| Name | Position |
| Barry Munitz, former CSU chancellor and current head of the J. Paul Getty Trust | Transition Team Chair, announced 11/9 |
| Gary Hart, former state senator and CSU-Sacramento educator; former teacher | Education Secretary, announced 11/30 |
| Lynn Schenk, ex-congresswoman from San Diego and former BT&H Agency secretary for Gov. Jerry Brown | Chief Aide and Counselor, announced 12/3 (Also transition team co-chair, announced 11/23) Is co-chief of staff with Vincent Hall |
| Cruz Bustamante, lieutenant governor-elect and former Assembly speaker | Transition Team co-chair announced 11/23 |
| Jeremiah Hallisey, S.F. lawyer, ex-UC Regent | Transition Team co-chair announced 11/23 |
| Burt Pines, ex-LA city attorney | Transition Team co-chair announced 11/23 |
| Cynthia McClain-Hill, LA lawyer, Davis appointee to Fair Political Practices Cmsn | Transition Team co-chair announced 11/23 |
| Vincent H. Hall, Lt. Gov. Davis' communications director | Staff Director for the Office of Governor, sharing chief-of-staff job with Schenk, announced 12/3. |
| Dario Frommer, campaign political director | Appointments Secretary, announced 12/7 |
| Michael Bustamante, campaign press secretary | Press Secretary, announced 12/7 |
| Rick Simpson, education consultant to speaker of the Assembly | Legislative Secretary, announced 12/7 |
| Demetri Boutris, former aide to Mickey Kantor, Clinton's trade representative | Legal Affairs Secretary, announced 12/10 |
| D. Robert Shuman, BOE senior staff counsel for special taxes and administration | Deputy Legal Affairs Secretary, announced 12/10 |
| Jane Crawford, campaign aide as liaison to local governments and public safety organizations. | Deputy Appointments Secretary, announced 12/10 |
| Burt Pines, former Los Angeles city attorney | Judicial Appointments Secretary, announced 12/11 |
| Michael R. Yamaki, president of Los Angeles Fire Commission | Special Assistant to advise on "wide range of appointments and policy issues." Announced 12/11 |
| Grantland Johnson, former Sacramento County Supervisor and current Region IX director for the U.,S. Dept of Health and Human Services | Health and Welfare Agency Secretary, announced 12/14 |
| William J. "Bill" Lyons Jr., chair of USDA Farm Service Agency for California. | Secretary of Dept. of Food and Agriculture, announced 12/14 |
| Philip J. Trounstine, political editor, San Jose Mercury News | Director of Communications, announced 12/15 |
| Michael Flores, chief of staff for the lieutenant governor | Director of Administration and Protocol, announced 12/15. |
| Tim Gage, chief financial adviser to Senate President Pro Tem John Burton | Director of Finance, announced 12/16 |
| Mary D. Nichols, U.S. EPA assistant administrator for air and radiation and then-Gov. Jerry Brown's environmental affairs secretary | Resources Agency secretary, announced 12/16 |
| Vic Fazio, retiring congressman from Sacramento area | Senior Washington Advisor overseeing management of California's D.C. office. Announced 12/17 |
| Olivia Morgan, former press secretary for the lieutenant governor | Director of the governor's Washington office and manager of day-to-day operations. Announced 12/17 |
| Maria Contreras-Sweet, president of a management consulting firm | Secretary of Business, Transportation and Housing Agency, announced 12/21 |
| Steve Smith, former lobbyist for public employee union, deputy manager of Davis campaign for governor | Director of the Department of Industrial Relations, announced 12/21 |
| Ron Wong, deputy political director for Davis campaign | Chief Deputy Appointments Secretary, announced 12/22 |
| Tal Finney, general counsel to lieutenant governor and policy director of campaign | Senior Assistant to the Governor and Director of Policy, announced 12/22 |
| Aileen Adams, former LA City Fire Commission president and former director, U.S. Department of Justice Office for Victims of Crime | Secretary of State and Consumer Affairs, announced 12/27 |
| Dallas Jones, firefighters union leader | Director, Office of Emergency Services, announced 12/27 |
| Susan Kennedy, director of the California Democratic Coordinated Campaign and former communications director for Sen. Feinstein | Cabinet Secretary, announced 12/28 |
