CalChamber Policy Staff: Mira Guertin

Mira Guertin
Policy Advocate
High Technology, Legal, Corporate, Education

Mira Guertin joined the California Chamber of Commerce in December 2009 as a policy advocate focusing on high technology, legal, corporate and education issues.

Before joining the CalChamber, Guertin was a legislative advocate and regional director at TechAmerica, a high technology trade association, where she handled public policy matters in all 50 states.

Guertin holds a B.S. in psychology from Santa Clara University. She worked for five years as a middle school teacher in Cupertino, California while earning an M.A. in education at Santa Clara University. She earned a J.D. from the McGeorge School of Law, University of the Pacific, with a certificate in government affairs.

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