Some of you may remember that in December, after thoughtful reflection and conversations with many who encouraged me to step forward, I announced that I would not be entering the race to become California’s next Insurance Commissioner. That decision came down to one thing: this role demands a leader fully prepared to dedicate the time, focus, and energy required to navigate one of the most complex challenges facing our state and to ensure a stable, fair, and accessible insura

"When leaders respond to loss of life with defense instead of reflection, they reveal that power, not people, is what matters to them most."

Over the last several weeks, I have been humbled by the number of elected & appointed leaders, community partners, colleagues and friends who have encouraged me to consider a campaign for California Insurance Commissioner. I don’t take that confidence lightly. It reflects the work we have done together in economic development, equity, civic engagement, and community-building across California and beyond. After thoughtful reflection, conversations with my family, and deep cons

Tomorrow is World Mental Health Day & here's why I'm taking one: Anxiety & depression aren’t things leaders like to talk about — but they’re real, especially when you’re serving in the spotlight. I’ve held leadership roles for a long time, and I’ve learned that when chaos hits — when there’s confusion, criticism, or conflict — people look to you to stay calm. To smile. To keep everything together. Because your team, your volunteers, and sometimes even your own family depend o

As Small Business Month comes to a close, I'm reflecting with gratitude on the many opportunities I've had to champion and celebrate the entrepreneurial spirit that drives our communities. Whether it's been serving as a Chamber of Commerce CEO, a City Council Member, or an advocate for economic growth, I've been honored to stand front & center during some of the most meaningful milestones for small businesses. From ribbon cuttings to grand openings and groundbreaking ceremoni

Daniel H. Sohn takes the Oath of Office as a newly appointed Commissioner on the Sonoma County Commission on Human Rights.

October 24, 2024 by Hon. Daniel H. Sohn Today, as we honor the 79th anniversary of United Nations Day, we celebrate the establishment of...

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CALEXICO CHRONICLEON NOVEMBER 5, 2021 Daniel Sohn, chief executive officer of the Imperial Valley Regional Chamber of Commerce, has been...

NORTH BAY BUSINESS JOURNAL June 15, 2022 Daniel H. Sohn, managing partner and senior lobbyist for Sonoma-based Floridian Group, is a 2022...

Sep 8, 2022 Updated Jul 17, 2023 Antioch Mayor Lamar Thorpe has linked with the local Chamber of Commerce to establish seed money to...

written by CC News November 29, 2022 The Antioch City Council provided direction to city staff to move towards providing the Antioch...

By Daniel H. Sohn – Guest writer Apr 10, 2024 Updated Apr 11, 2024 11:49am EDT See why Pride Chamber's Daniel Sohn believes sports have...