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T H E S I X T E E N T H A N N UA L
VISIONARY AWARDS
P R E S E N T E D TO
BILL CLARK
HENRY MCGEE
November 5, 2013 | The Beverly Hilton | Beverly Hills, CA
From the Presidents
W
elcome to the 16th Annual Visionary Awards. We are so pleased you are able to join us
tonight in honoring two outstanding individuals whose ongoing leadership and support
in the fight against AIDS ensures that EAA’s work has meaningful impact each and every
day.
When we began this mission in 1989, we had no idea that we would still be “in business” heading into our
25th year. But the need to fund services for people living with HIV and AIDS, for prevention, education, clinical trials and research marches on and, in the midst of recession and recovery, relies all the more on our
continued success.
In receiving the 2013 Visionary Award, Bill Clark will join a distinguished group of men and women who are
heroes in the cause. Throughout his years at Anchor Bay Entertainment, Bill has consistently supported EAA
through sponsorships, media sales and countless other requests. He is always quick to respond in a positive
way to any requests made of him, and for that we are grateful.
This year marks only the second time in EAA’s history that we’ve recognized an honoree with the Lifetime
Advocate Award. Henry McGee certainly meets and exceeds that rare standard. Whether in business, arts,
cultural or humanitarian pursuits, his contributions are powerful and enduring. If you are fortunate enough to
know Henry personally, you know how well this is reflected in his 34 years of success at HBO, in many years
spent on the boards, as a trustee or in service on an executive committee of many a non-profit over at least
as many years. It’s not so surprising that education is the next platform that he’s chosen to work from. The
students at Harvard Business School are very fortunate to have him. And at EAA, we’re very grateful that
Henry has agreed to continue supporting us as a member of our Honorary Board.
This evening, our thanks go to both Henry and Bill for helping to sustain and improve the lives of literally
hundreds of thousands of people that they will never meet. And for those, like us, who do in fact have the
pleasure of knowing them personally, we express our congratulations and heartfelt appreciation for all that
they’ve done and continue to do.
Most Sincerely,
Vallery Kountze
Entertainment Marketing Solutions
EAA Co-President
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Sue Procko
SPPR, Inc.
EAA Co-President
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Entertainment AIDS Alliance’s Visionary Awards celebrate companies and individuals in the entertainment
industry that honor us through their longtime commitment to fighting HIV and AIDS, and promoting
philanthropy and the greater good of the communities we serve.
Tuesday, November 5, 2013
The Beverly Hilton
9876 Wilshire Boulevard
Beverly Hills, California
Hosted by
NIECY NASH
HONOREES
BILL CLARK
HENRY MCGEE
Lifetime Advocate Award
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We congratulate:
Bill Clark,
President of Anchor Bay Entertainment,
Entertainment Aids Alliance Visionary Award
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Henry McGee,
Former HBO Home Entertainment President /
Senior Lecturer at Harvard Business School
Entertainment Aids Alliance Lifetime Advocate Award.
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SMARTER DIGITAL ENTERTAINMENT
2013 LIFETIME ADVOCATE
Henry McGee
Senior Lecturer — Harvard Business School
H
enry McGee is a senior lecturer at Harvard Business School. A
member of the General Management Unit, he teaches the required
MBA course Leadership and Corporate Accountability (LCA). In
addition, he teaches film-based cases in the second-year elective
course The Moral Leader.
Prior to his appointment to the faculty in July 2013, McGee was president
of HBO Home Entertainment, the DVD and digital program distribution
division of Home Box Office, the world’s leading premium television company. HBO Home Entertainment’s extensive catalog includes hundreds of
titles ranging from HBO’s critically acclaimed and groundbreaking series “The
Sopranos” and “Sex and the City” to the epic HBO original miniseries Band of
Brothers and The Pacific. With offices in New York, London and Toronto, the
company’s titles are distributed in more than 70 countries around the globe.
McGee joined HBO in 1979 and was named to the post of president in March 1995.
