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The 4Th Annual THE 4TH ANNUAL LEADERS AND LEGENDS NOVEMBER 19-22, 2015 ARIA RESORT & CASINO LAS VEGAS, NEVADA BENEFITING TONY LA RUSSA’S ANIMAL RESCUE FOUNDATION THE 4TH ANNUAL LEADERS AND LEGENDS 2015 EXCLUSIVE INVITATION Join Hall of Fame and World Champion Manager Tony La Russa Terry Bradshaw Steve Burd Joe Carter Luis Gonzalez Muhtar Kent Bob Knight Edward Mady Robert O’Neill Edgar Renteria Bud Selig Roy Spence David Stern Joe Torre Dara Torres and more for a memorable weekend at the Aria Resort & Casino in Las Vegas Private Welcome Reception at Aria Resort & Casino Interactive Forum & Round Table with Leaders & Legends Special Entertainment Gala Dinner NOVEMBER 19-22 ARIA RESORT & CASINO LAS VEGAS, NV JOHN R. SWIDZINSKI [email protected] 310.426.9900 1600 ROSECRANS AVE. 2B, 3RD FL. MANHATTAN BEACH, CA 90266 THE 4TH ANNUAL LEADERS AND LEGENDS LOCATION DETAILS The 4th Annual Leaders & Legends event will be held at the ARIA RESORT & CASINO located on the famous Las Vegas Strip. The Aria Resort & Casino is one of the premiere resort venues, not only in Las Vegas, but the world. Participants and Sponsors of the Leaders & Legends event will enjoy luxurious accommodations, gourmet meals from Aria Resort & Casino restaurants and catering, and special entertainment. JOHN R. SWIDZINSKI [email protected] 310.426.9900 1600 ROSECRANS AVE. 2B, 3RD FL. MANHATTAN BEACH, CA 90266 THE 4TH ANNUAL LEADERS AND LEGENDS SESSION DETAILS TOUGHEST ACTIVITY IN SPORTS TIMES 3000 Speakers: George Brett, MLB Hall of Fame Rickey Henderson, MLB Hall of Fame GRIDIRON GENERAL + PERSONALITY Speaker: Terry Bradshaw, Hall of Fame Quarterback & co-host of FOX NFL SUNDAY ENHANCING THEIR SPORT – COMPETITIVELY, GLOBALLY, & FINANCIALLY Moderator: Jerry Reinsdorf, Owner of NBA’s Chicago Bulls & MLB’s Chicago White Sox Speakers: Bud Selig, Former Commissioner of MLB David Stern, Former Commissioner of NBA LEADING A MAJOR INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION Speaker: Muhtar Kent, Chairman and CEO of Coca-Cola Company ***All sessions and participants are subject to change*** JOHN R. SWIDZINSKI [email protected] 310.426.9900 1600 ROSECRANS AVE. 2B, 3RD FL. MANHATTAN BEACH, CA 90266 THE 4TH ANNUAL LEADERS AND LEGENDS SESSION DETAILS BUSINESS OF ENTERTAINMENT – CREATING COMMERCIAL VALUE FROM YOUR PASSION & TALENT Speakers: Billy Bob Thornton, Movie & Rock Star Paige Price, Performer/Director/Producer of Broadway Musicals Jon Anderson, Lead Vocalist & Creative Soul of YES (progressive rock) CORPORATE CRISIS – SURVIVING & THRIVING Speakers: Steve Burd, Former Chairman, President & CEO of Safeway Edward Mady, GM of the Beverly Hills Hotel Steven Parrish, Former Senior VP of Corporate Affairs for Altria Group Inc (parent of Philip Morris) WHERE WERE YOU…? - 9/11, RESCUING OF CAPTAIN PHILLIPS & MARCUS LUTTRELL (LONE SURVIVOR), AND THE KILLING OF OSAMA BIN LADEN Speaker: Robert O’Neill, United States Navy Seal ESSENCE OF BRANDING – REALITY VS ILLUSION Speakers: Roy Spence, Co-Founder & Chairman of GSD&M Advertising Agency and Author Jennifer Aaker, General Atlantic Professor of Marketing at Stanford Graduate School of Business & Author of The Dragonfly Effect Dara Torres, 12x Olympic Medalist ***All sessions and participants are subject to change*** JOHN R. SWIDZINSKI [email protected] 310.426.9900 1600 ROSECRANS AVE. 2B, 3RD FL. MANHATTAN BEACH, CA 90266 THE 4TH ANNUAL LEADERS AND LEGENDS SESSION DETAILS WORLD SERIES WALK OFF - WHY YOU DREAM, SOMETIMES IT COMES TRUE Speakers: Joe Carter, 2x World Series Champion & 5x All-Star Luis Gonzalez, World Series Champion & 5x All-Star Edgar Renteria, 2x World Series Champion & World Series MVP CONNECTING CHAMPIONSHIPS OVER ERAS Speakers: Joe Torre, MLB Hall of Fame Manager Bob Knight, Hall of Fame Basketball Coach ***All sessions and participants are subject to change*** JOHN R. SWIDZINSKI [email protected] 310.426.9900 1600 ROSECRANS AVE. 2B, 3RD FL. MANHATTAN BEACH, CA 90266 THE 4TH ANNUAL LEADERS AND LEGENDS SPONSORSHIP INFORMATION BASE HIT - $10,000 One individual spot at all Leaders & Legends functions. Participant may bring a guest who will be able to attend selected functions during the weekend Base Hit package includes: • Room accommodations at Aria Resort & Casino for three (3) nights • All meals Friday and Saturday • Welcome cocktail reception • Friday and Saturday interactive locker room sessions • Gala dinner • Special entertainment and cocktail reception. Each paid attendee will receive an item (or items) autographed by celebrity participants. Each paid attendee will also have an opportunity for pictures with the celebrity participants Airfare and Ground Transportation is the responsibility of participant JOHN R. SWIDZINSKI [email protected] 310.426.9900 1600 ROSECRANS AVE. 2B, 3RD