Bill Altavilla
              
        Board Member
          
        ABOUT BILL
  How long have you been with the Sacramento SPCA
  Board?
  I joined the board in May 2015, so 6 years now. 
  Where do you live?
  My wife and I live in Folsom.
  Tell us a little about your day, what do you do, what
  have you done?
  I have over 30 years’ experience as a financial advisor and
  investment advisors.  I am currently a principal/financial
  advisor at CAPTRUST, prior to that I ran my own independent
  financial advisory firm for more than 20 years.
  Are you currently participating in any other
  organizations or associations?
  In addition to the SSPCA, I am a member of the Sacramento Estate
  Planning Council, the El Dorado Community Foundation’s Planned
  Giving Committee and the Sacramento Region Community Foundation
  (SRCF) Philanthropic Advisors Forum Advisory Committee. I
  recently received the Don Poole Award, from the SRCF, for
  mentoring people on philanthropic giving and contributing to the
  growth of philanthropy in Sacramento. 
  Any past affiliations you would like to share?
   
  I was a founding member of the Folsom Lake College Foundation
  Board and was part of the team that hired the first president of
  Folsom Lake College.  I participated in the capital campaign
  to build the Harris Center for the arts.
  What unique talents and skills do you bring to the SSPCA
  board?
  My skills lie in planned giving consulting for non-profits,
  financial consulting, mentoring people on philanthropic giving,
  as well as investments, estate planning and wealth management.
  We would love to hear about your family, starting with
  your pets…
  Our 6-year-old chocolate lab, Shadow, is an SSPCA alum.  My
  wife Raquel and I have 3 adult children who all live in the
  Sacramento area.
  Finally, what excites you about being part of the SSPCA
  board of directors?
  I am pleased with the growth and progress the SSPCA has made over
  the years.  I am proud to be part of an organization that is
  about so much more than helping animals, it makes a difference in
  people lives, for example the PawPantry helps people keep their
  pets in their homes when the family is going through difficult
  times.
