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Clean Air Is on the Horizon. Celebrating the Progress Towards Cleaner, Healthier Air Clean air is on the horizon. Celebrating the progress towards cleaner, healthier air. 2019 California Air Quality Awards May 31, 2019 We invite you to sponsor our Invest in the 2019 California Air Quality Awards. CCA events support our vital work in reducing air FUTURE pollution across California. California Air Quality Awards Los Angeles 1 Take advantage of these opportunities Reach decision-makers & Join us to meet: environmental leaders • California Assemblymembers Each event provides your company an exclusive opportunity to network • California Senators among prominent business, civic • Senior California Air Resources and environmental leaders. Gain Board Staff access to important decision • Senior Air Quality Management 2 makers while supporting clean air District Staff for California. Past Sponsors LiUNA! Local 1309 Los Angeles World Airports American Honda Motor Company Lyft Blue Shield of CA The Nature Conservancy Boeing Port of Long Beach BYD Motors, Inc. Southern California Edison Clean Energy Fuels Southern California Gas Company Congressman Ted Lieu and Betty Chim- Lieu Trillium Cummins Westport United Airlines 3 Gladstein, Neandross & Associates UPS LA Metro The Walt Disney Company LADWP * For a complete list of past sponsors, please LA Metropolitan Water District contact Brian Sheridan at (213) 223-6872 or [email protected]. Who’s Who? 6. SoCal Connected anchor Val Zavala moderates our 2017 panel of 1. Senator Steven Bradford, CARB honorees: Larry Kramer (William + Chairman Mary Nichols and CA Energy Flora Hewlett Foundation), Macy Commission Chair Neshati (BYD Motors, Inc.), Len Engel Robert B. Weisenmiller (Antelope Valley Transit Authority), 4 Paul Relis (CR&R Environmental 2. Senate President Pro Tem Services) and Sandra Berg (CARB) Kevin de León 7. CCA President & CEO Dr. Joseph K. 3. CCA board members Dave Meisel Lyou with David Libatique, Senior (left) and Erik Neandross (right) with Director at the Port of Los Angeles honorees Jay Leno and Mayor Antonio and Doug Drummond and Mario Villaraigosa Cordero, Harbor Commissioner and 4. CCA board member Ed Begley, Jr. with Executive Director for the Port of Senator Ricardo Lara Long Beach, respectively. 5. CARB board members Barbara Riordan 8. Joe Lyou with Congressman and Judy Mitchell with CCA Deputy Ted Lieu and CCA board members Director Nidia Erceg Betty Chim-Lieu and Todd Campbell 5 Join us as we present our most prestigious honors at our signature California Air Quality Awards. Honorees Xavier Becerra, California Attorney General Vic La Rosa | Total Transportation Services, Inc. United Airlines Previous Honorees* have included: American Honda Motor Company Sandra Berg, CARB Dr. William Burke, SCAQMD BYD Motors, Inc. Clean Energy Fuels Cummins Westport, Inc. PUC Commissioner Martha Guzman Aceves Senator Kevin de León 6 William + Flora Hewlett Foundation Christine Kehoe, CA Plug-In Electric Vehicle Collaborative Senator Ricardo Lara Jay Leno Long Beach Container Terminal Riverside Mayor Ron Loveridge Erik Neandross, Gladstein, Neandross & Assoc. Mary Nichols, CARB Chris Paine Assemblyspeaker John Pérez Carla Peterman, CPUC Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon Janea A. Scott CA Energy Commission Ann Shen Smith Tom Steyer Tesla 7 Eileen Wenger Tutt, CalETC May 31, 2019 11:30 pm – 12:30 pm VIP reception – (select sponsors only) 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm Lunch and awards ceremony 1:30 – 2:30 pm Dessert and Networking Location The Center at Cathedral Plaza 555 West Temple Street Los Angeles, CA 90012 8 * For a complete list of past honorees, please contact Brian Sheridan at (213) 223-6872 or [email protected]. A Selection of Attending VIPs for 2015-2018* Ben Allen Senator, California Senate Mary Nichols Chair, California Air Resources Board Michael Antonovich Board Member, Linden Nishinaga Chair, Torrance Water Commission South Coast Air Quality Management District Terry O’Day Council Member, City of Santa Monica Ben Benoit Board Member, South Coast Air Quality Management District Dr. Clark E. Parker, Sr. Board Member, South Coast Air Quality Management District Sandra Berg Vice Chair, California Air Resources Board Jan Perry General Manager, Yvonne Brathwaite Burke Commissioner, L.A. Economic & Workforce Development Department California Transportation Commission Matt Petersen Chief Sustainability Officer, Dr. William Burke Chair, City of Los Angeles South Coast Air Quality Management District Barbara Riordan Board Member, Autumn Burke Assembly Member, California Assembly California Air Resources Board Michael Cacciotti Board Member, Dwight Robinson Board Member, South Coast Air Quality Management District South Coast Air Quality Management District Betty Chim-Lieu Member, Torrance Water Commission Meghan Sahli-Wells Council Member, City