Subject: Leadership Conference Dinner
From: "Bill Bartmann" <[email-masked]>
To: <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 24 Apr 2014 13:39:59 +0000

Hunter,

I am one of the sponsors of this event and therefore have the opportunity to invite guests.  Would you be interested in attending this event as my guest?

I hope you will be able to join us.

Please let me know at your convenience so that I may reserve a seat for you.

Bill

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The 38th Annual Hubert H. Humphrey
Civil and Human Rights Award Dinner<http://action.civilrights.org/site/R?i=cjokRIFdoeaHKSZrXg70rw>

Thursday, May 15, 2014

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The Washington Hilton
1919 Connecticut Ave., N.W.
Washington, D.C.

Reception, 5:30 p.m.
Dinner, 7:00 p.m.
Business Attire

The Leadership Conference Education Fund
Pre-Dinner Reception Sponsored by UPS(r)

Honorary Dinner Chair

Judith L. Lichtman
National Partnership for Women
     and Families

Dinner Chair

Fred Humphries
Microsoft

Reception Underwriter

Eduardo Martinez
UPS

Program Benefactors

Bill Bartmann
CFS II, Inc.

Loretta Johnson
American Federation of
     Teachers, AFL-CIO

Barry Rand
AARP

John Relman
Relman, Dane & Colfax, PLLC

Lee Saunders
AFSCME

Dinner Committee
(To Date)

Ricardo Byrd, Chair
National Association of Neighborhoods

Jenny Backus
Google

Brad Blower
American Express

Mike Calhoun
Center for Responsible Lending

Naomi G. Camper
Chase

Donna Epps
Verizon

Julian Epstein
LMG, Inc.

Mary Kay Henry
SEIU

Bob King
International Union, UAW

Gale V. King
Nationwide

Fernando Laguarda
Time Warner Cable

Tanya Lombard
AT&T

Lamell McMorris
Perennial Strategy Group

Minyon Moore
Dewey Square Group

Mark Perriello
American Association of People
     with Disabilities

Andrew Plepler
Bank of America

Robert Raben
The Raben Group

John Relman
Relman, Dane & Colfax, PLLC

Lisa Rice
National Fair Housing Alliance

Wells Fargo
Mike Rizer

Faith Schwartz
CoreLogic

Hilary Shelton
NAACP

David Sutphen
Brunswick Group

Kenny Thompson
PepsiCo

Richard Trumka
AFL-CIO

Sponsors
(To Date)

AARP

ACLU

AFL-CIO

Alaska Federation of Natives

American-Arab
    Anti-Discrimination Committee

American Association for Justice

American Association of People
     with Disabilities

American Association of
     University Women

American Express

American Federation of
    Government Employees, AFGE

American Federation of State,
    County and Municipal
    Employees, AFL-CIO

American Federation of Teachers,
    AFL-CIO

Amnesty International

Asian Americans Advancing
     Justice | AAJC

AT&T

Bank of America

The Boeing Company

Brunswick Group

Center for Responsible Lending

CFS II, Inc.

Chase

Citi

Comcast

Communications Workers
     of America

Compassion & Choices

CoreLogic

DC Vote

Dewey Square Group

EarthJustice

Edison Electric Institute

Genworth Financial

Google, Inc.

Judith Hopkinson

Human Rights Campaign

International Union, UAW

Japanese American Citizens League

Lawyers' Committee for
    Civil Rights Under Law

LMG, Inc.

MALDEF

Matthew Shepard Foundation

The Mellman Group

Microsoft

NAACP

NAACP Legal Defense and
     Educational Fund

National Association of Broadcasters

National Association of Neighborhoods

National Association of Realtors

National Association of Social Workers

National Cable and
     Telecommunications Association

National Education Association

National Fair Housing Alliance

National Gay and Lesbian
     Task Force

National Organization for Women

National Partnership for Women
     and Families

Nationwide

Open Society Policy Center

PepsiCo

Perennial Strategy Group

PG&E

Planned Parenthood Action Fund

The Raben Group

Ranieri Partners

Relman, Dane & Colfax, PLLC

SEIU

Southern Poverty Law Center

Time Warner Cable

TruGreen

United Church of Christ Justice
     and Witness Ministries

United Food and Commercial
     Workers International Union

United Mine Workers of America

UPS

Verizon

Walmart Stores, Inc.

Wells Fargo

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