Fady Zoubi

Fady Zoubi has been a banking professional for 16 years and has served as Vice President and Business Banking Relationship Manager at U.S. Bank for over 9 years. Zoubi's role was critical during the pandemic; helping San Francisco small businesses navigate public relief funds and loans. 

 

Zoubi is a Board Member and Secretary of the Chinatown Community Development Center (CCDC), working to empower low-income residents in San Francisco, predominantly in the east side of the City, including Chinatown and the Tenderloin. He serves on the Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Center as Treasurer, working to support low-income families and seniors to live with dignity and compassion. While serving as treasurer of the North Beach Business Association, Zoubi helped establish the Shared Spaces initiative for small businesses.

 

Zoubi's community advocacy includes helping establish the City's Shared Spaces and parklets program equitably and efficiently. Zoubi helped form new grassroots organizations in the City for immigrant communities and minority-owned small businesses, ensured the continued growth and mission-driven success of CCDC and TelHi, and helped dozens of citywide small businesses navigate COVID guidance and changing health orders. Zoubi helped build coalitions among the City's API, SWANA, and other communities of color to ensure adequate services and support during the pandemic. Zoubi successfully advocated for BigBelly trash bins, ashtrays, street closures, and street cleanings and lighting.

 

Fady Zoubi is a first-generation immigrant and advocates for San Francisco's diverse communities, residents, and small businesses. Zoubi co-founded two grassroots organizations: the South West Asian North African (SWANA) Democratic Club and Neighborhood Business Alliance to uplift the voices of San Francisco's Arab, South Asian, and immigrant populations. Specifically, the SWANA Democratic Club increases Get Out the Vote (GOTV) efforts and political activities of marginalized communities while the Alliance unifies immigrant, BIPOC, female, LGBTQ+, and other minority-owned small businesses to address systemic disadvantages and promote local.

 

Commissioner Zoubi was appointed by the Board of Supervisors. Commissioner Zoubi serves in Seat 5: at-large position. Commissioner Zoubi's term ends July 2, 2028.