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Mayor-Elect Names Kramer Chief of Staff

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Los Angeles Mayor-elect Antonio Villaraigosa made several high-level appointments on Friday, including veteran City Hall aide Robin Kramer as his chief of staff.

Kramer, 52, served as chief of staff to former Mayor Richard Riordan before leaving in 1998 to take the top staff post at the California Community Foundation. She also served as executive director of the Broad Foundation until Villaraigosa tapped her as senior consultant to his transition team.

Villaraigosa also named two deputy chiefs of staff: Marcus Allen, who is chief deputy controller to Laura Chick, and Villaraigosa’s current chief on City Council, Jimmy Blackman. Community Redevelopment Agency Executive Director Robert “Bud” Ovrom was named deputy mayor for community and economic development. And Carolyn Webb de Macias, who had been chief of staff to former Councilman Mark Ridley-Thomas, will serve as a senior advisor.

The appointments become effective when Villaraigosa takes office on July 1. They do not require City Council confirmation.


  February 8 - 14, 2010
LA Business News
Convention-al Appeal
New downtown hotels and a bustling L.A. Live scene are hailed as big convention business boosters.
Owner Back in the Saddle at Santa Anita Race Track
A deal with creditors will allow owner Frank Stronach to hold on to the reins of Santa Anita Park.
Unions Dropping Anchor in Long Beach?
The Port of Long Beach’s use of project labor agreements may maroon nonunion contractors.
Local Latinos Make Chinese Connection
A contingent of Latino officials from L.A. cities overcame culture clash on a recent trip to China.
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