Welcome to Monte Vista Policy, where seasoned leadership meets strategic vision in government affairs. Monte Vista Policy brings an in-depth understanding of the intersection of policy and politics, providing nuanced insights to navigate complex issues in today’s dynamic political environments. With over twenty-eight years of experience in the public sector, Page Gonzales provides expertise in government operations, policy development, senior management and leadership.
A seasoned professional in public policy and government relations, Page Gonzales has honed her expertise through years of service at various levels of government. She has served as a trusted advisor to elected officials, offering expert guidance on political strategy and decision-making processes and has seen significant policy wins and impactful outcomes. Page built and maintains relationships with stakeholders at all levels of government and within the community.
As the Vice President of Government Affairs and Community Relations for the Arizona Board of Regents, she advocated for initiatives that helped students and fortified the state's university enterprise.
She served as a Chief of Staff for the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, District 2 where she was a member of a cross-functional leadership team that developed budgets, addressed daily complex operational challenges and implemented innovative solutions for a streamlined government.
Page was Policy Director under Governor Janice K. Brewer overseeing a staff of policy advisors. In this capacity, she played a crucial role in formulating and executing the administration's policy initiatives across diverse sectors, including education, transportation, regulatory affairs, behavioral health, public safety and more.
Before her tenure in the governor's office, Page served as the State Relations Director for the Maricopa Community Colleges, one of the nation's largest community college systems. Her experience in this role equipped her with a nuanced understanding of higher education advocacy and the intricacies of local governance.
Born and raised in Arizona, Page is deeply rooted in her community. She holds a Master's in Public Administration and a Bachelor of Science in Administration of Justice, both earned with honors from Arizona State University.
Her commitment to service extends beyond her professional endeavors. She has contributed to various boards and commissions, including serving as a public member on regulatory boards and government affairs subcommittees for the Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce, the Phoenix East Valley Partnership, and the Flinn Foundation Bioscience Roadmap Committee, among others.
