SPUR 2010 Good Government Awards
“This event has evolved and grown over the last three decades, but its purpose remains the same: to recognize and acknowledge exemplary job performance and leadership by San Francisco city employees. This year we are holding the awards ceremony in the spectacular rotunda in San Francisco City Hall, where SPUR will present a select number of outstanding city employees with the distinguished Public Managerial Excellence Award.
Event chair Chris Gruwell, President of Platinum Advisors, City department heads and Mayor Gavin Newsom will present a select number of outstanding City employees with the distinguished Public Managerial Excellence Award. The event will include a hosted reception, and present sponsors with the opportunity to meet with City department heads, members of the Board of Supervisors, other elected officials and business and community leaders in an informal atmosphere. In addition, all former San Francisco mayors are being invited to join Mayor Newsom that evening.
VIP Pre-reception at 4:30 pm. Awards & Reception begins at 5:30 pm.”
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