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2019 Legislative Action Summit Recap

May 9, 2019

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Attendees, like Nany Fullmore from the San Ramon Marriott at Bishop Ranch, enjoyed the morning sessions.

Assemblymember Tasha Boerner Horvath shared her road to the capitol.

A large group of Senator Wiener’s constituents from San Fransisco discuss industry issues with him.

AHLA’s new President & CEO Chip Rogers gave a national update.

Jaimee Johnson, Founder of Sisters of the Streets, received a standing ovation for her presentation on Domestic Sex Trafficking: How I Used Hotels.

Lynn Mohrfeld, CHA, CHLA President & CEO, with Assemblymember Autumn Burke after she spoke at the summit.

CHLA’s lobbyist, John Caldwell, from Public Policy Advocates preps hoteliers for their Capitol appointments.

CHLA President & CEO shows off the 2018 CHLA Advocacy Summary, which provide members with a complete review of the legislative issues for that year.

Marriott always has a strong presence at the Legislative Action Summit.

CHLA members pose for a group photo before convening on the capitol.

Chip Rogers, AHLA President & CEO; Lynn Mohrfeld, CHA, CHLA President & CEO; and Bijal Patel, CHLA Vice Chair on the Senate floor.

The Chancellor Hotel on Union Square on the Senate floor. Pictured from left to right: David Uribe, Irina Cherniaeva, Tina Keramari and Wes Tyler, CHA

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