
Geraldine Chau
Development CoordinatorGeraldine joined the KPBS Development Team in 2018. As a Development Coordinator, Geraldine wore many hats in the organization. She was responsible for several aspects of the KPBS Producers Club like renewals, weekly reports, the PC Post, and much more. In conjunction with supporting the Producers Club, Geraldine assisted in the Capital Campaign for the station. Geraldine has worked for many different types of non-profits around the US. After attending 3 different universities, Geraldine graduated from SDSU with a degree in Music Entrepreneurship.
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