Legal Answers & City Updates: SPOSFI January Member Meeting

Join us for SPOSFI’s January Monthly Meeting — a special evening designed to inform, empower, and connect members with expert insights on legal issues and city leadership priorities impacting property owners, housing policy, and community planning.

This month’s gathering begins with a Legal Panel Q&A (6:15 to 7pm), followed by our member meeting with distinguished San Francisco civic leaders.

What to Expect:

• Expert legal guidance on property, landlord/tenant, and housing matters
• Updates on local policy and administration priorities
• Opportunity to ask questions and engage directly with speakers

Featured Guest Speakers:

Rafael Mandelman — President, San Francisco Board of Supervisors (District 8). Supervisor Mandelman is a longtime San Francisco leader, attorney, and policymaker who represents District 8 (including the Castro, Noe Valley, and adjacent neighborhoods). He currently serves as President of the Board of Supervisors and has championed housing policy, climate action, community livability, and transportation initiatives throughout his tenure in local government.

Alicia John-Baptiste — Chief of Infrastructure, Climate, and Mobility, City of San Francisco. Alicia brings more than 20 years of experience in urban policy and public service. She previously served as President and CEO of SPUR, San Francisco’s influential urban planning and policy think tank, and has held senior policy and administrative roles within the City’s planning and transportation agencies. In her current role, she helps shape the city’s approach to infrastructure, climate resilience, mobility, and connected communities.

This Month’s Legal Panel:
Juliana Pisani, Esq. — Principal Attorney, Pisani Law, PC. Juliana is a seasoned San Francisco real estate and landlord-tenant attorney with decades of experience resolving civil disputes, advising property owners, and representing clients in complex matters. As a trained mediator and frequent panelist for legal forums, she brings practical insights to common legal challenges affecting property owners and housing providers.

Why Attend:
Whether you’re navigating property issues, tracking local policy developments, or simply staying connected to the civic conversation, this meeting is a valuable opportunity to hear from city leaders and expert counsel in a direct, accessible format.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Assumption, 1111 Gough Street, San Francisco, United States

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