| Frank J. Grimes, 32-year veteran of L.A. Police Department | Director, Office of Criminal Justice and Planning, announced 12/28 |
| Ted Hunt, 20-year Los Angeles Police Department veteran | Alcohol and Beverage Control Appeal Board, announced 12/28 |
| Lon Hatamiya, USDA foreign agriculture administrator | Secretary of Trade and Commerce, announced 12/29 |
| Winston H. Hickox, ex-undersecretary for environmental affairs under Gov. Jerry Brown | Secretary of California Environmental Protection Agency, announced 12/29 |
| Marty Morganstern, chair of Center for Labor Research and Education at UC Berkeley Institute of Industrial Relations and director of DPA under Jerry Brown | Director of Department of Personnel Administration, announced 12/29 |
| Jose Medina, San Francisco Supervisor | Director of the Department of Transportation, announced 12/30 |
| Bill A. Lloyd, vice president of the state Federation of Labor | Staff Liaison to State Senate on Labor Issues, announced 12/30 |
| James R. Ramos, owner of technical consulting firm | Secretary of Veterans Affairs, announced 12/31 |
| Tomas Alvarado, former deputy director of Department of Veterans Affairs | Undersecretary of Veterans Affairs, announced 12/31 |
| Bruce Thiesen, farm management consultant and former national commander of the American Legion | Deputy Secretary of Veterans Affairs, announced 12/31 |
| Sheryl Ann Schmidt, deputy secretary for Women Veterans Affairs | Deputy Secretary of Veterans Affairs, for Women Veterans Affairs, announced 12/31 |
| Robert Presley, former state senator and former undersheriff of Riverside County; chair of Youth Offender Parole Board | Secretary of the Youth and Adult Correctional Agency, announced 1/2/99 |
| Susan K. Burr, co-director of CSU Institute for Education Reform and former principal consultant to the Senate Education and Appropriations committees | Undersecretary for Education, appointed by Gary Hart, announced 1/13/99 |
| Christine Aranda, principal of Southwest High School in Chula Vista | Deputy Education Secretary, named by Hart to be in charge of K-12 Education, announced 1/13/99 |
| Diana Fuentes-Michel, student financial aid coordinator for the California Community Colleges Chancellor's Office | Assistant Education Secretary for Higher Education, announced by Hart, 1/13/99 |
| Margaret Fortune, assistant director of Project Pipeline, a non-profit teacher training program | Assistant Education Secretary for Special Programs, announced by Hart, 1/13/99 |
| Ann Bancroft, Sacramento Bee editorial writer | Assistant Education Secretary in charge of communications, announced by Hart, 1/13/99 |
| Dwight "Spike" Helmick, commissioner, California Highway Patrol | Commissioner, California Highway Patrol, reappointed, announced 1/14/99 |
| Annette L. Porini, chief consultant, Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee | Chief Deputy Director - Policy of the Department of Finance, announced 1/26/99 |
| Betty T. Yee, principal consultant, Assembly Appropriations Committee | Chief Deputy Director - Budget of the Department of Finance, announced 1/26/99 |
| Robert D. Miyashiro, director of finance for the state Department of Education | Chief Deputy Director - Legislation of the Department of Finance, announced 1/26/99 |
| Sandy Harrison, press secretary to Senate President Pro Tem John Burton | Assistant Director - Communications of the Department of Finance, announced 1/26/99 |
| Kathleen Hamilton, deputy chief of staff and senior advisor to then-Lt.Gov. Davis | Director, Department of Consumer Affairs, announced 1/27/99 |
| Linda Adams, consultant to Senate Agriculture and Water Resources Committee | Deputy Legislative Secretary for Agriculture, Water and Resources Issues and Director of Assembly Relations, announced 1/28/99 |
| Susan Hammer, former mayor of San Jose | Member, State Board of Education, announced 2/2/99 |
| Monica Lozano, associate publisher of La Opinion, Spanish-language daily newspaper | Member, State Board of Education, announced 2/2/99 |
| Carlton J. Jenkins, founder and head of Founders National Bank of Los Angeles, first African American-owned bank in state | Member, State Board of Education, announced 2/2/99 |
