2011-2012 Yearbook

to strengthen About Leadership Jacksonville

Mission Statement Past Presidents Leadership Jacksonville develops youth and adult leaders to assume greater responsibility as community trustees who improve the Frederick Schultz* quality of life for self, family and community. Albert Ernest What is Leadership Jacksonville, Inc.? W.O. Birchfield Robert Schellenberg Leadership Jacksonville was established in 1976 as a vehicle to Frank Surface stimulate the growth of leadership in our community. Currently Douglas Milne Leadership Jacksonville has four major programs: Courtenay Wilson Leadership Jacksonville Program John G. McGiffin III * W.A. McGriff Leadership Jacksonville (LJ) is a year-long program that explores the dynamics of an urban Julie Buckingham society, analyzes major areas of community concern, facilitates the development of leadership capacities and promotes a network of community trustees. The program is developed and James Rinaman created by teams of Leadership Jacksonville alumni and staff. J.F. Bryan IV Kenneth Eilermann* The LJ program actively solicits applications for this program from all sectors of the William Brinton community. Selection for each year’s class is highly competitive. Criteria for selection include Espie Patrinely demonstrated or emerging leadership skills, active involvement in the community and a A. Quinton willingness to invest the time and energy required by the program. Alton Yates Don Padgett New Leadership Summit Carlton Jones The New Leadership Summit is a unique program targeted for CEOs and senior level Carol Spalding executives who are new or relatively new to the community. During this two-day orientation Joanne Sawyer program, participants hear from and interact with key leaders of the community to learn H. Wade Barnes, M.D. about the assets, issues, institutions, and leadership of the region. Group size is limited to 20 Peggy Bryan to allow for meaningful interaction. Barbara Darby David Robertson Youth Leadership Jacksonville Program Barbara J. Drake Youth Leadership Jacksonville (YLJ) is a program for youth that was founded in 1989. This Madeline Scales-Taylor year-long program is designed to identify a diverse group of high school juniors from the Michael J. Shalley who have demonstrated leadership ability, and prepare them to become ethical Linda Larkin Smith* leaders committed to active community involvement. The approximately 50 participants represent 34 schools in four counties - Duval, Clay, Baker and St. Johns. John Bottaro Sandra Ramsey Collegiate Leadership Experience Ben June 2005 marked the beginning of an in-depth community trusteeship program for Stephen Canty college leaders who live in or attend colleges in Northeast . The program, Collegiate Nancy Kilgo Leadership Experience (CLE), includes an Opening and Closing Retreat and three additional day-long programs. This is a truly collaborative program receiving generous support from the *Deceased University of North Florida, Florida State College at Jacksonville, Jacksonville University, and Edward Waters College. Board of Directors 2011-2012 PRESIDENT Jerry Mallot, LJ ’95 Executive Vice President, Jacksonville Regional Chamber of Commerce; President, JAXUSA Partnership

PRESIDENT-ELECT Justin Terry, LJ ’05 PRESIDENT Vice President Jerry Mallot, LJ ’95 Harden

SECRETARY / TREASURER Stephen Goldman, LJ ’05 Senior Vice President Bank of America

IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT Nancy Kilgo, LJ ’03 Director, Government Relations JEA

BOARD MEMBERS

Scott Chamberlayne, NLS VI David Miller, LJ ’08 Senior Vice President Chief Executive Officer Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC Brightway Insurance EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Jennifer Chapman, LJ ’08 Deborah Moore, LJ ’03 Isabelle Owen Spence, LJ ’87 Director, Public Affairs Vice President, Senior Marketing Manager Fidelity Investments EverBank

Hester Clark, LJ ’02 Jack Morgan, LJ ’96 President Chief Executive Officer YOUTH PROGRAMS DIRECTOR The Hester Group NE Florida Chapter of the American Cross Meg Folds, LJ ’99 Vilma Consuegra, LJ ’08 Ju’Coby Pittman, LJ ’93 Vice President, Corporate Communications Chief Executive Officer/President LJ PROGRAM COORDINATOR Acosta Sales and Marketing Company Clara White Mission, Inc. Barbara Moulding, LJ ’98 Charles Hedrick, LJ ’06 Stephen Ramsey, LJ ’03 Managing Partner Vice President, Project Development ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Foley & Lardner LLP Roadway Worker Training, Inc. Yvonne Moore Charles Hood, NLS VI Mobeen Rathore,­­­ LJ ’03 Vice President, Public Affairs Professor and Chief of Pediatrics/Infectious Disease DIRECTOR EMERITUS Rayonier University of Florida Eleanor Ashby Gregory Kleffner, NLS VIII Beth Robbins, LJ ’11 Executive Vice President/Chief Financial Officer Director of Communications , Inc. Association of Reproductive Health Professionals

Karen Mayfield, LJ ’06 George Scanlon Senior Vice President/Director of Wealth Chief Executive Officer SunTrust Bank, North Florida Fidelity National Financial, Inc.

Macky Weaver, LJ ’07 Senior Vice President, Sales and Marketing

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L JeADERSHIP acksonville Program (LJ) Criteria for selection include active involvement JENNIFER CHAPMAn The Leadership Jacksonville program consists of in the community and a willingness to invest the Adult Program Chair two weekend retreats, one in August and one in time and energetic participation required by the May, and nine day-long programs. The Opening program. A conscientious effort is also made to Retreat provides structured exercises that explore select participants who will represent a cross- the dynamics of the urban society, leadership section of the community in terms of sex, race, styles, and decision-making through group process. age, income level, occupation, and community The program days provide information about the groupings. As a result of the selection process, the community, analyze critical program areas and commitment of the Board, the graduates, and the issues, and provide opportunities for networking community sponsorship, Leadership Jacksonville Laurie Price and leadership development. The Closing Retreat continues to move steadily toward the goal of more LD Team Chair brings it all together with focus on developing a effective leadership. vision and a personal trusteeship commitment. Goals of the Program Under the leadership of Jennifer Chapman, Adult • Broaden participants’ perspective to deepen their Program Chair, the overall program is guided by the understanding of the community Leadership Development Team. The Leadership • Inform participants about Jacksonville’s assets Development Team is a group of LJ alumni with and potential in critical areas experience in adult development and/or group • Stimulate interest and encourage commitment barbara moulding facilitation. Laurie Price serves as the Leadership LJ Program Coordinator of the participants in critical program areas Development Team Chair. Components of the and promote a team approach to resolving the program days are planned by groups of LJ alumni. community’s problems Barbara Moulding, the LJ Program Coordinator, • Enhance participants’ leadership capabilities participates in the planning and provides the staff • Provide structured opportunities for participants support for the year-long program. through interaction to form a network for cooperative trusteeship. Selection of Participants deborah moore Leadership Jacksonville actively solicits Adult Selection Chair applications from all sectors of the community.

LEADERSHIPE D VELOPMENT TEAM Jennifer Chapman, LJ ’08, Jane Condon, LJ ’90 Tatiana Salvador, LJ ’04 Consultant: Adult Program Chair Janice Donaldson, LJ ’93 Madeline Scales-Taylor, LJ ’92 Suzanne Montgomery, Ph.D., LJ ’81 Laurie Price, LJ ’00, LD Team Chair Jana Ertrachter, LJ ’03 Lynn Sherman, LJ ’11 Staff: Walt Bussells, LJ ’89 Linda Foley, LJ ’86 Tom Walker, LJ ’11 Isabelle Owen Spence, LJ ’87 Maggie Cabral-Maly, LJ ’08 Jack Logue, LJ ’96 Ben Warner, LJ ’08 Barbara Moulding, LJ ’98

LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE PROGRAM CALENDAR Times are 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. unless otherwise indicated.

May 26, 2011 september 15, 2011 JANUARY 12, 2012 Opening Reception Social Responsibility & Sustainability Understanding Self & Others may 3, 2012 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. Day 1 Day 1 Arts Day

August 4, 2011 october 13, 2011 FEBRUARY 9, 2012 May 18-19, 2012 Opening Dinner Social Responsibility & Sustainability Understanding Self & Others Closing Retreat 6:00 – 9:00 p.m. Day 2 Day 2 Hammock Beach Resort Friday, 9:00 a.m. – Saturday august 19-20, 2011 november 17, 2011 March 8, 2012 at 12:00 noon Opening Retreat Social Responsibility & Sustainability Economy, Growth & Preservation World Village Day 3 Day 1 Friday, 9:00 a.m. – Satuday at 4:00 pm. Mandatory to participate in the program december 8, 2011 march 29, 2012 Health Day Economy, Growth & Preservation Day 2

LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE JACKSONVILLE 3 LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE 4 Community Peds Hospice, and The Donna Foundation. Foundation theDream, volunteerwithDeliver andisanactive on theboard ofdirectors withtheMaliVai Washington Kids Marco withherhusbandandtheirson. and attended Vanderbilt School. Law inSan lives Michelle received aB.S.She ofFlorida from theUniversity inFinance the HispanicBarAssociation. of BarAssociation oftheJacksonville andthesecretary Section asthetreasurer ofthe Young serving iscurrently She Lawyers past eight years. Leon loves cats and going to American Beach. three years and a mentor with Take Stock In Children for the employees inJacksonville. is Laurie forthe4,200 community involvement for communications, and events In hercurrent role sheisresponsible ofpositions.1990 andheldavariety for theAT&T Card Universal in years. team joinedthestart-up She formore than20 credit industry card Jacksonville. hasworked inthe She Relations forCitiin of Public and the Junior League ofJacksonville.and theJuniorLeague withtheMarch ofDimes involved Authority. been haspreviously She Housing Council andtheJacksonville Scouts Gateway Directors oftheGirl on theBoard of serves Michelle andKnight. was withHolland to foundingherown firm, Michelle of AlexanderDeGanceBarnett. Prior founding shareholder inthelawfirm Laurie Leon K. Baxton Leon K. Michelle BedoyaBarnett for Achievers For Life for the past of 14 years. Leon has been a mentor Northside of Jacksonville with his wife degree in sociology. He resides on the of New York and has a bachelor’s He is a graduate of City College Northwestern Middle 20 years ago. Leon started out as a case worker at (CIS)ofJacksonville. In Schools OfficerforCommunitiesOperating A llen is Vice President is Vice istheChief isa Gail lives in the Mandarin area with her husband and theMarch ofDimesaspastchair. shesupports literacy three children. Jacksonville Women’s BusinessCenter. Inaddition tofinancial on theboard of serves Centerandcurrently Enterprise Street atUNF, withtheSBDC been involved SBRN, theBeaver as attending Jaguars, Packers, and Seminole football games. He and his wife Gail enjoy jogging, movies, and traveling, as well Committee Member, and Neighborhood Excellence Mentor. Committee, Jacksonville Urban League, and is a Gator Bowl He is active in the Chamber of Commerce International information systems from Florida State University. Mark earned a bachelor’s degree in finance and management their five children live on theSouthside. Islam, faith and community relations. Joe, his wife Sheryza and communities, congregations and organizations on the topics of interfaith events, building bridges of understanding for various of all small businesses. small of all has She for thegrowth anddevelopment women inbusinessandisanadvocate inmentoring involved been actively Throughout hercareershehas andmanagement.training sales,areas offinancialservices sales in intheindustry experience 15 years Wells Fargo, Inc. hasmore than She and BusinessBankingManagerof Bobby Bowden in Tallahassee, Florida. University’s Head Football Coach student assistant to Florida State joining Bank of America, he was a Commercial Banking clients. Before Management portfolio of Global Previously, Mark directed a Treasury Bank of America Merrill Lynch. the state of South Carolina at Banking Market Executive for He is active in community and before starting as Imam at ICNEF. private sector as a legal consultant Joe worked for several years in the Law from the University of Medina. a Bachelor and a Master of Islamic Sandalwood High School. He received in Jacksonville, he graduated from of Northeast Florida. Growing up and Imam of the Islamic Center Gail Bird Bennett Mark K. Joe Bradford serves as Vice President as Vice serves is Resident Scholar is the Business 2012 O CLASS F

LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE 5 is the is Vice Dean and and Dean Vice is is the business manager business is the e Director of Aviation Security of Aviation Director with Authority. the Jacksonville Aviation with 30 years of serviceHe retired with the Jacksonville Sheriff Office ’s West. Division as Chief of Patrol the 231st SessionHe completed of Academy in 2007. the FBI National Southern from has a B.A. Wayne Illinois UniversityWorkforce in from and a M.P.A. Education, T Davlantes rri Jeff Bryan Jeff R. Clark, Sr Wayne and a trainer for CrossFit West and a trainerWest CrossFit for on roles He has had leadership Jax. and committees boards numerous and currently serves the boards on of Jacksonville, of Greenscape The Jacksonville Seamark Ranch and he Additionally, Historical Society. serves as an usher and Sunday school Episcopal Mark’s teacher at St. time he enjoys In his spare Church. Professor at Florida Coastal School School Coastal Florida at Professor of member a as serves She Law. of and team Management Senior the planning strategic on focused is received She school. law the for a and degree Doctorate Juris a both from Nursing in Science of Bachelor was Terri Florida. of University the Jacksonville 2011 the of member a Institute Leadership Political Regional Central Michigan University. He serves of Family the board on Central Michigan University. Support Services of the of North Florida, and as President Organization of Jacksonville Chapter of National Greater He and his wife Karol Executives. Law Enforcement children. have three CrossFit, vegetable gardening, fly fishing, cooking, traveling cooking, fishing, fly vegetable gardening, CrossFit, Jeff is a Jacksonville native and anything active and outside. and twoand lives daughters in the Ortega with his wife Nicole neighborhood. Forest class. She serves on the board of the Youth Crisis Center Center Crisis Youth the of board the on serves She class. Florida Northeast the of board the on served previously and her and Terri Jacksonville, of native A Association. Alzheimer’s children. four have Tim husband has been been has is the Publisher is the of moved to Jacksonville moved . A . He received his M.B.A. his M.B.A. He received . Weekly Folio University the from of NorthFlorida, science in of bachelor’s and has a the from business administration UniversityHe is a Louisville. of of Directors member of the Board Society Home for the Children’s His of Florida, Buckner Division. also includeaffiliations serving on the Clear Channel Radio Jacksonville employed as the Chief Medical Medical Chief the as employed Children’s Wolfson for Officer of member A 2006. since Hospital since Wolfson of staff medical the in served previously Jerry 1990, leadership physician elected numerous of Chief recently most positions, Mandarin in partner a was He Staff. of part a now Associates, Pediatric continues and Care, Primary Baptist Jerry Jerry Bridgham, Matt Breuer David Brennan David in 1994. After the graduating from in 1994. University of Florida College of Law, Matt began his legal career at Foley he counsels where & Lardner LLP real clients of commercial in the areas Matt finance. estate and consumer his undergraduate degree received Dukefrom University and played team. lacrosse the men’s on goalie of He is a member of the Board Advisory Board and the U.S. Army Jacksonville Recruiting Advisory and the U.S. Board the David volunteers as a mentor for AdvisoryBattalion Board. Big SistersBig Brothers of Northeast Florida the and through he advocateswhere for Florida Guardian Litem Program, ad in foster care. children to practice on a part-time basis. Jerry received his medical degree degree medical his received Jerry basis. part-time a on practice to in residency his completed and Miami of University the from is He Virginia. Portsmouth, Hospital, Naval the at pediatrics American the of Fellow a is and pediatrics in board-certified all children, four has and married is He Pediatrics. of Academy Jacksonville. in living LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE Directors of Lighthouse Lacrosse Foundation. Matt hobbled of Lighthouse Lacrosse Foundation. Directors CityYork Marathons New the finish line of the last two across as part of a team raising for the families of deceased or money Army Rangers. disabled U.S. children. young three their raising busy stay Julie wife his and Matt LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE 6 and Trust Law Section. She is married with two children. Executive Council of the Florida Bar’s Real Property, Probate Estate Women (CREW) Jacksonville, and is a member of the Plan Task Force. She is president-elect of Commercial Real Motorcyclists Association. Motorcyclists President oftheChristian chapter Vice oftheBakerCounty in BakerCounty. RoadChurch atRaiford andis serves Bruce Coast Dugan, DirectorWomen’s ofthe First Center Services Business. Brocato Hehasthree toLori children andismarried from graduated withaB.A. ColumbiaCollege Bruce in and spending quality time with friends andfamily. timewithfriends and spendingquality Kimberly,golfer andhehiswife enjoy traveling, dining, middle, level. andseniorhighschool isanavid Lawrence onhis current theelementary, asaprincipal assignment, served and a member of the City’s Mobility member of the board of HabiJax, of the OneJax board of directors, a a member and immediate past chair of Law. Brenda currently serves as University of Florida, Levin College of Jacksonville University and the and government law. She is a graduate of commercial real estate, business Ezell Law Firm, practicing in the areas Lawrence Dennis ell Brenda Bruce Dugan Media Coordinator. and and Service of Customer Sales customer system, billing Director as Project Director replacing the more than20years, hasserved Bruce campaign.Health Charities For as 2010ChairfortheCommunity Improvement forJEAandserved PerformanceOrganizational this district for 33 years and prior to andprior for33years this district Leadership. Hehasbeenemployed in Counseling, andEducational with degrees inMusicEducation, Florida ofNorth as theUniversity aswell A&MUniversity of Florida Alabama, isagraduate Lawrence Schools.Public ofMobile, Anative County forDuval Schools Secondary Officer for Non-Turnaround E z is the founder of the isDirector of istheChief Fund. areThey child. expectingtheirfirst Her husband Trey Csar heads Jacksonville’s Education Public and amaster’s from KennedySchool. Harvard’s inpublic policy mayoral campaign. holdsaB.A. Sunny inEnglishfrom Yale Committee,Steering andvolunteered withAudrey Moran’s Avondale Board, Preservation Market Arts headstheRiverside Baker County. of inthecountryside cat dogs, opinionated Siamese andavery residesChrista withherhusbandMichael, adoptedstray two Florida. Committee ChapterofEquality oftheJacksonville BarAssociation, onJacksonville theSteering andserves resolution from The McGregor School/Antioch University. Florida A&M University, and holds a master’s degree in conflict journalism with a double minor in finance and economics from and Achievement in 2010. She graduated magna cum laude in Southwest Florida Spingarn Award for Distinguished Merit Sunny Gettinger Christa F. Figgins Cheryl Gonzalez Locally, on theRiverside sheserves Shakespeare the California Theater. Between, communications sheran for 2008advanceteams.and Obama as amemberoftheGore 2000 2004 presidentialand campaign Advance forGen. Wesley Clark’s worked asDirector ofPress Google. Prior toGoogle, Sunny Communications Managerfor of theBoard ofGovernors of The University.State isamember She DoctordegreeJuris from Florida and inHistory ofArts a Bachelor Episcopal HighSchool, andreceived PresbyterianRiverside Day School, Family Mediator. Law attended She JALA). isalsoacertified She ( Aid, AreaJacksonville Legal Inc. Directorand theDevelopment at awards, including the first NAACP development, has received numerous the arts, small business and community universities. The avid civic volunteer in and Diversity for Florida’s public the Council on Equal Opportunity Small and Minority Business, and the Florida Advisory Council on University of North Florida, chairs Equal Opportunity and Diversity at , director of is a Senior isaSenior is an Attorney isanAttorney 2012 O CLASS F

LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE 7 is a partner at is Vice President Vice is President is a business business a is consultant specializing in nonprofit nonprofit in specializing consultant in up grew He organizations. finance a earned and Jacksonville an and Auburn from degree South from MBA International positions includes career His Carolina. and Caribbean the in AT&T with GE with finance corporate Spain, relations international and Capital, Atlanta the both for operations and Bob Hawkins Bob Courtney Grimm Courtney Whitney Harper The Bedell Firm (Bedell, Dittmar, Dittmar, The Bedell Firm (Bedell, Pillans where & Coxe) DeVault, litigation she practices commercial contract, in business, concentrating estate/development and real appearing construction disputes, She Court. in State Federal and the Universitygraduated from after of Florida College Law, of Sweet from Briar B.A. her receiving and General MSC Counsel for handling the Management, Care legal affairs and managing company’s the internal audits and compliance Whitney to joining MSC, Prior team. law and litigation was an employment P.A. Towers, Associate at Rogers the from Whitney holds a J.D. LevinUniversity College of Florida’s she was also Editor- where of Law, and Sydney Olympic Games Organizing Committees. Committees. Organizing Games Olympic Sydney and After seven years as an executive with Special Olympics back he moved for a D.C., Washington, International in upgrade. of life” “quality Bob and his wife Beach Janette live with their in Atlantic dogs. two and Abby and Connor children College. She serves on the Florida Bar Trial Lawyers Section She servesCollege. Trial the Florida on Bar Executive Council and just finished serving of President as she has served where the on the Jacksonville Bar Association, Courtney have and her husband three for 15 years. Board for horsebackpassion Courtney’s riding. who share daughters, . Whitney also holds a B.A. Whitneyin-Chief of Florida Law also holds a B.A. Review. the Universityfrom of Florida. She are and her husband Greg time as possible spend as much active of their church, members and Zane (preferablychildren their with Eva, water) and the on relocate to the Swamp for most fall weekends. is Director is Director is Manager Manager is co-owns Creed & Creed co-owns of Strategic Marketing at Brooks Brooks at Strategic of Marketing the manages she where Rehabilitation strategy online through company’s Jennifer media. social and website the earned who native Jacksonville a is Emory from degree master’s her Universityundergraduate her and While University. Mercer from degree master’s, her on working Atlanta in the with fulltime worked Jennifer of Business Development at the DevelopmentCornerstone Regional with the Jacksonville Partnership of Commerce. Chamber Regional the life growing He is focused on science and information technology industries the seven throughout counties of Northeast Florida. Broderick serves of the boards on Executive Forward JCCI JCCI, Broderick Green Bryan Gowdy Jennifer Gornto Jennifer Gowdy, P.A., a law firm specializing specializing firm law a P.A., Gowdy, appellate in certified Board appeals. in appeals: of types all handles Bryan law, and criminal, family, commercial, received has He injury. personal service, bono pro his for awards board a as service his including Legal Area Jacksonville of member Jacksonville a for counsel as and Aid concerning case landmark a in youth Centers for Disease Control and Prevention where her love love her where Prevention and Control Disease for Centers money raises Jennifer time, spare her In grew. health public for Thursday founded, she group the through local for non-profits run yoga. to practice likes and and Drinking Club, Night Committee, Jacksonville Enterprise Zone AdvisoryCommittee, Executive Society of the Board Young the Committee, University Education Club and the Continuing Advisory University at the Committee of North Florida. Broderick is an admitted Louisiana, Rouge, A native of Baton traveling enjoys and music, loves avid fan, “foodie,” spending time with his wife Alva and their son. LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE the constitutional rights of juveniles. The U.S. Supreme Court Court Supreme U.S. The juveniles. of rights constitutional the murder, of guilty not juveniles, that argument Bryan’s accepted prison from release for opportunity” “meaningful a given be must rehabilitation.” and maturity “demonstrated their on based LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE 8 live music,live surfing, leaguesoccer. andplaying Tom Lydia andhiswife on live theSouthside. Russo Heenjoys Chapter.Southeastern as President-Elect MarketingHe serves of Associationthe Legal degree inCommunications. ofArts aBachelor earning Florida native,A Jacksonville Tom ofNorth attendedtheUniversity 1,000 students across Florida. Florida’s Graduates, a statewide organization serving more than Council of Greater Jacksonville and is Chairman of Jobs for the Board of Directors for the Nonprofit Center, the Cultural both outdoorenthusiasts. Adamthe Arts. Hoyles are andhusband/businesspartner She of Schools atDouglasAnderson andLaVilla taught writing Magazine forArbus , isafreelance Florida, North writer andhas Janet holdsamaster’s degree of inEnglishfrom theUniversity public education programs. education public and relations, client development, fund managed he where Association Dystrophy Muscular the of Director District Tom2001, was in Towers Rogers joining to Prior communications. and marketing firm’s strategic law the for Towers, P.A., responsible is he where Rogers at Development Business and m Helm m T Shannon Hewett Janet Herrick community and currently serves on has continued to stay involved in the career has been politically centric, she Florida. While Shannon’s professional graduate of the University of North She is a North Florida native and states across the country. relations professionals with offices in 12 Group, a network of government Jacksonville office of Southern Strategy and the North Florida Land Land Trust. Florida and theNorth Florida ofNorth Business Owners the nation. with isactive Women She her astheir Top Advocatein State (LNT). In2009, LNTrecognized No ethics workshops forLeave Trace her free time, outdoor Janetteaches ofthe Year. BusinessLeader Small In is theChamberofCommerce’s 2011 Onsite Environmental Consulting, o is Director of Marketing Marketing of Director is , CEO/President of is a partner in the children and two grandchildren who share his passion for . Michael and his wife Cathy live in Avondale and have three Council, Medical Research Charities and federal government. been honored by the California Senate, Indianapolis City-County served on myriad national and regional boards of directors and government, philanthropy and association executive. He has He earned law and master’s degrees, and is an experienced have two children, two have Aaron IIandEmmanuel. toRoslandHilliardfor15years.He hasbeenmarried They Committee,Executive andGrowth Management Taskforce. Environmental Protection Board, Plan BetterJacksonville boards andcommittees including on several Aaron hasserved ofMedicine. College ofFlorida, University Jimmy is married to Pam and they have two sons, James and PensionFire Kenny. Board. Advisory Potentate ofMorocco Shrine; andamemberofthePolice and Fraternal Order ofPolice; andFlorida the Jacksonville Past andPolicethe City Federal Credit Union; Past President of is Past EthicsCommission oftheJacksonville Chairman and Holderfield Jimmy A Michael Howland Assistant Research Professor atthe Health. ofPublic School Heisalso Fellowship from Johns Hopkins College,Medical andPostdoctoral University, Ph.D. from Meharry hisB.S.earned A&M from Florida divisions andover 300employees. He Programs. Aaron managesfive Department, Health Public Health County Director ofDuval member oftheBoard of Trustees. Alumni Board ofGovernors, and President ofitsstudentbodyand Distinguished Dolphins, hehasbeen parent relations. OneofJU’s 75 fundraising, alumni, and corporate Advancement, leadingJU’s President as Vice forUniversity returned University toJacksonville of theF.B.I. National Academy. He andisagraduate University Illinois Science Degree from Southern received of hisBachelor Jimmy the Human Resources Division. Prisons Division, Patrol – Zone 5, and Community Corrections Division, the 33-year veteran and has managed the Jacksonville ’s Office. Sheriff He is a Director of Corrections for the aron L. Hilliard aron L. A . istheAssistant recently recently 2012 O CLASS is the F

LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE 9 is a new resident resident new a is is a Senior Vice is a Senior joined Acosta in 2005 joined Acosta Greg Landwirth Greg Pete Kantor Pete Brian King of Ponte Vedra Beach although he he although Beach Vedra Ponte of in friends and family visiting been has the During years. many for area the his focused has Greg years, 10 past nonprofit the in career professional consultant nonprofit a As sector. writes he writing, grant in specializing private and community government, a is He requests. funding foundation currently children two of father proud President at SunTrust Bank, where where Bank, at SunTrust President the Commercial he manages & Not-for-Profit Banking and teams in Banking Government Pete the Northeast Florida region. with began his banking career and served in 1995, in SunTrust and investment various commercial Ft. in Miami, banking roles before Lauderdale and Atlanta as Chief Strategy Officer, where he where as Chief Strategy Officer, strategyleads growth and M&A Financein from M.B.A. An activities. Wharton the School of Business, Brian been a partner had with firmconsulting Bain & Company career also includes Brian’s (1992). with Goldman Sachswork and Brian also holds Arthur Andersen. The Ohio from an accounting degree attending college. Greg graduated from Florida State University University State Florida from graduated Greg college. attending in degree master’s a earned and business in bachelor’s a with Greg’s Tampa. of University the from administration business and bicycling. kayaking, hobbies include fishing, relocating his family to Jacksonville in August of 2010. A relocating his family of 2010. to Jacksonville August in member is a board Pete graduate of FloridaState University, of Junior Achievement of North Florida and is the 2011 and his Pete Way. for the United Campaign Chair SunTrust wife Suna have two children. State University, where he graduated summa cum laude. Brian graduated he summa cum laude. where State University, and has tripletis married and a daughter. boys to Andree His community involvement includes hours coaching many The Bridge of of joining the board recently, and sports, youth Northeast Florida. Margaret Mead Margaret is ExecutiveVice is the City’s Deputy City’s is the o Chief Administrative Officer. He has He has Officer. Chief Administrative the Citybeen with 24 years for and includinghas served roles, in many Deputy of Environmental Director first Mayor’s and the and Compliance successfully Sustainability Officer, implementing several initiatives to management enhance responsible recyclables and waste of energy, He has a Bachelor of materials. T dd Johnson Derek Igou Derek President, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary of Lender Processing Services, Inc., where he serves as the principal legal counsel. Prior to joiningTodd LPS, was a partner in the corporate and securities practice group of Holland & Knight LLP. Bolles The of graduate a is Todd Florida. of University the and School only thing that ever has.” change the world; indeed, it is the “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can of thoughtful, committed citizens Science in Environmental Studies from Chadwick University. Studies Chadwick University. from Science in Environmental have his wife and Frances Derek A native of Jacksonville, He serves grandchild. and one children as a board twogrown Jacksonville of mentor for and is a Tee The First member for Stockin Children. Take LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE He received his law degree from Duke Law School and a and School Law Duke from degree law his received He member a is Todd University. Carnegie-Mellon from master’s for Committee Finance the and Directors of Board the of Trustees of Board the of member a and Schools In Communities Partnership. Development Regional Cornerstone the of livesin Granada with his wife Cindy and their two sons. Todd LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE 10 three children. three their with Beach Jacksonville in live Ann wife his and He through 6:8ministries. in CostaRica Church and through OceanCity locally inministries involved asBoardandis ChairforHandsOn Jacksonville Dan serves the City RescueMission ministry.the City Church in attends churchatEastpointe where heparticipates where hesitson fourboards andcommittees,Society and Examiner. Cancer fortheAmerican Chairman Heisthe Vice and retired Colonel, U.S. Corps. Marine M.B.A. from Baldwin Wallace College. Heisacombat veteran andhis University Communications State from Arizona outsourcing solutions.technology John hasaB.S. inMass 500 provider businessprocess ofdiversified andinformation Services, a Operations withAffiliatedComputer Fortune Previously, President John wasaDivision Vice for Global Scott Lanigan Dan Macferran LeHockey John 2011 Journal’s “40 under40.” Business was namedtoJacksonville of Valdosta and University State affairs.and academic Heisagraduate finance, student services, operations, related toenrollment andretention, activities campus he managesall Campus. Asdirector, Florida North ofPhoenix Director oftheUniversity Accountant and a Certified Accountant andaCertified Fraud Scott isaCPA, aCertified Forensic fromMaster ofAccountancy UNF. IslandUniversity,from Long anda support. HehasaB.S. inAccounting forensic accountingandlitigation for-profit organizations, as aswell on auditsofcommercial andnot- Accountants, PA. focuses Hispractice LBAthe firm Public Certified administers those scholarships. scholarships. those administers SON and families low-income from come who students K-12 to Scholarships TaxCredit provides that nonprofit a is SUFS (SON). Network Organization Scholarship the of CEO and (SUFS) Students for Up Step for Scholarships for President Vice isaPartner at istheCampus is the Executive Executive the is be viewedasapivotalpointinmylife, on the Advisory Board of Second FoodHarvest Bank. trustee of the Ponte Vedra Municipal District and is currently Beach and is still an active member. He also as served an elected Will has on served the board of the Rotary Club of Ponte Vedra enjoys live jazzandtraveling.enjoys live Benny Moore, Sr. three have andtogetherthey children. She University, State ofFlorida A graduate to Johnnetta ismarried of First Baptist Church of Oakland. Jacksonville, Inc. and an active member and previous treasurer of Links, Inc., a sustaining member of the Junior League of life changingforme.Itwillalways where Iwillneverbetheperson “Leadership Jacksonvillehasbeen was before Ibegantheprogram.” Leadership Jacksonville Class of 2011member Class of Leadership Jacksonville planning firm in planning firm Ponte Beach. Vedra employee benefitsandfinancial continued togrow intoasuccessful has which Services, Financial openedMontoyaIn 1989 Will withDean when hestarted Witter. and employee benefitssince1985 and hasworked infinancialadvising founder ofMontoya &Associates, Sorority, Inc., the Jacksonville Chapter is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha AIDS Coalition of Jacksonville. She past board member of the Minority on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse and member of the Northeast Council Jacksonville. Johnnetta is a board Treatment Program for the City of program manager for the In Jail Drug Jacksonville and currently as serves Johnnetta Moore Will Montoya istheowner and is a native of 2012 O CLASS F

LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE 11 is Assistant Vice is Assistant is the Vice President Vice is the President is the Transportation Transportation is the racy P racy Office Leader for Reynolds Smith She is a Jacksonville office. and Hills’ and engineer professional registered in Civil her B.S. received State North Carolina from University Lisa has served in 1994. as a Board Member for Louisburg Trustee of member for the a board College, Elizabeth Edgar Hall Foundation and has served various on professional for Student Development and EducationCommunity at Florida where State College at Jacksonville, he has served to the since moving He earned a bachelor’s in 1991. area the from relations in public degree University of Florida, a master’s from in business administration the University of North Florida, in higher education and a Ph.D. Clark Robertson Clark T ierce Lisa Robert President for Regional Development for Regional President He previously Transportation. at CSX estate investment held senior real with ProLogis, and operating roles The Partners, Investment Cherokee Trammell and the Companies, Broe He has a bachelor’s Company. Crow the University in finance from degree is obtaining a and of Nebraska in intermodal transportation master’s organization boards. In 2008 she was named as one of In 2008 she was named as one organization boards. “40 under 40.” Jacksonville Business Journal’s relocated to Jacksonville in 2005 Lisa and her husband Pascal with their toddler Johns daughter. and currently live in St. from Walden University. Tracy has 30 years has of experience as Tracy University. Walden from a volunteer soccer coach and youth and is active in missions and Tracy at the Anglican of the Redeemer. programs Church his wife Emily have two very active sons. management from the University of Denver. He is currently the Universitymanagement from of Denver. serving of the First the boards on Coast Manufacturers He is based PAC. D.C. Washington, for a and Association a member of several organizations and is past professional of housing for Phi director Gamma Delta Fraternity. national He and his wife Suzanne live in Jacksonville and have two college-age children. is of is a Registered is a Registered is a native of of native a is Jacksonville. He received his B.A. B.A. his received He Jacksonville. University the from Accounting in and CPA a is He Florida. North of Pellum Ennis of President as serves served has Ron CPAs. Associates, and years 30 his in clients of range wide a most spends Ron Today firm. the with consulting and tax with time his of litigation including engagements and Ron services. forensic and support counsel with the law firm of McGuire and practices in the area LLP Woods, and white litigation of commercial She is a member of collar defense. for Team the Executive Leadership the American Heart Association’s campaign ad Women Go Red for she serves member of as a board Melissa is a double Inc. Elder Source, Gator and earned her undergraduate Nurse with bachelor’s and master’s and master’s with bachelor’s Nurse After an exciting in nursing. degrees she healthcare career, 24-year Navy became and as a Commander retired Services of Health the Director for before Inc. Health Plan, the Mayo starting career. her entrepreneurial Kathryn and operates two owns Her Comfort Keepers franchises. services homecare provides company Ron Pellum Ron Melissa Williamson Nelson Kathryn Murphy Kathryn his wife Katie have been married for 34 years. They have three three have They years. 34 for married been have Katie wife his cycling golf, enjoys He grandchildren. four and children married International. BSF with leader teaching a is He sports. all and and law degrees from the University from of Florida.and law degrees She and time with their spending their free enjoy her husband Jason (2). Clem (4) and Boyd Emory (5), children, to adults living throughout North Florida.to adults living throughout Kathryn has been in Northeast 100 Nurses “Great the recognized of as one District and and the SBA Year,” of the “Franchisee Florida,” Year.” of the in Business Champion “Women State Kathryn has two Ryan and Michael. sons LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE 12 have adaughter.have Sacks, President, Vice Counsel for EverBank, Corporate Senior &Gardens.Museum ofArt andherhusbandJonathan R. She on theBoard fortheUp&CummersCummer served and he and his wife Vicki enjoy bicycling, kayaking and traveling. Will is the proud father of three daughters, an avid outdoorsman ChapteroftheMSSociety. Florida for theNorth Church andison Committee theBikeMSExecutive Lutheran as serves Treasurer. President isthe Vice ofSt.Will Matthews where he ContractorsofGreaterAssociated General Florida daughters, andKailey. Karissa Denise. tothelovely Donnie ismarried two have They andhisM.B.A. Florida North of from theUniversity Texas. Donnie received hisbachelor’s degree of from theUniversity Texas Economic Councils. Development FoundationsEducation andthe Weatherford/Parker County, Wolfson Children’s Hospital, andhas member ofthe Women’s Board for member ofsince2003. isalsoa She shehasbeena an organization ofJacksonville,the JuniorLeague President-Elect iscurrently She for B.A. of fromVirginia. theUniversity anda ofFlorida from theUniversity of Jacksonville. hasanM.B.A. She Marketing forEpiscopalHighSchool Donnie Romine Will Schaet Meg Sacks sits on theBoard ofDirectors forthe Additionally, Florida. of North Will CouncilfortheUniversity Advisory on Management theConstruction serves Management) andcurrently and UNF(B.S. Construction holds degrees from UF(B.S.B.A.) managementfirm.construction Will Malow Company, afull-service OperationsforBarton Florida North ISD and Weatherford College United Way,including Weatherford organizations,and educational charitable on theboards ofseveral hospitals. various Donnie hasserved current role, roles heheldexecutive at in November 2010. Prior tohis fromJacksonville Weatherford, Texas relocatedto He andhisfamily as President ofSt. Luke’s Hospital. istheDirector of istheDirector of currently serves serves currently She is engaged to Joshua Guess. Antiques Show. Society’s Cattle Barons Ball, Junior Achievement and the Art & their board as Vice President of Finance, the American Cancer includes the Junior League of Jacksonville where she serves on Meredith’s true passion is her community involvement, which towards her CPA designation at the University of North Florida. Alliance Steering Committee. Support Services Board of Directors and Women’s Giving Board, Take Stock in Children Leadership Council, Family Balz Smith Foundation, Regional Teach for America Advisory Ashley serves on the board of her family’s foundation, the Emily Stock in Children before joining The Chartrand Foundation. and sharing good food with friends andfamily. good foodwith friends and sharing with herthree-year-old daughter, Harper, andenjoys traveling &GardernsUpandCummers.of Art inMurrayHill lives She 40” memberof in2007andisanactive The CummerMuseum was selectedasone BusinessJournal’s ofJacksonville “40 Under A proud alumnusof Youth Jacksonville, Leadership Corrina class of 2012 and is also working Graduate School of Banking at LSU She is currently a member of The Science in Finance and Banking. State University with a Bachelor of Meredith graduated from Appalachian commercial clients. for overseeing financial relationships of Fifth Third Bank. She is responsible Vice President, Business Banking for hley Smith Juarez A Meredith W. Schmidt Corrina Steiger Advocate for Duval County’s Take Next, Ashley worked as a Student social studies for . secondary education. She then taught earning bachelor’s degrees in history & honors from Vanderbilt University, initiatives. Ashley graduated with public education and early childhood a family foundation supporting Director of the Chartrand Foundation, world free ofMS.world more than$2.4milliontocreate a direction raises which ofthechapter isresponsible She forthestrategic regional andnational leadershiproles. oflocal, inavariety she hasserved beganin2001and with theSociety Chapter. Florida North Hercareer National Society, MultipleSclerosis s isPresident ofthe 2012 O CLASS is Executive serves as F

