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ACEC CA East Bay Chapter Event
Randy Iwasaki, Leader of State and Local Transportation for Amazon Web Services
https://www.acec-eastbay.org/chapter-january-luncheon-jan-2022
TICKET SALES ARE NOW CLOSED AS OF 1/31/22. DUE TO CITY CLUB OF SF POLICY, WE CANNOT ACCEPT WALK INS FOR THIS EVENT.
Thank you to our sponsors!
GOLD SPONSORS
SILVER SPONSORS
COVID 19 Protocol – please bear with us as we balance safety and hosting in-person events
If you are feeling ill, symptomatic, or have tested positive for COVID, please stay home per San Francisco and State requirements.
- PROOF OF VACCINATION REQUIRED
- Negative COVID tests will NOT be accepted per https://www.sfdph.org/dph/alerts/coronavirus-faq.asp
- IF YOU DO NOT PROVIDE VACCINE DOCUMENTATION, YOU WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO ENTER THE EVENT AND WE WILL NOT ISSUE YOU A REFUND – WE APOLOGIZE FOR THE INCONVENIENCE.
- Masks are required when not actively eating or drinking (presenters may have the option to remove mask when using the microphone)
- Each attendee will be required to sign an ACEC COVID 19 waiver upon check in
- If SF Public Health, BART, SF City Club, and/or ACEC decide this in-person event is safety issue, we will make every attempt to transition to a virtual event and provide refunds to registered attendees and sponsors.
- No unregistered walk-ins allowed. If you are paying at the door, please use the “Pay by check or cash at door” online ticket option to register.
Program:
CHECK IN BEGINS 11:30 AM
PROGRAM STARTS 12:00 PM
PROGRAM ENDS 1:00 PM
The San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District (BART) is a heavy-rail public transit system that connects the San Francisco Peninsula with communities in the East Bay and South Bay. BART service currently extends as far as Millbrae, Richmond, Antioch, Dublin/Pleasanton, and Berryessa/North San José.
Bob Powers is BART’s tenth General Manager with more than 20 years of experience in the public transportation industry overseeing major infrastructure projects and transportation programs.
This presentation will cover
- Upcoming contracting opportunities with BART
- BART’s strategy to leverage the new Infrastructure Bill
- BART’s strategy to leverage the CA budget surplus
- Updates/progress made on Link 21
- General BART updates
This is an in-person event at SF City Club of San Francisco https://cityclubsf.com/
Sponsorships Available! Member Firms Only
Gold Level Sponsor ($500 member firm) – Maximum 3 – SOLD OUT as of 1/19/22
- two tickets to the event included
- two seats at the head table w/ speaker
- 60 seconds on the mic to speak about the firm at the beginning of the event
- logo on all promotional materials (digital and paper)
- Option to place sponsor-provided “swag” at each table
Silver Level Sponsor ($250 member firm) – Maximum 4
- one ticket to the event included
- 60 seconds on the mic to speak about the firm at the beginning of the event
- Logo on all promotional materials (digital and paper)
- Option to place sponsor-provided “swag” at each table
Bronze Level Sponsor ($150 member firm) – Unlimited
- one ticket to the event included
- Logo on all promotional materials (digital and paper)
- Option to place sponsor-provided “swag” at each table
Not sure if your firm is a member? Check out our membership directory.
Purchasing a ticket means you have read and agree to follow our Harassment and Misconduct Policy.
Forging, presenting, and using fake COVID 19 vaccine cards and/or test results are illegal activities. Information on reporting can be found here.
TICKET SALES CLOSED AS OF 3/1/22
EVENT RESCHEDULED FROM 2/22/22 TO 3/2/22. PLEASE CONTACT [email protected] FOR UPDATED OUTLOOK INVITE OR REFUNDS.
This is a virtual event via ZOOM.
Thank you to our sponsors:
Program:
PROGRAM STARTS 12:00 PM
PROGRAM ENDS 1:00 PM
Reid Bogert (Senior Program Specialist, C/CAG, San Mateo Countywide Water Pollution Prevention Program) will be discussing the status of current and future green infrastructure, sustainable streets, and climate change projects and efforts in San Mateo County.
Reid Bogert is a Senior Program Specialist for the San Mateo Countywide Water Pollution Prevention Program, at the City/County Association of Governments of San Mateo County. Reid oversees the countywide stormwater program and supports San Mateo agencies comply with the Municipal Regional Permit. In his five years with C/CAG, he has helped advance green stormwater infrastructure and sustainable streets initiatives, implemented 10 pilot Green Streets/Safe Routes to School pilot projects and helped C/CAG’s agencies work towards regional-scale collaboration on achieving stormwater management goals. Reid comes from a background in sustainability and conservation, and has worked on stormwater programs in the Bay Area and in Chicago.