Under McGee’s direction the company was one of the first in the video industry to use the Internet to expand
its marketing beyond traditional vehicles and in 1995 launched its first website, hbohomevideo.com. In 2006
the company was the first in the world to release television programming in the new Blu-ray high-definition
format. In 2008, the company expanded into selling digital versions of its titles via the Internet and that same
year began utilizing innovative manufacturing-on-demand technology to broaden its number of releases.
The recipient of numerous industry awards for his pioneering use of Internet-based marketing and early adoption of the high-definition format for the company’s releases, McGee was named one of the 50 most powerful
African Americans in the entertainment business by Black Enterprise magazine. He is a former board member of
Quickflix (ASX:QFX), Australia and New Zealand’s only subscription DVD and rental video streaming service.
Since 2004, he has been a director of AmerisourceBergen (NYSE: ABC), one of the nation’s top pharmaceutical service companies and No. 32 on the Fortune 500 list of the biggest corporations in the United States.
He is president of the Alvin Ailey Dance Theater Foundation, the nation’s largest modern dance organization, and serves on the boards of the Film Society of Lincoln Center and the Black Filmmaker Foundation. In
the past, McGee has served as a trustee of the Sundance Institute, Radcliffe College, the Harvard Club of New
York City, the Studio Museum in Harlem and the New 42nd Street, the organization overseeing the revitalization and management of seven historic theaters in Times Square.
In 2004 the Harvard Business School African-American Alumni Association honored McGee with its
Professional Achievement Award. That same year McGee also received the Entertainment AIDS Alliance
Visionary Award. McGee was inducted into the Video Hall of Fame, one of the industry’s most prestigious
honors, in 2008.
Before joining HBO, McGee worked for three years as a reporter for Newsweek magazine in its New York
and Washington, DC bureaus. He covered stories in the fields of politics, foreign affairs, education and entertainment and also served as an on-camera reporter for Newsweek Broadcasting.
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S O N Y P I C T U R E S E N T E R TA I N M E N T
Proudly Salutes
HENRY McGEE
on receiving the 2013 Lifetime Advocate Award
AND
BILL CLARK
on receiving the 2013 Visionary Award
www.sonypictures.com
© 2013 Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc.
All Rights Reserved.
Warner Bros. Home Entertainment
Joins the Entertainment AIDS Alliance in Congratulating
BILL CLARK
Recipient of the
2013 Visionary Award
and
HENRY MCGEE
Recipient of the
2013 Lifetime Advocate Award
Thank You For Raising Awareness for
AIDS Research & Service Organizations
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Bill Clark
President – Anchor Bay Entertainment
B
ill Clark oversees all aspects of sales, marketing, acquisitions and product development strategy for Anchor Bay Entertainment worldwide. In
late 2010, he negotiated a deal with The Weinstein Company for the
home entertainment distribution rights to their films. The first release
was the 2011 Academy™ Award-winner for Best Picture – The King’s Speech. This
past year, the company released another Academy Award-winner for Best Picture
with Quentin Tarantino’s Django Unchained. The overall agreement includes both
TWC and Dimension titles as well as the successful “Scream,” “Spy Kids” and
“Scary Movie” franchises and new installments in the “Hellraiser,” “Halloween” and
“Children of the Corn” film series.
In 2008, he launched the Anchor Bay Films division, the theatrical unit of Anchor
Bay Entertainment. Since its inception, the company has acquired more than 100
films featuring talent such as Michael Douglas, Susan Sarandon, Andy Garcia,
Maria Bello, Al Pacino, Rooney Mara, Christopher Walken, Kim Cattrell, Liam Neeson, Michael Sheen, Justin
Timberlake and Vera Farmiga to name only a few. Under his direction, Anchor Bay Entertainment offers quality distribution with offices in the United Kingdom, Australia and Canada.
In addition to films, the company releases numerous TV on disc titles under Clark’s direction, including all of the Starz
Original Series. Most recently, the company released season three of the award-winning and extremely popular AMC
series “The Walking Dead.” The company also expanded its agreement with AMC to include any new original series by
AMC, IFC and Sundance Channel.
Anchor Bay Entertainment is a category leader in the fitness arena in both the U.S. and Britain. Under Clark’s
direction, the company has many proprietary brands as well as several successful licensed fitness brands. Anchor Bay
is also the distributor of the world’s fastest growing sports organization, Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC)
product. The company is also the category leader in anime in the U.K.