| Vicki Reynolds, former mayor of Beverly Hills | Member, State Board of Education, announced 2/2/99 |
| Clifford Allenby, former director of the Department of Developmental Services, among other things | Interim Director, Department of General Services, announced 2/8/99 |
| Christina A. Polley, former executive for Siemens Business Communications | Deputy Director for Telecommunications, Department of General Services, announced 2/8/99 |
| Kevin Starr, state librarian | Reappointed State Librarian, announced 2/10/99 |
| William Elkins, former deputy mayor to the late Tom Bradley of Los Angeles | Member, State Personnel Board, announced 2/10/99 |
| Elias S. Cortez, chief information officer for San Bernardino County | Director, Department of Information Technology, announced 2/17/99 |
| Robert Dell'Agostino , acting chief deputy director, Department of Information Technology (will head Health and Welfare Data Center) | Member, Y2K Compliance Team, announced 2/17/99 |
| Christina A. Polley, deputy director, Department of General Services (see above) | Member, Y2K Compliance Team, announced 2/17/99 |
| John "Rusty" Areias, former state assemblyman and former chair of the state Coastal Commission | Director, Department of Parks and Recreation, announced 2/18/99 |
| Marcy V. Saunders, business manager of the Building and Construction Trades Council of San Mateo County | Chief of the Division of Labor Standards Enforcement at the Department of Industrial Relations, announced 2/18/99 |
| Thomas Michael Hannigan, former state assemblyman and real estate broker | Director, Department of Water Resources and member, Fish and Game Commission, announced 2/18/99 |
| Alan C. Lloyd, executive director, Energy and Environmental Engineering Center for the Desert Research Institute, Nevada State University System | Chair, State Air Resources Board, announced 2/18/99 |
| Christina L. Desser, director for the Migratory Species Project in San Francisco | California Coastal Commission, announced 2/25 |
| Cynthia McClain-Hill of Los Angeles, co-founder of McClain-Hill-Cooper law firm | California Coastal Commission, announced 2/25 |
| Tal Finney, senior assistant and policy director to the governor | Interim director, Department of Social Services, announced 2/26 |
| Michael Kahn, senior partner at Folger, Levin & Kahn LLP, San Francisco | Commission on Judicial Performance, announced 2/26 |
| William A. Newsom, former appellate justice | Lahontan Regional Water Quality Control Board, announced 2/22 |
| Steven A. Nissen, executive director of the State Bar | Special assistant for innovation in government, announced 3/1 |
| Joyce L. Wallach, general counsel for Accumed International Inc. | Deputy secretary for economic development at the Trade and Commerce Agency, announced 3/1 |
| Kimberly D. Miller, legislative director for Rep.Elijah Cummings | Deputy director for human resources for California's Washington, D.C. office, announced 3/1. |
| Clarence "Cal" A. Terhune, director, Department of Corrections | Reappointed, director of the Department of Corrections, announced 3/3 |
| Gregori S. Zermeno, superintendent of the DeWitt Nelson Correctional Facility | Director, California Youth Authority, announced 3/3 |
| Stephen W. White, former Sacramento County district attorney | Inspector General for the Youth and Adult Correctional Agency, announced 3/3 |
| Yeoryios C. Apallas, deputy attorney general | Special counsel to the governor's legal affairs secretary, announced 3/3 |
| Clothhilde V. Hewlett, State Bar, office of admissions | Undersecretary, State and Consumer Services Agency, announced 3/3 |
| Hugh Friedman, professor of corporate law, University of San Diego (husband of Lynn Schenk) | Member, State Air Resources Board, announced 3/3 |
| Barbara George, member of California Arts Council, partner of George and Jacobson Interiors, San Francisco | Member, California Arts Council, announced 3/3 |
| Terry M. Giles, attorney | Member, Tahoe Regional Planning Agency, announced 3/3 |
| Sheila R. Mohan, deputy legislative counsel | Deputy Legal Affairs Secretary, announced 3/3 |
| Shelleyanne W. Chang, deputy attorney general | Deputy Legal Affairs Secretary, announced 3/3 |
