Get ready for a political makeover, Oakland! Barbara Lee is rolling out her dream team of local power players to shake up city hall, and trust us, this isn’t your grandpa’s transition committee.

A Squad of Heavy Hitters

Lee has handpicked a transition team that reads like a who’s who of Bay Area movers and shakers. At the helm is Danny Wan, former Port of Oakland executive, proving she’s not playing around. Joining him are Keith Brown from the Alameda Labor Council and Barbara Leslie from the Oakland Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce - a combo that screams “we’re gonna get stuff done”.

The 100-Day Plan That Could Change Everything

With a 10-point plan that sounds more like a progressive wishlist, Lee is targeting everything from public safety to economic development. Imagine CEOs and police chiefs being invited to the same table? That’s the kind of radical collaboration we’ve been dreaming about.

She’s not just talking - she’s forming working groups focused on housing, homelessness, youth empowerment, and government accountability. It’s like she read our collective millennial minds and decided to turn Oakland’s challenges into opportunities.

Building a Better Oakland

This isn’t just another political transition. It’s a potential revolution in local governance. With advisors like former city attorney Barbara Parker and a team that represents diverse sectors, Lee is signaling that Oakland’s future isn’t about maintaining the status quo - it’s about reimagining what’s possible.

Stay tuned, Oakland. Change is coming, and it looks pretty damn exciting.