of Culver City Mario Cordero Executive Director, Port of Long Beach Janea A. Scott Commissioner, Hector De La Torre Board Member, California Air California Energy Commission Resources Board Jon W. Slangerup CEO, Port of Long Beach Doug Drummond Board of Harbor Commissioners, Port of Long Beach Hilda Solis Supervisor, L.A. County Board of Supervisors Edgar Estrada District Director, Dan Sperling Board Member, California Air Resources Office of Assemblymember Cristina Garcia Board Mike Feuer City Attorney, City of Los Angeles Jess Talamantes Mayor, City of Burbank Ron Galperin City Controller, City of Los Angeles Allison Towle Environmental Deputy, Office of Senator Ben Allen Nidia Garcia-Erceg Commissioner, California Coastal Commission Teresa Villegas District Director, Office of Supervisor Hilda Solis Mike Gatto Assembly Member, California Assembly Jack Walser Member, Torrance Water Commission Jimmy Gomez Assembly Member, California Assembly Veronica Zendejas District Director, Greg Good Chief of Legislative & External Affairs, Office of Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon Office of Mayor Eric Garcetti Isadore Hall, III Senator, California Senate *Individuals are listed with the relevant titles at time of Samuel Kang Mayor, City of Duarte attendance. Carol Lieu Senator, California Senate Ted Lieu Congressman, 33rd District, United States Congress Judy Mitchell Board Member, South Coast Air Quality Management District Wayne Nastri Executive Officer, South Coast Air Quality Management District California Air Quality Awards Opportunities May 31, 2019 Los Angeles, California PLATINUM GOLD SILVER BRONZE SPONSOR BENEFITS $25,000 $15,000 $7,500 $5,000 BRANDING Sponsorship & speaking opportunity at VIP reception • Logo or name on all marketing materials • Eligible to purchase special opportunities • Company recognition from podium • • Logo on event signage & video (tiered by level) • • • • Linked logo on event web page • • • • PRINT ADVERTISEMENT Full-page, color, prominent placement • Full-page, color • Full-page, black & white • Half-page, black & white • TICKETS Tickets to VIP reception 20 10 4 Reserved event tickets, VIP seating 20 Reserved event tickets 10 10 4 OTHER Recognition in CCA newsletter & annual report • • • • Tax deduction as allowed by law • • • • SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR PLATINUM, GOLD, SILVER AND BRONZE SPONSORS Advertisement on Lanyards $5,000 ADVERTISEMENTS & TICKETS Submit your own advertisement* Full-page, color print advertisement $5,000 Full-page, black & white print advertisement $3,000 Half-page, black & white print advertisement $2,000 Quarter-page, black & white print advertisement $1,000 Name listed in program book as a Friend of CCA $250 Reserved seating (per ticket) $250 Ask about special opportunities available to Platinum Level Sponsors SPONSOR & ADVERTISER DEADLINE: May 17, 2019. Please contact Brian Sheridan at (213) 223-6872 or [email protected]. *Please note, if no sponsor ad is submitted by the deadline, sponsor logo will be placed in the ad space instead. Sponsorship Commitment YES! We will support the 2019 California Air Quality Awards in the following ways: California Air Quality Awards May 31, 2019 • Los Angeles Sponsorship Platinum $25,000 Gold $15,000 The Coalition for Clean Silver $7,500 Air protects public health, Bronze $5,000 improves air quality, and Special Lanyards $5,000 prevents climate change. Opportunities Mobile App $5,000 Program Ads Full-page, color $5,000 Full-page, b/w $3,000 Half-page, b/w $2,000 Quarter-page, b/w $1,000 Friend of CCA $400 Tickets $250 each x ____ = $ ______ Company Contact Marketing Contact We will contact your designer or marketing coordinator with specs and deadlines for your promotional materials. Company (exactly as it should be listed in publicity) Representative’s full name Company (exactly as it should be listed in publicity) Representative’s title Name of designer/marketing coordinator Address Telephone City/state/zip Email Telephone Please use company contact Email Check enclosed payable to Coalition for Clean Air Invoice (payment due at time of event) Credit Card : MasterCard Visa AmEx (An additional 3% processing fee will be added to your total) Credit card number Expiration date CVV/CSC Name on card Billing address City State Zip Direct form, payment and/or questions to: Coalition for Clean Air, Attn: Development Director Brian Sheridan, 660 S. Figueroa Street, Suite 1140, Los Angeles, CA 90017 Email: [email protected] • Phone: (213) 223-6872 Coalition for Clean Air is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, tax ID# 23-7120567. Donations are tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law. years of OVER 45 excellence California’s only statewide Our Approach nonprofit dedicated Our unique collaborative model brings exclusively to advocating all interested parties together
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