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• Brand Management
• Communications
• Community Engagement
• Crisis Management
• Government Affairs
• Legislation
• Marketing
• Media Relations
• Political Affairs
• Political Campaigns
• Project Management
• Public Policy
• Public Relations
• Public Speaking
• Social Media

William has extensive experience in strategic communications.

His professional background and expertise is in media.

He learned the fundamentals of marketing, media and public relations at CBS Radio, CBS News TV, Entercom (now Audacy) and Metro Networks (now iHeartMedia).

William also served his community for 20 years as a police officer.

He served as a public information officer and managed community engagement, crisis communications, government affairs, legislation, media relations, political affairs, public policy and social media.

He also served his community on public and private boards focused on community engagement and improvement.

Appointed Member, District 3

Sacramento County

Community Review Commission

2024

William was appointed to the Commission which is mandated, with the Inspector General, with oversight of the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office.

Appointed Member, District 3

Secretary, Executive Committee

Sacramento County

Mental Health Board

2021 - 2024

William was appointed to the Mental Health Board which is mandated with oversight of mental health facilities and services in Sacramento County.

He chaired a subcommittee and was later nominated and elected Secretary to serve on the Executive Committee.

Appointed Member

Safe Communities and Schools Committee

California State Superintendent of Public Instruction

William served as an appointed member of the Safe Communities and Schools Committee chaired by the California State Superintendent of Public Instruction.

He provided counsel for public and school safety issues. This included bullying, emergency operations and school safety plans to related policies, practices, procedures and legislation. 

Committee Chair,

Board of Directors

PORAC

The Nation's Largest

Statewide Peace Officers Association

William engaged in advocacy, labor relations, lobbying, developed policies and legislation and met with and testified before state legislature and US Congress. He established trusted relationships with legislators and officials to work on policies and legislation to improve accountability, diversity and transparency. 

Secretary,

Board of Directors

Sacramento Asian Peace Officers Association

William connected with the community as Secretary of the Sacramento Asian Peace Officers Association - a fraternal organization for peace officers to foster positive community and law enforcement relations through charitable activities and social events. The association supported school children to students to businesses, community organizations and professionals with an emphasis on our API community but inclusive of all. 

President,

Board of Directors

Police Officers Association

William served as President of the Board of Directors and provided leadership and oversight of advocacy, community outreach, finance, government and political affairs, labor relations, operations, policy and public relations. The association also fostered collaborative relationships with the employer to enhance conditions and policies to improve accountability, diversity, efficiency, health and wellness and productivity. 

Director

Operation Christmas

William volunteered and served his community to provide leadership and oversight of policies and operations as a board member of OPERATION Christmas - a charity that provided clothing, toys, school supplies, gifts and holiday meals for students and their families from local schools - delivered by Santa Claus and the police department. The goal was to bring hope and support families of diverse and underserved socioeconomic demographics. 

Police Officer, PIO,

Adjutant to Chief of Police

20 Years of Service

A lifetime of public and volunteer service has been important for William.

"Real service isn't about bragging and posting on social media about giving a sandwich to a homeless person. That's self serving and vain. Few people would know about genuine service.

Real service is about genuine care, compassion and kindness for people, animals and our planet. It's about who we are as a person and as a culture.

I have been able to affect real change, bring smiles to faces and make real differences with these positions - to make our community a better place. 

My political values are moderate.

My decisions are based first upon what is good for our community.

We don't have red and blue potholes.

We have Sacramento potholes.

We don't have red and blue homeless neighbors.

We have homeless Americans.

While we have our own ideals, we have common goals, and differences and disagreements should not be negative or about conflict. These are opportunities to learn and understand each other - then do what's best for our neighborhoods. We have to work together to make our communities better."

William Cho

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