A true veteran in the field of home entertainment, his career spans all aspects of the film, television, video, music,
live theater and interactive/new media businesses but more importantly includes numerous groundbreaking and
innovative strategies, deal structures, business models and operational improvements at each stop along the way.
Clark has been a force in the entertainment industry for over 25 years most recently serving as COO and CFO
of Ventura Entertainment Enterprises. Under his direction, the company was packaged and sold to First Look
Entertainment. Prior to Ventura, he served in several senior management positions including worldwide COO of
Universal Studios Home Entertainment, COO of Spelling Entertainment, COO/CFO Priority Records and SVP
positions for EMI Music and The Walt Disney Studios. In those roles he developed and oversaw a wide array of
new media and digital strategies and initiatives, spearheaded the launch of Universal’s global DVD business and was
responsible for the creation and management of several incremental revenue and business opportunities along with
the revitalization of catalog brands and significant operational efficiencies. He started his entertainment industry
career with CBS and held positions in both its International Record and Broadcasting Operating groups.
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Niecy Nash
N
iecy Nash was born and raised in Los Angeles and at the age of
5, she witnessed performances by the actress Lola Falana, which
inspired her to chase her Hollywood dreams. She has since
achieved her dream by becoming an actress, as well as a wife and
a mother of three over the last 17 years. When asked what her hobbies are,
Niecy proudly replies, “motherhood,” which she considers her greatest success in life.
Niecy has hosted and starred in her own Yahoo Web series titled, “Let’s
Talk About Love.” Audiences tuned in each week to listen to her hilarious, no-nonsense perspectives on love, dating and relationships. The series
premiered in October 2011. She also starred in her own reality docu-series
called “Leave It To Niecy,” which debuted in March 2012 on TLC. This
came right after Niecy partnered with TLC in the summer of 2011 to follow
her as she planned the wedding of her dreams to then-fiancé Jay Tucker.
The entire wedding experience aired as a 2-hour television event that over
5 million viewers tuned in to watch. The event was so heartwarming it
inspired the docu-series that shows the blending of two families and the
hilarity that ensues.
In May of 2013 Niecy released her first book, It’s Hard to Fight Naked
through Simon & Schuster. In this hilarious, heartfelt book of no-nonsense
dating and relationship wisdom, Niecy tells it like it is as she invites you to
think differently about traditional norms in hopes of finding the love you
deserve.
Niecy stars in the TV Land series “The Soul Man” opposite Cedric the
Entertainer, and has appeared on an episode on the reality show “Celebrity
Wife Swap” on ABC. Niecy is also a series regular on HBO’s “Getting On,”
which is set to premiere later this year.
Niecy also can be seen starring in two successful TV projects simultaneously: She hosted the Style Network’s #1 rated home makeover show “Clean
House” and was a celebrity panelist on the top-rated CBS entertainment
news program “The Insider.” For her work on “Clean House,” Niecy won a
Daytime Emmy Award in the Outstanding Special Class Special category as
Producer/Host in 2010 and The American Women In Radio & Television
honored Niecy with the 2007 Gracie Allen Award for Outstanding Program
Host.
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About EAA
E
ntertainment AIDS Alliance (EAA) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit dedicated to funding
research, treatment services and prevention programs for HIV and AIDS.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Our grantees include community-based non-profits serving diverse populations
affected by AIDS as well as organizations whose research and thought-leadership
have a global effect on the cause.
We’ve distributed over $5 million to more than 155 unique beneficiaries nationwide
— a sum that represents over 80% of funds raised.
Since our founding in 1989 as the Video Industry AIDS Action Committee (VIAAC),
our family of supporters has grown from a committed group of industry professionals
to companies and individuals from the entertainment industry, its supply chains, and
other affiliated service industries. Thanks to their contributions and influence, we continue to drive awareness and funding to stop a growing epidemic that affects millions
of adults and children worldwide.
EAA maintains no offices and is run almost entirely by pro bono professionals and
volunteers.
