Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Robert Myles Hertzberg, a native of Los Angeles, has been characterized by the Los Angeles Times as a “high-velocity wonk; he loves BIG ideas, and will flesh out every one of them if you give him a chance.” The Los Angeles Daily News has said: Hertzberg “has relentless dedication and indefatigable energy… he has a reputation for integrity and perseverance.”Hertzberg served as Speaker of the California State assembly from 2000 to 2002 where he was twice elected on a unanimous bipartisan voice vote. He takes that same spirit of energy and innovation into his law practice, his extensive community service as well as his entrepreneurial business career. Even after leaving the State Assembly, he remained committed to public service, always willing to tutor new legislators or help broker agreements on legislation to further the public interest.Since leaving the State Assembly in 2002, he has combined civic activism to reform California’s political system, ran for Mayor of Los Angeles in 2005,ground-breaking work in the field of alternative energy and a successful law practice. (He was named a “Super Lawyer”in 2004, 2006 and from 2008 through 2013 and the Daily Journal also named him one of the Top 100 lawyers in California, while the Los Angeles Business Journal named him one of their top 10 lawyers in 2007).The web site “googlism.com” said that “Bob Hertzberg one of the most talented and respected legislators ever to come out of the California Assembly.”. }
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- Robert_Hertzberg abstract "Robert Myles Hertzberg, a native of Los Angeles, has been characterized by the Los Angeles Times as a “high-velocity wonk; he loves BIG ideas, and will flesh out every one of them if you give him a chance.” The Los Angeles Daily News has said: Hertzberg “has relentless dedication and indefatigable energy… he has a reputation for integrity and perseverance.”Hertzberg served as Speaker of the California State assembly from 2000 to 2002 where he was twice elected on a unanimous bipartisan voice vote. He takes that same spirit of energy and innovation into his law practice, his extensive community service as well as his entrepreneurial business career. Even after leaving the State Assembly, he remained committed to public service, always willing to tutor new legislators or help broker agreements on legislation to further the public interest.Since leaving the State Assembly in 2002, he has combined civic activism to reform California’s political system, ran for Mayor of Los Angeles in 2005,ground-breaking work in the field of alternative energy and a successful law practice. (He was named a “Super Lawyer”in 2004, 2006 and from 2008 through 2013 and the Daily Journal also named him one of the Top 100 lawyers in California, while the Los Angeles Business Journal named him one of their top 10 lawyers in 2007).The web site “googlism.com” said that “Bob Hertzberg one of the most talented and respected legislators ever to come out of the California Assembly.”".