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Last Longtime Google Connection Leaves Mountain View City Hall

January 29, 20133 Mins read753
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By Sharon Simonson Mountain View Economic Development Manager Ellis Berns is leaving the city after nearly two decades to pursue a career in the private sector as a real estate and economic development consultant. Berns (pictured) has been the city’s main point of contact for Google Inc. for more than a decade. He is also […]

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