The Stormwater Committee provides policy and technical advice and recommendations to the C/CAG Board of Directors and direction to technical subcommittees on all matters relating to stormwater management and compliance with associated regulatory mandates from the State Water Resources Control Board and San Francisco Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board.
Sponsor ($100 member firms only) – SOLD OUT
- 60 seconds on the mic to speak about the firm at the beginning of the event
- logo on all promotional materials (digital)
- 15 minute “sponsors only” breakout room with speaker following the event
Not sure if your firm is a member? Check out our membership directory.
Ticket sales are closed as of 4/20/2022 – there are a few walk-in spots available, please contact [email protected] ASAP if you are interested in walking in – no guarantees.
Thank you to our sponsors!
GOLD
This is an in-person event at Lake Chalet Seafood Bar & Grill in Oakland.
COVID 19 Protocol – please bear with us as we balance safety and hosting in-person events
If you are feeling ill, symptomatic, or have tested positive for COVID, please stay home.
- PROOF OF VACCINATION REQUIRED
- IF YOU DO NOT PROVIDE VACCINE DOCUMENTATION, YOU WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO ENTER THE EVENT AND WE WILL NOT ISSUE YOU A REFUND – WE APOLOGIZE FOR THE INCONVENIENCE.
- Per recent Alameda County announcements, wearing a mask is highly recommended: https://covid-19.acgov.org/face-masks.page?msclkid=dbb5b4dea96411ec9a0737f6e952037e
- Please bring a mask, just in case
- Each attendee will be required to sign an ACEC COVID 19 waiver upon check in
- If Alameda County, Lake Chalet, and/or ACEC decide this in-person event is safety issue, we will make every attempt to transition to a virtual event and provide refunds to registered attendees and sponsors.
- No unregistered walk-ins allowed. If you are paying at the door, please use the “Pay by card, check, or cash at door” online ticket option to register
- Event room may have windows open – a jacket is recommended
Program:
CHECK IN BEGINS 11:30 AM
PROGRAM STARTS 12:00 PM
PROGRAM ENDS 1:00 PM
Speakers:
Alix Bockelman
Metropolitan Transportation Commission
As Deputy Executive Director of Policy for MTC and ABAG since 2014, Alix Bockelman’s portfolio encompasses planning, legislative advocacy, public affairs and the programming and investment policy for federal, state and regional dollars. Alix has been a member of the agency staff for more than two decades, and in 2007 was named Woman of the Year by the San Francisco Bay Area chapter of the Women’s Transportation Seminar (WTS).
Dina A. El-Tawansy
As District 4 Director, Dina manages a $2 billion budget of inhouse and oversight investments and leads nearly 3,500 staff. She remains focused on implementing the Department’s new Mission, Vision and Goals, building, and strengthening partnerships, and continuing to work towards multimodal, safe and reliable transportation solutions that equitably serve all people of the Bay Area.
Sponsorships Available! Member Firms Only
Gold Level Sponsor ($500 member firm) – Maximum 3
- two tickets to the event included
- two seats at the head table w/ speaker
- 60 seconds on the mic to speak about the firm at the beginning of the event
- logo on all promotional materials (digital and paper)
- Option to place sponsor-provided “swag” at each table
Silver Level Sponsor ($250 member firm) – Maximum 4
- one ticket to the event included
- 60 seconds on the mic to speak about the firm at the beginning of the event
- Logo on all promotional materials (digital and paper)
- Option to place sponsor-provided “swag” at each table
Bronze Level Sponsor ($150 member firm) – Unlimited
- one ticket to the event included
- Logo on all promotional materials (digital and paper)
- Option to place sponsor-provided “swag” at each table
Not sure if your firm is a member? Check out our membership directory.
Purchasing a ticket means you have read and agree to follow our Harassment and Misconduct Policy.
Forging, presenting, and using fake COVID 19 vaccine cards and/or test results are illegal activities. Information on reporting can be found here.
THIS EVENT IS POSTPONED AS OF 5/20/22.
This is an in-person event at Scott’s Seafood Jack London Square.