FL. MANHATTAN BEACH, CA 90266 THE 4TH ANNUAL LEADERS AND LEGENDS SPONSORSHIP INFORMATION HOME RUN - $30,000 Two spots at all Leaders & Legends functions. Participant may bring a guest who will be able to attend selected functions during the weekend Home Run package includes: • Upgraded room accommodations at Aria Resort & Casino for three (3) nights (two upgraded rooms) • All meals Friday and Saturday • Welcome cocktail reception • Friday and Saturday interactive locker room sessions • Gala dinner • Special entertainment and cocktail reception Each paid attendee will receive an item (or items) autographed by celebrity participants. Each paid attendee will also have an opportunity for pictures with the celebrity participants Airfare is the responsibility of the participant Round trip limousine transportation between McCarran International Airport and Aria Resort & Casino Inclusion in official press release and media alert Inclusion on Step-And-Repeat Banner on Red Carpet at event Gala Special recognition by Tony La Russa on stage and throughout weekend JOHN R. SWIDZINSKI [email protected] 310.426.9900 1600 ROSECRANS AVE. 2B, 3RD FL. MANHATTAN BEACH, CA 90266 THE 4TH ANNUAL LEADERS AND LEGENDS SPONSORSHIP INFORMATION GRAND SLAM - $50,000 Four spots at all Leaders & Legends functions. Participant may bring a guest who will be able to attend selected functions during the weekend Grand Slam package includes • Suite accommodations at Aria Resort & Casino for three (3) nights (four suites total) • All meals Friday and Saturday • Welcome cocktail reception • Friday and Saturday interactive locker room sessions • Gala dinner • Special entertainment and cocktail reception Each paid attendee will receive an item (or items) autographed by celebrity participants. Each paid attendee will also have an opportunity for pictures with the celebrity participants Airfare is the responsibility of the participant Round trip limousine transportation between McCarran International Airport and Aria Resort & Casino Inclusion in official press release and media alert Inclusion on Step-And-Repeat Banner on Red Carpet at event Gala Special recognition by Tony La Russa on stage and throughout weekend JOHN R. SWIDZINSKI [email protected] 310.426.9900 1600 ROSECRANS AVE. 2B, 3RD FL. MANHATTAN BEACH, CA 90266 THE 4TH ANNUAL LEADERS AND LEGENDS SPONSORSHIP INFORMATION TITLE SPONSOR - $150,000 Ten (10) spots at all Leaders & Legends functions. Participant may bring a guest who will be able to attend selected functions during the weekend Title Sponsor package includes: • Suite accommodations at Aria Resort & Casino for three (3) nights (ten suites total) • All meals Friday and Saturday • Welcome cocktail reception • Friday and Saturday interactive locker room sessions • Gala dinner • Special entertainment and cocktail reception Each paid attendee will receive an item (or items) autographed by celebrity participants. Each paid attendee will also have an opportunity for pictures with the celebrity participants Each Title Sponsor attendee will have the opportunity for a private meet-and-greet with the celebrity participants for exclusive autograph and picture opportunities Round trip coach airfare for 10 people Round trip limousine transportation between McCarran Airport and Aria Resort & Casino Title Sponsor Naming and Branding Right of Leaders & Legends event weekend Premiere inclusion as Title Sponsor in official press release and media alert Premiere inclusion as Title Sponsor on Step-And-Repeat Banner on Red Carpet at event Gala Special recognition by Tony La Russa on stage and throughout weekend JOHN R. SWIDZINSKI [email protected] 310.426.9900 1600 ROSECRANS AVE. 2B, 3RD FL. MANHATTAN BEACH, CA 90266 THE 4TH ANNUAL LEADERS AND LEGENDS SPONSORSHIP INFORMATION PRESENTING SPONSOR - $250,000 Fifteen (15) spots at all Leaders & Legends functions. Participant may bring a guest who will be able to attend selected functions during the weekend. Participant guests will receive a special option of their choice during the weekend (One Spa treatment; Show Tickets) Presenting Sponsor package includes: • Suite accommodations at Aria Resort & Casino • for three (3) nights (15 Suites total) • All meals Friday and Saturday • Welcome cocktail reception • Friday and Saturday interactive locker room sessions • Gala dinner • Special entertainment and cocktail reception Each paid attendee will receive an item (or items) autographed by celebrity participants. Each paid attendee will also have an opportunity for pictures with the celebrity participants Each Presenting Sponsor attendee will have the opportunity for a private meet-and-greet with the celebrity participants for exclusive autograph and picture opportunities Round trip coach airfare for 15 people Round trip limousine
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