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Based in San Jose, Jeffrey Cristina serves as managing partner of Zanker Road Landfill. In this role, he draws on industry experience extending nearly two decades. Jeffrey Cristina also holds civic leadership responsibilities with the City of Campbell, having served in elected positions such as mayor, vice mayor, and council member over the past eight years. 

Among Mr. Cristina’s accomplishments, he established the Campbell Police Foundation and achieved certificates of recognition from the state Senate and Assembly for his impact-driven activities. He played an integral role in founding the Business San Jose Chamber PAC 
and is a trustee for the Silicon Valley Organization PAC.

Mr. Cristina additionally maintains a leadership role in waste recovery and is a member of the California Resource Recovery Association and California Refuse Recycling Council. He has also been involved in organizing the startup GreenWaste Petaluma on an accelerated schedule, and he engaged closely with San Jose residents in significantly boosting recycling rates across the city.</description>
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