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2006 Bay Area CFO of the Year Awards

Larkin Street Youth Services and the San Francisco Business Times are proud to announce the smashing success of the first annual Bay Area CFO of the Year Awards. The event celebrated the unsung heroes who have played a critical role in making their companies successful and have contributed to the success of the Bay Area's economic growth and stability. In honoring these business and financial leaders the event was able to raise $200,000 in net proceeds to benefit Larkin Street Youth Services. On June 7, 2006 the sold-out crowd of Bay Area business and financial leaders enjoyed a dinner and awards ceremony at the Ritz-Carlton, San Francisco to honor the finalists and winners.

AND THE 2006 WINNERS WERE...

Hall of Fame - Lifetime Achievement Award, awarded to a current or former CFO of a public or private company whose contribution has significantly and uniquely impacted the greater Bay Area business community over the course of his/her career.

  • Lou Lavinge, former CFO, Genentech, Inc

CFO of the Year Award, awarded to a CFO who has made outstanding contributions to his/her company's performance and accomplishments as well as to the greater Bay Area business community in the following categories:

  • Public Company with revenues above $500MM
    John F. Milligan, PhD, Gilead Sciences, Inc.


  • Public Company with revenues up to $500MM
    Simon Bax, Pixar Animation Studios


  • Non-Public Company
    Michael C. Blaszyk, Catholic Healthcare West

Transformation Agent, awarded to a CFO who has broken through the traditional boundaries of finance in contributing to a significant transaction, transformation or turnaround of his/her company.

  • Ken Jones, UCSF Medical Center

Community Service Award, awarded to a CFO who, in addition to excelling professionally, has given time and energy to building community and enhancing the quality of life in the greater Bay Area.

  • Nancy H. Handel, Applied Materials, Inc.

Finalists

Larkin Street Youth Services and the San Francisco Business Times congratulate all of the finalists for their contributions and successes.

CFO of the Year Award

  • Public Company with revenues above $500MM

    Finalists:
    • Judy Bruner, SanDisk Corporation
    • Alfred J. Castino, Autodesk, Inc.
  • Public Company with revenues up to $500MM

    Finalists:
    • Steve Cakebread, Salesforce.com, Inc.
    • Thomas J. Sauer, McGrath Rentcorp
  • Non-Public Company

    Finalists:
    • Chris Krook, Comergent Technologies, Inc.
    • Gary Richardson, MV Transportation, Inc.

Transformation Agent

Finalists:

  • Murray Demo, Adobe Systems, Inc.
  • Charles C. Pope, Seagate Technology

Community Service Award

Finalist:

  • Michael Wirkkala, Macy's West

Larkin Street Youth Services and the San Francisco Business Times would like to thank all of the sponsors and guests who attended the 2006 Bay Are CFO of the Year Awards for their generous support.














2006 Sponsors

 
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Title Sponsors
ComericA Bank
Deloitte
 
Platinum Sponsors
Genetech
ReedSmith
Robert Half Management Resources
Seagate
 
 
Gold Sponsors
Adobe

American International
Group, Inc.


Gilead Sciences, Inc.

Grant Thornton

J.C. Wilson Associates

KPMG LLP

McGrath RentCorp

Merrill Lynch

Kyphon, Inc.

Navigant Consulting

Russell Reynolds Associates
Silver Sponsors
Bain & Company

Bank of the West

California Society of CPAs

Catholic Healthcare West

Foley & Lardner LLP

Goldman, Sachs & Co.

Lockton Insurance Brokers

Macy's West

The Martin Group
Executive Search

MV Transportation, Inc.

PricewaterhouseCoopers

Studley

Wells Fargo Bank
Bronze Sponsors
Bingham McCutchen LLP

Bowne

Citibank

Kreuzberger Associates

LifeMasters Supported SelfCare, Inc.

SanDisk Corporation

Wilson Sonsini Goodrich
& Rosati
San Francisco Business Times
Larkin Street Youth Services