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is the Chief Financial is the Director of of Director is the im Walsh T Zuber Penny Officer of the YMCA of Florida’s of YMCA Florida’s Officer of the largest of the area’s one First Coast, oversight She provides non-profits. legal and HR, IT, to the finance, and risk departments, management recently served as interim CEO. served as a founding board Penny member of Girls the Run on and and her volunteer work continues community involvement through Football Administration for the for the Administration Football He has worked Jacksonville Jaguars. Operations Football in the Jaguars since 1997. Tim earned his undergraduate degree the Universityin accounting from of degree Dame and a master’s Notre in sports the management from University of Richmond. Leadership Jacksonville Class of 2010 member community trustees.” outstanding program which “Leadership Jacksonville is an amazing, profound, life-changing, empowers, enlightens, and inspires enlightens, and inspires empowers, us all to think smarter and be better the Y and St. Joseph . She was named Church. Catholic Joseph St. Y and the in 2009 by the of Influence Women 20 of Jacksonville’s one A University of North FloridaJacksonville Business Journal. is a marathon runner mother of the proud and Penny graduate, Savannah and Sarah. Tim enjoys volunteering for the Jaguars Readers Program. He Tim volunteering enjoys for the Jaguars Readers Program. was born in Philadelphia fan of Philadelphia’s and is a life-long traveling He enjoys to baseball and hockeyprofessional teams. Phillies games during the Summer. encouraging is he who Kyle) (Japhy, nephews young two has He Irish!). Go Jaguars! (Go fanatics football become to

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COLLEGIATE LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE 15 Peer Scholar; Phi Kappa Scholar; Kappa Delta Pi Phi; Centennial Peer Urban Literacy Research; Kappa Delta PiUrban Literacy National Research; National Honor Society; International Thespian Society; Society; Thespian International Society; Honor National Intramural Football, , ; Beach Softball, Basketball; Intramural Football, Working at YMCA; Painting; Pottery; Spending Time Time YMCA; Painting; Pottery; Spending at Working Turtle’s Children’s Book Collector; Reading; Camping; Camping; Reading; Collector; Book Children’s Turtle’s

Hunting, Fishing, Sports; Theatre/Drama; Working with Youth with Working Theatre/Drama; Sports; Fishing, Hunting, : : :

: S: Baseball; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Flex-Off of Christian Athletes; for Fellowship S: Baseball; S: S: s s s s E E E E t t t I I I I t s s s T T T T s e e e e r r r r IVI IVI IVI IVI T T T T te te te t C C C C n n n n Garrett White Jacksonville University Elementary Education Major: Florida Yulee, Hometown: A Ie Steven Hillan University of Florida North Community Health Major: Florida Coconut Creek, Hometown: A Farm Homeless Cancer; Breast I Certified Diver ; Heather Cole Jacksonville University Elementary Education Major: Florida Hawaii/Jacksonville, Honolulu, Hometown: A Danielle McMaster Randolph-Macon College Studies and Biology Environmental Major: Florida Jacksonville, Hometown: A Liaison and President; Boys and Girls Club; Carpenter’s Shop Tutor; Tutor; Shop Carpenter’s and Girls Boys Club; and President; Liaison Literacy Alive Strong Kids Campaign; YMCA Public School Intern; I Arts and Crafts with Daughter; Honor Society President; Alpha Epsilon Phi Treasurer; Boys and Boys Treasurer; Phi Epsilon Alpha SocietyHonor President; Public School Intern Tutor; Girls Club I Hiking; School TV News Co-Anchor; College Leadership Program; Campus Campus Program; Leadership College Co-Anchor; News TV School Senator; Class Freshman Fraternity; Epsilon Phi Sigma Chair; Vice Events Orientation Club; Outdoors Macon Fellowship; Christian Intervarsity Hall Residence Representative; Class Freshman Program Honors Leader; President; Succeed) Guys and Girls Unique (Helping HUGGS Associate; Church History, and Science Of Museum at Volunteer ERIENCE P X L to R: K. Dyal, V. Lanham, B. Davis, S. Navratik, G. White, S. Hillan, H. Cole, D. McMaster D. Hillan, H. Cole, White, S. Navratik, G. Lanham, B. Davis, S. L to R: K. V. Dyal, Jacksonville better!” E Future Business Leaders of America; Varsity Tennis; Tennis; Varsity Business Leaders of America; Future Student Ambassador; Vice Student Student President Ambassador; Outstanding Student Award; Volunteer with HabiJax, with HabiJax, Volunteer Outstanding Student Award; Politics Fishing, Sports; Designing T-Shirts; Airplanes T-Shirts; Designing Sports; Fishing, Computers; Tennis; Reading; Playing Pool Reading; Tennis; Computers; Writing; Poetry; Music Poetry; Writing;

T : : : : S: S: S: S: SportSoccer; and Official; Flag Scorekeeper s s s s I E E E E t t t t I I I I G s s s s T T T T e e e e r r r r IVI IVI IVI IVI T T T T “It reinforced my desire to make my desire “It reinforced te te te te C C C C n n n n Class of 2010 member COLLEA LEADERSHIP E A Sebastian Navratik University of Florida North Marketing Major: Florida Gardens, Beach Palm Hometown: A Florida State College at Jacksonville College Florida State Science Political Major: Florida Callahan, Hometown: Bryan Davis A Florida State College at Jacksonville College Florida State Sociology/CommunicationsMajor: Florida Jacksonville, Hometown: Vivian Lanham A American Society Fishing of Mechanical For Engineers; Football; SuccessVolunteer I University of Florida and Aerospace Engineering Mechanical Major: Florida Jacksonville, Hometown: Kelsey Dyal ArtiGras; Loggerhead Triathalon; Artfest By The Sea Artfest By Triathalon; LoggerheadArtiGras; I Government Association; Coach/Referee Upward Basketball Coach/Referee Upward Association; Government I Humane Society, Sulzbacher Center Humane Society, I L to R: E. Johnson, B. Newland, M. Hill, W. Boykin, J. Palmer, Z. Brose, T. Young, J. Jordan

Ebony Johnson Jordan Palmer University of North Florida Florida State University Major: Sociology/Criminal Justice Major: Special Education Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida ACTIVITIES: African American Student Union; Student Conduct ACTIVITIES: Best Buddies; Vollyball; Leon Advocacy and Resource Center Board; Student Criminal Justice Association; Elite Leadership Volunteer; SMILE Camp; Children’s Christmas Party of Jacksonville Academy; Respect, Check, and Protect Yourself Movement President; Intern/Volunteer with Hubbard House, Girls Inc.; President of Local Interests: Going to the Beach; Seminole Football and Basketball; Nonprofit HIV/AIDS Awareness Movement Playing Volleyball; Reading Interests: Traveling; Music; Poetry; Study of Poverty; Criminality; Inequality in Education; Race Relations; Mentoring Zoe Brose University of Central Florida Major: Political Science/International Relations Brittany Newland Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida University of North Florida ACTIVITIES: Phi Alpha Delta Pre-Law Fraternity; United Nations Major: Business Management Association Model United Nations; Volunteer with Second Chance Hometown: St. Johns, Florida Rescue, Whispering Meadows Ranch, Junior Achievement, Flagler ACTIVITIES: DECA; VyStar Academy of Business and Finance; Relay County Education Foundation, Jacksonville Humane Society for Life; Light the Night; March of Dimes; Senior Women; Kingfish Interests: Reading; Horseback Riding; Fostering Shelter Dogs; Tournament Volunteer; Habitat for Humanity Nonprofit Web Design Interests: Powder Puff Football; Co-ed Soccer; Going to the Beach; Ski-blading Taylor Young Rollins College Marshall Hill Major: International Relations

