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* Steven Gee, purchasing manager of Westin San Francisco Airport Hotel, for Behind the Scenes Service accomplishments. * Mimi Mozayeny, lead concierge at San Mateo Marriott, who was named Unsung Hero. Honorable Mentions were given to Joe Parodi, Hyatt San Francisco Airport, and Zainab Hassan-Ali, Sofitel San Francisco Bay. Several DoubleTree San Francisco Airport employees also received Honorable Mention: Sarita Barber, Rafael Camacho, Lingny Chow, Dennis Cordova, Cyrus Galila, Michino Kudo, Jose Lemus, and Guillermo Sanchez.

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Following the award presentations and the board installations, leading industry training and development expert Emily Ellis was the featured speaker thanks to the Retail, Hospitality and Tourism Grant Initiative awarded to Skyline College in San Bruno. The college earned the grant to lead regional advancement of the Retail, Hospitality and Tourism Program within Bay Region community colleges, under the guidance of Director Andrea Vizenor. Ellis, the founder and CEO of Education and Training Concepts, emphasized the critical role of leadership to have the right talent in roles and for leaders to continually model expected performance in the workplace, and how this ultimately impacts the workplace culture. She also talked about the essential service principals that lead to success within an organization and share examples of what these principals look like in the workplace and how to implement them.

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Details: Extended through March 5; SF Playhouse, San Francisco; $25-$120; 415-677-9596, http://sfplayhouse.org. 2 KRONOS FESTIVAL: The famed Kronos Quartet kicks off its four-day concert series Feb. 4 with a performance featuring the West Coast premiere of “Chernobyl, the Harvest,” with the composer, Mariana Sadovska, singing and performing on the Indian harmonium. Other highlights include the West Coast premiere of Sahba Aminikia’s “Sound, Only Sound Remains,” featuring the San Francisco Girls Chorus.

Details: Seven concerts duffle bag/personalized duffle bag /ballet bag/ dance duffle/ ballerina duffle/ girls ballet bag set/ballet shoes duffel Feb, 4-7; SFJazz Center, San Francisco; $15-$65; http://kronosquartet.org, 3 DIABLO BALLET: Lauren Jonas’ Walnut Creek-based troupe presents “Precision and Balance,” a program featuring Balanchine’s classic “Apollo,” Tina Kay Bohnstedt’s “My Way,” set to Frank Sinatra tunes, and up-and-coming Bay Area choreographer Robert Dekkers’ “Milieu,” set to a live performance of a commissioned score by Daniel Berkman..

Details: 8 p.m. Feb. 5, 2 p.m. Feb. 6; Del Valle Theatre, Walnut Creek; $44; 925-943-7469, http://diabloballet.org. 4 KEVIN HART’S LOL COMEDY SLAM: Hart doesn’t perform in this show, but the five up-and-coming comedians who do no doubt share his style of slightly edgy, fast-paced humor. The lineup: Gary Owen, Michael Blackson, Tony Roberts, Deray Davis and Aida Rodriguez. Details: 8 p.m. Feb. 6; Center for the Performing Arts, San Jose; $45-$125; 408-792-4111, http://sanjosetheaters.org.

5 “HOT AUGUST NIGHT”: Dean Colley’s tribute shows you through the rich, lengthy history of pop/rock legend Neil Diamond with a performance that includes about 25 songs (plus he takes requests), He brings the show to Walnut Creek and San Jose this weekend, Details: 8 p.m, Feb, 5 at Lesher Center for the Arts, Walnut Creek ($45, 925-943-7469, www.lesherartscenter.org); 7:30 p.m, Feb, 6 at Montgomery Theater, San Jose ($39-$49, duffle bag/personalized duffle bag /ballet bag/ dance duffle/ ballerina duffle/ girls ballet bag set/ballet shoes duffel 408-792-4111, http://sanjosetheaters.org), 6 “STRANGERS BECOME FLOWERS”: Oakland choreographer Randee Paufve’s latest evening-length work is inspired, she says, by empathy and the “kindness of strangers.” She brings her modern dance company to ODC Dance Theater in San Francisco for four performances beginning Saturday..

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