Meet Joan Ervine: Candidate for Mayor of Redondo Beach – Patch

Redondo Beach, California – small business owner Joan Ervine is running for the mayor of Beach Redondo in the city’s general election on March 4.

Irvine is currently working as a marketing consultant, hosting a radio show and a doctor for clinical hypnotherapy. For 25 years, IRVINE has been the CEO in three different online children’s protection organizations: Association of Sites that advocate for the protection of the child; The International Foundation for Online Liability; Responsitech.

Learn more about Irvine and its goals for Redondo Beach:

Education

Ervine won his bachelor’s degree in psychology and human development from the Kansas State University.

Why are you looking for this office?

I am looking for the mayor’s office because I felt that I could be so effective from the audience and a change was needed. For example, the current mayor has been appointed without a defined process. More time was spent discussing leaf fans than a mayor appointment.

What is the most consistent question that Redondo Beach is confronted with and what do you intend to do about it if selected?

There are many, but economic development is one of the most common. Redondo has been anti-business in the last eight years. Due to the lack of tax revenue from business, Redondo
The infrastructure breaks down. So there were three measures to bond elections in November, known as taxes on residents and urban services costs increased. We need a more balanced economy and less lawsuits.

What are the main differences between you and other candidates?

I believe that I am more pragmatic and have years of facilitating the development of online childcare policies: notice if ASACP. I do not use this position as a step, just to serve the people in Redondo to improve their quality of life and the future of Redondo.

What questions are close to your heart and how will you contact them if you are selected?

Go back to more meetings of the Civil City Council, which adhere to established policies and the Brown Act and are respectful of all residents.

What is the best advice that anyone has ever shared with you?

By CEO at the National Center for Missing and Operated Children during a child protection conference in Rome: Grow or Die!