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Profile: Nick Pilch, Candidate for Albany City Council

Albany Parks & Recreation Commissioner Nick Pilch will make a second run at the City Council in November. Profiles will be posted in the order they are received. See more elections coverage at http://patch.com/bvdEL.

General Information

Name: Nick Pilch
Age: 51
Place of residence: Albany, CA

Education

Attended college: Yes
College: Bowdoin College
Degree: B. A. Chemistry
Year of graduation: 1983

Employment Information

Job titles held: Manager, Software Development
Employers: Salesforce.com

Political Information

Party affiliation: Democrat

Running for: Local office
Running for position: Albany City Council
Incumbent: No
Previous elective offices: Sierra Club Executive Committees
Unsuccessful bids for elective offices: Albany City Council, 2008

Party HQ

Address: 634 San Carlos Ave., Albany, CA 94706

URLs

Website: http://www.nickpilch4albany.com
Facebook: http://facebook.com/nickpilch4albany 

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