You are Invited to Meet:
Todd Connor
Candidate for Commissioner of the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District
Chaired by:
Keat & Caroline Crown Michael Crandall & Lauren Male
Co-Chairs (in formation):
Manolis Alpogianis, Mark and Carolyn Agnew, Mark and Alexis Bâby, Dan Balanoff,
Dustin Cahan, Eric Connor, Bill Conway, Oliver Dunn, Evan Eschmeyer, Leslie Fields,
Jeremy Forman, Scott Kannry, Meredith Katz, Max Kuecker, Tim Ligue, Melanie
Madigan & Erik Nordby, Andrew Miller, Quinn Niego, James Pappachen, John Rector,
Mike Simmons, Jeff Sternberg, Joe Tyler, Bryan Villano
Location:
District Bar
170 W. Ontario St.
Chicago IL 60654
Date:
January 11, 2010
6:00-8:00pm
Guest: $40 Friend: $150 Sponsor: $500
To reserve tickets in advance please visit www.toddconnor.org. Tickets
can be purchased at door based on availability.
Todd Connor is a veteran of the United States Navy, a former investigator for the Illinois
Inspector General, and a graduate of Northwestern University and the
University of Chicago-Booth (MBA)
“With $1.6 billion of our money being spent at this agency we know very little about,
the MWRD is where the next reform battle must be fought, and won.”
-Todd Connor
"I am committed to making this one of the most informative, energized, and inclusive campaigns that we have seen in Cook County... all of you have a place, and are welcome, in this campaign."
Connect.
You are cordially invited to meet:
A Navy Veteran, former investigator for the Illinois Inspector General, graduate of Northwestern and
University of Chicago (MBA), and candidate for Commissioner of the Metropolitan Water
Reclamation District,
Todd Connor
Location:
Home of Phil Burgess
3800 N. Lake Shore Dr., Unit H
Chicago, IL
Date:
Tuesday, January 12th
6:00-8:00pm
Guest: $100 Friend: $250 Sponsor: $500
To purchase a ticket online please visit www.toddconnor.org
RSVP:
rsvp@toddconnor.org
“I am running for office because I believe in public service. I want to bring real reform – open, honest government – and
strong environmental leadership to an important agency that this year alone will spend more than the CTA, $1.6 billion.
Now is the time for new candidates to step forward into our political arena, and apply new, bold thinking to the pressing
challenges we face.”
- Todd Connor
