
organizations financial records and subject the groups finances to an audit. The litigation, which
included a counterclaim by Williams alleging that Johnson had not been properly elected, sheds light on

Johnsons pursuit of the NCBM presidency.

Johnson testified in court in December 2013 that he tasked six people on his City Hall staff or employees of
organizations he is affiliated with to work on business for NCBM, a historic group born of the civil rights
movement that had lost much of its credibility and clout thanks to years of corrupt leadership and money
mismanagement, as detailed by court documents and a federal criminal investigation of the groups former
president.
The level of Johnsons staff and volunteer involvement was visible in emails from 2013 obtained through
the Public Records Act, which showed that several individuals who identified themselves as members of the
mayors staff formed an email group on July 10, 2013, dedicated to working on NCBM affairs. The mayor
testified in Fulton County Superior Court that those individuals were employed by me or the city or an
entity.
Key staffers were involved in the correspondence, including Cassandra Jennings, a senior adviser to the
mayor and a longtime city employee; Aaron Anderson, a city-registered volunteer; and Mariah Sheriff, who
was not on the city payroll despite being identified in emails as the mayors director of governmental
affairs in education. Other emails were written by fellows or interns in the mayors office.
Aisha Lowe also played a role in the NCBM effort. She was the head of Stand Up, an education advocacy
organization that Johnson founded in 2006 and for which the mayor has raised roughly $3.8 million in
behest contributions. In a July 3, 2013, email about an op-ed that Johnson wrote about NCBM for The
Seattle Medium News, Lowes email signature lists her as interim director of African American Affairs
for the mayors office.
In an interview with The Bee, Johnson said furthering the mission of NCBM and establishing a united voice
for African American mayors in this country was something he felt would benefit Sacramento in the long
run.
When youre in a leadership position of an organization like (the NCBM or the U.S. Conference of
Mayors), you have direct relationships with the White House, federal agencies, national resources and
programs, CEOs of Fortune 500 companies, Johnson said. When you develop those relationships and
talk about Sacramento along the way, you have all these people who become interested and look at things
that they wouldnt have otherwise. It raises the visibility of Sacramento.
A Fulton County judge last year affirmed Johnsons NCBM presidency, after which Johnson led the charge
to bankrupt the organization after he and other mayors believed it could not be saved financially. A month
later, he formed a new one, the African American Mayors Association, and became its president. To get the
new association going, Johnson raised $370,000 from national corporations such as Uber, Comcast and the
RLJ Cos., according to records filed with the City Clerks office.
Johnson credits his time leading these mayors groups with, among other things, Sacramento being one of
eight communities in the country the White House designated as a promise zone, in which certain highpoverty neighborhoods are given greater priority when applying for federal grants to spur economic growth.
Loyola Law School professor and political ethics expert Jessica Levinson said that like many other big city
mayors, Johnson has made no secret of his desire to increase both his own and the citys national profile.
And thats not problematic, as long as hes not just trying to make a name for himself, she said.
You want to make sure you are raising your profile to help the city, not raising the profile to help
yourself, she said. In an ideal world, there is something concrete where you can tell people this is how
spending this money (on city staff and travel) helped you beyond the broad platitude that it helped put the
city on the map.
Bee correspondent Maggie Lee contributed to this report from Atlanta.
Marissa Lang: (916) 321-1038, @Marissa_Jae

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National Conference of Black Mayors
Key Figures in Top Federal Agencies to Attend the 39th Annual Convention
Tuesday, May 14, 2013 10:52:27 AM
NCBM Convention Federal Agency Press Release.pdf

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Key Figures in Top Federal Agencies to Attend the 39th Annual Convention
Tuesday, May 14, 2013 10:54:50 AM
NCBM Convention Federal Agency Press Release.pdf

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Patty Cruze; Jeremy Schweiger
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How Kevin Johnson Destroyed A Black Mayors Group To Promote ...

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Benjamin A. Sosenko
latest draft
Monday, December 23, 2013 8:25:17 PM
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any additional comments would be appreciated!

