Please join ACEC Bay Bridge Chapter to meet Stephen Robinson, Assistant General Manager of the San Francisco PUC, where he is responsible for capital programs and project delivery for SFPUC facilities. Stephen will discuss SFPUC’s capital plan and how the PUC is working to meet the City’s water, power and sewer level of service needs in the face of climate change.
About The Speaker:
Stephen Robinson, Assistant General Manager, Infrastructure
Stephen Robinson is the Assistant General Manager for Infrastructure, where he is responsible for capital programs and project implementation for SFPUC facilities, including the Water System Improvement Program, the Sewer System Improvement Program, and the Hetchy Capital Improvement Program. Previously, he was the Director of the Wastewater Enterprise Capital Program for SFPUC’s Infrastructure Division. He is a Professional Civil Engineer (CA) and a UK Chartered Civil Engineer with over two decades of planning, design, construction, and management experience in the water/wastewater sector. Prior to joining SFPUC he worked with MWH/Stantec as a consultant and served in the British Army as a Royal Engineer Captain. He has a master’s degree in Civil Engineering and Management from the Queens University of Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Program:
CHECK IN/NETWORKING BEGINS 11:30 AM
PROGRAM STARTS 12:00 PM
PROGRAM ENDS 1:15 PM
Sponsorships available!
Gold (4 max): $500 member firm
2 tickets to the event included
1 seat at the head table w/ speaker, 1 seat at adjacent reserved table
60 seconds on the mic to speak about the firm at the beginning of the event
logo on all promotional materials (digital and paper)
Silver (4 max): $250 member firm
1 ticket to the event included at adjacent reserved table
Logo on all promotional materials (digital and paper)
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
Per recent announcements, wearing a mask is highly recommended: https://sf.gov/information/know-when-masks-are-needed
Please bring a mask, just in case
If ACEC decides 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.