COLLEGIATE LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCEFurman University Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida Major: Business ACTIVITIES: Key Club; Fox Club; Community Hearing Council; Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida Cross Blue Shield Intern; Campus Event Planner; World Affairs ACTIVITIES: Fraternity; Church; Soup Kitchen; Mission Trips Council; Jacksonville Humane Society; Ronald McDonald House Interests: Martial Arts; Cars; Beach Interests: Reading; Bike Riding; Video Games

Willie Boykin John Jordan IV University of North Florida University of North Florida Major: Political Science Major: Finance Hometown: Vero Beach, Florida Hometown: Orlando, Florida ACTIVITIES: Student Government Senator; NAACP Community ACTIVITIES: Student Government; Kappa Sigma Fraternity; Finance Outreach Chair; African American Student Union; Boys and Girls and Investment Society; Campus Outreach; Transportation and Club; Young Black Intellectuals Program Intern Logistics Society; Mission Trip to New Orleans; Relay for Life; Military Heroes; Children’s Network; Campus Transition Interests: Sports; Politics; Reading Interests: Golf; Having Fun; Video Games; Board Games; Hanging Out With Friends; Windsurfing

16 CLASS OF 2011 L to R: B. Gill, J. Harris, C. Santiago, J. Laster, K. Herndon, J. Graessle, M. Loop, J. Scott

Brynna Gill Kaylie Herndon Florida State College at Jacksonville Valdosta State University/University of North Florida COLLEGIATE LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE LEADERSHIP COLLEGIATE Major: Psychology Major: Accounting/Masters of Accountancy Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida Hometown: Fitzgerald, Georgia ACTIVITIES: Take Stock in Children Scholarship; National Honor ACTIVITIES: Alpha Sigma Pi; Beta Alpha Psi; Dean’s List; Jacksonville Society; Student Government Representative; Phi Theta Kappa; Humane Society Pawfessionals Event; Habitat for Humanity; Volunteer with Teen Trendsetters and Elementary School Team-Up Valdosta-Loundes County Humane Society; Mentor Interests: Working with Children Interests: Cooking; Traveling; My Pets

Jarell Harris Jonathan Graessle University of North Florida University of Florida/University of Florida Law Major: Music/Business Major: Political Science/Law Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida ACTIVITIES: Student Government; Hope for Haiti; Young Vessels of ACTIVITIES: Lead UF; UF Progressive Caucus; Students Against War; God; Resolution; Alpha Kappa Psi; Gospel Choir; Mu Phi Epsilon; Certificate of Leadership Graham Center for Public Service Clara White Mission; Beaches Habitat; Children’s Home Society; Interests: Fishing, Biking, Music, Championing Civil Rights Rhonda L. Martin Cultural Heritage Center; Police Athletic League; Take Stock in Children

Interests: Playing Saxophone; Mentoring; Learning; Enjoying Life Mariah Loop University of Georgia Cassandra Santiago Major: Business University of North Florida Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida Major: Math Education ACTIVITIES: Cross Country; Track; Honor Council; Cum Laude Hometown: Park, Florida Society; National Honor Society; Youth Leadership Jacksonville; Mu ACTIVITIES: Intramurals; RES Christian Club; Relay for Life; National Alpha Theta; National Spanish Honor Society; Junior Panhellenic Honor Society; Basketball Coach; Reach-Out Program Representative for Kappa Alpha Theta; Acolyte; The Bridge of Northeast Florida; Community Service Council; Miracle Catering Interests: Sports; Charity Work; Running; Playing Piano Committee; University of Georgia Hero Interests: Running, Baking, Reading, Spending Time with Family Jamisha Laster University of North Florida Major: Nutrition/Dietetics Jada Scott Hometown: Newark, New Jersey Florida State College at Jacksonville Major: Political Science ACTIVITIES: Student Nutrition Club; Students Without Borders; Hometown: Miami, Florida Sigma Alpha Lambda; Weed and Seed; Tutoring; Volunteering ACTIVITIES: Student Government; Track and Field; Senior Network; Interests: Reading; Cooking; Dancing Flag Football; Bowling; Tipping the Scale Mentor Program; Bridge Works; Community Scholars Interests: Poetry; Music; Painting; Religion

COLLEA GI TE LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE 17 L to R: A. Hinds, T. Parker, M. Morrow, N. Leonard, M. Eugene, B. Silva, K. Prendergast, C. Blair

Andrea Hinds Margarette Eugene Edward Waters College/Webster University Florida State College at Jacksonville Major: Masters in Mental Health Counseling Major: Criminal Justine Hometown: Amityville, New York Hometown: Miami, Florida ACTIVITIES: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; Mentoring; Feed the City; ACTIVITIES: United Way of Northeast Florida; Kaboom Build A Relay for Life; December to Remember; Community Work Shops; Playground; Jax Beach Clean-up; Buddy Walk; Down Syndrome Clara White Mission; Second Harvest Food Bank of Jacksonville Interests: Reading; Cooking; Shopping; Puzzles; Traveling Interests: Making Baskets; Decorating; Singing; Cooking; Baking

Theresa Parker Bryan Silva University of Notre Dame Florida State College at Jacksonville Major: Business Major: Nursing Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida Hometown: Manila, Philippines ACTIVITIES: Student International Business Council; Marketing Club; ACTIVITIES: Youth Leadership Jacksonville; Phi Theta Kappa Circle K; National Honor Society; Spanish Honor Society; Student International Honor Society; Florida Nurses Student Association; Council; Interact; St. Vincent de Paul Society; Varsity Basketball; Student Government Association; Bank of America Student Leaders Youth Leadership Jacksonville; St. Vincent’s Hospital; Mandarin Food Intern; Communities in Schools Camp Counselor; Tutor; Tennis Bank; Special Olympics; Basketball Camp Counselor; Race for the Coach; Hospital and Nursing Home Volunteer Cure; Vacation Bible School Group Leader Interests: Tennis; Photography; spending Time with Family and Interests: Playing the Piano; Playing Basketball; Spending Time Friends; Traveling; Watching Movies; Relaxing with Family and Friends; Going to the Beach Katie Prendergast Madalaine Morrow Auburn University Florida State University Major: Accountancy COLLEGIATE LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCEMajor: Family and Child Services Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida ACTIVITIES: Varsity Lacrosse, Cross Country; Junior Civitans ACTIVITIES: National Society of Collegiate Scholars; Thespians Public Relations Officer; Mentor; National Honor Society; National Honor Society; Drama Club; Interact; Key Club; Arts Appreciation Merit Scholar; IB Diploma; Scholar; Student Club; Miss Bishop Kenny; Study Abroad in Italy; Miss America’s Government; Alpha Delta Pi; Lambda Sigma National Sophomore Outstanding Teen Program; Volunteer for Church, American Heart Honor Society; Presidential Scholar; Church Youth Group; Relay for Association, American Red Cross Life; Volunteer with Sulzbacher Center, Cummer Art Museum, Big Event Day at Auburn, Habitat for Humanity Interests: Dance, Beach, Water Sports, Animals Interests: Running; Cooking; Volunteering; Tennis Nick Leonard University of North Florida Codi Blair Major: Marketing University of North Florida Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida Major: Psychology Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida ACTIVITIES: CSX Business Explorer Post Co-Founder/President; Echoshows Productions Founder; Order of the Arrow Lodge Chief ACTIVITIES: Student Alumni Association; Presidential Envoy; Research Assistant; Big Brothers Big Sisters; Hospital Volunteer; Interests: Kayaking; Piano; Tennis; CSX Business Explorer Post; Travel Swim Coach; Brooks Rehabilitation Hospital Volunteer Interests: Swimming; Running; Teaching Children to Swim

18 CLASS OF 2011 L to R: J. Gambill, K. Kvasnok, J. Plumlee, S. Blazs, K. Schaal, P. Murphy, A. Williams, C. Burns

Jessica Gambill Kyle Schaal Florida State University University of North Florida COLLEGIATE LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE LEADERSHIP COLLEGIATE Major: Social Work Major: Public Relations Hometown: Middleburg, Florida Hometown: Winter Park, Florida ACTIVITIES: Student Ambassador; Student Government; Phi Theta ACTIVITIES: Kappa Sigma Fraternity; College Republicans; Scuba Kappa International Honor Society President; Family Violence Club; Curling Club; Intramural Soccer; FCCYD Camp Counselor; Journal Club Manager; Association of Student Social Workers; Volunteer for Rick Scott Campaign, Habitat for Humanity, Marine Climbing Club; Phi Alpha Honor Society; Church; St. John’s River Corps Half Marathon Water Management District; 2-1-1 Big Bend Crisis Call Center Interests: Soccer; Finance; Curling; Football; Reading; Learning Interests: Running; Camping; Rock Climbing; Crocheting; Reading Patrick Murphy Florida State College at Jacksonville Kristina Kvasnok Major: Supervision and Management University of North Florida Hometown: Orange Park, Florida Major: Accounting ACTIVITIES: Business Club; Volunteer Youth Sports Coach Hometown: Melbourne, Florida Interests: Sports; Fishing ACTIVITIES: Student Body Treasurer; Student Government; Osprey Productions Director; Women in Business Society President; Alpha Sigma Pi Accounting Club; Relay for Life Entertainment and Austin Williams Activities Chair University of North Florida Major: Financial Services Interests: Reading; Beach; Friends; Family Hometown: Gainesville, Florida ACTIVITIES: Mixed Martial Arts Club; Club; Multiple Jonathan Plumlee Sclerosis Mud Run University of North Florida Major: Computer Science Interests: Fishing; Surfing; Outdoors; Beach Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida ACTIVITIES: Honors Vocal Ensemble; Spanish Club; University of Catherine Burns North Florida Honors Program; Environmental Clean-ups; Vocal University of Florida Concert Participant Major: International Food and Resource Economics Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida Interests: Swimming, TV and Media Production; Working ACTIVITIES: Sailing Club Founder/Captain; Sigma Kappa Sorority; with Computers Collegiate Merchandizing Association; Volunteer with Arts in Medicine, AIM for Africa, Rwanda Sustainable Families Stephen Blazs Interests: Mission Trips to Africa; Volunteering; Sailing University of Florida Major: Political Science/Pre-Medical Track Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida ACTIVITIES: Hope Global Mission; Navigators Campus Ministry; Homeless Outreach; Church; Medical Mission to Haiti and Africa; “I would recommend CLE for other Hospital Volunteer; Clinical Research Internship students because it greatly changed my life and Interests: Canoeing; Hiking; Fishing; Running; Guitar; Traveling; Global Public Health; Philosophy; Politics; International Development; Theology; Rural Medicine I’m sure it could do the same for others.” Class of 2010 member

