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Re: HOBY Albert Schweitzer Award - Beau
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2015-09-14 18:26:38
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Hi Eric, Yes, I am able to go and would love for Beau to be the recipient of this award. Hunter said he would go with me and hopefully do the speaking to accept the honor/award. I'll check again if Ash wants to come as well. At this point I imagine they just want to know about making Beau their honoree. Thanks so much. Talk soon, Hallie On Wed, Sep 9, 2015 at 9:08 AM, Eric Schwerin <eschwerin@rosemontseneca.com> wrote: > Hallie, Hunter, Ashely- > > Yesterday I spoke to Rhett Wilson, a Board member of the Hugh O’Brian > Youth Leadership Foundation (HOBY). He was passed on to me by Josh because > HOBY would like to posthumously present its annual Albert Schweitzer Award > to Beau at their annual awards dinner in Beverly Hills in November. > > Rhett, would like to know that this is acceptable to the family. All that > would be required is for someone to go out to Beverly Hills on November 4th > to accept the award (it is at the Beverly Hills Hilton). He had no > preference on who accepted the award but I assume it would at least be one > or some combination of the three of you (I believe the honoree’s family > receives 4 tickets to the event). He very specifically said he wasn’t > asking for or expecting the VP to attend. > > There will be 200-300 people in attendance and the award would be > presented by a member of their Board or their Executive Director. > > If you don’t know Hoby or the Award here’s a little info from Rhett: > > > > > *Past recipients include Presidents Ford and Reagan, Secretaries Albright > and Clinton, as well as business and media leaders such as Larry King and > Doug Parker. The dinner is a benefit for Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership - a > program that trains 10,000 young leaders annually across the U.S. and > several foreign countries. It is a non profit 501c3 that has been > operating since 1958.* > > There is a Delaware chapter of the organization as well. > > Alex Mackler and I did some initial vetting and the organization is well > respected and there don’t seem to be any issues with them or with the > award. There are some impressive past awardees. There is no financial > commitment required on anyone’s part either. Just need to show up and > collect the award and make some remarks. > > Rhett would like an answer on whether it is acceptable to make Beau their > honoree in the next week or 10 day if possible. I don’t think you need to > figure out who would go out there right now. If you are inclined to accept > I would suggest that we just get back to them, say yes, and tell them you > don’t know who would be attending yet. > > Thoughts? > > Best, > > Eric > > > Eric D. Schwerin > Rosemont Seneca Partners, LLC > 1010 Wisconsin Ave., NW > Suite 705 > Washington, DC 20007 > (202) 333-1880 > eschwerin@rosemontseneca.com > *P* *Consider the environment before printing this email.* > > -- Hallie Olivere Bide
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