Merry Christmas!
Julia

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Cassandra Jennings
Latest letter
Saturday, August 17, 2013 11:52:16 AM
NCBM ACA Cover Letter 8-7-13 345 PM.docx

This is the latest letter. From my recollection, you said you would edit it further.
I will be able to look at those numbers this afternoon, I am only on my phone now
Adrianna Lucero
Office of Mayor Kevin Johnson
c: (760) 815-3037
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Adrianna Lucero
A.B. Candidate in Social Studies
Harvard College | Class of 2015

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Santiago Lucero
Adrianne Hall
Letter of Invitation to Mayor Johnson
Thursday, June 21, 2012 3:19:23 PM
LA_SHARP_Copier1@aipac.org_20120531_131344.pdf

Hi Adrianne:
Hope you are doing well. I'm helping a colleague from AIPAC for the upcoming event on July 2nd where
the Latino Caucus will be honored. I'm forwarding the personal invitation for Mayor Johnson. I know he
met with AIPAC's representatives at NCBM in Atlanta and expressed interest in staying in contact with
the organization. Thanks again and hope to see you and the Mayor at this event.
Thanks
Santiago
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LIM Update: Letter from NCBM President Robert L. Bowser
Tuesday, November 01, 2011 2:33:40 PM
LETTER_BOD_Meeting_Invite_Bowser 10.24.11.pdf

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Links TP & Agenda
Friday, March 28, 2014 2:38:17 PM
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Cassandra H.B. Jennings

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Khaalid Muttaqi
stephanie.omkj@gmail.com
Literacy and Gun Violence
Wednesday, March 27, 2013 1:45:14 PM
Mayor Kevin Johnson - 38th Annual Convention Feature Journal Article (1).pdf

Hi Khaalid,

I am assisting the Mayor with his work with the National Conference of Black Mayors (NCBM). He is
the current 1st VP of NCBM. NCBM has requested that the Mayor provide a short article (1.5 pages)
on the connections between low literacy and gun violence for the convention program, and Symia
Stigler and Aisha Lowe suggested that I reach out to you. The deadline is April 19 th .

I am looking for some language and data around the connection between literacy levels and gun
violence/ gangs. My understanding is that you recently submitted a grant proposal that may include
some language that would be helpful.

If you could send me any info, I would greatly appreciate it. I will be out of the office starting this
afternoon, returning next Tuesday April 2nd and would love to chat with you early next week.

I am attaching last years article for context.

Many Thanks,

Stephanie
_____________________________________
Stephanie Mash
Director of Governmental Affairs, African Americans
Office of Mayor Kevin Johnson
City of Sacramento
Phone: (919) 808-7221
Cell: (267) 471-9654
smash@cityofsacramento.org

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dmuhammad@ncbm.org
vanessa williams
Local Press Release re NCBM Policy Summit
Friday, June 24, 2011 11:02:34 AM
PRESS RELEASE GENERAL LOCAL.2011 Policy Summit 06.24.11.docx
High

Good afternoon, Mayors

Attached please find a template press release on the Policy Summit for your insertions and
distribution. Three photos and captions to follow this email. Please confirm your receipt of all four
emails.

Have a great weekend!

Dora Muhammad
Director of Communications
The National Conference of Black Mayors
The 191 Building
191 Peachtree Street NE, Suite 849
Atlanta, GA 30303
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NCBM 2011 POLICY SUMMIT

Washington, D.C. | June 21-23: Leveraging Intergovernmental Strategies and Resources

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mayor_ed_brown@bellsouth.net
Cassandra Jennings
Louisiana Black Mayors (NCBM Dues Report)
Monday, July 01, 2013 10:51:58 AM
Louisiana Dues.pdf

Ms. Jennings,

Please see attached and let me know if you need anything else.

Mayor Ed Brown
President LCNCBM

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mayor_ed_brown@bellsouth.net
Cassandra Jennings
Louisiana Black Mayors (NCBM Dues Report)
Monday, July 01, 2013 10:51:58 AM
Louisiana Dues.pdf

Ms. Jennings,

Please see attached and let me know if you need anything else.

Mayor Ed Brown
President LCNCBM

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Adrianna Lucero
Cassandra Jennings
Monday, August 19, 2013 9:03:57 AM
NCBM ACA TP 8.15.13 3 PM.docx

most recent talking points

Adrianna Lucero
A.B. Candidate in Social Studies
Harvard College | Class of 2015

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Leyne Milstein
jadeglow@me.com
Monday, August 18, 2014 11:22:39 AM
FY15_Proposed_Budget-for_web[1].pdf

Look at printed pages 83 and 84 (chart)

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Leyne Milstein
jadeglow@me.com
Monday, August 18, 2014 11:19:15 AM
06_Mayor_and_City_Council[1].pdf

Look at 2nd pageprinted page 103.