Program:
CHECK IN/NETWORKING BEGINS 11:30 AM
PROGRAM STARTS 12:00 PM
PROGRAM ENDS 1:00 PM
Speaker:
Erika Powell
Chair, Coastal Hazards, Bay Adapt
Senior Project Manager US Army Corps of Engineers
Erika Powell joined the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) a second time in mid-2020, after working with the USACE in her hometown of New Orleans in the late 90’s. Erika has decades of trust-building with officials and technical leaders at the Federal, State and Local levels as well environmental justice communities, and has helped pioneer close to a 1 billion dollars of climate resilient projects in Louisiana and California. Erika has also spent two decades in consulting and founded the San Mateo County Flood and Sea Level Rise Resiliency District, now an independent agency known as OneShoreline.
Oakland Harbor Turning Basins Widening Project
- Estimated Cost $400-$500 million
- Final Feasibility Report and EA estimated completion: March 2023
- The Port of Oakland is one of the busiest container Port in the United States and has a total of six terminals. Overall, the maritime component of the Port of Oakland spans approximately 1,500 acres.
- The project proposes to deepen and widen the Oakland Harbor to allow for bigger, longer ships, and to ensure the Port’s benefit to the local economy. Modernizing the turning basins to routinely accommodate larger container vessels is critical to meet the needs of the Port’s customers and stakeholders.
- Widening improvements include new channel limits and additional bulkheading at the existing turning basins. The widening of the inner harbor turning basin impacts Howard Terminal, Alameda, and Schnitzer Steel. It requires new bulkheading for slope stability. The outer harbor turning basin widening would require dredging and would not impact any land properties.
- Construction will involve landside and waterside work and is expected to take 2.5 years.
Sponsorships Available! Member Firms Only
Gold Level Sponsor $500 (member and non member pricing) – 3 max
- two tickets to the event included
- two seats at the head table w/ speaker
- 60 seconds on the mic to speak about the firm at the beginning of the event
- logo on all promotional materials (digital and paper)
- Option to place sponsor-provided “swag” at each table
Silver Level Sponsor $250 (member and non member pricing) – 4 max
- one ticket to the event included
- 60 seconds on the mic to speak about the firm at the beginning of the event
- Logo on all promotional materials (digital and paper)
- Option to place sponsor-provided “swag” at each table
Bronze Level Sponsor $150 (member and non member pricing) – no maximum
- one ticket to the event included
- Logo on all promotional materials (digital and paper)
- Option to place sponsor-provided “swag” at each table
Not sure if your firm is a member? Check out our membership directory.
Purchasing a ticket means you have read and agree to follow our Harassment and Misconduct Policy.
COVID 19 Protocol – please bear with us as we balance safety and hosting in-person events
If you are feeling ill, symptomatic, or have tested positive for COVID, please stay home.
- PROOF OF VACCINATION MAY BE REQUIRED BY RESTAURANT, ACEC, AND/OR ALAMEDA COUNTY
- Per recent Alameda County announcements, wearing a mask is highly recommended: https://covid-19.acgov.org/face-masks.page?msclkid=dbb5b4dea96411ec9a0737f6e952037e
- Please bring a mask, just in case
- If Alameda County, Scotts Seafood, and/or ACEC decide this in-person event is safety issue, we will make every attempt to transition to a virtual event and provide refunds to registered attendees and sponsors.
- No unregistered walk-ins allowed. If you are paying at the door, please use the “Pay by card, check, or cash at door” online ticket option to register
Forging, presenting, and using fake COVID 19 vaccine cards and/or test results are illegal activities. Information on reporting can be found here.
Thank you to our sponsors!
SILVER SPONSOR
BRONZE SPONSOR
This is an in person lunch event featuring special guest Tilly Chang.
Tilly will discuss:
- New countywide transportation plan update
- Sales tax renewal
- Key project updates
We look forward to seeing you there!
About The Speaker:
Tilly Chang serves as Executive Director of the San Francisco County Transportation Authority. The Transportation Authority plans, funds and delivers improvements for San Francisco’s multi-operator transportation system. Its mission is to make travel safer, healthier, and easier for all.
Ms. Chang oversees the Transportation Authority’s administration of San Francisco’s half-cent transportation sales tax and other voter-approved funding programs. She also leads the agency’s county congestion management functions including developing San Francisco’s 30 year transportation investment blueprint known as the San Francisco Transportation Plan.
Ms. Chang is Chair of the Self-Help Counties Coalition and serves as Vice-Chair of the Transbay Joint Powers Authority’s Peninsula Rail Program Executive Steering Committee. She serves on the boards of the Intelligent Transportation Society of America, UC CONNECT Advisory Committee, and SPUR.
