MEET BRIAN

MEET BRIAN EMMERT

Husband of 32 years. Father. Business leader. Twenty-five years in this valley — and a Navy family that knows what service costs.

MEET BRIAN

MEET BRIAN EMMERT

Husband of 32 years. Father. Business leader. Twenty-five years in this valley — and a Navy family that knows what service costs.

THE SHORT VERSION

A NEIGHBOR, NOT A POLITICIAN

Hi, I’m Brian. I’m a longtime Temecula resident, business leader, husband, and proud father of two TVUSD graduates.

I’m running for School Board because I believe parents, schools, and the community should work together to create campuses where kids can grow, focus, and succeed. Every student should feel safe, supported and ready to learn.

I’m committed to bringing accountability, collaboration, and calm student-focused leadership.

I’d be honored to earn your support, and I hope you’ll follow along as I share more about who I am, why I’m running, and my commitment to serving our community.

My wife Suzanne and I have been married 32 years. Both of our sons graduated from TVUSD schools, and one is now active duty in the United States Navy. I’ve worked in sales leadership for 32 years, most recently as a Regional Pro Sales Manager, where my job is managing large budgets and building teams that deliver results. I hold a Bachelor of Arts in Marketing from James Madison University.

I’ve never held political office. After several years of attending board meetings and supporting good trustees, I’ve seen firsthand how badly this board needs steady people who can keep their eyes on students.

Brian and Suzanne with their two sons — both TVUSD graduates, one now active duty in the U.S. Navy.

32

YEARS MARRIED TO SUZANNE

25

YEARS IN THIS COMMUNITY

32

YEARS IN BUSINESS LEADERSHIP

2

SONS, BOTH TVUSD GRADUATES

IN HIS OWN WORDS

WHAT I COMMIT TO

I’m focused on what matters most: safe schools, strong academics, and kids who are prepared for the future.

I believe parents should always have a voice, schools should reflect the values of our Temecula community, and taxpayer dollars should be spent wisely.

I want to help bring calm, common sense, and a student-first focus back to the school board — because our kids, families, teachers, and schools deserve our very best.

Here’s what I commit to if Area 2 sends me to this board:

I commit to giving parents a real voice — not just a seat at public comment, but a genuine partner in decisions about their children’s education.
I commit to treating this seat as service to the community that raised my family, not as a platform.
I commit to fiscal responsibility, so every taxpayer dollar serves students and classrooms, not politics.
I commit to bringing calm, common sense, and a student-first focus back to this board. No more chaos, no more games — just steady, principled leadership focused on results for kids.