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EFPN’s 6^th Annual Call to Action: San Francisco
Conference and Awards Ceremony
Dedicated to the Prevention of Elder Financial Abuse

March 25, 2010
Holiday Inn ~ Golden Gateway
1500 Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco

Call to Action brought together hundreds of professionals representing financial institutions, law enforcement, social services, elder justice advocates and the legal community to share best practices and express our collective determination to prevent elder financial abuse.

Keynote Speaker: Philip Marshall, Grandson of Brooke Astor
Special Guest Master of Ceremonies: Honorable Judge Kim Hubbard, Superior Court of Orange County.

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 2010 HONOREES!

Sentinel Award honoree, Judge Juliie Conger (Ret.) Professional Leadership Award Honoree, Alan Kennedy, SF DA's office Visionary Leadership Award Honoree, Bank of the West Shirley Khron, Donald N. Phelps Community Service Award

Sentinel Award: Honorable Judge Julie Conger (Ret.), Superior Court of Alameda County
Professional Leadership Award: Alan Kennedy, San Franciso District Attorney's Office
Visionary Leadership Award: Bank of the West, accepted by Maria Lazzarini, Northern California Division Executive
Donald N. Phelps Community Service Award: Communities Against Senior Exploitation (CASE), Contra Costa County, accepted by Shirley Krohn, California Senior Legislature

FOUNDERS AWARDS CEREMONY

EFPN Founders
"If we can see the future, it is because we stand on the shoulders of giants." Jenefer Duane, EFPN Founder and CEO, based on quote by Isaac Newton, as the Founders awards were presented.

In celebration of our 10th anniversary, we hosted a special ceremony in honor of our Founders: Westamerica Bank, Union Bank, Northern Trust, Circle Bank, First Bank, Bank of Marin, Citi, U.S. Bank, CapitalSource Bank, 5th District Marin County Supervisor Cynthia Murray (1999-2007), Tamalpais Bank, Luther Burbank Savings, First Republic Bank, 4th District Marin County Supervisor Steve Kinsey, 2nd District Marin County Supervisor Hal Brown and the Marin County District Attorney’s Office.