Bruce Bronzan

Who is Bruce Bronzan?

Bruce C. Bronzan was a member of the California State Assembly from 1982 until his resignation in 1993. Prior to serving in the Assembly, he served on the Fresno County Board of Supervisors from 1975 until his election in 1982. In the state Assembly, he was Chairman of the Health Committee, the Select Committee on Mental Health, and the Appropriations Sub-Committee on Health. He became a nationally recoginized leader in mental health successfully carrying the Mental Health Reform Act, Re-Alignment, and the first mental health parity bill in the nation. He was also extensively involved in policy work for kids-at-risk, aging and long-term-care, and public health with more than a hundred pieces of major legislation passed under his name. After resigning from the Assembly early in 1993, he became the Associate Dean for Administration and Development, with the Medical School at the University of California, San Frnacisco. He was also a Senior Scholar with the USCF Phil Lee Institute of Health Policy Studies. He is now the President of Trilogy, a healthcare internet company that specializes in developing community based web portals in health and human service for counties and states. He received his undergraduate degree from California State University, Fresno, was a fellow with the Coro Foundation in San Francisco, and received a Masters Degree in Urban Studies from Occidental College in Los Angeles. He is married to Jeri Brittel Bronzan, and currently resides in Greenbrae, California. Daughter, Chloë Bronzan is a professional actress and director in the San Francisco Bay area. Son, Forest owns an e-marketing business in San Rafael, California. Mr. Bronzan started his career as a high school teacher, then became a program director in mental health in Fresno County before successfully running for the County Board of Supervisors.