Clubs of Silicon Valley boys and girls appoint three new members in their board of directors

New bgcsv director

San Jose, California. , March 24, 2025 , Nap -Boys and Girls Club of Silicon Valley (BGCSV), a non-profit youth service group, which provides school voluntary activities for young people through the clubhouse of the valley, announced the appointment of Kim Paes, Terry Passion, Sanjay Chandra to his board of directors.

BGCSV President and CEO Steve Wimmer said, “We are excited to welcome three such incredible leaders for boys and girls’ boards of Silicon Valley’s Board of Directors.” “Kim, Terry, and Sanjay bring depth of diverse knowledge, experience and enthusiasm that will help us to create positive effects and opportunities for the youth we serve.”

Paes, the Chief Operating Officer at the Boys and Girls Clubs of San Landro, already helped Paes develop and implement Vision 2020 – a project that turned the club into a dedicated teenage center and community hub, leading to a $ 11+ million capital campaign with emotional employees, boards and a team of the community. Now, as CEO, she is leading the development of the organization eight times, expanding its access to more than 5,000 youths on 25 sites and grows, providing a comprehensive route of support from vaccines through high school graduation.

“I believe it is necessary that neighboring boys and girls clubs work together and work to create mutual efforts and regional consequences – when one of us is strong, we are all stronger,” Paes said. “I am incredibly excited to join the board of directors for boys and girls clubs of Silicon Valley to carry forward my shared mission!”

Pashion is an experienced executive leader with a proven track record in global real estate, workplace operations, employee experience and corporate security. With more than 25 years of expertise, he has successfully managed Multimilian-Dollar corporate headquarters projects, streamlining global real estate portfolio, and leading the spontaneous physical integration of multiple acquisitions in various industries. Currently 8×8, Inc. In the form of Global Workplace, Safety and Physical Security as Senior Director, Passion has played an important role in expanding the company’s global footprint in fourteen countries, which looks forward to strategic site selection, lease talks and high-profile construction projects.

“I am really honored to join the board of directors for boys and girls clubs of Silicon Valley,” Passion said. “To give back to the community, especially by supporting and advising young people, has always been important to me. I have already seen the effect that can be guided, opportunity and a strong support system can be on a child’s future. I am excited to be a part of an outfit that is making a real difference, and I am ready to contribute to my mission in any way.”

Chandra is the vice president of information technology at Luceded Motors. A forward thinking with a strong vision for the future of technology, his focus is on innovation, strategic change and a bold vision. Chandra’s passion lies in the leadership leadership, anchor in building and scaling of strong teams with focus on execution, sympathy and trust.

Chandra said, “I am happy to participate in the important task of joining Silicon Valley’s Boys and Girls Club and empowering youth in my community.”

About Silicon Valley’s boys and girls clubs
Silicon Valley’s Boys and Girls Club has been at the forefront of youth development in Santa Clara County for 80 years, providing an innovative and effective after school and summer enrichment programs for mainly low income, the youth of Santa Clara County are 5–18+ years. Our mission is to inspire and empower all the youth, especially those who need us the most, to feel their entire capacity as productive, responsible and careful adults. To learn more about our programs and opportunities, travel www.bgclub.org Or join our online community on LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook @BgClubsv.