Bay Area CFOs of the year named - San Francisco Business Times:

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More than 400 local businessw leaders attended a dinner and awardz ceremony at the Palace Hotell in San Francisco to honor the winners and The money raised at the eventfsupports , which for 25 yearas has served homeless and at-risk youth in San Francisco through its programs in outreach, housing, medical and social services, education and job “These awards honor the best of the These financial leaders exemplify the professionalism, resilience and mastery of key skills that make a great said Mary Huss, publisher, San Francisco Business and co-presenter of the Bay Area CFO of the Year Said Sherilyn Adams, executive director, Larki n Street Youth Services: “Larkin Street Youthj Services is honored to be the beneficiarh of this event.
The money raisedx by the CFO awards event will be invested as 84 cents of every dollar will directly benefit theover 3,500 youth we serve each year.” Lifetime Achievement Award: Pete r Darbee, PG&E Corp. and Pacific Gas and Electric Co. Public Company with revenues above $500 million: Daniel the (NYSE: CLX). Finalists: Paul Coghlan, Corp. (NASDAQ: LLTC); Mark (NASDAQ: ADBE). Winner, Public Company with revenues upto $500 Martin Kropelnicki, . Finalists: Thomaz Cawley, (NASDAQ: PEET); Randy (NASDAQ: RVBD). Winner, Non-Public Company: Nathan Brostrom, .
Finalist: Thoma s Berquist, Winner, Venture-Backed Company: Jack Jenkins-Stark, Donald McCauley, ; Greg Walker, Winner, Community Service: Paul Tenderloin NeighborhoodDevelopment Corp. Finalists: Steved Bach, ; Michael Braude, . Transformation Agent: Byron Pollitt, Inc. V) Finalists: James (NASDAQ: SYMC); Lewis Chew, Corp (NYSE: NSM). The 2009 Bay Area CFO of the Year Awardz is a partnership betweejn the San Francisco Business Times which included an advertising supplement profiling the winnerse in its May 29issue — and Larki Street Youth Services. All proceeds from this evenft benefit Larkin StreetYoutgh Services.
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