Prior to the Transportation Authority, she held posts with the World Bank, Metropolitan Transportation Commission, and a wireless technology startup. She is a graduate of UC Berkeley and M.I.T.
Program:
- CHECK IN/NETWORKING BEGINS 11:30 AM
- PROGRAM STARTS 12:00 PM
- PROGRAM ENDS 1:00 PM
Purchasing a ticket means you have read and agree to follow our Harassment and Misconduct Policy.
Not sure if you’re firm is a member? Check out our Membership Directory
Sponsorships available!
Gold (3 max): $500 member firm / $600 non member firm
- 2 tickets to the event included
- 2 seats at the head table w/ speaker
- 60 seconds on the mic to speak about the firm at the beginning of the event
- logo on all promotional materials (digital and paper)
- Option to place sponsor-provided “swag” at each table
Silver (4 max): $250 member firm / $350 non member firm
- 1 ticket to the event included
- 60 seconds on the mic to speak about the firm at the beginning of the event
- Logo on all promotional materials (digital and paper)
- Option to place sponsor-provided “swag” at each table
Bronze (unlimited): $150 member firm / $250 non member firm
- 1 ticket to the event included
- Logo on all promotional materials (digital and paper)
- Option to place sponsor-provided “swag” at each table
COVID 19 Protocol – please bear with us as we balance safety and hosting in-person events
- If you are feeling ill, symptomatic, or have tested positive for COVID, please stay home.
- PROOF OF VACCINATION MAY BE REQUIRED BY RESTAURANT, CITY & COUNTY OF SF, AND/OR ACEC
- Wearing a mask is highly recommended: Know when masks are needed | San Francisco (sf.gov)
- Please bring a mask, just in case
- If City & County of SF, Restaurant, and/or ACEC decide this in-person event is a safety issue, we will make every attempt to transition to a virtual event and provide refunds to registered attendees and sponsors.
- No unregistered walk-ins allowed. If you are paying at the door, please use the “Pay by card, check, or cash at door” online ticket option to register
Forging, presenting, and using fake COVID 19 vaccine cards and/or test results are illegal activities. Information on reporting can be found here.
Thank you to our sponsors!
GOLD SPONSOR
SILVER SPONSORS
Program:
- CHECK IN/NETWORKING BEGINS 11:30 AM
- PROGRAM STARTS 12:00 PM
- PROGRAM ENDS 1:00 PM
Purchasing a ticket means you have read and agree to follow our Harassment and Misconduct Policy.
Not sure if you’re firm is a member? Check out our Membership Directory
Speakers:
Alfonso Rodriguez, DTX Project Director, joined TJPA in July 2021 as the Downtown Rail Extension (DTX) Project Director following a career spanning three decades in the public and private sectors including executive leadership and project management roles. As Project Director for DTX, Mr. Rodriguez provides leadership to the project delivery team and through collaboration with partnering agencies and stakeholders, is responsible for delivering Phase 2 of the Transbay Program, the Downtown Rail Extension, that will extend Caltrain commuter rail and California’s future high-speed rail service to the Salesforce Transit Center in downtown San Francisco.
Anna Harvey, DTX Deputy Project Director, joined the TJPA in January 2022 with over a decade of experience in both the private and public sectors. She started out as a consultant on the final design and tunnel construction of the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency Central Subway project, then progressed to roles in program management and engineering for California High-Speed Rail. Ms. Harvey then spent six years working on a mix of funding, highways, and rail and station planning for the San Francisco County Transportation Authority and the San Francisco Planning Department.
COVID 19 Protocol – please bear with us as we balance safety and hosting in-person events
- If you are feeling ill, symptomatic, or have tested positive for COVID, please stay home.
- PROOF OF VACCINATION MAY BE REQUIRED BY RESTAURANT, CITY & COUNTY OF SF, AND/OR ACEC
- Wearing a mask is highly recommended: Know when masks are needed | San Francisco (sf.gov)
- Please bring a mask, just in case
- If City & County of SF, Restaurant, and/or ACEC decide this in-person event is a safety issue, we will make every attempt to transition to a virtual event and provide refunds to registered attendees and sponsors.
- No unregistered walk-ins allowed. If you are paying at the door, please use the “Pay by card, check, or cash at door” online ticket option to register
Forging, presenting, and using fake COVID 19 vaccine cards and/or test results are illegal activities. Information on reporting can be found here.