Tony Delorio

Tony Delorio, a third-generation Teamster, is currently the Principal Officer of Teamsters Local Union No. 665, the largest affiliate of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters (IBT) in San Francisco, as well as an executive board officer of Teamsters Joint Council No. 7. Together these trade union bodies represent 100,000 hard-working men and women throughout Northern California, the Central Valley and Northern Nevada.

Delorio leads and oversees labor contract negotiations, spearheads union organizing and legislative outreach, benefiting Teamster members employed in a variety of industrial professions including transportation, hospitality services, airport logistics, construction trades and the film industry.

Tony’s work prompted an appointment as Director of Parking to the IBT, and oversees transportation workplace issues throughout the United States. Tony’s leadership includes collaboration with the Teamsters Motion Picture and Theatrical Trade Division.

As a trade unionist, Tony serves as a delegate to the San Francisco Building and Construction Trades Council, the San Francisco Labor Council, the San Mateo County Labor Council and the South Bay Labor Council. Tony serves as Chairman on the Bay Area Automotive Group Welfare Fund, which provides health benefits for thousands of Teamster families.

Besides serving as the Vice President of the SF Film Commission, Tony’s other social and civic activities include board membership on SF CityDrive and Workforce Investment San Francisco (WISF), as well as recording secretary of the SF Italian-American Club. Tony is also the Basketball Commissioner on the Athletic Board of St. Robert’s School.

Tony received an Associate Degree from Skyline College and holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Speech Communication (Public Relations) from California State University – Hayward.

A life-long cinephile with a focus on the rich history of films shot in the Bay Area, Tony is a native San Franciscan from the City’s Excelsior District, where he now raises his family.

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