Citizens’ Bond Oversight Committee

The Board of Trustees of the Foothill-De Anza Community College District appoints members of the Measures G & C Citizens’ Bond Oversight Committee.

Committee Members

Nancy BremeauBusiness Organization Representative

Nancy Bremeau is a current member of the Los Altos Chamber of Commerce, the Los Altos Rotary Club, the Los Altos Community Coalition, the Los Altos LEAD Alumni Coordinator – LACF and the Scouts of America, BSA Leader. She is a resident of Los Altos and has a widespread background in community service while serving in both leadership and membership roles for several organizations that promote education and issues that impact our youth. Most recently, Nancy was appointed to a position to serve on the Santa Clara County Commission on the Status of Women. She earned a master’s degree in Journalism from Northwestern University and a bachelor’s degree in Business and Marketing from Washington State University.

Ty Conner, At-Large Representative

Ty Conner has a multi-faceted background and professional experience as both a Certified Public Accountant (C.P.A.), and Attorney-at-Law – specifically a public finance bond attorney. Ty is versed in public accounting and his legal expertise makes for a well-rounded candidate to serve as the at-large representative. Ty earned a Doctor of Jurisprudence from the Indiana University School of Law and his bachelor’s degree in Accounting from Indiana University School of Business.

Arthur Heinrich, Senior Citizens’ Organization Representative

Arthur Heinrich currently serves as a member of the District’s Audit and Finance Committee. He is also a retired employee of the District, where he was involved in bond Measures E and C as the Bond Program Manager for Foothill College. He has a long history in the construction and administration of publicly funded capital projects which will be of value in supporting the activities of the CBOC, especially as Measure G progresses.

Amine Khechfé, Foothill-De Anza Support Organization Representative

Amine Khechfé i​s a member of the Foothill-De Anza Foundation Board of Directors. He is a long-time resident of the District’s service area and the co-founder of Endicia, a subsidiary of Stamps.com. He is currently employed as the Chief Strategy Officer of Stamps.com and brings diversity in his academic background as a mechanical engineer as well as his extensive work background. He is a currently serving as the Vice President of the Board of Directors of the Foothill-De Anza Foundation and has also served the community as a member of the Mountain View Chamber of Commerce.

Danny Nguyen, Student Representative

Danny Nguyen attends De Anza College and is currently working towards an Associate of Science in Psychology transfer degree with an interest in pursuing research as part of obtaining a future PhD. He has served as a Wellness Ambassador at Foothill where he found a passion for mental health wellness that is further evidenced by his volunteer work on behalf of Alzheimer’s and caregiver rights. He also completed the De Anza Humanities Mellon Scholars program and the Asian Pacific American Leadership Institute, which will help to provide a public policy background to aid in supporting of the activities of the CBOC.

Bruce Tolley, At-Large Representative

Bruce Tolley combines a background of management and leadership roles in the high-tech industry with experience serving on the boards of not-for-profit corporations and industry consortia. Currently, senior consultant at the Heritage Oaks Group, Bruce previously served as vice president of product marketing at Solarflare Communications. Tolley’s other professional experience includes senior management positions with Cisco Systems and 3Com Corporation. He has served as a lecturer at San Francisco State University and Stanford University and holds a doctoral degree in history from Stanford University and a master’s in business administration from the University of California, Berkeley, Haas School of Business.

Ellen Wheeler, Bona-fide Taxpayers Organization Representative

Ellen Wheeler recently retired after serving 20 years on the Mountain View Whisman School District Board of Trustees and is currently the chairperson of the League of Women’s Voters Santa Clara County Education Committee. She has experience working with bonds and higher education issues and is looking forward to working with the committee.