COLLEA GI TE LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE 19 XXII Youth Leadership Jacksonville Class YuthMssiono i Statement: Eigibilityel r quirements include: To identify a diverse group of high school • Attend a participating high school in Baker, students from the First Coast who have Clay, Duval, or St. Johns counties accredited demonstrated leadership and prepare them to by SACS (Southern Association of Colleges become responsible, ethical leaders committed to and Schools). stephen ramsey active community involvement. • Be a current sophomore to apply for the Youth Program Chair program that takes place in your junior year. GalsfrPo o articipants • Be approved by the high school principal. • To meet students from all areas of the First • Demonstrate proven leadership in school Coast Community and to develop mutual and/or community activities. trust and respect for each other. • Have an interest in addressing the issues • To have an increased awareness of our confronting your community. community needs, opportunities, problems • Commit to 100% attendance. and resources. • Be academically sound. An average of “B” • To gain a greater understanding of or better is recommended. The program will contemporary issues through interaction and require students to miss seven days of class problem solving with peers, adult leaders, and during the academic year. mobeen rathore decision makers from all segments of Approximately 50 participants are selected each Youth Program Chair-Elect the community. year from the 34 participating schools in the four- • To develop effective styles of leadership, county region – Baker, Clay, Duval and St. Johns. communication and decision making skills. • To become a responsible, ethical leader Program Days deal with specific facets of the committed to active community involvement. community such as government, criminal justice, human services, diversity and business. Each day Slectione of Participants: combines a behind-the-scenes experience with Youth Leadership Jacksonville consists of high a great deal of interaction with the appropriate school students who excel in student government, community leaders. Students learn methods academics, athletics, the arts and community and skills to address the issues as they unfold, youth organizations. The participants represent becoming ethical trustees committed to active meg folds a cross section of the community in many ways, community involvement. Youth Programs Director including gender, race, culture and neighborhoods.

Y Outh PrograMS COMMITTEE 2011-2012 Chair: Stephen Ramsey, LJ ’03 Chair-Elect: Mobeen Rathore, LJ ’03 Y Outh Leadership DEVELOPMENT TEAM Murray Beard, LJ ’85 Meg Folds, LJ ’99, Staff Jack Morgan, LJ ’96 Kyle Reese, LJ ’08 Steve Blumberg, LJ ’97 Debbie Johnson, LJ ’11 Marlene Murphy-Roach, LJ ’10 Heather Solanka, LJ ’11 Cyndie Brake, LJ ’94 Nancy Kilgo, LJ ’03 Connie Phillips, LJ ’08 Neeley Towe, LJ ’10 Trish Cannan, LJ ’08 Amy Lingren, ’09 Michael Phillips, LJ ’11 Linda Wilkinson, LJ ’98 Jean Dickson, LJ ’10 Kendra McCrary, LJ ’04 Dick Pierpont, LJ ’03 YOUTH LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE CALENDAR thursday, may 5, 2011 t hursday, september 22, 2011 t hursday, december 1, 2011 s aturday, march 31, 2012 Orientation “Inside the System” “Everyday Creativity” Closing Retreat/Graduation Focus on Criminal Justice System Focus on the Arts s unday, august 21, 2011 t hursday, october 13, 2011 t hursday, january 26, 2012 Opening Dinner “Leading for a Lifetime” “Are we our Brothers’/Sisters’ Keeper?” Focus on Government s aturday, august 27, 2011 t hursday, february 16, 2012 (Mandatory) t hursday, november 3, 2011 “Dollars & Sense” Opening Retreat: “Getting the Big Picture” “In Living Color” Focus on Business Focus on Appreciating Differences

LEADERSHIP20 JACKSONVILLE CLASSXI 3 X I YOUTH LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE XXII Youth Leadership Jacksonville Class ORGANIZATIONS KEY

ES Elementary School IB International Baccalaureate NSHSS National Society of High FBLA Future Business Leaders of America JROTC Junior Reserve Officer Training C orps School Scholars FCA Fellowship of Christian Athletes JV Junior Varsity SHS Spanish Honor Society FFA Future Farmers of America MHS Music Honor Society VBS Vacation Bible Study HOBY Hugh O’Brien Youth Leadership NHS National Honor Society

Stephanie Almond Ronald Brame III Seth Clarkson Forrest High School Baker County High School

ACTIVITIES: Rocketry; ACTIVITIES: Cambridge A : CTIVITIES Key Club; Head Staff Color Guard Advanced International Comic Book Club; FFA; Certificate of Education Beta Club; Best Buddies Program; Mandarin Club; History Club; Band Leadership; Boy Fine Arts Club and Art Scout Order of the Arrow; National Boy Auction; Food Drive; Relay for Life; Special Taliyah Atkinson Scout Jamboree Olympics; Church Volunteer Wolfson High School

ACTIVITIES: Tennis; Robert Brannan Charlotte Clegg MaliVai Washington Baker County High School Ponte Vedra High School Kids Foundation A : CTIVITIES Class Vice ACTIVITIES: St. Gerard’s President; FFA; Chaplain; Support Group Founder/ FBLA; Freshman Class President; Tennis Team; Andrew Blocker Float; Homecoming NHS; National Junior Committee Host; Career Classical League; Ponte Vedra High School Academy of Business Administration; Church; FBLA, Reporter; HOBY Ambassador; ACTIVITIES: All-State Livestock Fair/Show Exhibitor Church Lector, Greeter/Usher, and Minister Orchestra; Tri-M MHS of Hospitality Founding President; Sophomore Class Christopher Calderon Treasurer; Interact; NHS; St. Joseph Academy Natalie Cleghorn Mu Alpha Theta Math Mandarin High School ACTIVITIES: NHS; Honor Society; Jacksonville Symphony Youth ACTIVITIES: JV Spanish Club; Assisted Orchestra; Baptist Beaches Hospital Teenage Volleyball; Varsity Living Facility Volunteer; Volunteer; Teen Court Volunteer Attorney Softball; Weightlifting;

Jukido Jujitsu Brown Belt JACKSONVILLE LEADERSHIP YOUTH FCA Club; Gifted Joseph Bottaro Program; Relay for St. Joseph Academy Life; Camp I Am Special Volunteer; Public Haoyue Chen Library Volunteer; Travel Softball Team ACTIVITIES: Swimming; Stanton College Baseball; Interact; Key Preparatory School Caitlyn Considine Club; Spanish Club; ACTIVITIES: Mu St. Joseph Academy Chess Club; St. John’s Alpha Theta Math Housing Partnership; Club; Chinese Club; ACTIVITIES: Varsity National Make a Difference Day; Susan G. Technology Student Cross Country, Komen Race for the Cure; Red Cross Association; Tennis Team; Recycling Club; Basketball, Softball; Build-A-Bear; USS Pearl HarborVolunteer; Science Fair; MOSH Intern; Teen Attorney Interact; Key Club; Sea Cadets; Ribault and Yucca Garden Program; Mayo Clinic Spanish Club; NHS; Club Volunteer Subjuniors; Church Youth Group; Camp Promise and Camp I Am Special Volunteer

YT OU H LEADERHIP JACKSONVILLE 21 YOUTH LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE 22 Feeding the Homeless Volunteer Helping the Homeless Now Volunteer; Lifesaving Corps; Bird Island Park Volunteer; Literacy Book Drive; Eagle Scout; American Alzheimers Walk Volunteer Augustin Volunteer Spooktacular Volunteer; Run Volunteer; CHRP Volunteer, San Tri-M MHS; Scouts; Girl Donna Hicken Volunteer; Soccer Coach Church Youth Group; Hospital Volunteer Breast Cancer; Camp I Am Special Counselor; to School Medical Aid, Party Photographer, Back Team; BEAM Christmas Interact; Varsity Swim Club;Anthropology Club;Zip SHS; NHS, Interact; AnchorClub; Chaplain, Choir; Show Camp Shooting Armstrong Basketball Beta Club; NHS; Darrel Choir;Show National Weightlifting, Track; : VI A Episcopal High School Cooper Flower A Ponte Vedra High School Maxwell A Bishop KennyHigh School A A Clay High School Y NJHS; Brides Against Society Club; Track; Spanish Club; Humane Council; Yearbook Staff; Science Tutor; Red Cross Life Organizer; Math and Dance Team; Relay for SHS; Varsity Soccer; Theta Math Club; NHS; A HighOakleaf School Dominique Fairley C asmeen Davis C C C C driana DiMare T T T T T I I IVI IVI IVI VI T T T T T I I I I E I E E E E S S S: S: S: :

