Black, Brandon

Brandon M. Black is an accomplished political and government affairs strategist representing Pacific Gas & Electric Company (PG&E) across Sacramento, Sutter, and Yuba counties. Throughout his career, he has dedicated himself to bridging connections between people and government, helping tackle the most pressing challenges facing the community.

In addition to his role at PG&E, Brandon also dedicates time as a board member for The Sacramento Asian Pacific Chamber of Commerce,  Paratransit Inc, The Yuba/Sutter Economic Development Corporation, The American River Parkway Advisory Committee, and various others boards and committees serving the region.

Before joining PG&E, Brandon led successful political campaigns across California, directed the Sacramento Metro Chamber’s policy team during the COVID-19 pandemic, collaborated with city officials at the League of California Cities on vital streets and roads projects, and managed constituent affairs at Sacramento City Hall for then-Councilwoman Angelique Ashby.

A Sacramento native, Brandon embraces everything the area has to offer – from outstanding dining and scenic outdoor spaces to a vibrant, diverse community enriched by people whose unique backgrounds weave together the tapestry of the region. In his free time, Brandon enjoys connecting with family and friends, hitting the golf course for a round, or diving into a new show or documentary.

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