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CEO/Celebrity Cycle-To-Work Day Challenge
National Bike-To-Work Week kicks off on Monday, May 12. On that day, we will hold our local CEO/Celebrity Cycle-To-Work Day Challenge. Returning from last year when SVBC and the Silicon Valley Leadership Group started the challenge, participation is easy and fun, requiring only three things:
- Have your executive personally cycle to work on Monday, May 12.
- Encourage at least your Bay Area, if not worldwide, employees to do likewise.
- Host a “Celebration Station” at your work site for those who participate.
Our CEO/Celebrity Cycle-to-Work Day is easy and fun, and it is also a key component of the Leadership Group's “Clean and Green” Renewable Energy Action Plan, as well as our combined efforts for traffic relief, improved air quality and healthier employees. It is a triple-win, and we hope you will join the growing list of participants this year.
Margaret Abe-Koga, Councilmember
City of Mountain View
John Adams, CEO
Wells Fargo
Andy Ball, CEO
Webcor Builders
Greg Becker, COO
SVB Financial Group
Michael Burns, General Manager
VTA
Barry Cinnamon, CEO
Akeena Solar
Terry Clark, CEO
Finelite
Ed Colligan, CEO
Palm
John Denzel, CEO
FlowVision, LLC
Peter Drekmeier, Councilmember
City of Palo Alto
Kevin Duggan, City Manager
City of Mountain View
Dan Furtado, Councilmember
City of Campbell
Guy Gecht
Electronics for Imaging
Zach Gentry
Adura Technology
Dan Gordon, CEO
Gordon Biersch
Diane Greene, CEO
VMware
Arno Harris, CEO
Recurrent Energy
TomHayse, CEO
ETM
Will Kennedy, Councilmember
City of Santa Clara
Yoriko Kishimoto, Councilmember
City of Palo Alto
Mike Klayko, CEO
Brocade
Sam Liccardo, Councilmember
City of San Jose
Peter Liu, Initial Founder & Vice Chairman
New Resource Bank
Tom McCalmont, CEO
REgrid Po