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We bring people together to create premiere events and entertainment celebrating the New Year.
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Chief Executive Officer
David Eads
Administrative Office Rose Bowl Game
Kevin Ash Chief
Chief Financial Officer
Jeffrey Allen
Sr. Director, Strategic Partnerships
Eric Solomon
Chief Operating Officer
Kevin Asbell
Of Operations Rose Bowl
John Henderson Sr Director
Sr. Director, Partner Relations
Monique Sims
Marketing & Communications
Mandy Denaux Sr Director
Sr. Director, Community Relations
Carlos Illingworth
Sr. Director, Team & Vip Operations
Brittany Grant
Procurement & Facilities
Traci Ridling Sr Director
Director, Finance
Ramil Villegas
Director, Communications
Candace Carlson
Partner Relations & Events
Mariela Spillari Sr Mgr
President
Mark Leavens
Executive Vice President
Terry Madigan
Treasurer
Pam Knapp
Secretary
Craig Washington
Vice President
Jason Melillo
Vice President
Ruth Martinez Baenen
Vice President
Greg Custer
Vice President
James Ciampa
Immediate Past President
Ed Morales
Executive Committee
Charlotte Bland
Committee (Left During Year)
Alain Camiling Executive
Committee (Left During Year)
Steve Darden Executive
Executive Committee
Nanette Fish
Executive Committee
Susan Marasco
Executive Committee
Rafael Sanchez Iii
Committee (Left During Year)
Eve Santillan Executive
Executive Committee
Quinn Tang
Director
Melissa Baiunco Augustyn
Director (Left During Year)
Jay Brown
Director
Ernesto Cardenas
Director
Rushmore Cervantes
Director
Ronald Chase
Director
Amy Garrity
Director
Leigh Gluck
Director
Ciran Hadjian
Director
Brian James
Director
Gary Leonard
Director (Left During Year)
Dave Link
Director
Tina Lowenthal
Director
Stephen Macala
Director
Shannon Mc Connell
Director
Tom Mc Entee
Director
Kirkland Ogawa
Director (Left During Year)
Kathryn Perini
Director (Left During Year)
Steve Perry
Director
Ronald Rodriguez
Director
Kirk Thorell
Life Director (Past President)
Alex Aghajanian
Life Director (Past President)
Sally Bixby
Life Director (Left During Year)
Lorne Brown
Life Director (Past President)
Robert Cheney
Life Director (Past President)
Richard Chinen
Life Director (Left During Year)
David Davis
Life Director (Past President)
Laura Farber
Life Director (Past President)
Don Fedde
Life Director (Past President)
Gerald Freeny
Life Director (Left During Year)
Wilbur Griest
Life Director (Past President)
Gary Hayward
Life Director (Past President)
Paul Holman
Life Director (Past President)
Richard Jackson
Life Director (Past President)
Scott Jenkins
Life Director (Past President)
Cl Keedy Iii
Life Director (Past President)
Ira Matthiessen Iii
Life Director (Past President)
Robert Miller
Life Director (Past President)
Ronald Okum
Life Director (Past President)
Robert Ratliff
Life Director (Past President)
Gary Thomas
Life Director (Past President)
Jeffrey Throop
Life Director (Past President)
Lance Tibbet
Life Director (Past President)
Amy Wainscott
Life Director (Past President)
Elizabeth Wright
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