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NHS; Brain Pom Squad; R.O.T.C.; French Youth Conference Leadership Animal Shelter; CatholicCharities; Global Club;Spanish Waste Not Want Not; Safe Reinactor; Youth Works Award Winner Award Winner; Civil War Give Kids the World, Build A Bear; Nestle Ronald McDonald House, Dignity U Wear, Florida Board; HOBY; Tyler’s Tabs Founder; Cheerleader; Yearbook Staff; Tobacco Free Church Youth Group Boy Scouts;Society; Swimming; Honor Aid;Lab Club; Interact; FCA; Science Council; Honor Council; Crew; Student Country; Recording Technician and Church Sound Field; AVID Committee; R.O.T.C.; Track and Varsity Football; The Sanctuary VolunteerThe Sanctuary Children; ofLove; Suds Club; forthe Solace French Club; Classics T A Wolfson High School A A Advanced Studies Paxon School for Jane Howerton A St. JosephAcademy George Laibl A St. Johns Country Day School A A Orange Park High School Football, Track; Varsity BETA; FCA; JV Representative; NHS; President; Swat yler Jump C C C C C mos Jackson llison Killea T T T T T I I IVI IVI IVI VI VI T T T T T I I I I I E E E E E S S S: S: S: : :

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I x CLASS Varsity Literary Literary Varsity Soccer; Varsity X I Leadership Jacksonville Donors J ULY 2010 - JUNE 2011 We gratefully acknowledge the following donors. If we inadvertently omitted any donors, please accept our apology.

Trustee Level ($500) Scott Chamberlayne • CLE Class of 2009 • Joseph Delaney • Randal Drew • Cleveland Ferguson III • Jim and Meg Folds Stephen Goldman • Barbara Graham • Michael Grebe • Hank Haynes • Robert Hill • Jacksonville Aviation Authority Parker and Kendra McCrary • W. A. McGriff • Deborah Moore • Myers-Seth Pump, Inc. • Office Environments & Services, Inc. Panasonic • PBS&J • Betty Petway • Susan Ponder-Stansel • Drew Prusiecki • Rotary Club of San Marco, Inc. Isabelle Owen Spence • Justin Terry • The Chartrand Foundation • The Schultz Foundation, Inc.

Steward Level ($250) Alexander DeGance Barnett • George Baccash • Paul Boynton • Gary and Nicole Brose • Margarita Cabral-Maly • Stephen Canty Brenda Davis • Michael DuBow • Nancy Edwards• John Godfrey • Cynthia Griffin • Gwen Griggs • Sean Hall • Lawrence Hamilton Charles Hedrick • Debbie Johnson • Scott Keith • Michael Killea • Fred Lee • Sally Baker Lee • Amy Lingren • Jerry Mallot Pamela Maxwell • Brian and Robin Mendelson • Barbara Moulding • Jack Myers • Katherine Para • Espie Patrinely • Michael Rutledge Susan Slappey • Barney Spann • Karen Stern • David Sweeney • Dorcas Tanner • Macky Weaver • Elizabeth White Alton and Gwen Yates

Leader Level ($75) Henry Adams, Jr. • Sandra Barata • Martha Barrett • Jacquelyn Bates • Ben Bishop • Gary Blackall • Michael Boylan • John Brent • Anna Brosche Crystal Broughan • Warren Chandler • James Clark • Kathleen Clower • Bill Copley • Gary Corbitt • Keli Coughlin • Guy Cuddihee • Susan Cuthbertson Carol DiGiusto • Nicolas Dodaro • Heather Duncan • Dawn Emerick • Mary Fisher • Linda Foley • Brian Franco • Robert Franskousky • Brian Fuller Mary Goldsmith • Mark Green • Hugh Greene • Susan Greene • Maria Hane • Noah Henderson • Maggie Hightower • Marianne Hillegass • Alberta Hipps Joe Honeycutt, Jr. • Denise Hudmon • Barbara Hunter • Lewis Hunter, Jr. • Elizabeth Hyman • Helen Jackson • Genni Jett • Barbara Jones • Carlton Jones Tricia Kapustka • Gregory Kleffner • Jan Korb • Michael Korn • Michael Lancashire • Susan Lehr • Terry Lorince • Susan Mack • Ann Mackey • Mary Marx Susan Masucci • Karen Mayfield • Matthew McAfee • Maxine McBride • Snowden McFall • John Mills • Robb Mitchell • Jack Morgan • Diane Nixa Sue Nussbaum • Chris Oakley • Sheri O’Brien • Ilona Olayan • James O’Leary • Jack Parker • Stephen Parker • Davy Parrish • Robin Patton • Susan Pelter Mary Alice Phelan • Ju’Coby Pittman • Antonia Porterfield • Twyla Prindle • Mobeen Rathore • Janet Reagor • Andrea Rizzi • George Robbins • Susan Rodgers Tom Rogerson • John Rutherford • Chung Rutter • Sarah Sallas-Herring • Joanne Sawyer • Linda Scaz • Susan West Schantz • Rebecca Schwam Howard Serkin • Helen Short • Sania Shuja • Susan Siegmund • Laine Silverfield • Darnell Smith • Marlene Spalten • Justin Spiller • Deanna Still • Cindy Stover The Lord’s Foundation, Inc. • Ryan Tiedeberg • Gretchen Titshaw • Neely Towe • Paul Vance • Clark Vargas • Sherrie Webb • Joan Weber • Gary Wilkinson Linda Wilkinson • Courtenay Wilson • Daniel Wolff • Allan Wulburn • LaTanya Wynn

Supporter Level (up to $74) Carolyn Aidman • Graham Allen • Erjona Asllani • Martha Baker • Sandra Bartow • Joyce Bizot • Peter Blumeyer • Vanessa Boyer • Sara Brown • Susan Burns Nancy Burrows • Ellen Bushnell • Giselle Carson • Joan Carver • Elizabeth Cline • Sean Corcoran • Paul Crum • Laura D’Alisera • Jill Dame • Richard Danford Jana Ertrachter • Bruce Ferguson • Gary Flower • Brenda Frinks • Lois Gibson • Daniel Gilham • Peter Goplerud • Judy Hall • Julie Handley • Maria Hane Paola Parra Harris • Julia Harvard-Adams • Elizabeth Head • Camille Horn • Suzanne Horne • Mary Jarrett • Biggs Knauer • Allison Korman Shelton Chris Lesshafft • Linda Malloy • Juliette Mason • William Mayher • Audrey Moran • Shannon Nazworth • Deborah Norman • Bobbie O’Connor • Michael O’Hare Gregory Owens • Eric Palmer • Hanna Palmer • Shannon Perry • Margaret Ray • Cindy Sadler • Dayan Sandler • Jack Sears • Kem Siddons • Lauri-Ellen Smith Marcus Smith • Suzanne Taylor • Katherine Thomas • Gwynne Tonsfeldt • Anne Urban • Robin Wahby • Wende Wilson

In-Kind Donors BROOKSLACAYO • Florida State College at Jacksonville • Hendricks Avenue Baptist Church • Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office • Dr. and Mrs. William Maples Midtown Centre • Montgomery Copley & Associates • Northeast Florida Chapter of the American Red Cross • Dr. Michael Phillips • Ralston & Company Dr. Mobeen Rathore • Ritz Theatre and Museum • St. Vincent’s HealthCare • The Cummer Museum of Art and Gardens • The Florida Times-Union University of North Florida • Vestcor Leadership Jacksonville Donors J ULY 2010 - JUNE 2011 We gratefully acknowledge the following donors. If we inadvertently omitted any donors, please accept our apology.

Platinum Level ($10,000) Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida

Gold Level ($5,000) AVT Event Technologies • Barbara Drake Trading LLC • J.F. and Peggy Bryan IV Environmental Services, Inc. • Lindsey Films • Mayo Clinic • MSC Care Management The Brumos Companies • The Christy Birong YLJ Endowment Fund • The Florida Times-Union

Silver Level ($2,500) Acosta Sales and Marketing Company • Eleanor Ashby • AT&T • Bank of America...Merrill Lynch BroadBased Communications, Inc. • Brooks Community Health • David A. Stein Family Foundation, Inc. Deerwood Rotary Charities, Inc. • Cynthia and Dan Edelman • EverBank • Fidelity Investments • Gunster • Harden Hayes Family Charitable Giving Fund • Interline Brands, Inc. • Jacksonville Regional Chamber of Commerce Jacksonville University • JEA • Nancy Kilgo • RS&H • Sandra and Stephen Ramsey • Shouvlin Foundation St. Vincent’s HealthCare • SunTrust Bank • Thurston Roberts Charitable Foundation Wachovia, A Wells Fargo Company

Bronze Level ($1,500) Akerman Senterfitt • Baptist Health • Wade Barnes, M.D. • BB&T • Brightway Insurance • Brown & Brown • Tricia Cannan & Connie Phillips Citadel Life & Health Insurance/James Winston • Citi • LJ Class of 2010 • Toni Crawford • DuBow Family Foundation Edwards Cohen & Infinity Global Solutions • Ernst & Young LLP • Florida State College at Jacksonville • Terri Florio • Haskell • Hester Group LLC Jacksonville Jaguars, Ltd • Marks Gray, P.A. • McGuireWoods • Memorial Hospital • PARC Management • Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc. Rayonier • Robert Shircliff • Shands Jacksonville • The Bedell Firm & Driver, McAfee, Peek & Hawthorne, P.L. The Current/Sherman Group & Pat and Wayne Hogan • Chris and Karen Verlander • University of Florida • VyStar Credit Union • WJCT

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