
Eric Taylor
Eric Taylor provides founder-level perspective on public-benefit accountability strategy, helping shape Cal Integrity's direction around transparency, verification, and long-term public trust.
Cal Integrity was created after witnessing what happens when good technology enters systems not designed for transparent accountability.
Building Regional Partnerships Across California
The goal is to improve transparency, consumer education, economic opportunity, energy affordability, and long-term public accountability through cooperative regional leadership.
Cal Integrity's board advisors and local community leaders provide public-accountability, governance, operational, legal, and regional perspective to the initiative's direction.

Eric Taylor provides founder-level perspective on public-benefit accountability strategy, helping shape Cal Integrity's direction around transparency, verification, and long-term public trust.

Dr. Joan Berry Warder brings operating-principal experience focused on governance discipline, organizational stewardship, and execution models that keep accountability work aligned with mission.

Lee Boothby provides legal counsel on governance structure, oversight boundaries, and policy clarity that support independent accountability practices.
Anthony Godinez is listed as a local community leader supporting future regional accountability and public engagement efforts.
Dianna Garcia is listed as a local community leader supporting future community coordination and public-interest conversations.
Daniel Romero is listed as a local community leader supporting future regional outreach and accountability-focused dialogue.
Jason Grima is listed as a local community leader supporting future collaboration with community stakeholders.
David Dhillon is listed as a local community leader supporting future public-interest coordination and local engagement.
Tony Gueggos is listed as a local community leader supporting future community outreach and regional accountability efforts.
How Cal Integrity defines its public-interest purpose and long-term direction.
Cal Integrity exists to strengthen public trust in California energy and public-benefits programs through transparency, verification, consumer-focused accountability, and independent oversight.
Cal Integrity envisions energy programs that are measurable, transparent, regionally responsive, and trusted by consumers, agencies, utilities, and communities alike.
Cal Integrity follows a structured governance model designed to support transparency, accountability, and independent oversight.
Provides fiduciary governance, mission stewardship, and strategic oversight for Cal Integrity's public-interest accountability work.
Contributes outside perspective and subject-matter insight that strengthen accountability design and regional coordination.
Establishes disclosure expectations and operating boundaries that help protect independent oversight.
Supports regular governance review, documentation, and transparent communication practices.
Cal Integrity maintains separation between public-interest accountability activities and commercial implementation operations.
Transparency is built into Cal Integrity's reporting, governance, and accountability practices.
Cal Integrity maintains separation between public-interest accountability activities and commercial implementation operations.
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