| Tony V. Harris, district director, Department of Transportation | Chief deputy director for Caltrans, announced 3/4 |
| Charles Center, director of legislation for the California State Council of Laborers | Reappointed to the Industrial Welfare Commission, announced 3/9 |
| William P. Carlson, chief of Golden Gate Division of the California Highway Patrol | Deputy commissioner of the CHP, announced 3/9 |
| Rob Reiner, movie actor, producer, director and chair of Prop. 10 campaign | Chair of the California Children and Families First Commission, created by Prop. 10, the tobacco tax initiative, announced 3/10 |
| Robert C. Hight, executive director of the California State Lands Commission | Director of the Department of Fish and Game, announced 3/10 |
| Jeremy H. Hallisey, president of a political consulting firm | Director of the governor's San Francisco office, announced 3/10 |
| Sherry L. Lansing, head of Paramount Pictures | University of California Board of Regents, announced 3/11 |
| Judith L. Hopkinson, chief operating officer of Ameriquest Capital Corp. | University of California Board of Regents, announced 3/11 |
| John J. Moores, chairman of the San Diego Padres baseball club and JMI Service, Inc | University of California Board of Regents, announced 3/11 |
| Cruz Bustamante, lieutenant governor | Co-chair, Governor's Commission on Building for the 21st Century, announced 3/11 |
| Maria Contreras-Sweet, secretary of Business, Transportation and Housing Agency | Co-chair, Governor's Commission on Building for the 21st Century, announced 3/11 |
| Nolice J. Edwards, Kahl/Pownall lobbyist | Deputy Legislative Secretary, announced 3/12 |
| Richard W. Figueroa Jr., principal consultant to Senate Insurance Committee | Deputy Legislative Secretary, announced 3/12 |
| Ann M. Richardson, Sacramento attorney | Deputy Legislative Secretary, announced 3/12 |
| John "Jack" K. Smith of Hayward, partner in Haley, Purchio, Sakai & Smith | Board of Directors, Hasting College of Law, announced 3/12 |
| Karen A. Getman, San Francisco, special counsel at firm of Rogers, Joseph, O'Donnell & Quinn | Chair, Fair Political Practices Commission, announced 3/15 |
| Jay R. Stroh, former Inglewood and El Segundo police chief, and director of the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control since 1983 | Reappointed, director of the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, announced 3/17 |
| Juan J. Villarreal, marketing manager for Diamond Walnut Growers, Inc. | Undersecretary of the Department of Food and Agriculture, announced 3/17 |
| Chris M. Wagaman, former aide to then-Speaker Cruz Bustamante | Deputy secretary of the Department of Food and Agriculture, announced 3/17/99 |
| Loretta Lynch, partner in San Francisco law firm of Keker & Van Nest | Director, Office of Planning and Research, announced 3/17/99 |
| Edwin F. Lowry, environmental director, California District Attorneys Association | Director of Department of Toxic Substances Control, announced 3/18/99 |
| Andrea E. Tuttle, natural resources consultant | Director, Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, announced 3/19/99 |
| Elwood "Woody" Allshouse, assistant chief of Department of Forestry and Fire Protection | Chief deputy director, Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, announced 3/19/99 |
| David S. Kim, deputy assistant U.S. Trade Representative | Special representative for the governor's Washington, D.C. office, for the California Resources Agency and Department of Transportation, announced 3/19/99 |
| Thomas A. O'Brien, associate assistant, U.S. Department of Agriculture | Special representative for the governor's Washington, D.C. office, for the Departments of Food and Agriculture and Trade and Commerce, announced 3/19/99 |
| Chad M. Condit of Ceres, chief of staff for Assemblyman Dennis Cardoza | Special Assistant to the Governor, announced 3/23/99 |
| Joan D. Dean of San Diego, director of development for the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research | Director of the San Diego regional office of the Trade and Commerce Agency, announced 3/23/99 |
