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Dignity Health
HEALING COMMUNITIES
Dr. Tina Johnson’s stethoscope now hangs as a symbol of where her story began — not just as a tool of her trade, but as a reminder of the urgency and humanity that drive her leadership.
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Association Resource Center
EMPOWERING ASSOCIATIONS TO FURTHER THEIR MISSIONS
Association Resource Center (ARC) specializes in full-service association management. Founded in 1980, ARC is celebrating 45 years of supporting association client partners with a management model providing unparalleled flexibility, agility and financial advantages, enabling association leaders and members to focus on their core work.
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Junior Achievement of Sacramento
Financial Education For All: Junior Achievement Leads The Way!
Junior Achievement of Sacramento is more than an educational program — it’s a movement empowering the next generation to dream beyond their circumstances by creating pathways for youth to achieve independence and success.
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Tri Counties Bank
Over the last 50 years, Tri Counties Bank has become a cornerstone behind thriving communities across California. From the Oregon border through the Central Valley, Tri Counties Bank doesn’t just serve its customers — it uplifts them.
Getting to Know: Robert Heidt, Jr.
In his 16 months on the job, Heidt has increased membership and personally reached out to businesses
Since being hired in January of 2024, Heidt not only took the helm of an organization with an annual budget of $5.5 million, a 20-member board of directors and a fulltime staff of 10 plus “five contractors who have very specialized skills” — but also began what he calls “an apology tour.”
Excitement in Sacramento as the A’s Take the Field at Sutter Health Park
When the team formerly known as the Oakland Athletics took on the Chicago Cubs March 31 at West Sacramento’s refurbished Sutter Health Park, it became official: Sacramento, at least temporarily, has hit the big leagues.
These Female Financial Advisors Help Women Rethink Their Relationship With Money to Build Wealth
The faces of entrepreneurship and wealth holding are changing as women make gains in both facets of economic life. These shifts are affecting how they’re managing money — and who they turn to for help.
Women in Leadership 2025: Kimberly Parker
Our annual salute to the women who lead the Capital Region
Her sense of adventure and interest in new experiences led her from her upbringing in Ohio to now nearly four decades living in the Capital Region. It’s also what led her to shift from a 36-year career working in nonprofits to building the new Nevada County Economic Development Office from the ground up as its first program manager. Throughout her career, Parker says, she has felt an openness to learning new things.
Women in Leadership 2025: Faye Nabhani
Our annual salute to the women who lead the Capital Region
After more than 20 years at KeyPoint Credit Union in Santa Clara, Nabhani joined SAFE Credit Union in 2016 as executive vice president and chief credit officer, overseeing their lending programs. In January 2023, she became the first female president and CEO in its 85-year history. “I’m really excited this year about where we are as an organization,” she says.
California Students Are Now Required to Take a Money Course; Some Are Already Taking It to Great Success
Despite polls showing overwhelming public support for teaching financial literacy skills to school students, prior to the passage of McCarty’s bill California had no statewide requirements around financial literacy courses in the schools. As a result, the infrastructure that does exist around this has largely been developed through the initiatives of a few banks and some forward-looking schools.