Co-Presidents:
VALLERY KOUNTZE
AND SUE PROCKO
Vice President
PHIL MCKENNA
Secretary
SILVIA LEYVA
Treasurer
JEFF JENEST
Asst. Treasurer
KYLAN FRANCIS
Chief Marketing Officer
KEVIN MARK LODIE
BRETT BROWN
BARBARA JAVITZ
Executive Director
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2013 VISIONARY HONORS
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Lifetime Advocate Award
Beneficiary
G
od’s Love We Deliver is the New York metropolitan area’s leading
provider of life-sustaining meals and nutrition counseling for people
living with severe illnesses. Begun as an HIV/AIDS service organization, today God’s Love provides for people living with more than 200
individual diagnoses. God’s Love cooks and home delivers the specific,
nutritious meals a client’s severe illness and treatment so urgently require.
Meals are individually tailored for each client by one of our Registered
Dietitians, and all clients have access to unlimited nutrition counseling.
God’s Love supports families by providing meals for the children and senior
caregivers of its clients. All of the agency’s services are provided free of
charge, and in its history of more than 28 years, God’s Love We Deliver
has never had a waiting list. For more information, visit godslovewedeliver.
org. God’s Love is a non-sectarian organization. Follow God’s Love on
Facebook (facebook.com/godslovewedeliver) and on Twitter and Instagram
(@godslovenyc) and join the conversation with #FoodisMedicine
THE WEINSTEIN COMPANY
IS PROUD
TO CONGRATULATE
BILL CLARK
ON HIS
VISIONARY AWARD
Past EAA Lifetime Advocate Award Recipient
2012
David Bishop, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
Past EAA Visionary Honorees
2012
Chris Long, DIRECTV
Amazon.com, accepted
by Dana Luthy
2011
Walmart, accepted by
Louis Greth
Steve Tisch, The Steve
Tisch Foundation
Pam Grier
Ted Sarandos, Netflix
Jim Urie, Universal
Music Group Distribution
and Vivendi Visual
Entertainment
New Orleans Task Force
2005
Buena Vista Home
Entertainment
Steve Feldstein, 20th
Century Fox Home
Entertainment
David Kahn, DMK
Entertainment
Kimbirly Orr, Advanstar
Communications, VIAAC
AIDS Project Los Angeles
Target Stores, accepted
by Darrell Tucker
Walt Disney Studios
Home Entertainment,
accepted by Lori
MacPherson
Sandy Friedman,
DreamWorks Home
Entertainment
Joe Amodei, Hart Sharp
Video
Neal Hettinger and
Nigel Sherry, Lead
Pencil Advertising and
Design
Dave Rubenstein,
Cinram International Inc.
Southwest Boulevard
Family Health Care
Services of Greater
Kansas City
2007
2004
Richard Foos,
Shout! Factory
Vicki Greenleaf,
Greenleaf & Associates
Ron Sanders,
Warner Home Video
Aid for AIDS
Thomas K. Arnold,
Video Store Magazine
David Bishop, MGM
Home Entertainment
Fritz Friedman,
Columbia TriStar Home
Entertainment
Henry McGee, HBO Video
Sue Procko, Sue Procko
Public Relations
The Actor’s Fund
Ben Feingold,
Columbia Tristar Home
Entertainment
Eileen Fitzpatrick,
Billboard
Shane Rasmussen,
Buena Vista Home
Entertainment
Don Rosenberg,
Advanstar
Communications
Steve Scavelli, Flash
Distributors
UCLA AIDS Institute
and Dr. Peter Anton
2003
2000
Jim Cardwell, Warner
Home Video
Bob Chapek,
Michael Becker, Video
Room
Steve Beeks, Artisan
2009
Michele Bell, Paramount
Home Entertainment
2008
2006
Kelley Avery,
Paramount Worldwide
Home Entertainment
Tim Fournier, Anchor
Bay Entertainment
Maral Kaloustian,
mPRm Public Relations
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2002
