Neeta
Sane elected as a trustee to the Houston Community
College
- NOV. 10, 2007
Gary Singh
NRI Neeta Sane came out the winner in her
bid for Houston Community College Trustee
District VII in the November 2007 election.
She garnered 51.46% of the vote in a 3-way
race with a margin of over 18% more votes
than her closest rival.
Neeta Sane thanked her supporters for their
commitment, hard work and vote for Neeta Sane.
As HCC Trustee, She plans to work to ensure
quality education at affordable price and
at easily accessible locations through Houston
Community College.
As the costs for higher education continue
to escalate, Houston Community College will
play a greater role in our education infrastructure
and become one of the best pathways to higher
education and workforce training.
Neeta promises to do her best to promote
HCC policies that would result in building
stronger student base and establish stronger
business partnerships for a mutually beneficial
educational and workforce environment in the
community.
She is looking forward to the continued support
from the Indo-American community as she embarks
on the trusteeship at Houston Community College
to advance the community academically, economically
and socially.
The district include southwest Houston and
Fort Bend County, Neeta Sane defeated Manuel
"Meme" Barrera and Lois Davis for
the seat vacated by
Jay Aiyer, who pleaded guilty in June
to a misdemeanor charge of tampering with
a governmental record
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Indo-Americans and our political future:
As we celebrate
India's 60th Independence day in the United
States of America, I am so thrilled to see
that Indo-Americans are not only focusing
on India, but are starting to move ahead to
gain a foothold in the political future of
this country; the land that has provided us
with opportunities to establish ourselves
as the economically strongest community.

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NRI
Neeta Sane to run for Fort Bend County Treasurer
in Nov. 2006
NRI, Neeta Sane becomes the Democratic nominee
for Fort Bend County Treasurer in the general
election in November, 2006 in Fort Bend County,
Texas. She has been a resident of Missouri City,
Texas for 9 years. She is the Managing Partner
of Positronic Systems LC, a software development
and consulting firm, which specializes in developing
financial software for fraud-prevention and
payment processing for banking systems.
Neeta decided to enter the political race to
utilize her expertise in financial management
to bring efficiency, transparency and integrity
to the office of County Treasurer. Fort Bend
County being diverse in ethnicity, the need
for a qualified diverse group of people leading
our county is becoming stronger. Neeta, being
the first Indo-American women to enter the countywide
race intends to provide the expertise, stewardship
and leadership that is needed in the office
of county treasurer. "I ask all the Indo-American
citizens to join me in my efforts and mission
to bring diversity in the county leadership
and highest ethical standards to the office
of county treasurer. Together, we can make sure
that our hard-earned tax dollars are managed
efficiently for the benefit of Fort Bend County
communities." Neeta said the Political
Action Group function.
Neeta holds a Master's degree from University
of Houston-Clear Lake and she has published
computational research papers in collaboration
with the Center for Research in Parallel computing,
Rice University, Texas. Neeta has been devoting
her time and energy working with the community
organizations. She is a Director of Vote-Texas,
a nonprofit and nonpartisan organization, which
is committed to acquiring transparency in electronic
voting systems, the Vice President of Texas
Democratic Women of Fort Bend, the Secretary
of the Fort Bend County Democratic Party and
the Diversity Chair of American Association
of University Women of Fort Bend. Now, she is
looking forward to serving the people of Fort
Bend County to make sure our tax dollars are
handled with accuracy, efficiency and integrity.
NRI,
Neeta Sane to run for Fort Bend County Treasurer
Missouri City, TX, Dec., 15, 2005
Ashok Malhotra
NRI press
NRI, Neeta Sane, 42, Sugar Land Businesswoman
has announced her candidacy for the county treasurer
as a Democrat. Sane becomes the third candidate
running for a position county and she will be
the first Indian American woman to run for county
office.
"Today, I stand here with no doubt in
my mind or my heart that it is high time that
we bring positive changes to Fort Bend County.
I have decided to run for the office of County
Treasurer to provide the vision and leadership
to ensure that the county finances and accounts
are handled wisely and efficiently with integrity.
With courage, determination and enthusiasm,
I announce that I am a Democratic candidate
for Fort Bend County Treasurer. I launch my
campaign with the support of my family and my
friends in the Fort Bend County Democratic Party,
Fort Bend Democrats Club and Texas Democratic
Women of Fort Bend. Together, we can replace
the current inefficient system and make sure
that our tax dollars are safe and used wisely
for the benefit of our communities." Sane
said
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Neeta Sane with former Congressman Nick Lampson
Neeta strongly believes in spiritual principles
and the values of humanity. Neeta has led her
entire life based on three core values: integrity,
respect and justice. She grew up with tremendous
respect for the United States of America, pledged
allegiance to it over all other countries, but
it disappoints her to see how the current mismanagement
and inappropriate governmental public policies
are straining American economy and the lives
of middle class hard-working people.
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Neeta Sane elected as a trustee to
the Houston Community College
Biography
Neeta Sane was born in Bombay, India and her
father is an Architect and an Engineer; her mother holds a
Master of Arts and a Bachelor of Education degree. Neeta received
a Master of Science degree in 1986 from University of Bombay.
She met Deepak Sane, who has an Engineering degree from IIT,
Kanpur and an MBA from IIM, Calcutta. They were married in
1987 and came to the United States of America in 1994.Neeta
entered University of Houston-Clear Lake (UHCL) in 1995 with
a goal to carry out research work in the field of Chemistry.
After graduating with a Master of Science degree with a GPA
of 3.97, she and her team at UHCL carried out computational
research in collaboration with the Center of Research in Parallel
Computing, Rice University and published research papers in
Scientific Journals.Her computer expertise and success in
independent research inspired her to start her own software
development business. Since 1997, she has formed two companies,
GND Systems and Positronic Systems LC. Neeta is currently
the managing partner of Positronic Systems LC, a software
development and consulting firm. She provides executive leadership
and manages the financial aspects of the company. Positronic
Systems LC is a member of Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce.Neeta
devotes her time and energy in several community organizations
as well. She is a Director of Vote-Texas, a nonprofit and
nonpartisan organization, which is committed to acquiring
transparency in electronic voting systems to provide assurance
to the American voters that their electronic votes remain
fault-free throughout the elections. She is the Vice-President
of Texas Democratic Women of Fort Bend and a secretary of
the Fort Bend County Democratic Party. She is the publicity
chair of the Dulles High School ProGrad committee. She served
as Diversity Chair of American Association of University Women
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