| Dennis W. Hayashi, civil rights attorney from San Francisco | Director of the Department of Fair Employment and Housing, announced 3/25/99 |
| William A. Norris, former federal judge | Special Counsel for Tribal Affairs, announced 3/25/99 |
| Margaret J. "Dee Dee" Myers, former Clinton press secretary, former Tom Bradley press secretary; contributing editor to Vanity Fair; graduate of Santa Clara University | Trustee of the California State University, announced 3/26/99 |
| Susan L. Azevedo, Modesto realtor | Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board, announced 3/26/99 |
| Josephine T. De Luca, Redwood City, Wine Institute consultant and former member of the San Francisco Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board | San Francisco Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board, announced 3/26/99 |
| Michael P. Sweeney of Hayward, former assemblyman | Undersecretary for the Resources Agency, announced 3/26/99 |
| Robert E. Burton of San Francisco, member of Prison Industries Board (brother of John) | Commissioner of the Workers' Compensation Appeals Board, announced 3/29/99 |
| David Rosenberg of Davis, member of Yolo County Board of Supervisors | State Lottery Commission, announced 3/29/99 |
| Paul J. Witt of Hollywood, partner in Witt Thomas Productions | State Parks and Recreation Commission, announced 3/29/99 |
| N. Allen Sawyer, deputy district attorney in Stockton | Chief deputy director for administration and legal affairs for the Office of Criminal Justice Planning, announced 3/30/99 |
| Gina Papan, deputy state attorney general in Millbrae | Deputy director for administration and legal affairs for the Office of Criminal Justice Planning, announced 3/30/99 |
| Jeremiah "Jerry" Hallisey, president of law firm in San Francisco | California Transportation Commission, announced 3/30/99 |
| Esteban E. Torres, retired congressman from Los Angeles | California Transportation Commission, announced 3/30/99 |
| Francine B. Diamond of Pacific Palisades, principal partner in Media Partners | Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board, announced 3/30/99 |
| Paul E. Helliker, president of Clean Air Force in Austin, Texas | Director of Pesticide Regulation for the California Environmental Protection Agency, announced 3/31/99 |
| Thomas L. Soto, CEO of an environmental consulting firm | Board of Corrections, announced 3/31/99 |
| Michael S. Bernick, counsel to the Transit Services Group of HNTB Companies; former director of BART, and was counsel to Gray Davis when he was controller | Director of the Employment Development Department, announced 4/1/99 |
| Rita L. Saenz of Sacramento, partner in a seminar and organizational development company. She was Jerry Brown's appointments secretary and director of the Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs | Director of the Department of Social Services, announced 4/8/99 |
| Lara L. Bergthold of Santa Monica, executive director of the Lear Family Foundation | Commission on Judicial Performance, announced 4/15/99 |
| Gilbert J. Sandoval of Los Angeles, LAPD detective | Youthful Offender Parole Board, announced 4/13/99 |
| Ute N. Watson of Anaheim, state parole agent | Youthful Offender Parole Board, announced 4/13/99 |
| Steven J. Fogel of Los Angeles, head of Westwood Financial Corporation | California Arts Council, announced 4/16/99 |
| Mimi H. Silbert of San Francisco, leader of Delancey Street Foundation | Board of Corrections, announced 4/16/99 |
| Odessa P. Johnson of Modesto, dean of community relations at Modesto City College | University of California Board of Regents, announced 4/21/99 |
| Paul D. Monroe of Berkeley, retired Brig Gen in California Military Department | Adjutant General, State Military Department, announced 4/28/99 |
| Ezell Ware Jr. of Sacramento, assistant adjutant general of Cal Nat'l Guard | Chief Assistant Adjutant General to the State Military Dept., announced 4/28/99 |
| Diana M. Bonta of Los Angeles, Long Beach health director | Director, Department of Health Services, announced 4/29/99 |
| Genevieve A. Shiroma of Sacramento, chief of air quality measures at CARB | Agricultural Labor Relations Board, announced 4/29/99 |