Stephen Einhorn, New
Line Home Entertainment
Ray Jewell, Mister Video
Maria LaMagra
Arny Schorr, Rhino
Home Video
AIDS Action Committee
2001
Home Entertainment
Marty Greenwald, Image
Entertainment
Tony Lynn, Playboy
Entertainment Group
Jere Rae-Mansfield,
monterey media
Debbie Sleezer, Playboy
Entertainment Group
Tom Rooney,
Panasonic Disc Services
Corporation
1999
Bruce Apar, Video
Business
Tylie Jones, Tylie Jones
& Associates
Mitch Koch, Buena Vista
Home Entertainment
Bill Mechanic, 20th
Century Fox
Dave Mount, WEA
Janice Whiffen,
Event411.com, VIAAC
1998
Steve Ades, Fast
Forward Marketing
Louis Feola, Universal
Family & Home
Entertainment Production
Bernie Gainey, PDS
Vallery Kountze, The Art
of Giving, VIAAC
Len Levy, VIAAC
Tania Moloney,
DreamWorks SKG
Bill O’Brien, Cahners
Travel Group
Jeff Jenest, Playboy
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EAA’s Beneficiaries
CURRENT/STANDING:
tAIDS Project Los Angeles
(APLA), Los Angeles, CA
tAIDS Project New Haven,
CT
tAIDS Research Alliance
(ARA), Los Angeles, CA
tCallen-Lorde Community
Health Center, New York City
tColorado AIDS Project,
Denver, CO
tCommon Ground, Santa
Monica, CA
tKeep a Child Alive,
Brooklyn, NY
tLos Angeles Gay and
Lesbian Center/Griffith Center,
Los Angeles, CA
tLos Angeles Jewish AIDS
Services, Los Angeles, CA
tProject Angel Food, Los
Angeles, CA
tThe Actors Fund, New York
City, NY
tUCLA AIDS Institute, Los
Angeles, CA
tVillage Health Foundation,
Los Angeles, CA
PAST/ROTATING:
qA Positive Approach,
Rapid City, SD
tAction AIDS Philadelphia,
PA
tAID Atlanta, Atlanta, GA
tAid for AIDS/Serra Project,
W Hollywood/Pasadena, CA
tAIDS Action Baltimore, Inc.,
Baltimore, MD
tAIDS Action Coalition,
Huntsville, AL
tAIDS Action Council
Boston, MA
tAIDS Action Committee of
MA, Boston
tAIDS Action Foundation,
National
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tAIDS Alabama,
Birmingham, AL
tAIDS Community
Residence Assn, Durham, NC
tAIDS Delaware,
Wilmington, DE
tAIDS Foundation Houston, TX
tAIDS Foundation of
Chicago, Chicago, IL
tAIDS Foundation St. Louis,
St. Louis, MO
tAIDS Fund, Inc. (was
Tidewater AIDS Crisis
Taskforce), Norfolk, VA
tAIDS Leadership FoothillsArea Alliance, Hickory, NC
tAIDS Outreach Center, Fort
Worth, TX
tAIDS Project Arizona,
Phoenix, AR
tAIDS Project of Central
Iowa, Des Moines, IA
tAIDS Project Los Angeles,
Los Angeles, CA
tAIDS Project New Haven,
New Haven, CT
tAIDS Project Ventura
County, CA
tAIDS Resource Center,
Dallas, TX
tAIDS Resource Center of
WI, Milwaukee, WI
tAIDS Rochester, NY
tAIDS Service Center,
Pasadena, CA
tAIDS Service Center,
Bethlehem, PA
tAIDS Services Foundation
Orange County, CA
tAIDS Task Force of
Alabama, Birmingham, AL
tAIDS Task Force
Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA
tAIDS/HIV Health
Alternatives, N Hollywood, CA
tAlliance of AIDS Services –
Carolina, Raleigh, NC
tAmigos Sin Barerras, Long
Beach, CA
tAthens AIDS Task Force,
Athens, OH
tB.E.A.T. AIDS Coalition,
San Antonio, TX
tBeing Alive Long Beach,
Long Beach, CA
tBelle Reve, New Orleans,
LA
tBering Community Service
Foundation, Houston, TX
tBethany Place, Belleville, IL
tBienstar, Los Angeles, CA
tCalcutta House,
Philadelphia, CA
tCamp Laurel, Los Angeles,
CA
tCARE Coordination Team,
Wichita, CA
tCare Resource, Miami, FL
tCascade AIDS Project,
Portland, OR
tCenter Long Beach, Long
Beach, CA
tChattanooga Cares,
Chattanooga, TN
tClinica Monsenor Oscar A.
