National Bike-To-Work Week kicks off on Monday, May 9. On Thursday, May 12, we challenge CEOs and elected officials to join in the CEO/Celebrity Cycle-to-Work Day Challenge. 2011 marks the sixth year that the Silicon Valley Leadership Group has promoted participation in this event--which requires only three things:
- Have your executive personally cycle to work on Bike to Work Day, 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 Challenge 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.
The 2010 participating companies include:
City of Mountain View
Margaret Abe-Koga, Vice Mayor
CSC
Joseph Amato
SVB
Greg Becker
Intersil
Dave Bell
PG&E
Thomas Bottorff
City of San José
Nora Campos, Councilmember
Finelite
Terry Clark
Stanford University
Angus Davol
Mattson Technology
David Dutton
Colliers Parrish
Jeff Fredericks
Sling Media
John Gilmore
Gordon Biersch
Dan Gordon
ETM
Thomas Hayse
Randy Johnson, Councilmember
Brocade
Mike Klayko
Declaration Services
David Lerner
Tecan
Steve Levers
City of San José
Sam Liccardo, Councilmember
MetricStream
Joe Longo
Sensory Inc.
Todd Mozer
Lockheed-Martin
Jennifer Paedon
SETI
Tom Pierson
QuEST
Derrick Rebello
Dimatix
Martin Schoeppler
Serious Materials
Kevin Surace
City of Sunnyvale
Ron Swegles, Councilmember
Steve Tate
Bloom Energy
Bill Thayer
Juda Tolmasoff, Councilmember
San José Mercury News
Mac Tully
KLA-Tencor
Rick Wallace
SunPower
Tom Werner
Thanks to the Silicon Valley Leadership Group for compiling the list of participants.