| Gloria A. Barrios of Los Angeles, deputy attorney general | Agricultural Labor Relations Board, announced 4/29/99 |
| Herbert O. Mason of Fresno, professor at Fresno State Univ. | Agricultural Labor Relations Board, announced 4/29/99 |
| Genevieve A. Shiroma of Sacramento, chief of air quality measures at the Air Resources Board | Chair, Agricultural Labor Relations Board, announced 5/5/99 |
| Tomas Alvarado of San Gabriel, undersecretary of the CDVA | Secretary of the California Department of Veterans Affairs, announced 5/21/99 |
| Raul N. Galindo of Los Angeles, detective supervisor with the L.A. Police Dept. | Youthful Offender Parole Board, announced 5/12/99 |
| Joel Z. Hyatt of San Mateo, chair of the Global Business Network | California Public Utilities Commission, announced 6/9/99 |
| Carl W. Wood of San Diego, senior national representative for the Utility Workers Union of America | California Public Utilities Commission, announced 6/9/99 |
| Gary S. Winuk of Elk Grove, deputy district attorney | Deputy director of research and special projects for the Office of Criminal Justice Planning, announced 6/10/99 |
| Robert Pernell of Sacramento, director of research for State Council of Laborers | Chair of the California Energy Commission, announced 6/14/99 |
| Matthew McKinnon of Sacramento, regional director of Conference of Machinists | Member, California Air Resources Board, announced 6/14/99 |
| Sean Harrigan of Anaheim, international VP of Food and Commerce Workers International Union | Member, State Personnel Board, announced 6/14/99 |
| Daniel Curtin of Sacramento, director, State Council of Carpenters | Chief deputy director, Department of Industrial Relations, announced 6/14/99 |
| Suzanne Marria of San Francisco, senior counsel to DIR Industrial Medical Council | Assistant director, Department of Industrial Relations, announced 6/14/99 |
| Henry Patrick Nunn of Alameda, Painting and Decorating JATC of the Bay Area, Inc. | Chief of the Division of Apprenticeship Standards, Department of Industrial Relations, announced 6/14/99 |
| Richard Gannon of Cherry Valley, commissioner for Workers' Compensation Appeals Board | Administrative director, Division of Workers' Compensation, announced 6/14/99 |
| Michael Gotch of Napa, former assemblyman from San Diego | Legislative Secretary, announced 6/21/99 (replacing Rick Simpson, who quit or was fired) |
| Kari Engerson Dohn of Washington, D.C., deputy assistant secretary of policy and planning for the Secretary of Commerce | Undersecretary of the California Trade and Commerce Agency, announced 6/23/99 |
| Robert J. Abernethy of Manhattan Beach, president of Self Storage Management Company and American Standard Development Company | Member, California Transportation Commission, announced 7/2/99 |
| Eric C. Bauman of Los Angeles, managing partner for Consultants in Nursing Services Administration | Special assistant to the governor for community issues in Southern California, announced 7/7/99 |
| Mark T. Harris of Sacramento, an attorney who once was chief of staff to then-Assemblyman Elihu Harris | Undersecretary for Business, Transportation and Housing Agency, announced 8/19/99 |
| Alfonso R. Salazar of Los Angeles, director of the mayor's Los Angeles Business Team | Assistant secretary for economic development in the California Trade and Commerce Agency, announced 8/19/99 |
| Keith K. Umemoto of Sacramento, consultant to Senate Health and Human Services Committee, and former legislative director for then-Sen. Alfred E. Alquist | Assistant secretary for legislative affairs, California Trade and Commerce Agency, announced 8/19/99 |
| Lynda Shelton Terry of Sacramento, public policy director for the California Alzheimer's Council | Director of the Department of Aging, announced 8/5/99 |
| George Woolverton of Los Angeles, partner in law firm of Stockwell, Harris, Widom and Woolverton | Member of the Fair Employment and Housing Commission, announced 9/27/99 |
| Kristen M. Aliotti of San Diego, former aide to Assemblywoman Denise Ducheny | Director of the Office of California-Mexico Affairs, announced 7/29/99 |
| Rudy P. Murillo of San Diego, INS official, ex-aide to former U.S. Rep. Lionel Van Deerlin | Director of the Commission of the Californias, announced 7/29/99 |