Romero, Los Angeles, CA
tColorado AIDS Project,
Denver, CO
tDesert AIDS Project, Palm
Springs, CA
tDoorways, St. Louis, MO
tElizabeth Glazer Pediatric
AIDS Foundation, National/
Global
tFenway Community Health
Center, Boston, MA
tFood for Life Network,
Miami, FL
tFoothill AIDS Project,
Claremont, CA
tFriends of People with
AIDS Coalition, Portland, OR
tGay Men’s Health Crisis,
Inc., New York, NY
tGod’s Love We Deliver,
New York, NY
tHealth Education Resource
Organization, Baltimore, MD
tIntl. Association of
Physicians in AIDS Care,
National/Global
tJenesse Center, Los
Angeles, CA
tJerusalem House, Atlanta,
GA
tLong Beach AIDS
Foundation, CA
tLong Island Assoc for AIDS
Care, Inc., Huntington Station,
NY
tLos Angeles Gay & Lesbian
Center, Los Angeles, CA
tLos Angeles Jewish AIDS
Service, Los Angeles, CA
tLow County AIDS Services,
Charleston, SC
tMaitri, San Francisco, CA
tMama’s Kitchen, San Diego
tMANNA, Philadelphia, PA
tMetro Teen AIDS,
Washington D.C.
tMid-Fairfield AIDS Project,
Norwalk, CT
tMinnesota AIDS Project,
Minneapolis, MN
tMinority AIDS Outreach,
Nashville, TN
tMulticultural AIDS
Coalition, Boston, MA
tNew Mexico AIDS Services,
Albuquerque, NM
tNew Orleans AIDS Task
Force, New Orleans, LA
tNorthern Nevada Hopes,
Reno, NV
tNorthwest AIDS
Foundation, Seattle, WA
tPeople of Color Consortium
Against AIDS, Denver, CA
tPeople with AIDS Coalition
of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT
2013 VISIONARY AWARDS
EAA’s Beneficiaries
t Pittsburgh AIDS Task
Force, Pittsburgh, PA
tPositive Directions, Wichita, KS
tPositive Gourmet,
Sacramento, CA
tPositive Resource Center,
San Francisco, CA
tProject Angel Food, Los
Angeles, CA
tProject Inform, San
Francisco, CA
tProject Lazarus, New
Orleans, LA
tProject Open Hand, San
Francisco, CA
tRAIN – Oklahoma,
Oklahoma City, OK
tRhode Island Project AIDS,
Providence, RI
tRural AIDS Network, Little
Falls, MN
tSaban Free Clinic (Los
Angeles Free Clinic), Los
Angeles, CA
tSafe House, N. Hollywood,
CA
tSan Antonio AIDS
Foundation, San Antonio, TX
tSan Francisco AIDS
Foundation, San Francisco, CA
tSarah House, Santa
Barbara, CA
tSchenectady Damien
Center, Schenectady
tShanti Orange County,
Laguna Hills, CA
tSouthern Arizona AIDS
Foundation, Tucson, AZ
tSouthwest Boulevard
Family Health Center, Kansas
City, KS
tThe Center, Long Beach,
CA
tThe Center San Diego, CA
tThe Damien Center,
Indianapolis, IN
tUCAN, Olympia, WA
tUCLA AIDS Institute, Los
Angeles, CA
tUtah AIDS Foundation, Salt
Lake City, UT
tValley Community Clinic, N
Hollywood, CA
tVenice Family Clinic,
Venice, CA
tWhitman-Walker Clinic,
Washington D.C.
tWhittier-Rio Hondo AIDS
Project, Whittier, CA
tWomen’s AIDS Project,
Denver, CO
tYale Center for
Interdisciplinary Research on
AIDS, New Haven, CT
Salutes
BILL CLARK
2013 Visionary Award
and
HENRY McGEE
2013 Lifetime Advocate Award
2013 VISIONARY AWARDS
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Lifetime Advocate Award Recipient
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