In a table that accompanied a Feb. 16 story about the composition of public pension boards, The Associated Press reported erroneously the number of the 12 current members of the CalPERS board who also are beneficiaries of the pension system. The number is 10, not 9. Board member Richard Costigan also is a pension beneficiary.
A corrected version of the table is below:
Members of CalPERS board
Members of CalPERS board
By The Associated Press
Members of the board of administration for the California Public Employees’ Retirement System; there is one vacancy for a gubernatorial appointee:
Board Member
Position
Background
Pension Beneficiary
Rob Feckner
President, school member representative
Window glazer, instructional assistant, former school bus driver for Napa Valley Unified
Yes
Priya Mathur
VP, public agency representative
Financial analyst, Bay Area Rapid Transit
Yes
Michael Bilbrey
CalPERS member representative
Bookstore operations coordinator, Citrus Community College, Glendora
Yes
JJ Jelincic
CalPERS member representative
CalPERS investment employee, past president of state employee union
Yes
Henry Jones
CalPERS retiree representative
Former Los Angeles Unified chief financial officer
Yes
George Diehr
CalPERS state employee representative
Business professor at CSU San Marcos
Yes
Bill Slaton
Local government appointee of Gov. Jerry Brown
Sacramento Municipal Utility District board member, varied business background
No
Ron Lind
Public rep. appointed by legislative Democrats
President, United Food & Commercial Workers Local 5 in San Jose
No
Bill Lockyer
State Treasurer, Democrat
Former attorney general, state lawmaker
Yes
John Chiang
State Controller, Democrat
Former Board of Equalization member, attorney for state controller’s office, legislative staffer
Yes
Julie Chapman
State human resources representative
CalHR acting director, longtime state employee
Yes
Richard Costigan
State Personnel Board representative
Executive with government consulting firm; former aide to Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger
Yes
Source: California Public Employees’ Retirement System.
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