| Wayne S. Bell of Los Angeles, senior counsel for Ralphs Grocery Company | Deputy secretary and special counsel for the Business, Transportation and Housing Agency, announced 10/4/99 |
| Glen A. Rosselli of Oakland, a policy consultant | Undersecretary of the Health and Human Services Agency, announced 7/13/99 |
| Linda Moulten-Patterson of Fountain Valley, president of a consulting group | Member of the Integrated Waste Management Board, announced 8/23/99 |
| Lynn Schenk of San Diego, chief aide and senior counselor | Chief of Staff, announced 10/21/99 |
| Vince Hall of San Diego, staff director and co-chief aide with Schenk | Resigned November 1999 to go into private business in San Diego |
| Susan Kennedy, cabinet secretary | Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy and Cabinet Affairs, announced 10/21/99 |
| Michael Yamaki, senior adviser | Appointments Secretary, announced 10/21/99 |
| Dario Frommer, appointments secretary | Resigned 10/99 to run for state Assembly |
| Paula R. Zinnemann of Los Angeles, attorney | Real Estate Commissioner, announced 11/8/99 |
| Darryl W. Young of Davis, assistant to governor in Office of Planning and Research | Director, Department of Conservation, announced 11/8/99 |
| H. Wes Pratt of San Diego, leader of Urban Corps of San Diego | Director of California Conservation Corps, announced 11/8/99 |
| John D. Ferrera of Sacramento, former legislative director for U.S. Rep. Barcia | Assistant secretary of transportation/highways in the Business, Transportation and Housing Agency, announced 11/11/99 |
| Dr. Stephen W. Mayberg of Carmichael, state Mental Health director since 1993 | Reappointed Director of Department of Mental Health, announced 11/11/99 |
| Timothy Dayonot of San Mateo, government and public affairs manager for the CPUC | Director of Department of Community Services and Development, announced 11/11/99 |
| Allen H. Sumner of Sacramento, senior assistant state attorney general | Deputy secretary, general counsel for State and Consumer Services Agency, announced 11/11/99 |
| Dr. Catherine T. Campisi, coordinator for disabled student programs, California Community Colleges | Director, Department of Rehabilitation, announced 11/11/99 |
| Eric C. Bauman of Los Angeles, special assistant to governor for Southern California community issues | Director, governor's Los Angeles regional office, announced 11/11/99 |
| Julie I. Bornstein of Sacramento, chief deputy controller for external affairs and former Assembly member | Director, Department of Housing and Community Development, announced 12/2/99 |
| Patricia W. Neal of Huntington Beach, president of Pat Neal Associates real estate firm | Deputy secretary for housing in Business, Transportation and Housing Agency, announced 12/2/99 |
| Steven A. Nissen of Los Angeles, special assistant to the governor for innovation in government | Acting staff director, governor's office, announced 12/3/99 |
| Nelson H. Chan of Sacramento, general counsel for the Sacramento Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce | Director, Sacramento Regional Office, Trade and Commerce Agency, announced 12/10/99 |
| Bruce R. Grogan of San Diego, senior advisor, social sector reform, U.S. Agency for International Development | Deputy secretary for economic development, Trade and Commerce Agency, announced 12/10/99 |
| Jeffrey Y. Matsui of Los Angeles, former senior advisor to Suzuki Enterprises | Director of the Office of Foreign Investment, Trade and Commerce Agency, announced 12/10/99 |
| Michelle M. Poche of San Jose, chief of staff to Santa Clara County Supervisor Joe Simitian | Director, Bay Area Regional Office, Trade and Commerce Agency, announced 12/10/99 |
| Joseph A. Raguso of San Diego, president, San Diego Regional Technology Alliance | Deputy secretary for strategic technology, Trade and Commerce Agency, announced 12/10/99 |
| Allen M. Lawrence of Los Angeles, insurance broker and chair of Allen Lawrence & Associates | Member, California Transportation Commission, announced 1/21/00 |
| Curtis L. Child of Sacramento, consultant, Assembly Human Services Committee | Director, Department of Child Support Services, announced 1/27/00 |