Euriah joined Fidelity Capital Markets (FCM) in 2014, bringing extensive experience in municipal finance and retail distribution. From 2018 through 2024, he served as Citi’s retail liaison in connection with FCM’s retail distribution agreement with Citi, where he played a central role in expanding access to municipal offerings for individuals. In 2025, he rejoined FCM to continue building on his long track record of advising and supporting public sector clients.

With more than 25 years of public finance experience, Euriah has partnered with public entities across the country to design and execute innovative financing strategies. His expertise spans transaction execution, derivatives marketing, and the development of bond marketing strategies that align issuer objectives with investor demand. Over the course of his career, he has structured and delivered a wide range of financings, consistently helping issuers secure cost-effective access to capital while maintaining strong credit profiles.

Euriah earned his A.B. in Economics from Stanford University and his MBA in Finance from Columbia Business School.

Graham has served as bond counsel, disclosure counsel, and underwriter’s counsel on a broad range of tax-exempt and taxable financings, including general obligation bonds, special tax bonds, revenue bonds, lease revenue bonds, and certificates of participation. Graham has acted in the lead bond and disclosure counsel role on numerous projects, including California’s K–14 districts and charter schools, to finance the construction and rehabilitation of schools to meet the needs of students and the community. He has acted in the lead bond and disclosure counsel role on numerous formations and financings under the Mello-Roos Community Facilities Act of 1982, serving as counsel to educational agencies, cities, counties, and public utilities. He has also assisted multiple educational agencies through the election process to win voter approval for their bond issuances and has experience with a variety of financing options available to California community college and school districts. As disclosure counsel, Graham provides school districts with strategic advice on compliance with SEC rules and regulations, including the disclosure requirements of federal securities laws.

Mike Pott is a recovering litigator, having spent 17 years defending a variety of public and private entities in litigation in state and federal courts with the Sacramento law firm Porter Scott. Mr. Pott was a shareholder with the firm and specialized in employment and civil rights matters, including use of force cases.

Mr. Pott has worked for PRISM for the past 10 years. He currently serves as the Chief Operating Officer and Chief Legal Counsel for the past two years and, before that, served as the Chief Claims Officer/Chief Legal Counsel. In his current capacity, he provides legal advice to the organization and oversees PRISM’s operations.

Samantha currently serves as the Debt Finance Manager for the County of San Diego, where she oversees the County’s municipal debt portfolio, including Certificates of Participation, Pension Obligation Bonds, and other financial instruments. Her responsibilities also extend to leading the projection of debt financing needs to support long-range capital planning.

Prior to joining the County in May 2025, Samantha held the position of Financing Coordinator with the City of San Diego, where she managed the City’s Lease Revenue Bond Program.

She holds a Bachelor’s of Science in Political Science with a minor in Sociology from Northeastern University, as well as a Master of Public Administration from San Diego State University.

Lori Treviño is an Assistant Vice President – Analyst on the Western Regional Local Governments Ratings Team covering municipal credits throughout western states and serving as the local government lead for Arizona, Washington and cities in California. She had a lead role in updates to property assessment and tax increment rating methodologies, as well as served on the working group that developed the instrument considerations framework for special tax securities rated under sector-based methodologies. She was a member of the working group that established the analytical framework for evaluating ESG risks for public school districts across the US and continues to participate in evaluating credit impact of environmental and social risks on local governments in the western US.

Prior to joining Moody’s, Lori was a financial analyst and the redevelopment program manager for the City of El Cerrito; a managing consultant at Seifel Consulting, serving clients that included public agencies and real estate developers; and management analyst for the City of Fremont. Her professional experience includes management and financing of revitalization programs, projects and properties; city budgeting; and analysis of real estate economics and development impacts, including the fiscal effects of land use policies given tax and revenue limitations, such as California’s Propositions 13 and 22, and similar legal provisions in other states.

Lori holds AB degrees in Mass Communication and History from the University of California, Berkeley and a Master in Public Policy degree from the Harvard Kennedy School.

Tyler is the co-founder and CEO of DebtBook, a leading provider of cloud software for treasury and accounting teams in the public finance industry.

During his ten years of working with government and non-profit finance teams as an investment banker and financial advisor, Tyler developed a passion for the importance of these teams and the impact of their work on our communities. He also saw firsthand the lack of modern tools designed for our servant-leaders to do their best work.

