2013 Silver SPUR Awards Luncheon
Wednesday, October 23, 2013
Moscone Center South, Esplanade Ballroom
The Silver SPUR Awards Luncheon convenes Bay Area leaders for the city's largest and most prominent annual civic awards event.
About
Honorees
In 2013, SPUR was proud to honor four remarkable Bay Area leaders:
Chief Judge Karen V. Clopton has been promoting active public discourse, integrity and transparency in government for more than two decades. As the chief administrative law judge for the California Public Utilities Commission, she has made its crucial regulatory work more accessible to the public and more efficient. During her second term as a San Francisco Civil Service Commissioner (1993-2000), she was recruited to serve as Chief of Operations for the Port of San Francisco and Executive in Charge of Relocation to Pier One during the renovation of the historic Ferry Building. Whether encouraging youth to get involved with government through the Junior State of America or teaching citizens how to participate in the electoral process with the League of Women Voters, Judge Cloptonhas been deeply and widely engaged in civic leadership for San Francisco.
Thomas C. Layton has been a dedicated philanthropic leader, seeding and supporting positive social change for almost four decades. As the president of The Wallace Alexander Gerbode Foundation since 1975, Layton has built a track record of innovative and risk-taking grant-making that has served some of the Bay Area's most esteemed leaders, movements and institutions in their nascent stages. His leadership in the philanthropic community, encouraging foundations to courageously support the policy and advocacy work of their grantees, has made him one of the most respected leaders in the field. Prior to joining to the foundation, he was a business executive and, later, the vice president and national director of the Coro Foundation.
Daniel Solomon, FAIA is an architect and urban designer whose career combines professional practice with teaching and writing. His commitment to the construction and reconstruction of urban neighborhoods extends beyond his renowned project work; he is a co-founder of the Congress for the New Urbanism and a passionate spokesman for the cause of the city. Solomon’s work as a partner in the Mithun | Solomon San Francisco office — including the LEED Platinum David Brower Center in Berkeley and the redevelopment of San Francisco’s Hunters View neighborhood — exemplify his commitment to the evolution of community design. He is professor emeritus at UC Berkeley and Kea Distinguished Professor at the University of Maryland, and has published many articles and three books.
Senator Art Torres (Ret.), J.D. has been a life-long public servant and advocate for civil rights, healthcare, stem cell research and environmental justice. In a career spanning more than three decades, he has distinguished himself by tackling complex policy issues that affect all California residents. Sen. Torres has leadership roles in two core institutions serving the Bay Area: he is president of the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission and vice chair of the governing Board of the California Institute of Regenerative Medicine. He served 20 years in the California Legislature, both in the State Assembly and State Senate. Involved in many crucial bipartisan initiatives, he was co-author of the groundbreaking California Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986 (Proposition 65).
Sponsorship
Our sponsors are important partners in honoring and celebrating our four award recipients.
Corporate sponsorships range from $1,000 - $10,000 and provide many valuable and tangible benefits. (Individuals may sponsor at the $500 level and up).
Sponsorship Information Packet
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For more information on sponsorship opportunities, contact Vanessa Bilanceri, corporate relations manager, at 415.644.4882 or [email protected].
2013 SPONSOR TIMELINE
For greater benefits, pledge your support by these specific dates:
Wednesday, August 14 Deadline for inclusion in first event advertisements
Wednesday, September 4 Deadline for inclusion in first email invitation
Wednesday, September 4 Deadline for inclusion in printed invitation
Wednesday, September 18 Deadline for inclusion in second round of event advertisements
Wednesday, September 25 Deadline for inclusion in second email invitation
Wednesday, October 2 Deadline for inclusion in third round of event advertisements
Wednesday, October 9 Deadline for name/logo in event program
Wednesday, October 9 Deadline for inclusion in third email invitation
Wednesday, October 16 Deadline for name/logo in event signage and slide show
Wednesday, October 23 Event date and final deadline for sponsorships
Wednesday, October 23 Deadline for inclusion in final event advertisements
Weekly Sponsors added every Friday to SPUR’s event website.
SPUR is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and sponsorship is tax deductible to the full extent of the law. SPUR's tax ID is 94-149-8232.
For more information on sponsorship opportunities, contact Vanessa Bilanceri, corporate relations manager, at 415.644.4882 or [email protected].
Supporters
Thank you to our 2013 sponsors:
Ken McNeely
President
AT&T California
Event Chair
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Sponsor list as of 10/22/13
For sponsorship inquiries, please contact Vanessa Bilanceri at 415-644-4882 or [email protected].
Refund Policy
Sponsorship payments: Will not be refunded, as sponsorship benefits take effect immediately and are on-going through the date of the event.