See Al alongside Connor Barwin of the Philadelphia Eagles at "Greening the Big Game" As they discuss the NFL's ability to influence sustainability.

Al Guido, President, San Francisco 49ers
10th NFL Season; 3rd with 49ers

Al Guido was named President of the San Francisco 49ers on February 15, 2016. Guido oversees all key business initiatives for the team.

Prior to being named President, Guido served as the team’s chief operating officer from 2014 to 2016. Under his direction, the construction and year-one operations of Levi’s Stadium exceeded all projections – finishing under budget on construction, with lower public debt than expected, delivering $2.8 million to the City of Santa Clara general fund from non-event revenue in just the first eight months of operations, and fully funding reserve cash balances for the Santa Clara Stadium Authority.
Levi’s Stadium has proven itself as a 360 degree entertainment venue in its first two years under Guido’s leadership. The venue has hosted Super Bowl 50, Wrestlemania 31, Major League Soccer, multiple Pac-12 Championship Football games, International Soccer giants Manchester United and Barcelona, Taylor Swift, Kenny Chesney, Grateful Dead, and NHL Outdoor Classic. This summer the stadium will play host to the largest soccer tournament on U.S. soil since the World Cup with the Copa America Centenario and will host the prestigious College Football National Champsionship Game, in 2019.
Guido led the sales team that made the stadium a reality, highlighted by the record-setting Stadium Builders License sales campaign for the stadium’s seats and suites that generated nearly half of the $1.2 billion construction cost of the stadium. The team has signed more than a dozen partners investing seven-figures annually for 10 years, including Levi’s Stadium naming rights at $220 million, with more than $650 million in corporate partnership investment.

See Connor at "Greening the Big Game" alongside Al Guido, President of the 49ers.

Connor Barwin is a Detroit native and linebacker who plays for the Philadelphia Eagles. Connor played at the University of Cincinnati and was drafted by the Houston Texans in the second round of the 2009 NFL Draft.

In 2014, Connor was named NFC Defensive Player of the Month in November and was voted into his first Pro Bowl. He also earned Associated Press second-team All-Pro honors and was ranked #58 of the NFL’s “Top 100 Players” of 2015.

Off the field, Connor is a fixture in his community. In 2013, he founded the Make the World Better Foundation. The goal of MTWB (also his parents’ initials) is to build and rehabilitate parks for safe and fun spaces for outdoor athletic and artistic play. In 2014 and 2015, MTWB raised $700,000 for the renovation of Ralph Brooks Park, which opened after training camp this past season. MTWB is now focusing on the Smith Playground in South Philadelphia, which will include a renovated recreational center, a new football field and two new baseball fields.

In 2015, Connor was nominated for the Walter Payton Man of the Year and the Byron Whizzer White Humanitarian Award.

Also a supporter of environmental stewardship, Connor regularly promotes green initiatives in Philadelphia by serving as a spokesman for SEPTA, the city's public transit system. He often rides his bike to work instead of driving, and has encouraged teammates to do the same.

Barwin traveled to Haiti in 2015 to install solar panels on an orphanage as a spokesman for NRG Energy, a Fortune 500 power generation and retail electricity company. This past season, few lucky Eagles fans were surprised when Connor installed solar panels on their roofs.

From Detroit to Houston to Philadelphia, Connor remains committed to offering his time and resources to support important societal causes - from environmental stewardship, to sustainability, to youth development.