Better outcomes for finance teams in these organizations will result in more, better and faster delivery of education, healthcare, senior care, clean water, affordable housing, public safety, transportation and overall community health and quality of life. However, these teams have not historically been provided with modern solutions that create the time and visibility required to make swift and accurate decisions. DebtBook was purpose-built to help improve the integral operations of these complex organizations to deliver these critical outcomes.

As the CEO of DebtBook, Tyler is committed to building the best-in-class software solutions that our government and non-profit finance teams deserve. The configurable solution helps treasurers and accountants in public finance streamline their entire debt management processes, from data management, payments, accounting and financial reporting, disclosure, tax compliance, and proceed spend-down management. By equipping these teams with innovative tools to power their organizations, DebtBook is improving the way public finance works for all of us.

Erwin Tam was appointed Director of Financing at the California Housing Finance Agency (CalHFA) by Governor Gavin Newsom in September 2021. CalHFA is California’s statewide affordable housing lender dedicated to financing mortgage loans and downpayment assistance for first-time homebuyers and multifamily rental developments for low- and moderate-income Californians.

As Director of Financing, Erwin is responsible for CalHFA’s financial operations. This includes the controllership, investments and treasury management, capital markets, financial planning and analysis, annual budget, and financial risk management.

Prior to joining CalHFA, Erwin spent 20 years in municipal advisory and investment banking roles, most recently as Senior Vice President at Backstrom McCarley Berry & Co. in San Francisco. He has consulted on and structured over $18 billion of municipal bonds throughout his career across a variety of sectors including K-12/higher education, transportation, municipal utilities, and general government.

Erwin was recently honored by the Sacramento Business Journal with a 2024 C-Suite Award in recognition of his efforts at CalHFA. Erwin has a BA from the University of California, Berkeley in Economics and Environmental Science (Biological Science).

Dale Scott is the founder and CEO of WireSafe LLC, a cybersecurity platform designed to protect financial wire transfer instructions from increasingly sophisticated cyber threats. After witnessing the growing threat of cyberfraud targeting wire instructions in municipal finance, Dale created WireSafe to provide increased protection for financial institutions and public agencies.

With over 40 years of leadership in municipal finance, Dale has built deep expertise across the industry. He previously served as an investment banker on Wall Street, headed Wells Fargo’s Public Finance Department, and founded DS&C, one of California’s top municipal advisory firms. Under his leadership, DS&C has overseen more than $30 billion in transactions and earned national recognition, including The Bond Buyer’s Small-Issuer Deal of the Year and inclusion in Inc. Magazine’s Best in Business and as-one of the fastest-growing private companies in America.

WireSafe’s mission is to proactively defend the municipal finance community against evolving cyber risks in order to help maintain trust in public financial systems. Dale is the author of Win-Win: An Insider’s Guide to School Bonds and holds a degree from Harvard University.

Anton Aboukhalil is a Managing Director at Assured Guaranty where he leads AI Strategy and Transformation in Public Finance, to enhance operational efficiency and scale the business.

Prior to that, Anton led the Artificial Intelligence Center of Excellence at TIAA, where he helped drive the enterprise-wide “AI First” transformation. His team was responsible for AI Governance, Business Enablement, Innovation, Education, and Delivery of AI/ML solutions. Throughout his career he has spearheaded the delivery of AI/ML products and AI transformations in large financial institutions and startups, with close to a decade touching the municipal fixed income space.

Anton earned his Doctorate in Aeronautics & Astronautics from MIT, where he conducted research in data science and genomics at Harvard Medical School.

Karma Pemba is a Managing Director and Co-Head of the California K-14 Group of RBC Capital Markets, LLC. Karma has been in the financial service industry for over 17 years. Mr. Pemba’s expertise includes structing general obligation bonds, certificate of participation, revenue bonds, tax and revenue anticipation note, and student/workforce housing. Over his career, Mr. Pemba has completed over 200 financings totaling over $25 billion.

Mr. Pemba graduated with a Bachelor of Business Administration from Baruch College and a Master of Business Administration from Fordham University. He is currently registered with FINRA with Series 50, 52, 63 and 79.